Sweet or savory? YouTuber Adam Ragusea digs into the etymology of "pudding" to get an understanding of why it has come to mean both a dessert and, in some places, sausage. If you're squeamish, there are parts of this video that might offend. (via Digg)
Unpacking why 'pudding' means both dessert and sausage
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