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ألبة
Milk thickened with starch and perfumed with saffron, cardamom and rose water, set into a soft pudding and scattered with pistachio.
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Kuwait
ألبة
Milk thickened with starch and perfumed with saffron, cardamom and rose water, set into a soft pudding and scattered with pistachio.

Makassar, Indonesia
Es pisang ijo, banana wrapped in green pandan dough with coconut porridge and syrup over ice, is a named Makassar dessert.

England, United Kingdom
Crushed meringue, whipped cream and strawberries stirred together so the meringue partly dissolves.

Wallis and Futuna
Faikai
A sweet Wallisian pudding of tapioca or cassava flour rolled into small balls and simmered in a caramel of sugar and coconut milk, wrapped in banana leaves and baked in the umu for celebrations.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Farçon de Séez is a Savoyard sweet-savory potato and bread pudding containing dried fruit, bacon, and local seasoning.

Sweden
Fatost is a dessert from Norrland, a sweet finish to the local table.

Outer Islands (Nanumea / Nanumaga / Niutao / Nui / Vaitupu / Nukufetau / Nukulaelae / Niulakita), Tuvalu
Fekei utanu combines mashed coconut sprout with flour and toddy syrup, wraps the mixture in leaves, and cooks it with coconut cream.

United Arab Emirates
فرني
Emirati rice pudding, traditional dessert, smooth creamy texture with proper rice consistency and balanced sweetness, cardamom aroma, a beloved and comforting traditional Emirati sweet, daily and festive.

Atlantic Canada, Canada
Traditional bag pudding of breadcrumbs, raisins, brown sugar, molasses, butter, and spices, boiled in cloth.

Azerbaijan
Rice-flour pudding cooked in milk with saffron and rose water, set in a shallow dish and dusted with cinnamon in a pattern.

France
Flan pâtissier is a baked French custard tart with a firm, silky interior set inside pastry.

Jersey
Des Fliottes
Poached dough dumplings cooked in milk, traditionally served on Good Friday; batter of flour, sugar, and eggs dropped into boiling milk with butter; a simple, comforting Lenten dessert of Jersey.

Ireland
Flúmaraí
An Irish soft pudding with fruit, cream, and oats, a traditional and festive classic.

Senegal
Small millet balls rolled by hand and cooked in sweetened curdled milk with vanilla, eaten warm or cold.

Serbia
Фонтос колач
Fontoš kolač is a layered Banat sheet cake with walnut, jam and a tender baked crumb, kept by the Slovak community around Debeljača.

Frankfurt, Germany
Frankfurter Pudding is a dessert from Frankfurt am Main, a sweet finish to the local table. Distinct from food-virsli.

Peru
A Chincha black-bean pudding sweetened with chancaca and spices.

Ionian Islands, Greece
Φρυγανιά γλυκιά
A soft fried dough of the Ionian islands, pulled into ribbons and drowned in honey and sugar — a Lenten treat eaten straight from the pan.

India
गाजर का हलवा
Carrot halwa: grated carrots slow-cooked with milk, sugar and ghee, garnished with nuts.

United States
A Midwestern dessert 'salad' of rice, whipped cream, pineapple, and marshmallows, chilled.

Madagascar
Coconut milk cooked with sugar and starch and set firm into a sliceable white pudding, a coastal and Comorian-influenced sweet.

Ireland
Warm bread simmered in sweet milk with butter and spice, an old-fashioned Irish children's treat.

Georgia
Ფელამუში
Grape must thickened with corn flour, poured into moulds and set, then eaten cold with walnuts.

Grenada
Sweet Potato Pudding
Traditional Grenadian dessert of grated sweet potato, coconut milk, sugar, spices (nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger), and sometimes raisins; baked until set and golden; a dense, moist pudding; a staple at Church Harvest festivals and family gatherings; the sweet potato pudding of the Spice Isle; spiced with local nutmeg.

Bahamas
Guava pulp rolled into a sweet dough, wrapped in cloth and boiled or steamed into a log, sliced and covered with a butter-and-rum sauce. BVI Guava Duff folds guava into boiled dough and serves the sliced pudding with butter sauce.

Moyenne-Guinée (Fouta Djallon / Labé), Guinea
Lait caillé
Fermented cow's milk (24-48 hours), creamy with a slightly sour taste; served with couscous as dessert or with rice as a snack; a Fula specialty of the Fouta Djallon.

Guernsey
Gâche mêlaïe
Dense apple cake/pudding made with cooking apples, flour, sugar, milk, suet (or Guernsey butter), cinnamon, and nutmeg; traditional Guernsey apple dessert dating back hundreds of years; heavy, stodgy pudding served warm or cold with Guernsey cream or custard; debate exists whether apples should be chopped or sliced.

Turkey
A traditional Ramadan dessert made with thin layers of cornstarch-based pastry soaked in milk with rose water and sugar, layered with walnuts and garnished with pomegranate seeds. Considered by some historians as a precursor to baklava, güllaç is light and delicate, consumed primarily during the fasting month.

Dominican Republic
A uniquely Dominican Lenten dessert of red kidney beans, coconut milk, evaporated milk, sweet potato, raisins, and spices, pureed into a creamy sweet soup. Served with milk cookies.

Tajikistan
Ҳалвойтар
Flour toasted in oil and cooked with sugar syrup into a pourable liquid halva, eaten warm by dipping bread into it.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
حنيني
Hanini is a Najd dish of crumbled qursan bread mixed with date paste, melted ghee, saffron, and cardamom.

Hawaii, United States
Haupia
A firm coconut pudding thickened with arrowroot or cornstarch, traditionally cut into chilled squares and served at Hawaiian and wider Polynesian gatherings.

Netherlands
Hangop
Strained yogurt dessert, traditionally hung in a cloth to drain, served with fruit or sugar, a traditional Dutch dessert.

Malta
Imbuljuta tal-qastan
Imbuljuta tal-qastan is a hot Maltese Christmas drink or sweet soup of chestnuts, cocoa, citrus peel, and spices.

United States
A New England baked pudding of cornmeal, molasses, milk, and spices, served warm.

England, United Kingdom
Suet pastry spread with jam, rolled into a log, wrapped and steamed, then sliced into spirals and served with custard.