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Mild tasting black and white pudding

odyssey06 · 2017-06-25 20:45:01

Hi, Can someone recommend a brand of pudding which is mild\gentle in flavour and not too spicy\peppery? I really like the white pudding from Nolans Clontarf but was wondering if there's something available in one of the main supermarkets that would be similar. There are some suggestions here but they are mostly for…

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Hi,

Can someone recommend a brand of pudding which is mild\gentle in flavour and not too spicy\peppery?

I really like the white pudding from Nolans Clontarf but was wondering if there's something available in one of the main supermarkets that would be similar.

There are some suggestions here but they are mostly for specific butchers rather than brands:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057053845

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#2 25-06-2017 8:50pm

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For comparison - would you consider clonakilty or denny to be too spicy?

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#3 25-06-2017 9:02pm

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Johnnyhpipe wrote: »

For comparison - would you consider clonakilty or denny to be too spicy?

Hmmm... memory is a bit rusty. I think I found the clonakilty white to be spicier than the nolans. The denny black was in the right direction... but not quite as mild.

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#4 26-06-2017 10:20am

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Kelly's white pudding is nice and mild, it's my favourite and I don't like spicy pudding at all.

http://www.kellysbutchers.com/kellys_white_pudding

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#5 26-06-2017 4:34pm

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Kelly's for me too. Love the black pud. My local butcher has it but I think I remember it being available in Supervalu too.

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#6 27-06-2017 9:54am

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Sounds like Kellys is the one to look for... it says online that Bradys Butchers chains stock it so will check that out.

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#7 29-06-2017 11:41am

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+ 1 for Kellys too. Anyone any recommendations for a nice spicy peppery white pudding?.

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