Too tired to indulge? Long work hours make eight out of ten Britons go without pudding

Too tired to indulge? Britons are missing out on pudding

Too tired to indulge? Britons are 行方不明の out on pudding

Enjoying a scrumptious pudding after an evening meal might be a British tradition, but 80 per cent of Britons are now too tired to follow 控訴, によれば a new 調査する.

Although half of people would love to finish their meal with a pudding, they said they were too tired or too busy to 準備する one.

Long 減刑する/通勤するs to work, stressful work schedules and staying on 最高の,を越す of 国内の 義務s were 非難するd for the 拒絶する/低下する.

Helping children with their homework was also 特記する/引用するd の中で the time 消費するing 義務s that distracted 世帯s from a hearty 崩壊する or spotted 刑事.

The 調査する of 3,000 people’s 態度s に向かって puddings was (売買)手数料,委託(する)/委員会/権限d by Fayre & Square to 同時に起こる/一致する with 国家の Pudding Week, which kicks off today.

Actress Lynda Bellingham, TV’s former Oxo mother, is 支援 the (選挙などの)運動をする and said: ‘It’s a shame people consider themselves so short of time they can’t enjoy a pudding every now and then.

‘Britons work the longest hours in Europe and by the time we finish a stressful day at work, 戦う/戦い through traffic, を取り引きする children and homework and 国内の 義務s it’s hardly surprising that desserts 落ちる by the wayside.

‘But yoghurt with fresh fruit and granola topping is very 平易な and could be part of your five a day.’

Old favourite: Apple crumble was found to be the nation's favourite pudding, followed by cheesecake and chocolate cake

Old favourite: Apple 崩壊する was 設立する to be the nation's favourite pudding, followed by cheesecake and chocolate cake

The かつてない favourite pudding was 設立する to be apple 崩壊する though, followed by cheesecake and chocolate cake.

DINNER PARTY CHEATERS

A 投票 by dinner party website Food Host, 明らかにする/漏らすd that 21 per cent of dinner party hosts now cheat by ordering from 地元の chefs or restaurants.

関係者s said this helped to save time and was 保証(人)d to impress diners.

A spokesperson from the 場所/位置 said this 発覚 comes as no surprise.?

'We’ve heard 非常に/多数の accounts of people whose culinary work is far from their own.

'It’s always nice to be able to impress friends and family with classy dishes and we’ve 設立する many people are willing to go to extra lengths to 確実にする they make a real impression.

'Some hosts are so keen to delight diners they’re 支払う/賃金ing professionals to 準備する their food for them, before passing the meals off as their own.'

Cost is also a big f actor as supermarket prices reach 記録,記録的な/記録する highs.

But hectic schedules wasn’t 設立する to be the only thing 持つ/拘留するing Britain’s 支援する from pudding, many felt that they couldn’t recreate a dessert to live up to the 基準s of their childhood memories.

Four in ten people thought that they couldn’t replicate the puddings that their mothers used to conjure up.

一方/合間, three 4半期/4分の1s of those 調査するd said they 見解(をとる)d a pudding as a 扱う/治療する while dining out, rather than a must have at home.

And four in ten said that they enjoyed eating a pudding more than having sex.

And another 熟考する/考慮する of 1,000 消費者s, (売買)手数料,委託(する)/委員会/権限d by Red Tractor, 明らかにする/漏らすd that many of us are turning to 急速な/放蕩な food in a 企て,努力,提案 to save time and money, shirking homemade meals.

A fifth of men and women said that they were いっそう少なく likely to cook a 伝統的な roast than they were ten years ago, while there has been a 15.7 per cent 拒絶する/低下する in 消費 since 2008.

Celebrity chef and father Dean Edwards, who is 前線ing the (選挙などの)運動をする believes the new 人物/姿/数字s are worrying as the roast dinner helps bring people together.

He said: '準備するing a roast dinner is a 広大な/多数の/重要な way to celebrate food with family and friends.'

But it's not just the Sunday lunch that is 存在 取って代わるd with takeaway 選択s.

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