How to Say “Chocolate Pudding” in French

crème dessert au chocolat
The English phrase "chocolate pudding" is translated into French as crème dessert au chocolat.
crème dessert au chocolat refers to a creamy, sweetened dessert made with cocoa or chocolate.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Quebec, Chômeur au chocolat is sometimes used to describe a steamed chocolate pudding served with a rich caramel sauce.

Did you know?

  • In France, the word pudding is almost never used for creamy desserts. Instead, it refers specifically to heavy, steamed English-style cakes or savory meat puddings.
  • The term dessert comes from the verb desservir, which literally means to 'un-serve' or to clear the table.

Examples in context

  • Je veux une crème dessert au chocolat.
    I want a chocolate pudding.
  • Cette crème dessert au chocolat est délicieuse.
    This chocolate pudding is delicious.
  • Il reste de la crème dessert au chocolat ?
    Is there any chocolate pudding left?

Example conversation

Chloé and Nathan are sharing a snack in the kitchen.

  1. Chloé

    Nathan, tu veux goûter ma crème dessert au chocolat ?
    Nathan, do you want to taste my chocolate pudding?
  2. Nathan

    Oui, elle a l'air très bonne.
    Yes, it looks very good.
  3. Chloé

    C'est une crème dessert au chocolat très onctueuse.
    It is a very creamy chocolate pudding.
  4. Nathan

    Merci Chloé, c'est excellent !
    Thanks Chloé, it's excellent!

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