Where to go for Pudding?

[blutarsky]

No Bones Jones do an amazing Granny Jones' Bread & Butter Pudding. 

[LinvoyPrimus]

Not usually one for dessert at festivals outside of a whippy, but I need crumble. I don't know how I'd never seen that before.

[clarkete]

1 hour ago, Junglist1981 said:

Or for dessert if you're posh.

Inspired by the crumble stall that Billy Bragg likes

Can you recommend anywhere else to get a bowl of something tasty and sweet?

There's a gateaux stall that we love, it's in the market near the bandstand (I think). Have been back for seconds many times. Black Forest Gateaux, Strawberry Gateaux... other gateaux's... Highly recommended.

That guy from Great British Bakeoff who made the banging Key Lime Pie had a stall in Williams Green selling said pie for a couple of years at least. Dunno if he still does it?

There's a good brownie stall in Williams Green too, think it's a yellow van thing maybe? Nice bowl of chocolate brownie and ice cream or custard. Yum.

Also I count the hot cider from the cider bus as pudding. Fucking lovely.

If you see this thread, on page 2 and 3 both @Kim Wrong-Un and @jefwefwefare very keen on chronicling food locations, including bakeries, etc...

 

[Ryan1984]

I think they’re under new ownership now but hopefully the ice cream is the same from the Split Screen VW van.

[balti-pie]

14 minutes ago, LinvoyPrimus said:

Not usually one for dessert at festivals outside of a whippy, but I need crumble. I don't know how I'd never seen that before.

If i saw actual Linvoy Primus eating crumble at glastonbury, i think id faint with excitement. 

[Junglist1981]

49 minutes ago, blutarsky said:

No Bones Jones do an amazing Granny Jones' Bread & Butter Pudding. 

Now you’re talking

[Junglist1981]

1 hour ago, tarw said:

Shout out for the bakery by the kidz field some seriously stodgy sweet buns and cakes

I’ve had a fair few lardy cakes from here over the years, absolute filth. Love it. 

[Ayrshire Chris]

Rhubarb crumble and thick custard made with full cream milk. . A real stomach liner. 
@blutarsky, where is no bones jones? The bread and butter pudding sounds as if it needs a tasting. 

Edited May 3, 2022 by Ayrshire Chris

[Fred Zepplin]

I’ve never had a pudding or even an ice cream at Glastonbury in 10 visits. Never felt the urge for something sweet but I’ve always been a beer in the queue then non stop drinking till Monday, carbs were what I craved. 2 toddlers in tow this year so drinking will be minimal so will indulge in a few of these places. I’m sure the kids will enjoy them as well

[al_coholic]

Another person up for the crumble here. Never spotted the place before but will definitely find it this time and maybe bump into Billy

[Avalon_Fields]

4 hours ago, carlosj said:

The WI are good, aren't they in the Greenpeace Fields area? 

Sadly they weren’t there in 2019. Previously we held a birthday party there, tea & cakes, it was fantastic 

[Kim Wrong-Un]

Crumbleshack and Mendip Moments are both high up my list for this year after lots of recommendations.

In 2019 my daughter pestered me for waffles and ice cream just as you start walking from the RHS of the Pyramid (looking at the stage) to Other. The place that says WAFFLES in light bulbs. It exceeded my expectations, great post-headliner.

[blutarsky]

35 minutes ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

Rhubarb crumble and thick custard made with full cream milk. . A real stomach liner. 
@blutarsky, where is no bones jones? The bread and butter pudding sounds as if it needs a tasting. 

Between Yeoman’s Bridge and William’s Green on the right. It’s not much past Yeoman’s Bridge, second stall after the entrance to the back of the market area. 
Tell them Emily’s brother sent you. 

[morph100]

I hope the cheese board is back in the green peace field, although I fear it’s gone now 😞

[theciderviking]

Crumble?? There's CRUMBLE?!?! 😱😍

That's it, I've just gone from walking off a stone whilst there to putting on 3! 🤣

[buddiepaul]

There is a cake stall in the Acoustic stage (The Cake Hole I think)and they do a mean crumble and other lovely sponges that are served with hot custard (if you want).  When it was cold and wet in 2016, I had a few of these and they certainly cheered me up.  Just for the record, I went back again when it was warm and dry in later years, and the cakes are just as good.

 

 

 

[DeanoL]

The Gateux place people are talking about may be Just Desserts. Avoided them for years as they look a bit naff, and so many cakes, no-one can make that many good cakes right? They can. The Banoffe Pie was amazing.

[clarkete]

1 hour ago, Kim Wrong-Un said:

Crumbleshack and Mendip Moments are both high up my list for this year after lots of recommendations.

In 2019 my daughter pestered me for waffles and ice cream just as you start walking from the RHS of the Pyramid (looking at the stage) to Other. The place that says WAFFLES in light bulbs. It exceeded my expectations, great post-headliner.

I hope it made it onto your map 😉

[Toilet Duck]

38 minutes ago, buddiepaul said:

There is a cake stall in the Acoustic stage (The Cake Hole I think)and they do a mean crumble and other lovely sponges that are served with hot custard (if you want).  When it was cold and wet in 2016, I had a few of these and they certainly cheered me up.  Just for the record, I went back again when it was warm and dry in later years, and the cakes are just as good.

 

 

 

I had an Eve's pudding and custard from there one year. Bloody marvellous! 

[blue6field]

34 minutes ago, DeanoL said:

The Gateux place people are talking about may be Just Desserts. Avoided them for years as they look a bit naff, and so many cakes, no-one can make that many good cakes right? They can. The Banoffe Pie was amazing.

Sticky toffee pudding and custard! That’s what I’m talking about!!

[Beaver89]

Yeo valley frozen yoghurt was always a winner on a hot day. Don't think they were there when I last was in 2016 though. Used to be in the main market area along one of the pyramid side drags iirc. Can anyone confirm they don't go anymore?

[parsonjack]

5 hours ago, Junglist1981 said:

I’ve had a fair few lardy cakes from here over the years, absolute filth. Love it. 

Denella's Bakery.....a Shepton Mallet institution.  The Lardy is as you say, filth.

[John the Moth]

The only puddings I’m interested in at Glasto…

 

[nikkic]

99 with a flake always hits the spot. 

[dogeggs]

I used to get my sugar fix from that village market at Greenpeace. They had some lovely cake going on over there, but it disappeared a festival or two ago…so I’m going to keep a keen eye on this thread for top tips.