"puddingy" meaning in English

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          "text": "A bargain pudding wine that puts to shame many much more higher priced examples (which often collapse when confronted with a devastatingly rich dessert[)]. Even puddingier is the 18% proof Marsala Superiore Garibalde Dolce, which Safeway sells for £6.33.",
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          "text": "For dessert we nearly swooned over just the description of the Chocolate Bread Pudding, which the chef called (quite accurately) a kind of “brownie souffle.” This was the lightest, browniest, puddingiest, whipped creamiest little morsel imaginable.",
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