Here is a pot of blueberry mousse. A mousse is a dessert usually based on whipped cream, fruit and gelatin.
This one appears to have some very alternative ingredients:
The words on the pot clearly state ‘Blueberry Mouse’. Really? Would that be complete with droppings?
I feel a temporary but urgent call back to my original vocation as an English teacher. So here, for the benefit of the confused, is a
And finally, particularly for the other person in my household who shall be nameless but should be ashamed of himself, for suggesting this was the correct spelling for a chocolate pudding. THIS is a
(as in the song… ‘there’s a moose in the hoose’?)
And the plural of moose is ???
Moose (just like sheep, you can have one sheep or 3 sheep, you don’t have 3 sheep and one ‘shep’, do you? )
However if you are being silly ‘Mooses’ is acceptable so as August is the ‘silly season’, mooses it is.
(I’m so glad we’ve cleared that up)
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Ok, so if you are prepairing 10 portions of mousse, how do you say that? This is important knowledge for a chef ! 🙂
Great question! Mousse a ‘mass noun’ so the plural of mousse is mousse! So you have used exactly the right expression as in ‘portions of mousse’
And it says it’s vegetarian!
LOL – I hadn’t spotted that! Perhaps the mouse was a vegetarian?
I remember my sister making the mousse/mouse mistake in a postcard home when she went on holiday with her best friend’s family over 40 years ago much to my father’s amusement.