World black pudding championship throwers take aim

Black pudding throwers recently targeted Yorkshire puddings at a pub in Greater Manchester during the world championship. The tradition is believed to have roots back to the War of the Roses in 1455, when armies resorted to food as ammunition. Last year’s champion, Harry Ogden, made history by knocking down six Yorkshire puds. For more fun, catch the best of BBC Radio Manchester on Sounds, and stay connected via Facebook, X, and Instagram. Got a story tip? Send it over on Whatsapp to 0808 100 2230!

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