The proof is in the pudding

We like pudding–tapioca specifically. So this is a nice phrase.

Meaning: To fully test something you need to experience it yourself.

‘The proof of the pudding’ is just shorthand for ‘the proof of the pudding is in the eating’. That longer version makes sense at least, whereas the shortened version really doesn’t mean anything – nor does the often-quoted incorrect variation ‘the proof is in the pudding’. The continued use of that meaningless version is no doubt bolstered by the fact that the correct version isn’t at all easy to understand.

Essentially, it means that to know whether its good, you have to taste it. Its in the tasting.

These clients have tested us, and experienced it themselves. See their…pudding? !