Is Yorkshire Pudding an Insult?

Depends on the context. It is a tasty comestible often served with roast beef. In the past, it was served first, on iits own to reduce the appetite and make the expensive meat go further.

If you call someone a yorkshire pudding, it is an insult, suggesting that they are a pudding, and, well, from Yorkshire.

In the event that you call somebody one, Its seen as an affront, yes , In my home however its a delectable side to a meal supper!.

No and I love Yorkshire pudding and I'm from Yorkshire.

If you call someone one, Its seen as an insult, yes

In my house though its a tasty side to a roast dinner!.

I am not insulted by it, but I don't make it often either-can't be bothered. 

I have never been insulted by it, in fact, I am always really pleased to see it on my plate.

The way I make it is.

To whom?          

Not that I'm aware of.  It's a side for roast beef.

YES.....or is it? My gut tell me me that you like me.