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“Passports for Puddings”: UK and EU Reach Revolutionary New Compromise Idea

Breaking News: The Latest UK-EU Compromise Proposal Is Out!

After months of negotiations and debate, sources say that the UK and EU are finally nearing a compromise agreement. But what could this compromise possibly entail? Our sources have access to the latest proposals and we’re here to spill the tea!

According to a leaked document that we managed to get our sticky paws on, the UK and EU have agreed to a radical new compromise idea: “Passports for Puddings.” This brilliant new concept would allow anyone in the UK who can prove ownership of a pudding to enter the EU without the need for a visa or any other form of documentation.

“This is an incredibly exciting idea,” said British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. “Think about all the British people who will be able to travel to the continent without any hassle. Plus, who doesn’t love a good pudding?”

The EU was reportedly hesitant at first but eventually came around to the idea. “We were a bit skeptical at first,” admitted German Chancellor, Angela Merkel. “But then we heard that the British have Sticky Toffee Pudding, and we knew we had to sign on.”

Sources say that the EU is planning to introduce their own version of the scheme, where people who can prove ownership of a delicious cake will be allowed into the UK without any hassle.

Critics have already come out in droves, calling the proposal ridiculous and impractical. “What’s next? A visa waiver for owners of cider?” asked one disgruntled EU official.

Despite the criticism, both sides seem committed to the idea. In fact, there are already rumors that they’re planning to expand the proposal to include other desserts, such as custard tarts and black forest gateau.

It seems like “Passports for Puddings” might just be the key to a happy and harmonious future for the UK and EU after all!

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