Frog Eggs or Sago Pudding?

Ouma knew how to feed an army prepare a feast for a crowd with very little money. She never hid any money under the mattress, but saved pennies in an old biscuit tin hidden right at the back of the top shelf in the pantry. No child had any chance of reaching it, even though some of the cousins and my brothers were real rascals. I'm sure if they were left to their own devices for long enough, they would have found a way to get hold of that. A penny could get you a handful of sweets or bubble gum back then!
Those pennies came to the rescue for those big family gatherings, and bought enough ingredients for Ouma's Sago Pudding.