Something (to eat) that you hardly ever buy, because you know you’ll only make a pig of yourself?

I just bought a very naughty bag of jelly babies when I was shopping this afternoon.

Chocolate crackles (those cornflake and melted chocolate cakes). DDil always gets some in when I visit.

Used to be: hummous, but I now have hummous on crisp bread for breakfast - 2 slices. This enables me to indulge but control this craving.

Kate 1949
Me too...who would have thought that the humble jar of paste could be so popular..I lost my taste March 20 (covid) still not back properly but I could taste Tesco S and T paste so I make sure I always have some in..I think it must be the Umami .,bizarrely i cannot taste peanut butter or marmite.

Salted peanuts. The bigger the better. They would be my last ‘meal’ on earth if I had to choose one.

Doodledog

This thread has reminded me that I got a bar of Dairy Milk with my Sainsbury's order, and it is in my bag. I'm off to make a pig of myself

It’s probably melted

Liquorice Allsorts

Bread, butter, cheese. Things normal people normally have. I don’t buy them because I can’t leave them alone.

Oooooh yes Wensleydale cheese with cranberries or apricots! There’s a piece in the fridge right now of the cranberry kind from our local farm shop. Bought on Saturday my excuse is it was my birthday

Can’t resist almond magnums - dont buy them anymore

henetha

Chocolates , especially those Belgian shell ones.

Aaaargh, you have just reminded me there is a box of those in my hall cupboard!

There are too many things to mention that I can’t have in the house.

Fry's Chocolate Cream
Maltesers
Strong Cheddar Cheese
Crumbly fudge
Plain chocolate digestives
Anything left over on the DGDs' plates when they used to come here for their tea three days a week. I was a dustbin, used to shovel it in. They're both at big school now, so can look after themselves after school. Pity.......

those little cheese biscuits you can buy that are like pebbles. I bought two boxes in morrisons last week, cheese and chutney boites i think they were called. I am weak

cornergran

M&S cheese straws. Can’t leave them alone once opened. There are two boxes out of my sight waiting for friends to stay later in the month. They are calling to me, so far I’ve resisted .

Me too. I could eat a box full in one go. They're sooo moorish.

Tyrells Naked Crisps
Chocolate brazils and peanuts
M & S trifle- eat the whole thing at one sitting
Haagen Daz Belgian chocolate ice cream

I scoff whatever I like, whenever I like (that's why I'm a fat sod)

Danish blue cheese with a pack of Hovis digestives. I could easily eat the lot in a day.

I don't think they make them any more, but Chocolate Chip and Hazelnut Boaster biscuits. I think Cadbury made them

Nine in a pack - which would last just one (large, to be fair) mug of tea.

Asda tiger bread baton (imo the best of the tiger breads) and a pack of Lurpak

Nice bread, chocolate biscuits of any kind, homemade cake especially lemon drizzle and liquorice allsorts...even the round bobbly ones!!!

Almost anything creamy and/or sugary. And bread. And cakes. I can eat a box of Jaffa cakes or a bag of doughnuts in about 3 minutes flat. I have no control whatsoever. We do have a cake if out for coffee, and dessert when out for dinner, but never bring them home.

Blue cheese ,any blue cheese but especially gorgonzola .I f its not in the house I cant eat it .Sometimes my OH will pick up a piece when he's shopping ....I let it sit in the fridge until its on its sell by date ,take one small piece of it and feed the rest to the birds

Ice cream. Hardly ever buy this, but have some in freezer for this warm weather. (It's purely medicinal, of course.)

Jaffa cakes

Most of the above!
My village bakery does a delicious cheese and Marmite cob loaf, which I will buy occasionally on a Saturday and eat all of it over the weekend as one inch slices toasted and thickly buttered.

Glacé cherries

Mr Kipling French Fancies

And nice choc chip cookies
In fact any good biscuits

Shortbread