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

Ice cream.

Nuts!

Homemade mince pies. I make a variety and dozens of them on Christmas Eve, by NYE they have disappeared. I tell husband that I’ve frozen them.

Blue cheese, any blue cheese. Every time I open the fridge door I take a little slice out. I need the savouriness to counterbalance the sweetness of the mince pies!

Fudge !!!

Oh dear…..I blame esspee…..I am craving tablet and it’s unavailable where I live !
Who started this thread..Witzend, perhaps I must grumble at you too .

Plain salted peanuts and Lidl sour cream and onion lentil curls. Any cheese with digestive biscuits. Fruit of any description. Sweet stuff doesn't do much for me.

Barrett’s pink & white nougat. Very common, I’m ashamed to be seen salivating over them in the supermarket. Used to be quite cheap and in monster bars, now ridiculously expensive and shrunk to half the size. Also custard slices. Ate two, one after the other and decided it was better than an orgasm.

grandtanteJE65, We both love Christmas pudding (with brandy butter) so I always make 2 big ones that we’ll be eating up well into January, even if guests have made a big hole in the first.
Just as well they’re purely a Christmas thing!

Mince pies, OTOH…. I always make dozens, starting 1st December - never before, and I never buy any shop ones, always too much thick pastry for me, so again just as well they’re purely a midwinter thing. We do make pigs of ourselves for that one month.

Fudge, oh dear now naughty is that? I love it and often bought it for Christmas and doesn't last long!

That Spicy Mexican cheese . Once I start , I’m back and forth to the fridge

Food in general but mainly bread and supermarket Lurpak!
Last week I had grandchildren staying and supermarket Lurpak was sold out when I went so I bought Utterly Butterly - it cured my bread habit very quickly ??

Liquorice for me and especially those special ones like shoe laces,.
Pontefract cakes

henetha

Chocolates , especially those Belgian shell ones.

Oh yes, I could eat them at any time.

My teeth aren’t so good these days, so only favour soft food.

Oh so many of those things!! I recently rediscovered jelly babies. I always have a treat in the cupboard for my little grandsons when they visit, bought a fairly big bag. He is only allowed a few, when he had gone I had one -then ate the rest. Also NEVER by a sharing bag of anything, they never get shared!!

A whole vanilla cheesecake.

Kit kats and chocolate raisins

Three Musketeers Bars (tho inflation has now made them more like One Musketeer), regular M&Ms, chocolate covered dried cherries or blueberries. I binged on the Tudors and chocolate covered cherries years ago; and any chocolate covered nut.

Ice cream fans, I can really recommend Sainsbury's own band Iced coffee ice cream. It is delicious and is on offer for £2 just now.

The Morrisons one is identical, I think, and is the same sort of price.

Toffee popcorn ?

I forgot Maltesers - they’re lethal! I usually get a big box from dh at Christmas (when sheer piggery is allowed) but I never buy them.

Lemon Curd

Häagen-Dazs Dulce de Leci Icecream (Love It)

Crunchy nut cornflakes. I had to stop buying them. When I started having them as a night time snack and afternoon snack I knew it was time to stop!

Coffee and Walnut cake... one slice is definitely not enough!