Serious question - think very carefully

Cheese definitely.

Definitely cheese for me too. Mature Cheddar please!

Oh goodness- my name tells you all you need to know .
Sorry, cheese- it's been lovely spending time with you, but...

Cheese for me.

Cheese - and I love most varieties except the mouldy versions which come when you call them.

Chocolate can get very sickly after a while.

Cheese!
Otherwise I would miss out on so many lovely dishes, lasagne, cauliflower cheese, pizza.
The thought of never having fresh crusty bread smeared with room temperature Epoisses😱.
You can keep your chocolate.

Definitely cheese, I can’t remember the last time I had some chocolate because chocolate is not how it used to be and I can honestly say I wouldn’t miss the chocolate we’ve got these days unless you want to pay over the top and go for luxury brand, but I can’t afford that so for me, it’s cheese all the way.
Vintage cheddar

As I have a rare allergy/intolerance of the bacterium that changes Milk into creme fraiche, yogurt and cheese this is a no brainer for me. A mere bite of any of these resulted in a week of very upset stomach. When I was pregnant with my 1st DD my GP explained that Dark Chocolate contained as much iron as the prescribed iron pills, (which caused constipation) it has been a staple of my diet and a lovely treat ever since.

Cheese. Without a doubt. Can't imagine life without a cheese and pickle sandwich or a toasties.Strong English Cheddar.I do like chocolate but has to be dark and good quality. So Cheese please for me !

Chocolate. But I fully intend to cheat and eat cheese secretly.

Chocolate for me.. Can't remember last time I eat cheese, think Christmas.

Oh henetha, I'll join you on the naughty step for that.

Does raw cocoa count?

Cheese. A nice cambazola.

Cheese...a BIG slice of Brie

A 'bite-you-back' cheddar every time ... well, apart from when Gruyere beckons

I don't actually like cheese...

I don't eat a lot of chocolate either.

Now if you'd asked me to choose between ice cream and prawns....

cheese and it would be mature Cheddar, followed by strong crumbly Lancashire, bit of Bleasdale….must buy some crackers.

Definitely cheese, preferably Cornish cracker eaten with pickle, a homegrown tomato and crispbread.

Cheese.

Cheese, definitely. I like chocolate, but can manage without it without too many withdrawal symptoms 😁
Cheese is a different matter - I use it a lot in cooking, and it's so versatile (baked potato and grated cheese for a quick and effortless snack anyone?) I've always got at least 4 types in the fridge - strong cheddar, blue, a soft cheese like brie or camembert + pecorino to grate on pasta dishes or risotto). Yum..!! 😁

Not sure that this is ever going to be likely contingency😂 but may be as well to be prepared.... chocolate

Sadly I can eat neither cheese nor chocolate despite loving them both

No contest. Chocolate.

All the cheese, please