Favourite small treat when feeling blue or conversely a bit flush

There is a small M&S in my local hospital. To cheer myself up after an outpatient visit, either with a friend or for myself, I buy a cheese covered giant pretzel. If travelling home by bus I surreptitiously tear bits off and eat it. Otherwise when I get home it is lovely microwaved for a few seconds.

My favourite treat is a home baked scone warm from the oven with butter and jam on it.
But the cheese covered pretzel mentioned by shysal would go down really well too.

Peach Magnums. Soo delicious. Peachy, creamy and crispy. Makes me happy to even think of them.

We sometimes drive to a little French creperie. It is owned and run by a lovely French lady who cooks all the crepes and makes wonderful coffee. A real treat.

Gin cocktail at one of my favourite restaurants

My occasional treat , more for cold weather time, is to go to my nearest Cafe Nero, taking my own china mug of course, and have my americano as I like it and an apricot croissant, which they heat up for me. It is quite a big cafe , with a selection of good seating and very nice staff, and as a type 2 diabetic, but only controlled by diet etc., it is a rare but much enjoyed treat.

Lidl do lovely jam doughnuts. And you can buy just one.
So I do, only occasionally, as a treat.

Scones for me too, for the very occasional afternoon treat with a lashing of clotted cream and jam, and a pot of tea, a nice china cup is a must. None of those thick mugs please, the receptacle has to be right, for moi ultra fussy occasional tea drinker. I've started eating the scone in the alternative subversive style, cream first, topped with jam - surprisingly still as good I love a cheese scone too,.

The cafe in one of our local parks sell wonderful cherry scones - I could eat them all day long. I also often buy myself a box of Nairn cheese oatcakes and have to ration myself or they wouldn’t last five minutes!

Henetha. I can’t walk past Lidl’s pecan plaits!!