What is your worst healthy eating " crime"?

Butter? Moderation??? I like a little bread with my butter - which i why I only have some about 3x a year!

Grapefruit juice and celery( with salt). Together they make me ill but I love the combination

Wine

Oooh, I'm going to try some of that! ?

That lot, read like my shopping list and menu planner............

Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate

I have, since my late 20s found my weight gain to be quick and weight loss slow. When diagnosed with a chronic illness 5 years ago I knew beoming fitter could prevent some added complications. I wanted to lose weight. I find any planned diet useless after the first week so I had hypnotherapy which did not make any food forbidden. The rule was to enjoy whatever you ate, eat slowly and mindfully. It worked!. I lost a stone and a half and have not regained the weight. No guilt just pleasure!

Crusty granary /seeded breads!!! and chocolate of course.

Cheese on toast with a little knob of butter on top and a smear of Marmite. Ooh, it's making my mouth water just thinking about it.

Can't resist walnuts, a small handful here another there. 3 squares of DH's 85% dark chocolate. Topping up my wine glass. I could go on but I won't.

I haven't bought biscuits, sweets or chocolate for months. I use sweetners in hot drinks, I use fruit to sweeten cereal. I cut every scrap of fat off the meat I eat. I only occasionally eat crisps.
WHY AM I FAT !!

Why oh why oh why the correlation of food (any food) which millions in the world are crying out for, with morality, goodness or guilt

"Naughty but nice"
"Ooh I don't mind if I do"
Even the wretched Slimming World "syns" - don't tell me nobody has spotted the similarity to "SINS"?

Can we all grow up please?

Maybe the trouble for me is that I don't have a 'guilt' button. If I find myself putting on weight - a definite risk at Christmas, Easter and summer hols, then I just cut down again. It is a simple equation: eating too much = get fat. But I don't feel 'guilty' when indulge ... I just don't get that response. 'Responsible' or 'irresponsible' with my food choices, yes - why add in such a negative as guilt?. If you are going to 'sin' - sin boldly!
And I have ENJOYED 3 choccy digestives for breakfast today - knowing I am going to have a long walk later.

I agree with penstemmon but I do like sugar in my tea and on my cereal and feel guilty about it - but not quite enough. And, if we buy sweets for the car when we are going on a 'journey', i can't leave them alone.

I'm not keen on fruit.

Biscuits of any kind, I now only buy rich tea but even those disappear down my throat with a cuppa. Also love butter spread thickly on fresh bread with jam!!!!

I thought butter was good for you again... In moderation?

Marmite crisps for me too, a serious addiction

Oh just eat what you enjoy..savour it, eat it "mindfully" but don't overdose on it. Somethings going to kill you!!

Vegetable crisps. I tell myself that they contribute to my 5-a-day.
At the moment, peaches. Aldi are selling the 'doughnut' kind at a very reasonable price.

I like an ice-cream sandwhich made with a brioche, an easy pudding for Sunday lunch, DGC love it. Serve with fruit if you must.

Farnorth I love Fry's cream chocolate sandwiches

Jacobs cream crackers with Clover spread. I wish I hadn't discovered Clover as it's so butterly. Thankfully I've just finished off the last of both so I'll be ok for a while.

Marmite crisps

Fry's chocolate cream.
Did you know Tesco has packs of 3 for £1. That's only 33.3p each!

I ate two today
(puddings that is, well we were out and I couldn't choose, there were several others there too but we were in polite company).

Grapes tomorrow