What sweet treat do you look forward to the most?

Toffees. Terrible for my teeth but I love them.

For the first time about two months ago when we were last able to eat out I had an Eton Mess dessert which was heavenly. Can't wait to eat one again.

Years ago when we had our holidays in France we enjoyed Mont Blanc puddings which you could get tinned in various flavours, that was lovely too. Very easy on the digestion.

Thorntons Classic collection. Any coffee filled chocolates, difficult to find.
Peanut butter ice cream or pistachio.

I am in awe of the people who can eat just two squares of chocolate, I wish I had your self restraint.

Midget gems but they have to be the hard ones!

To blow my own trumpet, I make a really delicious lemon curd ice cream & I really love it. I'm also a big chocolate fan, I'm not particularly discriminating & will eat Lidl's 30p dark chocolate bars, Seed & Bean's slighted salted, Hotel Chocolat's anything at all...basically anything chocolatey!

Vegetarian polvorones and eggnog

I like any custardy/moussy desserts, like mousse, posset, etc. Aldi to a lovely lemon posset.

Yes carolmary
I like the mint choc ices!

Oooh chocolate gingers

Toblerone fruit and nut. But where has it gone? I can’t find it in the shops.

Green and Black's Milk Chocolate with sea salt.

Cadburys Crunchie chocolate. Not the bar, but the dairy milk slab with Crunchie bits in it. Oh and pavlova. I'm making one for Xmas Day as don't make myself one very often so it is always a treat.

Divine fair trade muscovado white chocolate, or any Divine chocolate. The fair trade premium makes a big difference to cocoa farmers in Ghana. I was fortunate to be able to visit the cocoa farm where they grow the cocoa for Divine chocolate when I went on a Traidcraft tour a couple of years ago. Sweet treat and doing some good too. Please only buy Fair trade chocolate.

A pecan plait or a cream eclair

I've treated myself to a tin of Quality Street for Christmas. I like Cadbury chocolate as you say the recipe has changed they can't leave anything alone. If it's not broke don't fix it. Like Nescafé lattee sachets.

Changed the recipe to be much much cheaper, and down to USA standards. Cocoa butter is so expensive compared to palm oil and tons of sugar. Sad.

Lidl's chocolate brownies!

Yes I love Ritter sport yogurt, Lidl sell it at Christmas, can’t find it otherwise. Also M & S Eccles cakes, and Greggs donuts, and anything else sweet unfortunately ?

Cake and chocolate. I love a good jam donut, and coffee and walnut cake.
It’s Cadbury’s chocolate for me, but I do like hotel chocolate as well. Actually there’s not much chocolate I don’t like.

Don’t they still sell Ritter Sports at motorway service stations? They always used to be by the tills. Mind you, it’s quite some time since I was at a service station.

Cadbury’s isn’t what it was, but I’m still partial to a sickly creme egg or six. I have embarrassingly unsophisticated taste buds and to me a single square of plain chocolate is way too worthy to be a treat.

That Divine muscavado white chocolate sounds good though, Sloegin. Perhaps accompanied by a glass of your namesake.

Turkish Delight. Have ordered a box to eat all by myself on Christmas Day

cupaffull.. Totally in agreement. Cadbury's chocolate has been ruined by the Americans. I've long stopped buying it. Disgusting stuff. Which is a real shame as whenever I used to have it I would remember my dad always saying to me as a little girl, when spending my pocket money, "always buy good chocolate, always buy Cadbury's". ? My fave chocs are salted caramel anything, custard tarts, chocolate toffees.

Scottish tablet. I used to make it but ate so much I stopped. Tablet ice cream is heavenly.