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What sweet treat do you look forward to the most?

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BrandyGran Fri 13-Nov-20 15:02:38

My all time favourite treat is a Tunnocks caramel wafer biscuit! Oh the lovely chocolate and chewy sensation of the wafer inside -heavenly!

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Spinnaker Fri 13-Nov-20 17:08:27

Crunchie !

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Spinnaker Fri 13-Nov-20 17:07:45

Dark chocolate whole cherry liqueur chocs - especially at Christmas. Failing that then it has to be plain Bounty, Fry's Turkish Delight or Crunchier smile

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Ladyleftfieldlover Fri 13-Nov-20 17:00:21

Fry’s chocolate cream or chocolate fudge or plain Bounty or my homemade lemon and raspberry ice cream.

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Grannmarie Fri 13-Nov-20 16:54:53

The " purple ones" from Quality Street.
I love chocolate and nuts...

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shysal Fri 13-Nov-20 16:51:12

Tunnock's tea cake, Star Bar or a home made pavlova. The list could be long!

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25Avalon Fri 13-Nov-20 16:47:59

Syrup tart. Runner up lemon meringue pie. Dh doesn’t eat anything sweet, not worth making for one (I would pig myself) so I always choose if on menu.

The other thing we are both longing for is lardy cake from local family bakery. Not had any since February cos of self isolating. Sob!

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Allegretto Fri 13-Nov-20 16:41:52

Peanut butter ice cream!

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Beauregard Fri 13-Nov-20 16:40:59

Lindor truffles, chocolate nuts, dark chocolate nougat.

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ayse Fri 13-Nov-20 16:37:56

Chocolate or cheesecake

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LadyStardust Fri 13-Nov-20 16:37:17

dragonfly46 I was going to say I much prefer cheese but didn't want the thread to go off topic! Oh cheese and wine. Heaven!

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dragonfly46 Fri 13-Nov-20 16:35:45

I am with you LadyStardust. I am not keen on sweet things.

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LadyStardust Fri 13-Nov-20 16:33:39

Is wine classed as a sweet treat? Failing that a Frys Turkish Delight. (yes, I sang that as I was typing) grin

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Auntieflo Fri 13-Nov-20 16:28:49

A Coffee Walnut Whip, if I can find one.

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NotTooOld Fri 13-Nov-20 16:25:17

Chocolate raisins! Mmmm.

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Gwenisgreat1 Fri 13-Nov-20 16:08:11

Chocolate in any form!!

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Whitewavemark2 Fri 13-Nov-20 16:06:07

Ooh nougat! And chocolate marzipan!

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suziewoozie Fri 13-Nov-20 16:03:28

Nougat glacé as a pudding, nougat as a sweet.

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Blossoming Fri 13-Nov-20 15:56:01

Pistachio ice cream

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Whitewavemark2 Fri 13-Nov-20 15:50:44

Once a year at Christmas we order hand made chocolates and they are divine.

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Greyduster Fri 13-Nov-20 15:49:45

Crunchie bars but, my goodness, are they bad for your teeth!

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Bluebellwould Fri 13-Nov-20 15:48:04

A can of caffeine free, sugar free, carb free coke. Oh and a fat free low carb vanilla yogurt. Sad aren’t I.

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B9exchange Fri 13-Nov-20 15:47:29

I'm afraid it has to be Toblerone. I only just found out recently that the way to snap off the triangles is to push them towards the stack, not try to pull one off. Works much better!

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tanith Fri 13-Nov-20 15:45:49

Fruit and nut chocolate.

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Fennel Fri 13-Nov-20 15:42:49

Cadbury's Milk Wholenut Chocolate.

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kittylester Fri 13-Nov-20 15:35:41

Chocolate coated Brazil's, crisp mint chocolate, raspberry cupcakes made by my friend and, because it's Christmas (!!!) meltis fruits.

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