daveinplzen
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Bacon & bread rolls from Marks
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[Food] What is your go to treat?
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Razzoo
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I feel in some small way it's the pig's revenge.
- Nov 11, 2009
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Co-op own brand (large packet) sea salt and Chardonnay vinegar. If you like it strong!
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Weststander
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Chocolate of any kind. Chocolate peanuts, Ferrero Rocher, raisin Yorkies, Rocky bars, too many to mention.
We try to keep biscuits out of the house. Unlike the finite item of a single chocolate bar, once you get stuck into a pack of biscuits, you lose track and keep on going.
We try to keep biscuits out of the house. Unlike the finite item of a single chocolate bar, once you get stuck into a pack of biscuits, you lose track and keep on going.
Love chocolate Eclairs,however you`re obviously talking about the sweets.
- Nov 11, 2009
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Marks and Spencers Belgian chocolate peanuts. End up nailing the whole packet and feeling sick!
Algernon
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I've been waiting for an operation to remove my gallbladder since November and haven't eaten anything with more than 5% fat since then.
Anything tasty would be my "go to" treat.
Anything tasty would be my "go to" treat.
with you on that.... love Bassetts liquorice catherine wheels. Not so keen on the hard Liquorice.
Weststander
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From a kid until in my 40’s I drank Coke probably daily. Latterly Diet Coke, but the ice cold hit of caffeine was refreshing and an energy boost, no doubt addictive.
I finally weaned myself off when a work colleague with pearly white gnashers, reminded me about the tooth rot/discolouration.
Weststander
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I discovered those demons at M&S Carden Avenue last autumn, we kept buying packets for family sharing out in the evenings. Heavenly. I put on weight!
ASDA do a decent version too, great value.
Wrong-Direction
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Weststander
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Near the back of that store on the right, their chocolate raisins and brazils are also astonishing.
DumLum
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Loved Bombay mix back in my 20s. I pay a heavy price for it in my 40s though so keep away.
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Celery.
Bear with me.
I grate some blue cheese (Danish Blue) into a bowl, mix it with some mayonnaise and sour cream, a douse of fresh lemon juice, and a sprinkle of paprika to make a gorgeous lumpy blue cheese dip. Rinse the celery, chop it up, sprinkle with salt, dip, and enjoy something special explode into your mouth.
Bear with me.
I grate some blue cheese (Danish Blue) into a bowl, mix it with some mayonnaise and sour cream, a douse of fresh lemon juice, and a sprinkle of paprika to make a gorgeous lumpy blue cheese dip. Rinse the celery, chop it up, sprinkle with salt, dip, and enjoy something special explode into your mouth.
Razzoo
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What happened?
Durlston
"You plonker, Rodney!"
Kit Kat Chunky white chocolate. 
I always get through four at a time and am sure they're responsible for my cholesterol being just tipped over the average.
I always get through four at a time and am sure they're responsible for my cholesterol being just tipped over the average.
Durlston
"You plonker, Rodney!"
Celery always reminds me of childhood visits to my grandparents on my mum's side. Before the days of multi-channel TV, the mere smell of it brings flashbacks of severe boredom on a Saturday lunchtime - no Football Focus then. Just Saint & Greavsie occasionally (if he wasn't pissed). Nothing to read either.