Reply With QuoteI'm another Stroopwaffel addict now, thanks to Seikodave pushing the things on here.
And Honey Roast cashews.
Roast potatoes cooked in dripping
Butchers Bacon, on white thick warbies (Sunday's )
Red skin peanuts
Jacobs new cracker crisps salt vinegar
And finally a good quality thin crust spicy pizza !
That ul do pig
I'm another Stroopwaffel addict now, thanks to Seikodave pushing the things on here.
And Honey Roast cashews.
Thinly sliced saucisson. Just cannot stop once I have started.
Tried to find Stroopwaffels today at my local Lidl. None and they denied all knowledge. Mail order only?Originally Posted by Backward point
Try Marks and Spencer Caramel Waffles - Stroopwafels in everything but name.
I don't have a 'stop' switch with Maltesers, really. The size of the container on offer is the amount I'll eat. And then I'll feel a bit ill if it's a big container.
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
Coated peanuts I'll polish a big bag off no probs
Amen brother.
Basically everyone's addicted to food that's bad for you, can't see anyone addicted to lettuce or can't put a sprout down!
You only live once scoff away....
Just about anything that's bad for me! Salt and vinegar kettle chips and revels spring to mind and I have to finish the bag no matter how big.
A lot of the bad stuff above but for some balance, if we open a jar of beetroot it goes pretty quick, as do grapes.
Sour cream and chive Pringles and creme eggs
Second food thread reply today.
Peanut M&Ms, can eat my body weight in one session.
Pringles, Ben and Jerrys (Well any ice cream, the lid off means the tub will be empty), cashew and pistachio nuts.
Krispy Kreme annoy me with a dozen if I'm on a mission 9 is achievable but the other 3 won't keep until the following day, I only buy them now on new years eve, it's become a ritual.
Apples, if I start to eat a nice apple I can then eat 7 or 8 in a day happily, something juicy and with a good flavour, but it gets expensive so I stick to citrus fruit most of the time, it also helps the kids only like granny smith's and the wife only likes golden delicious neither of which I like.
Actually if we are talking healthier addictions I can polish off a family sized jar of saurkraut with sausages and a beer or two and will want more and more saurkraut. I absolutely love the stuff. After effects mean its best I work from home the next day though.
Hope the novelty wears off soon (not doing my image any good)
Biltong for me also, even made some myself
One of my weaknesses as well, three at a time and nibbling (Hands-free)the chocolate covers off!
A few months ago I marinated some biltong in gin, left it for a couple off weeks and...... the taste was bland and quite disappointing. :-(
Not at the same time I hope?
If I am left alone with a half dozen poppy seed rolls, a packet of Corned Beef and a tub of Lurpak, I WILL eat until
I am sick.
Haagen Dazs Salted Caramel ice cream.
Even better than their Pralines and Cream.
I can't be left with a full pack of any of the below;
Smoked & Salted Almonds
Roasted & Salted Pistachios
Curly Cachauette crisps
Also, bombay mix! rarely have it, but when I do it
seems to disappear awfully fast.
This evening we had Flammekueche, I could shamelessly
eat a whole one of those as well :/
Cornish Pasty
Quality Ice cream/Gelato
Those chocolate covered butter biscuits (Leibnitz?)
Ripe cherries - at least I managed to get one of your five a day in!
Pringles: "once you pop, you can't stop"... So why do they come in a resealable tube?
I found some in my local co-op recently, delicious they were too!
chilli thins that you get from home bargains, but I doubt that many TZ'ers shop there/
Chilli Heatwave Doritos; tasty!
Double chocolate digestives and especially M&S selection biscuits.
Crisps I have to control by putting some in a bowl otherwise I lack any portion control.
Favourite has to be M&S chocolate cornflake bites. With a nice coffee.
Cheese bloody Doritos and chilli peanuts.
Fig rolls
Marmite on toast. It used to be a scraping, but it's powerful stuff that Marmite and the more you have it the more you put on. Mind I could walk away at any time and have marmalade instead, honest. To a lot of people Marmite is .......... marmite, but to me it's Marmite.
F.T.F.A.
Pistacios, pickled onions, village sized box of maltezers would be no problem! Put 20 Cadbury flakes in front of me and they will go.
Oh god this thread has reminded me of the "party" bag of peanut butter M&Ms still stashed at the back of my wife's wardrobe. It used to be the safe zone for treats brought back from business trips to the States but I soon cottoned on.
The assault begins at sundown.
Malt Loaf, I rarely buy it now as I can easily eat a loaf in one go. Even without butter it soon puts my weight up.
Tony try the Daim ice cream mate, lovely!Daim bars.Cadburys dairy milk with Daim.Flakes.Cashew nuts.
I will be back with more
Ha Ha don't get caught.
9 Krispy Kreme doughnuts in one day? They are so sweet I can barely manage one!
I keep remembering more things :(
Terry's Chocolate orange rarely lasts past the first sitting.
Fondant Fancies, come in a packet of 6. No problem.
Orange Clubs.
Breakaways.
Oh dear, I am a fat person.
Kettle Chips - Any
But for the love of my expanding waist line what devilish genius put 'sweetnsalty' popcorn together in one bag? Can't stop, steal them from my family, sort of addictive
oh, and cheesy balls (the maize variety!)
real Slovak 'chrumky' = Peanut puffs (not flavoured, but with at least 30% ground salted peanuts), there is no way I can stop before the pack is empty. Salted almonds and cashews...most savoury snacks
Not often, but Haribo gold bears are a bit moreish
Nope, in my local (small) Lidl - they're called something else though
Kit Kat chunky Peanut Butter.
Any of Tesco's fresh baked cookies.
Smoked cheese slices.
Burger King Double Mushroom Swiss... 6 in one sitting...
Picota cherries... 5 x 250g packs...
Chocolate sea shells.... too many...
V
These!!
Plus pretty much any bar of chocolate (partic. Toblerone)
6 pack of Tesco jam doughnuts
I'm having a weird fixation with shortbread fingers too! (No, not THAT weird!)
Diabetes beckons........
Tesco have them. My local Lidl does, but they're not using the 'proper' name!!
I have the same problem with Lorenz Curly Peanut / Mexican Peanut snacks... :(
I got something called Caramel Waffles. Viciously sweet and sticky but not unpleasant. One at a time only with those. 200cals each. You can feel your teeth dissolve.
Pringles goes without saying but recently have started on these.
Cashew or Pistachio nuts
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
Basically, any form of biscuit.
It gets worse in work as I work with a load of blokes and I think the "pack" mentality kicks in.
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