whats your biggest vice when it comes to food?

[Matt80M]

Buffalo wings. I could eat buckets of them. God damn.

[arfur sleep]

Right now, Nutella.

I eat it straight from the jar.

(with a spoon, I'm not a heathen)

[soad]

Peanut biscuits.

And, if I am foolish enough to keep it in the house - ice cream.

Jalapenos/gherkins/sauerkraut never seem to last either.

[shakotan]

arfur sleep said:

Right now, Nutella.

I eat it straight from the jar.

(with a spoon, I'm not a heathen)

I've done an entire jar in an evening.

To say I didn't feel well from the sugar crash afterwards would be an understatement.

[Bradgate]

Supermarket sandwiches, the cheaper the better, preferably on white plastic bread with boring fillings (ham, egg mayo, cheese & tomato, tuna etc). I am quite capable of scoffing 3 or 4 packs at a sitting, and I struggle to walk past a supermarket, or visit a petrol station without indulging.

They really are the perfect snack, and I eat far too many of them.

[scdan4]

Olives.

Black ones, green ones, stuffed ones, chilli ones, lemon ones, large juicy ones, small chewy ones.

Just cannot stop until they are gone.

[warp9]

matrignano said:

Cheese and cured meats.

This exactly. The first thing I do when I get home after work, is raid the fridge for cheese and meat. Can't stop myself, would probably drop a stone if I stopped.

[mattdaniels]

Cadbury's Chocolate Fingers that have been refrigerated.

God bless Costco six packs.

[Fishtigua]

Bought a whole Iberico ham on one of those little wooden stands once. You would believe just how quickly it disappeared.

Any pack of cured meat lasts about 30 seconds. Also seem to have hot sauce on anything but cornflakes and icecream.

[BorkFactor]

Skodasupercar said:

Penn State sour cream and chive pretzels.

Have you seen the massive bags of these that you can buy in Costco?

Very nice.

[anonymous-user]

Just thought of another one... Those MASSIVE bags of American peanut flavored snack things you can buy in Lidl. They look like cheesy Wotsits but peanut.... Mmmmm.

[calibrax]

NinjaPower said:

Just thought of another one... Those MASSIVE bags of American peanut flavored snack things you can buy in Lidl. They look like cheesy Wotsits but peanut.... Mmmmm.

They aren't American, they are German, called Erdnuss Locken or Erdnss Flips. Always used to get them when I was a kid (I lived in Germany in the 70s and 80s).

[anonymous-user]

There's the bad boys right there, 'Mcennedy Super Size Peanut Flips', all 450g of them



Clearly a shameful 'own brand' there by Lidl!

Edited by NinjaPower on Friday 1st August 17:51

[cidersurfer]

Tortilla chips. It doesn't seem to matter what brand or flavour, they just disappear!

[anonymous-user]

BorkFactor said:

Skodasupercar said:

Penn State sour cream and chive pretzels.

Have you seen the massive bags of these that you can buy in Costco?

Very nice.

Lol, NOT helpful

[FiF]

McVities Dark chocolate digestives can do a whole pack in one go. If any in the house have to hide the pack somewhere that's a complete pain in the ass to access. Willpower of a gnat.

The other thing that is fortunately restricted by the difficulty in purchasing same is one particular brand of Norwegian goat cheese. The rubbery brown stuff. I would live off that and knackebrod if possible.

[tuffer]

Hackney said:

Galaxy. I can eat all of it in one go.

I can do this but then I get mouth ulcers....so I don't.

[tuffer]

Waitrose Pear and Chocolate Tart , slightly warmed in the microwave, add Cream or Ice Cream. Gurt lush.

[PedroB]

FiF said:

The other thing that is fortunately restricted by the difficulty in purchasing same is one particular brand of Norwegian goat cheese. The rubbery brown stuff. I would live off that and knackebrod if possible.

Gjestot?

I have eaten a few times, sliced thinly on bread. I'm still not entirely sure whether I like it or not. Kind of like eating caramel flavoured cheese.

[FiF]

PedroB said:

Gjestot?

I have eaten a few times, sliced thinly on bread. I'm still not entirely sure whether I like it or not. Kind of like eating caramel flavoured cheese.

It's a bit Marmite either like it or not.

Misvaris hundbrandsdal is the stuff I like and can't get.

Etke gjetost is acceptable and at least obtainable in UK.

The goat / cow milk mixture that is branded as ski-queen is milder possibly more to your taste perhaps.

Yes the milk is boiled under pressure until it caramelises and it's a sweet cheese.

On buttered good granary bread or flat bread / crispbread, thinly sliced topped off with fruit. I like apple, sliced grapes, chopped walnuts or possibly Waldorf salad, easy on the mayo.

I get it occasionally online eg Wellington cheese and wine shop in Somerset. Or amazon lol. But occasionally so it's a treat otherwise no self control would just guts it.