I've decided that Friday is my treat night...

I will shortly be demolishing two iced vanilla custard slices
It's not good for me but who cares.

I've got two as well! Aldi, in a little yellow box, 75p.

Great Minds Think Alike!

Men of taste

My favourite,can you just call round with one please

Sorry...too late

Skinny monkey

we all need our little treats. As long as you are not pigging out on them all day every day a treat makes you feel good. Somebody famous said [forget who] - None of us are getting out of this alive so enjoy the day and eat the cake

But, don't they make a mess!? My hands were all sticky and I had to have my shirt washed! Again!!

You can borrow my spoon when I've finished licking it

Not a fan out junk food and had a doughnut cookies and other stuff I probably shouldn't be eating. I been craving certain things I haven't had since I was either a kid or in my 20s

It's that day again and I've gone for some disgustingly rich Italian profitteroles from good old Lidl.
What you got tonker

Four cans of Tetley's Bitter an' a bottle of Lemonade!
I'm going to have a shampoo later on!

My main tret for toneet is going to be fish, chips and sloppy peys from t'chippy!

Sloppy loads better than mushy

Lunch yesterday, steak pudding, 🍟 chips, peas and gravy. Flipping eck it were good.

Toffee filled yum yums tonight. They couldn't have a better description.
Just wish I'd bought 3 instead of 2

5 Custard doughnuts from Asda Don't know how long they will last

Enjoy

4 Custard Pies, in a cardboard box, from Tesco's!

Big spender

Blue cheese and biscuits with a nice glass of something

Jam Roly poly tonight

Doughnut fingers tonight. Cream and strawberry

Grimsby haddock in breadcrumbs in the oven right now.

White as driven snow with apple mash .apple pie with ice cream for afters.

Exquisite.

Apple mash??? Is it as the name implies or is it mixed with potato? Never heard of it.

Just had Colcannon mash with our tea,spring onions & cabbage mixed in it

Had that a lot when I worked in Belfast.

I didn't make it,it was M&S but I made the fish & veg

NJ,
I didn't make any of mine. Courtesy of the Dirty Duck Ale House in Hollywood, Belfast. Served with giant pork sausages and washed down with the black stuff.

Sounds good

Its real nice n j.

I boil the apple with the spuds .

Mash them with a hint of butter and mustard.

Perhaps not to everyones taste but i enjoy .

Gooey blueberry muffin tonight - two of them

Going to try to get to Whitby shortly, and sample some fresh-landed Whitby Cod, whilst the cod-take from the North Sea is available.

Torn between Chorley cakes and Eccles cakes today. So I got a packet of each. I wonder why the Eccles variety are more expensive

Fish and peas or chicken noodles maybe a bar of fruit and nut .

Lemon drizzle cake for tea. I'll have to be quick though, hungry kids are coming

Muffins with white chocolate and strawberry.

Get the vanilla whilst you can, i-spy.

The price of vanilla has gone through the roof: a more than tenfold increase!

Many makers reformulating their products, with substitution for vanilla.

No cake today - or tomorrow. Crisps out too. These medicals have a lot to answer for
This thread is now as dead as a donut.

It's sickening in't it I-spy..everything that's enjoyable is bad for you,crisp,
sweets,cake,chips,etc..think I'll end it all.

Chips in moderation ,he said.
I prefer them beer battered

Our Friday night treat is "Happy Hour" by the pool,a jug of Sex on the Beach for 10 euros 4pm till 6pm

Enjoy. Ours hasn't been christened yet.

We will

I used to eat all of the stuff listed, which for the most part, considerably enjoyed.

For the best part of seven decades, I managed to also stay slim.

Probably burning up fewer calories after retirement, but still (fairly) slim.

But when I quit smoking, the weight really piled on.

So for a long time now, NO sugary/fat chocs, sweets, cake, biscuits etc, even cream on my strawberries I have had to exclude. (no milk/sugar for over 30 years - my beverages black no S)

But shedding the belly fat was really difficult. Had to also squelch the grey carbs, particularly spuds and bread, which were two of my favourites, and a day packed full of NEAT!

So yes, reading this thread, I do feel deprived of the pleasures of partaking in the foodstuffs mentioned.

But it has certainly been worth it. The improvement in my health and general well-being is phenomenal. Even my GP says remarkable.

Enjoying life more, and considerably reduced meds which I need to take.

Nowadays, as I walk the supermarket isles, see the special offers such as 'Flake': Four for a Pound - I find myself uttering, "Resist: be kind to yourself. far less painful not to put on the excess in the first place"!

Forgive me father....