Foods You Shouldn't Eat But Do

No I dont because I live with the Chief of the Food Police but left to my own devices I would have in my larder and fridge;-

Crunchy Nut Cornflakes
Jelly Tots
Snowball cakes
Peanut Butter (he hates the smell)
Hash Browns
Whole milk
Cream
Macaroons
Really good beefburgers
Fillet steak
White bread sometimes
Pies- meat and fruit but best quality
Magnums
Champagne
and of course lots more chocolate than I admit too.

Mmmm, findus crispy pancakes.. Maybe I'll have those tonight.

SO much stuff.

Cheese. Solidified fat.

Red meat. Mmmm

White bread.

Crisps. My VERY guilty secret.

Ice lollies. Not quite as bad as the others.

Full fat milk. It always used to be skimmed that I drunk, but in the school where I live it is always full fat. BUT I only have it in tea, no cereal etc.

I have made my own noodley recipe akin to (better than) super noodles. It's like a pot noodle/super noodle hybrid. Really easy, tasty and freezable. Recipe available on request.

Bigbertha That made me laugh - if you live with the chief of the food police, I live with Britains most wanted! His food choices are terrible - your 'bad' list reads like his healthy list. He thinks broccoli is the food of the devil.

NellG you and me both! (Apart from the peanut butter, that's on my list).
My husband's favourite meal would be a mighty meat pizza followed by cheese and crackers ?

I once confessed to a friend that I secretly ate shelled peas, the bigger the better, by the bag full.
She told me in her country they were fed to the pigs!

Pork crackling, and it gives me heartburn too so double whammy!

I too have Chief of the Food Police.. If he wasn't around I'd live off pepperoni pizza, chips, custard tarts and Sugar Puffs!

Trifle sponge fingers. Originally thought they were a low calorie alternative to cake and sweets but I eat so many now that a small slice of cake would probably be better.

I usually eat quite healthily but on my naughty list are:
Fish paste sandwiches. My husband says it's revolting but I love it and it reminds me of childhood sandwiches.
Cheese and onion crisp sandwiches on white bread.
Chip sandwiches.
I have also discovered Tesco finest chicken and stuffing crisps which I have to stop myself from adding to my online order.

McDonald's Breakfast. Egg and Sausage.

I have one a year.

Goodness knows what is inside them but I care not

For one day a year it's allowed.

Rice pudding. Apple pie. Too much cheddar cheese and chocolate.
Before the first lockdown none of the above were in my fridge.

Chief of the food Police! Surely you’re old enough to eat what you want? I probably eat far too much chocolate. I recently rediscovered raspberry ruffles, which I love. You can buy them at Amazon.

Well you can all relax.
There's no such thing as an unhealthy food, only an unhealthy diet.
None of the above are going to kill you.

But perhaps not feeling guilty about eating them would actually spoil the enjoyment IYSWIM.

I’m not supposed to eat red meat because of the iron content but I do though I have cut it back. My favourite winter dish is a nice chargrilled venison steak with red currant jelly. Still one or two left in the freezer I hope.

Cheese toasties and crisps are my guilty secret food and i love dipping chocolate in a hot cup of tea mmmmmmmmmmm.

Tunnocks Caramel Wafers
MacDonalds, crisp chicken wrap with garlic mayo. I know! I know! but it tastes so good. There is salad inside.
Toasted crumpets with butter and melted cheese. (mixture of blue stilton and cheddar.
Thornton's cappuccino chocolates
My SiL's brownies. Please come and see us soon when safe to do so.

No food police. I have to have my own self control with these. Mr.M likes them all as well except the macdonalds. He has a subway spicy italian subway sandwich .

Chips, crisps, Chinese food, anything I fancy, really (although when the heartburn appears, I usually regret my greed)

Chip butties on white, dripping with loads of salt and butter.
Nutella by the spoonful.
Red pesto from a jar, ditto.
Cadbury’s creme eggs, even the new, inferior version.
Tinned tomato soup.
I don’t hide my cheese habit, but friends might be surprised that even the DGS’s Babybels and Cheestrings aren’t safe.

I’ve got others that are a bit embarrassing, but not particularly unhealthy. Cold tinned tomatoes and crab sticks for starters.

I've just seen crispy pancakes mentioned.
I love the cheese ones, made into a sandwich (white bread)

I do love a Pot Noodle now and then.
And any fish fingers left over after Gdcs’ visits.
Ditto any little boxes of microwave chips. My excuse for buying those is that if Gdcs are starving after we’ve been out, they’re super-quick. Plus I can have any that are left with pickled onion vinegar.

Crumpets with loads of butter.
Really fresh jam doughnuts
Toasted teacakes with butter.

Now and then I buy a jar of Heinz sandwich spread and devour the lot - on far too much bread - within about 48 hours.

Pizza with mayo and crushed cheese and onion crisps on top.

Haribos