Light hearted - what is your greatest weakness?

A nice glass of Sauvignon Blanc and one or two chocolate truffles for me.

Kettle chips, cheese, white wine - preferably all together!

Granary bread with Anchor butter
Add an apple and Marmite and I could live on that forever.

Baileys Chocolate Luxe,
St Agur cheese,
Fresh baked bread
Small quantities and not altogether.

Crisps, crisps and more crisps!!

Newly baked bread (with lashings of butter of course!) and any thing (biscuits, cake, scones etc) that has dried fruit in it. I have to be quite strict with myself when indulging, but part of the enjoyment is indeed that it is a guilty pleasure.

St Agur cheese…

Seabrook Cheese and onion crisps.Cheese- especially mature cheddar. Yorkshire parkin or any 'plain' cake ie not buttercreamed or too sickly .

Heinz Baked Beans. Has to be Heinz.

Marmite crisps.

Walnuts, I sprinkle them on most meals 😋

Walkers Baked crisps with a Babybel and wine, especially fizz!
Prawns and olives, too.

Wine Cava and red I love salted butter and Welsh teabags.

The thing I couldn't live without is cheese. Almost any variety will do .

Crusty bread and Welsh butter.

Biscuits and handbags.

Salted Normandy butter.

I have been known to spoon it out of the jar dustyangel.It has to be smooth though and not crunchy.

Chilled white wine.

Red wine and Lancashire crisps. Oh and butter.

Asparagus out of season. mmmmm

Biscuits. Virtually all of them.. although Rich Tea don't do much for me. Daren't walk down the biscuit aisle in the supermarket now. It's the only way I can keep them out of the house. If they're there in the cupboard, I'll eat them.. and not just the one once that packet is opened. Is this an addiction? Close to it, perhaps...

Cheese
Lindt chocs - the round red ones

Tunnocks Caramel Wafers.
Absolutely addicted.

Snap Greenfinch, I tell myself that it is an alternative source of protein as I don’t eat meat but really I think I’m addicted.