What are your favourite fridge door canapés?

[Beetie1]

Currently enjoying a piece of cheddar with a blob of salad cream whilst awaiting dinner.

Slice of plastic cheese and/or quorn deli slices wrapped around olives, sundried tomatoes, pickled peppers, gherkins etc

Dairylea triangles - definitely! Again sometimes with addition of olives etc in same mouthful

@lollipoprainbow

Brie ! I eat it straight out the packet with a glass of Malbec.

Now that's impressive surreptitious snacking.

Ritz cracker with cheese and sweet chilli sauce on top!

Piece of fake cheese
Pretzels dipped in nutella

Laughing Cow triangle.
Pickled onion.
Black olives.
Sliver of cheese.
Cold meat.

Anything which doesn't require too much chewing!

If you're being really dirty, cooked chipolatas, the entire tub.

Slice of cold beef with butter on

I’m partial to a few slices of wafer thin ham.

A crab stick dipped in Kuhne burger sauce, or a gherkin.

Waitrose spinach falafels

Sliced cheese that I can throw on a cracker with no effort, especially a mini chilli oatcake. (Aldi) Bite sized canapé snack in seconds

Longley Farm cottage cheese on an oatcake with mango chutney.

Dates stuffed with blue cheese
Manchego with a drop of truffle honey
Cucumber wrapped with cream cheese and smoked salmon

Slice of cheese with a half walnut on the top. Food of the gods.

Recipe:
Step 1: Break off hunk of cheddar cheese using hands
Step 2: Dip hunk of cheese in Mango Chutney

light babybel or quorn cocktail sausage dipped in smoked houmous

@AdditionalCharacter

Why are people keeping peanut butter in the fridge? What madness is this!

I know right! Next they'll be saying they keep Nutella in the fridge.

Chorizo sometimes wrapped in a cheese slice

Peanut butter is handily next to the fridge. Don't panic!

Teaspoon of red pesto and a cube of mozerella

A thin slice of pork pie with pickle or a ritz break dipped in soft cheese!

Babybel with LGM crispy chilli oil. Perfect.

@Thelnebriati are you pregnant?

Sounds like a weird craving not a snack.

Actually I love gherkins as well.

I usually snack on grapes whilst cooking and am quite partial to a mini marmite cheese.

the best gherkins/pickles are without a doubt, Mrs Elwoods Haimisha cucumbers.
They are really strong, crunchy and salty.

@IHaveBrilloHair just googled those, there's a large waitrose about 20 mins walk away so I'll see if I can pick some up tomorrow (today!)