What delicious food could you eat the whole pack / tub / bucket off? Or you think you could?

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DD and I often make these comments and sometimes have a go…

We both state that we can eat the whole tray of tiramisu but we could never finish one between us in one sitting…

Pretty sure I can eat unlimited amount of salmon, watermelon, raspberries, Greek yoghurt and smoked cheese.

Maltezers........can't stop til i feel sick🤢 then swear never again🤷‍♀️

An entire selection box (I am ashamed to say i did this yesterday in a very frustrating Teams meeting!). Weetabix with cold full fat milk, I have been known to do 6 in one sitting (I truly believe I could do all 12). I have to force myself to walk away from a jar of crunchy peanut butter, eaten with a spoon while standing in front of the kitchen cupboard, I sometimes fantasise about having some illness where I need to try and gain weight and am told to eat it as much as I like!

Unless I consciously remind myself not to, I eat very fast and hardly notice how much I'm eating or if I'm hungry or getting full. I find it very hard not to eat food if I can see it!

Pigs in blankets
Crisps
Brandy snaps
Pork scratchings
Orange cream chocolates
Malteasers

Totally with you on the Pringles. DH and I both claim not to like them, but if we're in the vicinity of an open tube they're eaten in no time.

It's two things together but those sweet Chili bites crispy things and a pot of hummus pimped up with chili oil and paprika 😋

Biscoff biscuits
Crisps and dips
Walnuts and cashews

Fresh crusty bread. I don't even need to butter it if it's still in peak condition, I'll eat it dry. In my hollow-legged teenage years I could get through a whole loaf in a day.

Dairy Milk, the only limit is the size of the bar
Onion Ring crisps
Wensleydale cheese with Cranberry

Pringles. I rarely buy them because they are so addictive.

Stilton.

Maltesers, crisps (have to stop myself from chain-eating multipacks of 6), baked whole camemberts

Raffaelo choc, can finish a box, no probs!
clotted cream - even with a tiny piece of cake I have half a tub
boursin I can just eat on its own

ETA - Takis - my DD insisted I buy them, she left them, now I’m addicted!
ETA 2 - Lindt balls - I LOVE these, I buy a box (usually as a gift to someone) and eat the lot! So moreish.

Then I make sure I eat 6 blueberries so I can forget all about the above sins!

White chocolate Toffifee - I am on my fourth box and can easily eat a box in one day.

Waitrose Greek yoghurt and honey, or white Lindor balls. Or milk Lindor actually, but I'd be annoyed they weren't white.

Dark chocolate almonds or dark chocolate brazils.... irresistible!!! Dark chocolate digestives I love but they upset my stomach. Am I the only one finding that milk chocolate just tastes horrible now?? It doesn't satisfy the taste buds anymore hence the move to the dark side

Raw sponge cake mix. Being given the spoon to lick as a child was the nearest thing to Heaven I can think of.

I used to buy a hot rotisserie chicken and think about eating the whole thing (with my fingers) when I got home. Only ever managed a single leg and could eat no more!

Crumpets. I only buy them as a, treat because they are addictive. See also, potato cakes.

Milk chocolate lindt

@Mumoftwoboysaged4and5white chocolate ones???? Where??

I can easily eat a whole pack of smoked salmon in one sitting.
Sabra hummus.
Big bag of kettle chips - easy. It’s why I never buy them.

45 years ago my lovely niece vowed that when she received her first 'real' salary cheque, she would buy and eat a whole Walls' Viennetta.
She did and was so ill that till this day she's not touched one. She dry heaves at the thought ............ a bit like me and Cherry B but that's another story.

Ate a whole antipasti sharing platter that served 6 yesterday, delicious (not sure how it would ever serve 6 unless they were toddlers!) can eat whole tubes of Pringles with ease too

Peas straight from the pod

Jaffa cakes
Pringles
Terrys chocolate orange
Brie

M&S dark chocolate and ginger Florentines
Bendicts Bittermints
Liquorice confits (but all the supermarkets seem to have stopped selling them!)