To ask, if you win a lifetime supply of any product, what would you want it to be?

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Just wondering, really. My family send me a particular brand of sweets from overseas at Christmas every year, and I'm always really sad when they run out. If I were a stinking rich bastard, I'd have them in the house all year round and never get tired of them.

If you could win a lifetime supply of any product, what would you want to win?

(I suppose if I were practical, I'd choose petrol or toilet paper, wouldn't I?)

Jack Daniel's. Maybe a different variety every couple of months to ring the changes.

I won a years supply of nappies. Supplied as £350 in vouchers.

Tobacco. On a more health conscious front hmm smelly candles.

Diesel or Creed Virgin Island Water.

Freshly squeezed orange juice.

Armenian cognac.

Or a book a week from Amazon would do nicely, too.

Huggies wipes

I get through thousands of them

Naan bread (fresh ones straight out of the tandoori oven)
Mr whippy ice cream

me: posh chocs, flowers, theatre tickets
dh: petrol,cat litter, pet food
Can you guess who is the practical one?

Neal's Yard vegan jelly sweets. veggies.co.uk/2012/05/11/neals-yard-wholefoods-mini-bears/ They are bloody lovely, but at £1.45 for a small bag, if I were to get a proper lifetime's supply I'd probably save more cash than if I plumped for wine - my liver needs a rest from time to time, after all, but I can keep stuffing my face with jelly bears as long as I clean my teeth.

Oooh and posh coffee too

(product - so I am sadly ruling out money etc)

Petrol if we are 'allowed' that. £70 a week in my pocket instead would be very nice!!

If petrol is also 'out' then my perfume (and associated body wash/moisturiser etc) :)

What I should say: petrol.
What I really want: flowers, lindt chocolate and clarins beauty flash balm.

Didn't think about smelly candles... A lifetime supply of Yankee candles would make my house smell so nice that I could give up petrol and just never leave the house!

When I was a teen my mum won a years supply of Thorntons ice cream. 2 tubs a week. One Of my sisters didn't eat ice cream, leaving three people and limited freezer space so it had to be eaten each week. At first it was great - chocolate and toffee Icecream, yummy. Then mum got bored of the standard flavored and started ordering peach and other fruity flavors. I hated them and was still forced to eat it. By month 9 we all groaned when the delivery came. I have not liked ice cream or craved it ever since...

If I could choose it would be petrol or loo roll or something else I would never get bored of.

dolce gusto pods , as a purely impractical want. they are expensive so I don't get them very often.

practically cooked meat or petis filous as they go like lightning round here

Practically petrol.

But would have to choose lovely fresh flowers. Love having them in the house.

One of the mums at baby group (donkeys years ago, when my eldest was a baby) had accidentally been delivered a dozen massive tubs of Sudocrem, which must have been a lifetime supply. She gave us each a pot and years later none of us have even made a dent in the tub.

Champagne
Waitrose salted nut selection

It has to be something that you'll news and want for the rest of your life. Earlier I was tempted by childrebs clothes but then realised that the appeal and cost benefit of that would wear out in about a decade when children fully grown.

Hair appointments (cut/colour/blow dry/whatever) would appeal because might make me go more often and I like te idea of being perfectly coiffured forever.

Holidays or cars.

Milk - there's only DH and I but we use loads

Yorkshire tea bags and badedas shower gel for me

DH says morrisons create your own pizza

Cat says dreamies

Pink grapefruits, already cut in filets. Every morning. Thank you.

Fresh flowers would be perfect although I should probably say petrol.

Diesel for practical reasons if not salt and vinegar crisps