To ask how many packets of crisps are too many?

[StumpyScot92]

I'm currently pregnant with my first, 14 weeks, and while the morning sickness is gone I will have food aversions. Today I decided I didn't want my sandwich so had a packet of wotsits... Which turned into three packets.

Now after dinner I have just scoffed a packet of Johnny's onion ring crisps and using all my will power not to go steal DPs packet from the kitchen too.

I wasn't a crisp eater before pregnancy so just looking for jokey reassurance my baby isn't going to be born demanding crisps (and a shameless way to distract myself from the crisp selection in the kitchen now that I think I've read every thread on this site...)

[TabascoToastie]

Crisps are the one thing I can't have in the house. Ice cream or cake can be in my house for months, even chocolate lasts a fair bit, but not crisps. I bought a six-pack of McCoys yesterday because I had a craving and Waitrose didn't have singles, and have already eaten four. I am not holding out much hope for the remaining two.

I have to throw my hat in the Co-op ring; their posh own brand are amazing. The salt and vinegar are the most vinegary crisps I've ever tasted.

[Oysterbabe]

Oh yes those co-op crisps are awesome.
I had a grab bag of beef hula hoops today. Sorry not sorry.

[MERLYPUSSEDOFF]

A family bag of frazzles, chip sticks or wotsits a day for about 3 months. Either that or McD's cheeseburger (meat removed)with extra gherking and as much ketchup as I could fit in.

I had twin boys - my sis said she had savoury cravings with her boys but sweet with her girls.

[user1492528619]

None.

[user1492528619]

There is no limit.