to eat both portions of cheesecake that I've bought for dinner tomorrow night?

[IwishIwasmoreorganised]

DH is out with friends tonight - we were both invited but couldn't find a babysitter so he's gone (as I was out with different friends on Thursday).

So I made some pasta for my dinner which wasn't terribly exciting.

We've got one of the Tesco dine in for £9 things for tomorrow nights dinner and the dessert is just callig out to me from the fridge,"eat me, eat me!"

I've got a terrible feeling that if I eat one slice, the second would follow soon after

Would this be very unreasonable???

it's compulsory with cheesecake to eat both slices

the one left behind always feels terribly lonely so tbh, you are being kind in eating both

I was hoping somebody might say that!

Go for it ...then I won't feel so bad about the packet of crisps,twix and caramel rocky I've just had

I've started already

Any other members of the MN Gluttony Club lurking out there??

you see, the 2 people who have posted on here have posted out of pure guilt!

I have had a whole family size pack of salt and vinegar crisps (the ones shaped like fusili pasta), a huge Indian take-away, mint choc chip ice cream and lots of beer

so your 2 slices of cheesecake seem like childsplay ;-)

YABveryU, what about SHARING with ME????????

Why are you even asking?!?

It wouldn't occur to me that it's a problem.

No, the problem here is that you only have TWO slices. Do you have cream to go with them?

Tut tut. You can't be a Proper Glutton until you've demolished a whole cheesecake (in 'just the one bit' stages, natch) WITH cream.

No I didn't have any cream.

(Note the use of past tense now - I ate the lot and now feel a bit sick!)