Sweet foods you find too sweet

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Biscoff cheesecake for me

I have a ridiculous sweet tooth. I'm trying to think. Nerds Clusters sweets. I ate so many I nearly needed a dentist! And if you drink coca cola alongside them it tastes like fizzy water?!

Treacle tart

Loads of fruit flavoured yoghurts and premixed drinks in cans eg rum and coke and Pimm’s.

Kendal Mint Cake

Cadburys Crème Eggs

Crunchie

Gypsy tart. Makes my teeth hurt just thinking about it

Mars bars - in fact, if I want to refrain from eating chocolate bars every day, I’ll purposely eat one of those because it puts me right off chocolate for a week!
I also think most popular cocktails are very sweet, I rarely enjoy them unless they’re strongly citrus based.

and seconding Yodas: creme eggs. Bleargh!

Many Indian sweets including jelabi
Baclava- depending how much syrup it's soaked in
Scottish tablet (sorry, but the ones I've had are gritty and sugary)

I find most shop cakes, fruit pies and pre-made desserts too sickly. Most barbecue sauces or meats with maple syrup on.

I make cakes using 1980 recipes where the balance of flour/fat/sugar is 8/4/4. They're lovely, flavoured with fresh lemon or nuts, orange or dark chocolate or vanilla essence. I make pies with less sweet pastry, and higher fruit content.

I prefer meat flavoured with herbs and spices rather than syrup.

I'm not a big fan of chocolate, it makes my mouth ache when I'm eating it.

All the Ben & Jerry's flavours, give me a beautiful coffee or pistachio ice cream instead please.

White bread, especially UK "French" bread, tastes of sugar to me.

Reese's peanut butter cups.

Even my teen ds won't eat Creme Eggs. 😀

Most cakes. I always reduce the sugar when I bake.

Re cream eggs: I used to love them but find them sickly now. Not sure if it’s an age thing or whether they have actually got sweeter

Treacle tart
Creme eggs
Most commercially made cakes and puds
Cheap chocolates eg roses or dairy milk
Baklava

Krispy Kreme doughnuts.
Mr Kipling’s apple pies
Salted caramel anything