Is it morally acceptable .....

[Rodo]

I have in the meantime, however, demolished a whole jar of baby pickled gherkins ...

Sometimes cravings are difficult, aren't they?

You aren't pregnant are you?

[saundra]

Keep testing ossie

[meriad]

Keep testing ossie

[Osc]

Urgh, hate chocolate orange and pickled anything

[Diflower]

I only like dark chocolate oranges, to the extent that if I'm given a milk one I don't eat it
Bb much prefers dark too, but in the absence if anything else has been known to have a bit of a milk one
Christmas chocolate is always safe here, neither of us would ever touch it - but then we do eat chocolate quite regularly, me more than him

[TheOstrich]

You aren't pregnant are you?

No. We're on a bit of an austerity drive at present and there aren't really any "treats" in the house. It was either the gherkins or a packet of rich tea biscuits, I'm afraid ..... I thought the gherkins would play less havoc with the diet!

I prefer the dark chocolate Oranges too, the milk ones can be a bit too sweet. They're also only £1 in Asda, same as Morrisons.

[Kaz]

The popping candy ones were in Morrisons too, but they are an abomination Only Becky will eat those, in this house

[Workingman]

Popping candy chocolate... blurdyell!

Before you know it there will be nuts and raisins and caramel and other abominations added to the food of the Gods.

Repent! The end is nigh I tell ye.

[Kaz]

[Gal]

She is very puritanical when it comes to chocolate.

She sounds a lot like me! I have to hide chocolate when it comes into the house.....I might buy a large bar of Cadburys to share between the 3 of us, but if T gets to it before I do, I might have four squares and he has the rest!! At one 'sitting'!! So I hide it and put it back as soon as he's put it down