What food is your guilty pleasure?

Definitely its amazing. Actually I bought some molds & make my own dark chocolate cups (peanut, almond & occasionally cashew butter).


It's all good together, believe me.
I used to make my own peanut butter cups. All that's required are 3 ingredients, a mold, spoon, brush, microwave, and fridge.
 
I'm no vegetarian, but I do feel a pang whenever I eat beef. I eat it rarely, and I'm willing to pay a little extra for the good stuff when I do.
 
Pil-pil cod

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The sauce is cook with olive oil, garlic and the jelly inside the cod. The casserole has to be moved with small shakes while it is cook, otherwise you just obtain cod in oil. It is a high-fat sauce and it is absolutelly tasteful.
Unfortunatelly, or maybe fortunatelly, it takes time to cook it, and catching the shake on is not easy, so I do not eat it regularly. Actually, machines that move the casserole in the propper way to obtain the sauce can be found in some specialized shops

My other guitly pleasure is chocholate. Any flavour or shape.
 
Any number of sushi or sushi like products. Annoying to find decent fish this far from the coasts, so it's a treat.
 
I will make oatmeal & then pour the hot oatmeal on top of dark chocolate so it melts the chocolate & mix in almond butter & maple syrup & a tiny bit of salt. It is sooooo good. I probably eat like 1500 Calories at once.

I got home from work, and wanted a snack... that's pretty good. I may have gone a little overboard on the chocolate, and I didn't have almond butter on hand... but I will be trying it again once I get almond butter. :goodjob:

I can't really think of any *guilty* pleasures that are food. I've always been rather laissez-faire in that regard, but also tend to naturally eat healthily enough that the occasional indulgence isn't a problem. So while cheesecake may be indulgent, on the rare occasions I have it it's an enjoyable pleasure, not a guilty one.
 
Oh that reminds me of a local store with a bakery that has the most amazing chocolate cheesecake I've ever had.

Chocolate swirl, creamy, chocolate chips, smooth... I love it.
 
The most common snack food items I buy (kettle cooked potato chips or nuts on any given week) I feel guilty that I consume them so quickly. Say something is 10 servings. Nope, that's a maximum of 4. Whatever is the planned amount for a snack food item to last, it will never last that long. Unless bought in bulk, such as nuts/m&ms/raisins to mix together.

Oh, and these store bought muffins from a grocery store bakery. You know, the "big" style; I get blueberry (or bran rarely) muffins. Come in a pack of 4 from the bakery. You'd think "oh, a nice muffin once a day". Those muffins are gone in 48 hours from the purchase max.

My guilty pleasure is sushi. It is so darn expensive and really, but you know I'll be coming back to it mainly as I feel it's too hard to make myself (I'm not going to do things like get eel myself).

I don't feel guilty about it, but I eat meat plenty nowadays. For a relevant amount of time (about 2 years over a 2.5 year period) I didn't eat any meat, or just very sparingly. I try to stay away from red meat--still eat it though--but I eat plenty of white meat.
 
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