Yes, without the crash
The Treat Drawer
The drawer you can leave unlocked.
Cookies, chocolate, and two hazelnut spreads — the yes foods, so you are not the parent who only says no.
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Kids don't fail because they wanted a chocolate. They fail because the chocolate on the shelf was pharmacy 'diabetic' stuff and palm oil.
This is the treat drawer: a cookie after homework, chocolate on Friday, a spread for toast. You still say yes. The ingredients change.
No ice cream — those tubs are sold out. Keep treats as treats. A whole pack of these cookies can upset a stomach.
Why these snacks
- Almond cookies they will ask for.
- A 70% hazelnut chocolate that still tastes like dessert.
- Hazelnut spread for toast, fruit, or a spoon.
- A second chocolate spread you can actually order this week.
Common questions
Why isn't there ice cream?
The clean tubs we like are sold out on Amazon right now. This drawer is cookies, chocolate, and spreads you can actually order.
Is the chocolate too dark for kids?
The bar we pick is 70% with hazelnuts — dessert, not a dare. If they still hate dark chocolate, keep the cookies and spreads and skip the bar.
Is this the pharmacy diabetic chocolate?
No. That pharmacy chocolate is what we are avoiding.
Next Sunday
The Cookie Tin
Four better biscuits. One restock. Coconut and almond cookies to restock the biscuit tin. Treats, not the whole tiffin.
The Toast Station
Toast still happens. The jar on it changes. Peanut butter, rice cakes, and three spreads — hazelnut, strawberry, almond — so toast is not supermarket Nutella.
The After-School Basket
They still get the cookie. You skip the crash. Peanut butter, rice cakes, a hazelnut spread, and cookies you'd actually pack — for tiffin and the hungry hour after school.