[ SECRET POST #5098 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5098 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like Turkish delight would go over better with kids than adults. To an adult, it's painfully sweet but kids aren't as picky about it.

[sparklywalls]

I've not tried it as an adult because that incident really put me off! I had a sweet tooth as a kid but I just really didn't like it, I can't even remember what it was but I definitely spat it out.

My sweet tooth is completely dead now so from what you're saying I probably still wouldn't like it! Ah well, more for everyone else.

[(Anonymous)]

You spit it out! Ha! It's still a little better than my sister's first taste of cheesecake. She actually vomited. I wish my sweet tooth was dead. It would be so much better for me.

[sparklywalls]

Ooh no! I loved cheesecake when I still enjoyed sweet things, once upon a time I would've been devastated had that happened to me.

If it makes you feel any better, what I lack in sweet tooth I more than make up for in demolishing anything savoury and especially if it's salty. Which also isn't good. I'm the kind of person who needs to make a conscious decision to put the lid back on a Pringles tube or else I'll eat the entire thing in one sitting. A share bag of salted cashew nuts isn't shared etc.

[cakemage]

I dunno, I never had it as a kid but I like it well enough as an adult. Then again, I don't just have a sweet tooth, I've got a whole mouth full of them, heh. I mean, I don't like Turkish Delight enough to sell out my immediate family, but I do have a fair few relatives I'd be happy to trade to a witch for it. Or, y'know, she can just have 'em. Hell, I should probably be paying her.

I do think it's important to remember that Edmund was a young kid in a time of sugar rationing, so I can see how just about anything sweet would've been pretty tempting to him.