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LET HER EAT CAKE How Kate might look scoffing gateaux

The Nappy Scoffing bid, pictured above, is a battle to see how many nappies full of peanut butter a person can eat clean in a minute.

Accompanied by a girl pal, the prince bought himself a greasy burger than slapped on the tomato sauce before scoffing it on the hoof, at Cirencester, Gloucestershire.

Dom accuses Beadle of being "unintelligent", scoffing "at least a bit of thought has gone into my show".

While the diet certainly leads to weight loss, this is usually because when you start thinking about what you eat, you end up scoffing fewer calories.

A policeman put the bite on Gary when he spotted him scoffing the fast food in slow-moving traffic.

The award-winning photographer will happily eliminate passing herons if they stop to have a feed of HIS fish and won't look with sympathy on a vindictive lady nicking beauties from the neighbour's pond and then scoffing them - even if she is a pensioner.

It cleans the room by itself while you languish on the sofa, scoffing chocolates.

Scoffing at the thought she says: "Geri works her a**e off - she never chills.

Choosing the best slow bowler in the land to tour Zimbabwe and New Zealand meant scoffing a lot of humble pie.

Florist Nicola, 27, who weighs a trim nine stone despite scoffing an average 20 chocolate bars a day, said at home in Knowle, Bristol: "I know 18lbs of chocolate sounds a lot, but it's not that much."

We're a nation of snackaholics - comfort eaters who sit at home scoffing chocolate and crisps.