| JAFFAS | Choc-orange confectionery or sweet (6) |
| JAFFA | Choc-orange ball |
| CHOICE | Morsels of choc-ices are very nice (6) |
| MAGNUM | Naughtily nag mum to get a choc ice on a stick (6) |
| WIGWAM | Native American domed dwelling; or, a structure to support climbers such as runner beans or sweet peas (6) |
| ALMOND | Bitter or sweet kernel of a tree related to the peach, ground to make marzipan, frangipane, macaroons/ macarons or lemon polenta cake (6) |
| MELLOW | Word used to mean juicy, ripe or sweet, as of fruit; well matured, as of wine; soft, as of colour/sound; kind through old age; or, genially drunk (6) |
| TUTSAN | From Old French for "all healthy", "heal-all" or "wholesome", a shrubby species of St John's wort, also called parkleaves or sweet-amber and formerly regarded as a panacea (6) |
| AFTERS | Pudding, or sweet course (6) |
| ANNUAL | Annul, but include a marigold or sweet pea (6) |
| VIOLET | Viola odorata or sweet - - - - - - (6) |
| CICELY | Myrrhis odorata, or sweet ___, aniseed-scented herb (6) |
| SHERRY | Which drink is available as cream, dry or sweet? (6) |
| MUFFIN | Savoury bread-like cake or sweet bun (6) |
| CHERRY | Tree whose fleetingly beautiful sakura (blossom) is celebrated in the Japanese flower-viewing tradition hanami, before transforming into sour, tart or sweet cerise drupes or "bobs" resembling miniatur |
| POTATO | Idaho or sweet |
| CUTESY | Too precious or sweet |
| CHERUB | Innocent or sweet child |
| RELISH | Dill or sweet, e.g. |
| CRACKERS | Word for a hard type of plain or savoury biscuit; or, something equally as crisp, crunchy, shattery or snappable, such as peanut brittle, a hard nutty filling for confectionery or a scratching of friz |
