| EATS | Devours a lot of treats (4) |
| PETS | Family members who might get a lot of treats |
| UPTHEANTE | To increase demands at college, you must devour a lot of books |
| LITERATI | Low-calorie peach: one they devour a lot |
| FRET | A bar/ridge on a fingerboard; an interlaced pattern; trellis work; a sea fog; or, from "eat, consume, devour", a word meaning "worry" (4) |
| MEAL | Make a ___ of: treat a task too laboriously or fussily? |
| TOAD | Fox devours a tailless amphibian (4) |
| TOME | Did an optometrist devour a large volume? (4) |
| MUCH | Make ___ of: treat as important; fuss over? |
| READ | Devour a book |
| SITSBACK | Terribly sick bat devours a piece of strawberry and relaxes (4,4) |
| SNAUSAGES | Brand of treats for "dogs in search of the ideal snack," in a classic commercial |
| GOODYGOODY | Smug person given a couple of treats? That's wonderful! |
| TUCKBOX | Bits of treats, usually cookies, kept at buffet (4,3) |
| RAITA | Girl devours a dish of yogurt (5) |
| GATEAU | Guy briefly devours a drink and a cake (6) |
| MILKCHOCOLATES | Exploit leading character detests involving crazy Spanish coming back with box of treats (4,10) |
| TEATROLLEY | A tiered table of treats from which cakes, cookies, clotted cream and camellia-based cuppas are served on the move (3,7) |
| MACAROON | A top Clos in Burgundy produces a biscuity type of treat (8) |
| STUPEFY | Shock fussy pet badly, removing last of treats |
