Lockdown meant that we went without a lot of things - but one woman missed Greggs so much that she got the logo tattooed on her bum.
Caitlin Jones, 20, from Paisley in Scotland, was that excited to have her daily sausage roll back in her life that she decided to show her gratitude via some new, very permanent, ink.
Mum-of-one Caitlin decided to take the plunge at her local tattooist's, saying she got the earliest appointment, on Monday 14 September. It was there and then that her dream became reality.
Caitlin said: "I'm obsessed with Gregg's and I've always loved their sausage rolls.
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"Before lockdown I used to get one nearly every day so I was absolutely gutted when they closed.
"I was more bothered about Greggs reopening than the pubs so I decided when the tattoo parlours re-opened that I was going to get something to share my love for them.
"Most people love it and think it's hilarious, the tattoo artist said to me he was buzzing to do it and other people have said it's iconic and that I'm a legend."
Of course, such a bold choice of tattoo is always going to attract attention, with some people having their say - not that it's any of their business.
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"Some people have said it's embarrassing but I got over that pretty quickly and I'm still in love with it," she continued.
Caitlin has an 11-month-old son called Brody. She said the three-inch tat took an hour and a half and cost her £100.
After she had shared it on Facebook, the post of the photo of her tattoo racked up thousands of likes, comments and shares. After its success, she's decided to get another.
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She added: "I did have some doubts when I was going to get it and I toyed with the idea of getting a sausage roll on the other side too but I think I'll wait until the dust settles on this one first."
If anyone deserves free sausage rolls for life, it's definitely this girl.
Speaking of free baked goods, Greggs will be giving free items to customers who ha their birthday during lockdown.
Until the end of 2020, the reward is available for those who have signed up to the Greggs' Rewards via the free app and you'll get a voucher for a sweet treat costing up to £1.
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If your birthday fell during the period Greggs outlets were closed due to coronavirus - between 24 March and 3 July - then you'll be able to redeem the voucher until the end of the year. Usually you only have one calendar month to redeem your voucher after you get it on your birthday.
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