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Background: Access to temptation is blamed for the rising prevalence of obesity in children. A popular way to counter this is to restrict physical access to temptation. As restrictions cannot be widely applied and may have adverse long‐term effects, we examine whether accessible temptations in situations that endorse self‐regulation train self‐regulation. Specifically, we design a method that enhances...