you are spoilt for choice vs you are spoilt for choices

Some examples from the web:

• Anyway... he was spoilt for choice.
• Because, if you were in the market for a large, fast, spacious, executive saloon car, you'd imagine that you'd be spoilt for choice.
• What do you mean "spoilt for choice"?
• You are spoilt, lazy and gullible.
• Its merits are spoilt, however, by paragraph 8.
• I realise that we English-speakers are spoilt with Sky, CNN and BBC World, but it is not the same as having the domestic channels.
• ...find room for choice and responsibility and understanding individuality.
• Responsibilities for choices and compliance must be clearly established.
• Now I'm spoiled for choice.
• And all it took to change things around was to allow for choice through rights identification.
• I'm not exactly spoiled for choice.
• But the time for choice is past.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the liberation of the services market presents an opportunity for choice.
• If you want a car that's fast, you're spoiled for choice.
• I'd say you were spoiled for choice, M'Lady.
• The clamour for choice and change was on the streets in Palestine; we heard and we welcome the noise of democracy.
• Not on the murder weapon, guv, but elsewhere we're spoiled for choice.
• for Choice Car: car retailing in Portugal,
• As for choice number two... you run me off, I might very well inform on you.
• We should not restrict choice but allow for choice and support flexibility between the two routes.

Some examples from the web:

• Anyway... he was spoilt for choice.
• Because, if you were in the market for a large, fast, spacious, executive saloon car, you'd imagine that you'd be spoilt for choice.
• What do you mean "spoilt for choice"?
• You are spoilt, lazy and gullible.
• Its merits are spoilt, however, by paragraph 8.
• I realise that we English-speakers are spoilt with Sky, CNN and BBC World, but it is not the same as having the domestic channels.
• ...find room for choice and responsibility and understanding individuality.
• Responsibilities for choices and compliance must be clearly established.
• Now I'm spoiled for choice.
• And all it took to change things around was to allow for choice through rights identification.
• I'm not exactly spoiled for choice.
• But the time for choice is past.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the liberation of the services market presents an opportunity for choice.
• If you want a car that's fast, you're spoiled for choice.
• I'd say you were spoiled for choice, M'Lady.
• The clamour for choice and change was on the streets in Palestine; we heard and we welcome the noise of democracy.
• Not on the murder weapon, guv, but elsewhere we're spoiled for choice.
• for Choice Car: car retailing in Portugal,
• As for choice number two... you run me off, I might very well inform on you.
• We should not restrict choice but allow for choice and support flexibility between the two routes.