can't live without!

All cheeses

Good bread

Red Wine

Especially all three together - bliss!

There are a lot of us who love Earl Grey Tea.

Red Wine
Derbyshire Sage Cheese
Greek Yogurt

Earl Grey tea
Ginger biscuits
Chunky choc ice cream

Good ones- cheese, home baked bread, tomatoes

Not so good - wine, coffee, chocolate

So possibly top 3 - cheese, wine and chocolate

I can't really explain what it tastes like, roses. First of all it seemed lovely and refreshing, then I began to dislike it after a couple of years.

Only the tea choice counts upsydaisy yup, it's all foodstuffs on here. Come back with 2 more?

They're all food? For me it's the internet. Mine was off all last weekend because there was a fault on the line. I have to say I have never been so bored in my whole life. 9.15pm on Sunday night and I couldn't believe how slow time had gone by - I was in bed by 11, unheard of for me.

2 more things that I couldn't live without:
my e-cig. I gave up smoking 18 months ago, its been hell but I got here, but give up nicotine - nooo I can't.

....and tea. I get through gallons of the stuff, I couldn't even contemplate getting out of bed if I thought we had no tea in the house.

It tastes of TCP roses. But, strangely enough, only the first time you drink it. After that it just tastes lovely in an interesting way.

I sent them all my spare packets. They are trying to work out where they came from.

Next books in the series: 'The Full Cupboard of Rooibos Tea'

This is what the ladies drink in the Number 1 ladies Detective Agency isn't it?What does red bush tea taste like? Please don't say red bushes.

I drank redbush tea for a very long time, but now I can't stand it! Just went off it (not pregnant!)

Tegan agree about redbush tea! I changed years ago to redbush and it's my main beveridge every day.(smile)

You still haven't asked your DH's what their 3 can't live withouts are?

If I had been asked this question when I was about 10 years old I would have said chip butties
bacon butties
fish finger butties [how were we all so thin as children?]

Tiger bread is crusty white bread with a slightly stripey top [nearly all supermarkets sell it, and Sainsburys sell giraffe bread as well!]Could never bring myself to eat anything with lard on it, or [even as a child, sugar on bread.]HollyDaze Yes, I should have said edible I guess [but I did put this on the food thread.]You do seem very fond of the hot water bottle [even in July?] so you can keep it and you needn't eat it.

Sprinkles sandwiches too! Very crunchy!
Lard however, disgusting. On so many levels.

Also found in Tesco and probably elsewhere

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_bread - and rolls!

Never heard of tiger bread Hilda what is it ?

Toast - pref brown whole meal, but any toast will do, best with butter and Marmite,
Mayonnaise - if salad accompaniment isn't available good chips will do,
Bacon - good back bacon fried until the fat is crispy.

(I had sugar sandwiches most days after school - cheapest white bread, margarine, then made I believe from Texan oil now illegal, and white granulated sugar. Then off next door to share toast and well salted dripping with my granddad. Bad, very bad!)

We really are a savoury lot - is it an age thing?

I couldn't manage without
Bread,any sort but particularly tiger bread.
Tea
Rice, basmati and pudding.

HollyDaze has an edible hot water bottle

The OP didn't say things had to be edible rosesarered but as my hot water bottle is very dear to me, I am happy to try and eat it to keep it on my list

There's no food that I couldn't live without, because due to intolerances I did have to live without them for years, but I would definitely crave a cup mug of tea, especially in the morning.

My dad used to make us sugar sandwiches every now and again (as a treat) but mum was horrified! I suspect she thought it was common.