I am never without............. ....??

- Bovril - essential for spreading on buttered toast, adding to casseroles, stews and shepherd's pie; or just drinking dissolved in a mug of hot water...
- Salted butter
- A variety of cheese (ALWAYS mature cheddar, a blue cheese and at least one more)
- Boxes of cappuccino coffee drinks
- Evaporated milk
- Gin
- Tonic

okimherenow, have you tried the little tubes of condensed milk? That is if you can still get them. I bought one once, and sucked it down straight away. ?
My must have is Golden Syrup.

After nearly 60 years I think I got married young just so I could eat spoons full of condensed milk ....
When I first got married I actually bought a tin of condensed milk and ate it ... All myself ...
but somehow it wasn't that delicious as when I'd sneaked a spoon from mums pantry ...

I always have a full tin of condensed milk in my cupboards until way past its sell by dates .... Then I get another !!!

Tomato ketchup
Brown sauce
Stock cubes
Worcestershire sauce
Capers
Freeze dried herbs
German mustard
Maple syrup
Marmalade

Apart from the everyday staples such as tea, sugar, milk, bread, and butter etc my other 'essentials' would be:
Biscuits - Malted Milk and Bourbons
Chunky cut Marmalade
Free range Eggs
Gravy granules (all flavours)
Lee & Perrins Worcester Sauce
Marzipan (I eat it like sweets!)
Chocolate

All varieties of stock cubes
All cake making ingredients
Tomato passata and puree
Olive oil
Balsamic vinegar
Cheese, sliced ham
Soups

Coffee, dried pasta, lentils, uht skimmed milk, flour, tea bags, raspberry jam. Spices.

I can’t live without:
Marmite and Babybel for breakfast with toast and fresh tomatoes.
Worcestershire sauce, must be Lea & Perrins
Geetas Mango Chutney
Tinned tomatoes, tinned sardines
Beetroot
Dill pickled cucumber slices

and demerara sugar, ordinary plain and self raising flour and gluten free plain and self raising, sunflower oil, olive oil and chilli oil, black peppercorns

I pretty much always have the following:

Marmalade not for me, my husband, I prefer Marmite and peanut butter for the gc.
Eggs
Bananas
Coffee pods
Milk
Cheeses of some sort, but always cheddar
Tea Bags
Jacksons brown bread
Mango chutney
Basmati rice
Pasta
Heinz beans
Scots Porridge Oats

Marmalade....I go into panic mode when running low.
Tea, of course, marmite, piccalilli, cheese, ginger biscuits.

By ‘eck Gabriella that’s quite a list you have there.?

Harissa paste. Last tube’s end date was 20 years hence.

I try not to be with Morrison's dark chocolate spread... love it on buttered toast ?
I like to have the gubbings for cake making in the cupboard and fridge, just incase I fancy it or have visitors.
Brastop is actually a brilliant website for ladies with bigger breasts..

Marmalade. Marmite. Branson Pickle. Salad cream. Most importantly -coffee.

Hellmans mayonnaise and never without cakes. I'm also addicted to Magnum lollies.

Whole earth peanut butter. Since I read you can eat it on a sensible diet.

Daddies brown sauce for me - had it since a child and couldn’t be without it in my cupboard. DH is a Branson pickle warrior but only the original thick cut not the small chunk ‘rubbish’ !

Yorkshire tea (though I live in Lancashire) Milk. Shredded Wheat and Cornflakes. Butter from small UK farms, when possible. Branston, Colman's mustard and Hellman's Mayo for my son (I hate all of them!) A fresh crusty loaf (my weakness) Gale's Lemon Curd. Cadbury's Drinking Chocolate, for the rare occasions when I can't sleep. Definitely lots of oranges and satsumas, plus tins of Sainsbury's Grapefruit Salad (delicious!) I have a big bowl of them for breakfast every morning.

.....Clarence Court Burford Brown eggs.

Branston fruity sauce (not widely available )
Baxters sliced beetroot (jar)
Oxo cubes (I like to to drink it)
Various packs of coffee beans (I grind them at home)
Jersey butter.
Tesco evap milk (I like it in coffee)
Bread mixes.
Lizi's treacle and coconut/seeds granolas
Bon Maman conserves
Tiptree no peel marmalade
Dairylea triangles
Weetabix
Farleys Rusks (original)
Vegetable stock cubes/pots
Waitrose baked beans
Cheeses especially Montgomery Cheddar, Red Leicester, Parmesan and Feta.
Tomato paste
Garlic paste
Chilli flakes
Yorkshire tea bags
Waitrose cheese and onion crisps.
Lyles Treacle
Lyles Golden Syrup
Billington's demerara sugar
M&S almonds (skin on)
Tesco walnut halves
Cacao nibs.........

Peanut butter I am diabetic and it is my treat .

Mayonnaise and English mustard.

Branston pickle. Baked beans, tomato ketchup, salad cream.
Vinegar, olive oil.

Sliced beetroot in sweetened vinegar is the one I try not to be without.

Horlicks , love it and so does DH. Remember Horlick tablets.? Loved them to.