There’s no substitute for ……

Marmite is a brand one of my favourites. Marmite and Bovril I have tried alternatives but they just don’t compare.
Wilkins lemon curd apart from homemade it’s the best but I have to buy it on line now.
John West tuna other brands taste odd.
Nescafé Gold old fashioned but my preference not into fancy coffees.
Delamere Goats butter better than any so called butter spreads that are fake.

Olive oil, marmite, muller kefir

Marmite

Green and Blacks cocoa

Bonne Maman Jam (unless on very occasional trip somewhere people have made wonderful "home made".

M n S formula extra rich night cream

Bio-oil (can be found cheap on websites not in supermarket)

Blossoming

Heinz tomato soup, especially when I’m poorly. I know it’s a ridiculous price but no other tomato soup will do,

Which? said that Tesco's own tomato soup was s good as Heinz, so we tried it and it is! And it's about half the price.

Never thought I could find one as good, so it was a real surprise.

Hate to disagree with Which? Tesco’s own tomato soup tastes good, but it doesn’t taste like Heinz tomato soup on a blind testing.

Then I will stick with marmite.

Anchor butter.

Daddie's Brown Sauce, better than HP in my opinion, and own brands come nowhere near.

Kelloggs Coco Pops
Hellmanns Mayo
Cif bathroom cleaner
Daddies sauce
Semi skimmed milk
Domestos
Fairy liquid
Utterly Butterly
Heinz salad cream
Colemans mustard
Crisp n dry oil
Bournville cocoa powder
Homepride flour
Tetley tea

Mollygo

Hate to disagree with Which? Tesco’s own tomato soup tastes good, but it doesn’t taste like Heinz tomato soup on a blind testing.

Oh well.maybe our taste buds are less sophisticated than they used to be, but it pleased us!

A really good slice of Black Forest Gateau with loadsa cream, deep dark chocolate and juicy boozy black cherries. Scrumptious.

Heinz Tomato soup
Tunnocks Caramel Wafers
Kellogg's Crunchy Nut/cornflakes/rice crispies
L'Or Intense instant coffee

I don’t buy any branded foods except Kenco coffee. Own brands are much cheaper but my supermarket is Waitrose where own brands are much nicer than those from the cheaper supermarkets.

TerriBull

Oh forgot he must have Scots Porridge Oats as opposed to Quaker Porridge, or any other for that matter.

Oh yes, DH only likes Scott's Porage Oats
I like Nairns.

Ecover Washing up liquid
Yorkshire Tea
Salted butter (most brands are fine) but it has to be butter
Bonne Maman conserves (or my own jam)
Proper honey, not blended non-EU rubbish.

Douwe Egberts decaffeinated coffee for me.

I prefer Vegemite to Marmite, but you very rarely see it anywhere. Yorkshire Tea, Lavazza coffee (Illy if I can afford it). Aldi do a very nice French butter with salt crystals, any good quality bronze die pasta, good tinned tomatoes, I only use Vialone Nano rice for risotto and prefer Gabriele Ferron's. Since Brexit it's become very hard to find. I have to end up buying on line and paying a fortune but others I've tried aren't as good.

yorkshire tea
sanex
persil non bio

Jersey mids potatoes cooked with fresh mint and butter. I haven’t had any for years though. It seems to be Jersey Royals these days…..good but…!

Primula cheese spread

Heinz ketchup
HP sauce
Yorkshire tea bags
Real butter
Heinz or Hellman's mayo
Heinz or Branston baked beans

Sensodyne tooth paste

Lurpak Butter
Nescafé Coffee
Walker’s salted crisps
Schweppes Indian Tonic Water
Hellmans Mayo

I forgot to mention Colman's English mustard and Colman's mint sauce.

Cabbie21

Sensodyne tooth paste

That’s a good one, I hadn’t considered toothpaste. My strong preference is for Arm and Hammer sensitive, I never buy anything else.

Very strong ground coffee and salty butter. Also Lindt dark chocolate.