Your favourite brands

I'm a Lakeland fan, too.
Heinz beans & soups
Lurpak
Dyson cordless vacuum
Thornton chocs
Jelly babies - Bassetts
Twining English breakfast tea & Darjeeling tea.
Panasonic breadmaker
I'm sure there are other brands too, but these are the ones that come to mind for now!

My favourite shop is Wilko for budget buys, vast range and friendly staff. I like Lakeland, Ecco Shoes, Waitrose and Uniqlo. I don’t need any other shops.

Reiker shoes,Galaxy chocolate(much nicer than Cadburys IMO),Yeo Valley,Paco Rabanne perfume and Nivea face creams.

PG tips, no other will do
No7 face creams
M&S trifle
Jo Malone perfumes

I agree. The only crumpets worth eating are Warburtons.
They are yummy.

Another Lakeland fan here, and totally agree with janeainsworth about Miele vacuum cleaners, they are great. Love Warburton's bread and crumpets too.

I try to shop ethically and the latest challenge is to avoid palm oil or at least any that is not labelled "responsibly sourced" or "certified sustainable palm oil". The devastation of the rain forests will affect all of humanity in the future and it is only consumer power that can prevent a disaster.
Having researched this recently I am now now avoiding Cadbury's (owned by Mondelez International) and Thorntons. I now favour shopping at more ethically minded supermarkets: M&S , Sainsburys, Waitrose and the Co-operative.
For helpful guidelines see this link:
www.rainforestfoundationuk.org/media.ashx/rf-palm-oil-guide-update-v3.pdf

VanDal shoes are brilliant, get them online in sale

Your list made me giggle gmelon because you had listed all that chocolate & sweets..... and your list item was loo roll!
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I am rarely “ brand loyal” and flit from different brands depending on promotions and price, however five years ago I started using Bare Minerals cosmetics and will not buy any other brand, their foundations, bronzers and lipsticks are the best I have ever used, as the products go a long way they are good value.
As far as High street shopping is concerned I love TKMAXX, I have had some outstanding buys from there, it is always my first port of call if I’m looking for clothing and homewares.
At the luxury end I adore Diptique and Penhaligons candles and scents but these are usually presents or an annual treat!

Hotter - their shoes may not be the best for strutting down a red carpet,, but they are soooooo comfy.

Cadbury Dairy Milk
and
Heinz tomato soup

I am always trying to save by trying cheaper brands but stick to Persil non bio, PG tips , Fairy liquid. Taylor's coffee.

Lidl for ever.

Mustn't forget Gordons and Schweppes although Silent pool is in the running too.

Yes definitely Lakeland although they can be pricey.
Kelloggs
Twinings
Persil
Fairy Liquid and Power spray
Domestos
Heinz
Baxters
Haagen Daaz
Taylors (coffee)
Sainsbury
Lurpak
Green and Black
Lindt
Clarins
Clinique
Dior
Chanel
Liz Earle

I could go on.

Living in France I miss M & S meal deals and like others Lakeland, Next and Thorntons chocolate are favourites.

Coffee has to be the Tassimo XL5 which I dilute with a little water or instant Kenco Millicano - they're the only ones which taste vaguely like coffee to me. I used to have R Whites lemonade lollies every day due to the texture but they've changed the recipe (and shape) and ruined them so now on Tesco's finest orange ones. Don't think we stick to any other brands really although cat litter has to be the Worlds best as it's flushable

I love Lakeland, but then again I love the pound shop too.
Found some Jane Asher bakeware and utensils in the pound shop. Very nice.

Cadburys Chocolate, any of it, by the barrowload please.
Lindt Dort
Thortons original toffee and that sugary tablet stuff they sell.
Toffifee
Black Magic for a box of chocolates.
Andrex.

Cereals just have to be Kellogs always.
Unless it's nutty muesli then Dorset Cereals.
Pilgrims Choice extra mature cheddar.
Heinz soup.
Princes salmon.
Marks and Spencer dine in for two.
The Co-Op.
Ariel and Comfort.
Flash , most of the range.
Domestos , The Big One , bleach.
Diet Pepsi, Normal Pepsi.
Robinsons squash.
Yorkshire tea bags.

My poor bunions love Sketchers shoes, particularly the air cooled memory foam styles. It's like walking on clouds. Also my Dyson V6, makes the stairs and curtain rails so easy to dust.

I do 99% of my food and household shopping in Aldi and I'm 100% satisfied with the quality and prices of their products. Most of my kitchen items are from there too including pots and pans, glassware, kitchen scales, slow cooker etc. Even the GC's school uniforms are from Aldi and the quality is easily, if not better, than from M &S. Every week I grab their newsletter to see what the next week's Special Buys are and to checkout their recipes which are always good.

Schweppes!

Check out the fruit content of the jam in Lidl, hard to beat, same as the (I think Kania?) brand of tomato ketchup they sell. Heinz is usually alongside it, but the Kania contains far more actual tomato per Gramm.

Lidl ribeye steak, around £5.45 for 2, never had a duff one and we have it most weeks.

On cleaning products, Dettol Mould & Mildew spray does a great job on dingy grout in the bathroom.

Lakeland toaster bags and silicone muffin cases.
Thorntons brazil nut toffee
Sainsburys own brand soups, especially broccoli and stilton.
Original Source shower gels, especially the orange and the lime scents.
Hotter shoes, sandals and boots ( all of them!)
Chanel number 5 parfum

Another for Lakeland! I also love Seasalt, Joules, Moshulu, Sainsbury's, John Lewis, Waitrose, Napoleon, Schar and Thornton's. I'll be back no doubt!