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

Rooibos tea and decaf coffee. And milk.

Tea
Bananas
Butter
Eggs

I'm never without all the store cupboard standards such as eggs, flour, butter, bread, sugar, tea, coffee, milk, cheese, salt, pepper and so on.

But I don't suppose the OP was thinking of these, but rather what non-essentials we always make sure we have.

For me that would be porridge oats, mayonnaise, sweet chilli sauce, Worcester sauce, and yes, Branston pickle!

If wer'e just talking about Non essentials then this house is never without Bananas or Dark chocolate...

Rich tea finger biscuits to dunk in my afternoon cup of tea

Lee & perrins
Nut butter
Pickled chilli peppers

Walkers Ready Salted Crisps

Raisins & Ground Almonds, both to put on my breakfast of 2 Oatibix.
Porridge oats, to have for a change.

Ground coffee
Teabags
Apples
Yogurt
Bacardi ?

Tube of tomato puree, tins of plum tomatoes and chickpeas, definitely a jar of basil pesto.

Tea, unsalted butter, baked beans, eggs, tomato ketchup, pasta, potatoes, unsliced bread, honey , milk

Marmite- love it on toast for breakfast.
Also good coffee pods & Rooibos tea.

Obviously wine & gin!

All the usual 'go to' things but would really miss fresh fruit and a jar of marmite! I love bread and butter and eggs. I would be happy stranded for a few days if I only had those things in the cupboard!

Marmite and strong cheddar cheese. Mayonaise

Tea (currently Assam, Lapsang and Redbush)
Scott's Portage oats
Kerry gold
Milk (skimmed, fullfat and Almond)
Coffee
Three of us complicates it all

I've been a Redbush only drinker for years but had Lapsang a while back. Every time I make it it reminds me of visits to one particular aunt who always had a turf fire going. The smokiness. Smells are so evocative

Heinz tomato soup.
The first thing I crave when getting my taste back after a cold.
Never at any other time though.

Potatoes milk and, of course, chocolate!

Yorkshire tea bags. I blame the parents as my dear old Dad used to wake us up in the morning with a cup of 'char' and the habit has lasted 65 years! I always take tea bags on holiday too although you can get yellow label tea bags in Greece so they will do at a pinch.

Dijon mustard.

Marmite! ? This is because my daughters absolutely love it! We have just had a new kitchen fitted and yet the jar of marmite had gone back into the cupboard “just in case” we get a visit from the kids! ?

Ryvita, cheese, coffee, fruit, porage, butter, milk and cherry tomatoes, my go to sweetie. ?

A tin of cocoa . I don't make cocoa very often but I do like to know that I can if I want to.

Heinz sandwich spread for me and marmalade for DH.

Worcestershire sauce.