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

Do you know apart from the usual salt pepper butter bread eggs, sbsolutely nothing I ring the changes all the time or I ll be mad about something for a few months then change my interests I can’t think of anything I ve always had

Marmalade- I have toast and marmalade for breakfast every day. I love it.

I have never tasted tomato sauce, brown sauce, Branston pickle etc. I suppose because it was never in our house when I was a child.

I am currently eating a cheese and Branston sandwich and you will always find both in my kitchen.
Ketchup, brown sauce, baked beans, dried pasta, breakfast cereal will be there too along with bread and semi skimmed milk.
Oh, and of course tea and coffee.

Peanut butter apples and celery, my lunchtime snack every single day, just love it.

Coleman's English mustard. I always have a jar in the fridge.

Jam.

Marmite! No-one else in the family likes it, but it's the one thing I have to have.

Fruit!. I've absolutely got to have some sort of fruit to hand at all times.

Marmite and bananas.

Tea. Can’t imagine my home without it.

Butter. Best butter! Not spread that many people refer to as butter.

Teabags, milk, butter. Couldn't live without my tea.

Just about everything I can lay my hands on.

Tea and muesli are my go-to foods.
We turned up at a holiday cottage last year on a Saturday to find very little in the cupboard apart from salt and sugar and the only shop, which I was depending on as we'd come by bus, closed for painting.
I had to beg at the hotel for some supplies to tide us over.
They gave me some rice, oats and pot noodles of all things. I was very grateful but was so glad when the shop opened again on Monday.
Wouldn't life as a refugee be awful.

Definitely for me too pensionpat I love salted butter. Eggs and chocolate have to be there for me,

budweiser and prosecco for my famous candlelit buffets, quite regular and fun

cheese

Marmite, picallilli, tomato purée, ground coffee and cheese

Most things we use regularly as I have a pantry cupboard and woe betide any one (DH!) who take things put of stock without informing me.

The worst things would be bread, butter, tea, sugar and milk!

Grammaretto

Good to see someone else travelling by bus to their hols. instead of loading up a car.

For me tea bags and milk are essential.

Ceylon leaf tea and Roibos tea bags. The former wakes me up in the morning and the latter sustains me during the day.

Tea Coffee of course but like Jane10 I always have some fruit my go to snack , but I am partial to a ginger nut biscuit ?

My cupboards and fridge/freezer are full to bursting so always have lots of staples, including;
Tinned tomatoes, pasta, rice, tinned sardines, crackers, part-baked baguettes, butter, jam, marmalade, soft cheese and hard cheese, eggs, porridge oats, crisps and milk.
I don't drink tea or coffee nor do the close family, so only buy fresh if having visitors.

Coffee beans - I'm Mrs Grumpy without coffee at regular intervals.