What "uncommon" item do you stock that others don't?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We do always have shallots, but I’d say buttermilk.


I always have shallots and also have buttermilk powder for baking.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We do always have shallots, but I’d say buttermilk.


I always have shallots and also have buttermilk powder for baking.


Buttermilk powder say what???
Anonymous
Tajin
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We do always have shallots, but I’d say buttermilk.


I always have shallots and also have buttermilk powder for baking.


Buttermilk powder say what???


Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We do always have shallots, but I’d say buttermilk.


I always have shallots and also have buttermilk powder for baking.


Buttermilk powder say what???


Anonymous
Oh! also lemon crumbles and Fiora di Sicilia


Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We do always have shallots, but I’d say buttermilk.


I always have shallots and also have buttermilk powder for baking.


Buttermilk powder say what???


Go read about it. It isn't a good substitute for buttermilk itself. It doesn't impart any of the qualities that straight up buttermilk does.
Anonymous
I juice a bunch of lemons into an ice cube tray, then pop the bag of cubes in the freezer. Zest into a jar. Always handy to have on hand without worrying whether I have fresh.
Anonymous
Coconut milk. I’m fact, I buy it 6 cans at a time so I never run out.

I also generally have buttermilk. We get a SMC delivery which includes buttermilk in addition to our milk and eggs.
Anonymous
Anchovies
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Anchovies


Not uncommon.
Anonymous
pig's feet
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I use capers a lot. Not sure how many folks consider that a staple.


Oh I'm OP with the shallots and I also always have capers. I'd piccata most things happily lol.


Same. Shallots, capers, nutritional yeast, rice vinegar (quick pickle anything), red lentils, black lentils, feta.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I had to Google what a shallot even was


Midwesterner?
Anonymous
Rose water, orange blossom water
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