Milk
Apples
Coffee/cream
Pasta

My kids drink milk and eat apples every day, coffee is a non negotiable for mornings, and no matter what my kids' moods are I can get them to eat pasta with butter or pesto.

hypo-allergenic peanut butter

Heavy whipping cream
Milk

Coffee and fruit.

Milk, bread, and some sort of fresh fruit are must haves at all times.

Yogurt and eggs are the next level. It's tough to make it a few days without yogurt for a snack at work, or without eggs on the weekend.

Spaghetti sauce, bottled water, pasta.

Exactly what I went to the store for today: Milk, fruit, diet Coke.

Coffee creMer

Milk..fruit of some variety but we almost never run out of apples

Anonymous wrote:Milk is our only must have.

Every fifth week I don't shop and we eat down the freezer, pantry, etc. this means we are good at improvising meals and snacks based on what is in the house.

I also started this two years ago, and it has been great on eliminating the amount of food we waste. I do buy milk-- we have 3 little kids so go through 2-3 gallons a week.

Breakfast: butter, eggs, cheese,

Lunch: salad dressings, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, carrots, cucumbers, nut butters

Dinner: light cream to go with coffee, mushrooms, potatoes herbs/spices and onions

Hazelnut coffee creamer for us.

milk, bread, fruit

Milk is our only must have.

Every fifth week I don't shop and we eat down the freezer, pantry, etc. this means we are good at improvising meals and snacks based on what is in the house.

What are your fridge/pantry must haves? (The items that if you are out, you HAVE to go to the store that day or else you can't cook or exist without).

For us, milk, olive oil, and bananas are probably the only things that require an immediate trip to the store.