Milk avocados hard salami grapes and cheese. We basically survive on these items.

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 do that too from time to time, helps our budget a lot
but my must have list is a bit longer: To utilize/prepare whatever I have left in fridge/pantry I need olive oil, onion, and garlic on hand.
Also milk, any kind of fresh fruits, and lettuce/greens for fresh salad.

Butter
Tomatoes
Fruits that kids eat

Cheese and some sort of carb to put it on - tortilla, bread, crackers, or any of the like will do.

I have a major sweet tooth too so there must be some sort of sugary product around.

Anonymous wrote:Coffee and fruit.

Me too!

Coffee, milk, wine, eggs, berries, GF cereal, GF pasta, GF flour, butter

Those are the biggies.

Coffee, diet coke, eggs. Everything else I can work around.

Bread
Eggs
Milk
Fruits
Onions
Tomatoes
Garlic
Ginger
Cumin
Ovaltine
Tea
Salt
Sugar
Rice
Lentils
Water

What's with all the bananas? I can't stand bananas...

For me: Greek yogurt, block of Cabot cheddar, fruit of some kind

For DH: seltzer (with or without fruit flavoring), cold chicken (sliced), cucumbers, peanut butter

For DD: frozen waffles, milk, Nutella

For the house: eggs, onions, canned black beans, coffee

Oatmeal
Milk
Coffee
Cheese
Bread
Bananas
Eggs

Many similar responses here. Milk/almond milk (I don't eat dairy), eggs (which is a pita because we only buy them from a local farmer who's closed two days during the week, so we try to stock up), fresh fruit and vegetables.

Almonds, eggs, coffee for me. Iced tea, fruit, and
potato chips for dh and kids.

coffee creamer, coffee, milk, bread, eggs, olive oil, unsalted butter, kosher salt

*foe/for