The one food or drink item you will never scrimp on...

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Mine has to eggs. I have to have rich delicious golden yolk eggs. I don't care how much they cost.

Yorkshire Tea and Coca-Cola. Not Pepsi. Not cheap crap. Full fat, red label coke 😁

I am a recent, but passionate, convert to expensive butter. The butter that comes from the Channel Islands or France.

I used to wonder who bought butter for £2.50. Know I know: people who have their priorities in life absolutely correct.

Definitely butter. I love Kerrygold block stuff.
I used to be mad on fancy pasta but actually not convinced it makes much difference for the dried stuff. It is totally worth paying extra for decent fresh pasta though, especially filled.

For Lurpak fans - the Lidl version is actually really nice and tastes the same to me (awaits flaming)
I’m talking about the spreadable stuff though, not blocks

I scrimp on nothing when it comes to food and drink.
I’m possibly orthorexic (obsessed with healthy eating), and so everything that I consume is top quality. Mainly organic.

It’s not a boast. It’s tiresome and expensive.

Coffee, wine, meat, and eggs, which must come from the honesty box at the farm gate. And bread, butter and cheese. Fruit and veg: seasonal preferred.

workreturner are you at least able to try own brand stuff.some are actually now made all the same and labelled differently for each brand.and tast the same if not better.and lots of the own brand stuff hav had to up their game so they are made as well.and does save so much money.

Waitrose Madagascan vanilla custard.

Good bread
Good jam
Organic milk

Ringtons or Yorkshire tea
Lurpak or President spready butter
Coopers Oxford marmalade
Fairy liquid
Marks and Spencer’s green grapes and their salt and vinegar chipsticks
Sausages from local farm shop
Teacakes from farm shop

Lurpak
Hellman's Mayo
Coca Cola
Decent wine

And Heinz Baked Beans- The rest are imposters!

Eggs, must be free range; butter, any one with seasalt crystals; and tea bags for day to day tea, so Yorkshire.