What's one thing you always buy the best of?

[Dandy0911]

When you do your weekly food shop.
We don't get all the fancy branded organic bits but...
Eggs! Nothing beats a poached burford brown on some seeded bread!

The things we try buy the best of is -
Eggs
Bog roll (absolute must)
And free range meat.

What are your best of the best necessities?

Dog food - Lily's kitchen
DH coffee - Illy
Snacks for preschoolers - Ella's, Innocent smoothies etc.

Eggs
Meat
Paper towel
Butter
Fruit & Vegetables

Eggs
Mayonnaise
Sausages
Butter
Shampoo

Kellogg's corn flakes, the supermarket ones taste awful in comparison.

Heinz tomato ketchup, nothing else comes close.

Other than that I'm quite flexible on brands and supermarket own labels.

Tea bags
Fabric softener
Dog food

Alpro Almond milk
Heinz ketchup

Always used to like heinz beans but hey have gone a bit runny so we prefer sainsburys own now!

Eggs
Meat - free range / outdoor bred
Dairy - I try to buy milk that pays the farmer more fairly than the cheapest supermarket milk

Used to buy expensive bog roll then discovered Asda shades bog roll. Exactly the same quality as Andrex

Fruit/ soup and ready meals have to come from M&S.

(Dont eat many ready meals unless necessary though)

Not really fussed about anything else.

Tracklements Mayo
Grass fed organic butter
Organic milk
Organic eggs
Punjana tea bags (husband from NI so it’s a taste of home)

Am trying out cheaper washing up liquid and washing powder and they’re fine so far. Maybe need a squirt more washing up liquid but it’s so much cheaper.

I just buy Asda toilet roll or Lidl own. Same as Andrex but half the price. I refuse to pay £12+ for a pack of 24 loo rolls to literally wipe my bottom.

Also always Heinz Mayo and ketchup.

Cherry tomatoes. I like them to have an actual flavour. Some of the cheaper ones are the right size and colour, but that's as close as they get to being tomatoes! Same with strawberries.

Tomatoes
Washing up liquid
Mayo

Ketchup
Mayo
Pasta
Coffee
Tinned toms
Soap powder
Dishwasher tablets
Flour
Tonic
Meat
Cat food (mine won't touch lily's though)

Pink Lady apples or no apples
Proper toilet roll
Washing powder without perfume etc

Meat/poultry.
Eggs.
Tea. I tried getting cheaper brands like twinnings ,
But they just don’t taste the same,
Candles , again have tried cheaper alternative they just don’t smell as good.
chocolates ,
flour ,
Butter
On the other hand I find supermarket own brand cheese and yogurt far better than expensive ones so maybe that evens things out

Meat - always comes from our local butcher who rears their own
Shoes
Car seats
Yoghurt - has to be Yeo Valley or Llaeth y Llan

Childrens bikes. I think you do get what you pay for.

My bike however is a 20yo Ridgeback, mens style, long overdue for a service.

Cravendale milk.

Coffee,
Bread,
Toilet rolls,
Bin bags.

Most things,i would much prefer to have a smaller amount of good than a load of rubbish if i had to choose. Fortunately, I don’t.

Has to be Twinnings English Breakfast Tea.
Has to be Andrex classic white loo roll.
Has to be Method cleaning products.
Has to be organic meat & fruit

Clarence Court eggs
Clipper tea
Decent toilet roll (minus thrush inducing scent)
Tinned tuna - the no drain sort
Duchy Organic milk
Alpro soya
Charlie Bigham steak and ale pies

Twinnings breakfast tea is a must and a treat to myself 😇
Mayo
Ketchup
Sausages-can’t be dealing with cheap gritty sausages 😫