What's a staple food in your house?

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Just making pancakes for the millionth time and was wondering what foods everyone else has in their house v v regularly.

Our daily staples are probably...
Pancakes, mayo, peanut butter, rice, coffee, pickled gherkins

Seedy bread, eggs, milk, cabbage, cauliflower, onions, potatoes, pasta, spinach, chicken, cheddar, feta, grated grana padano, peppers, tinned tomatoes, baked beans.

Pasta, noodles, potatoes, chicken, minced beef, bananas, sweetcorn, wraps, cheese.

Tomato’s I spend £12 a week on them, my children love them to the point if I run out I have to go to the shop ASAP!

Bread (we make it in a bread maker)
tea (loose leaf!)
coffee
cheese (all types but a good strong cheddar for day to day)
Bananas
Pasta
broccoli
peas
porridge
mince (cottage pie, shepherds pie, meatballs, bolognaise)

Coffee, apples, milk, Weetabix, wraps, peanut butter, houmous, celery sticks, crisps!

Tea, cheese, chicken, cheese, pasta, cheese, broccoli, cereal

Lots of other veg, meat etc feature but those are the ones that crop up every week at least once.

I think we eat too much cheese....

soda bread, eggs, cheese, milk, coffee, rice cakes, bananas, yoghurt, broccoli, rucola,

Rice, pasta, milk, bread, cereal, chicken, cheese, eggs, tomatoes, broccoli, onion.

From spring to autumn lots of lettuce, cucumber, tomatoes, and water melon for the our tortoise 😁

Herbal teas especially peppermint and liquorice.

Pancakes here too, my top tip is to make double or triple the batter. I have a large, glass milk bottle and store half in there for the next day, shake it up and pour.

Bread. Nice healthy 100% rye bread for my bloke and my son - they eat it every day. Ultra processed terribly unhealthy gluten free bread for me and my daughter. Oh well.
Cheese, yoghurt, sweetcorn and peas are eaten pretty much every day.
A lot of tea is consumed, but almost entirely by me (DS sometimes has some)

Bananas. Eggs. I am not convinced any family on yhe planet gets through as many as we do!

Daily staples would be eggs, avocado's, cheese, bananas, oats
Lots more, but these are what get eaten pretty much everyday

Pasta
olives
broccoli
seeded bread
cheese
crisps
spinach
milk

Coffee beans for grinding
Fresh brown sourdough from the local bakery which we buy once or twice a week
Homemade pasta sauce for ASD DS
Greek yoghurt and kefir
Chocolate digestives for DH
Dark chocolate for me
Tomato and basil pasta sauce for DD

Daal and rice, meat curry, grilled salmon and salad

I always have coffee beans, tea and plum tomatoes, tomato purée, sugar, kidney beans sparking water, sunflower oil, vinegar, butter and porridge oats which I top up regularly

I think I got this wrong as staple dishes! Then it would be porridge, milk, avocado, bread, eggs

Dhal, great shout, I think I’ll have that tonight. I could eat it everyday. I always try to batch cook but then overeat it so I don’t have much for leftovers.

Brioche, pasta, porridge, apples and bananas

😁

It IS quinoa for me, due to various health stuff pasta and rice aren't suitable.

I reckon if I had to choose a few things to have in stock for a zombie apocalypse, quinoa, good coffee, vegetable stock powder and tofu would probably see us through. Oh god that sounds very middle class

Weird question that's not meant to be rude, but do you do anything to avoid getting bored with dhal?

I like it, but once every 6 months or a year is plenty for me, I find it incredibly dull. Tried a few recipes, still feel the same about it. Yet I love a simple chickpea curry!
I want to like it better!

Yogurt & eggs (not at the same time).

Cheese, butter, white bread, crackers, salmon, eggs, melon, and salt and vinegar crisps

Pasta, rice, noodles, soy sauce, Greek yoghurt, tomatoes, lettuce, mayo, chicken breasts, eggs and if the supermarket stocks it, a bag of sofritto which I like to have in the freezer.