If you eat fresh food, butternut squash, potatoes, onions all last a couple of weeks in the fridge, apples last a while too. Cabbage too.
Tinned veg work well in curries. Look up the Brexit recipe threads for ideas.
Tinned beans, (baked and butter, kidney, black etc) tinned tomatoes, chickpeas.
Red lentils cook reasonably quickly, can be stored dry and used in bolognaise, chilli etc.
Dried fruit stores well.
For Brexit I have a butternut squash, cauli, 2kg of onions, bag of carrots sweet potato, potatoes, apples boxes of orange juice, milk, cheeses, olive spread.
Freezer: chicken, frozen onions, peas, sweetcorn, mixed veg, vegetarian sausages, fish fingers, chips, garlic, ginger.
Cupboards: cereals, dried fruit, dried milk powder, soya milk for DD, mixed seeds
Tinned carrots, peas, sweetcorn, mushrooms, tomatoes, kidney, butter, black, black eye, canellini and baked beans, tinned tomatoes, Passata.
Tinned fruit of different sorts.
Dried beans, chickpeas, green peas.
Dried wholemeal rice, pasta of different sorts, spaghetti, noodles, couscous.
Sachets of rice, cupshots, couscous. ( Just add hot water or microwave for 2 minutes)
Stir in sauces. Tins of curry chicken in white sauce. Jars of curry sauce( vegetarian) for DD. Fray Bentos pies.
Custard and rice pudding to replace milk.
Fizzy water, squash, lemonade, tins of pop.
Treats: chocolate, crisps. Sweets.
Spices and herbs, sauces, anchovies, olives to make life taste better.
Coffee, tea bags.
Boxes of fruit juice.
Biscuits, crackers.
You have to choose stuff you eat or can afford to donate to the food bank.