What food items (healthy or not) do you always keep stocked at home?

Aemely

Coffee beans
Hood Simply Smart Fat Free Milk (so much better than regular skim or 1%!)
Thomas Everything Bagel Thins
Whipped Cream Cheese
Land O' Lakes Butter with Olive Oil
Natural crunchy peanut butter
Jam/preserves
Breakstones 2% Cottage Cheese Snack Pack
Spaghetti sauce & pesto
Pasta
Frozen broccoli, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, etc.
Canned tomatoes & tomato sauce for recipes
Grated parmesan cheese
Ground beef
Frozen chicken breasts/strips
Popcorn
At work: Tuna, canned chicken, olives, mayo w/ olive oil, oyster crackers, fig bars

cincysweetheart

Bananas, greek yogurt, whole wheat bread, protein bars, low sodium lunch meat, low fat mayo, grilled chicken breast strips, some other fruit (usually strawberries, raspberries, or apples), frozen broccoli or carrots, whole grain pasta, bagged salad, cheese (can be string cheese, swiss cheese slices, or shredded cheddar… usually all three!), whole wheat "thinwiches," whole wheat tortillas, some sort of salad dressing.

RosieWest8

I was just living in a teeny-tiny apartment with a roommate in grad school and this was my staple shopping list:

Coffee
Creamer - real dairy creamer
Ground beef - split into ~roughly~ 4-5 ounce servings and put in little sandwich ziplock bags and frozen.
Spicy ground sausage - treated the same as the beef
Chicken breast strips - two or three per ziplock bag frozen
Bell peppers
Asparagus
Garlic
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Zuchinni/Yellow Squash
Bananas
Apples
Onions
Potatoes
Eggs --- lots
Crystal Light - or similar drink mix to put in my water
Tea - Earl Grey and Mint
Pasta
Tomato sauce
Popcorn
Olive Oil
Cheese --- I would buy cheese that was on sale a lot. I love brie and they would put those little rounds on manager's special sometimes so I'd get it for like $3. Otherwise I'd get blocks of hard cheddar cheese.
Bread

onionparsleysage

Coffee
Raw sugar
Spices/sauces
Rice chex
A few cans of soup/chili
Baby carrots
Eggs
Frozen meat (usually a steak & some chicken)
Cilantro (but I feed most of it to my rabbit, so not sure that counts as human food!)
Frozen Udi's bread
Butter

I'd like to start having more healthy, but lasting staples around the house so definitely keeping an eye on this thread!

levitateme

Always in my house: yogurt, granola, dates, some kinda ice pops (currently Outshine tangerine carrot), laughing cow cheese wedges (lotsa flavors), lean pockets/hotpockets, "steamables" frozen veggie packs, beef jerky, some kinda trail mix (currently edamame/almond/cranberry from costco), protein powder, at least 3 kinds of bbq sauce, soy sauce, seeds of change ready rice, a variety of frozen meats/fish, arnold sandwich thins, deli meat, american cheese singles, at least 5 types of mustard.. staples like olive oil, peanut oil, butter, whole cumin/cardamom/mustard seed and various other spices, dried ancho chilis...

Lots of stuff, idk

amcook4

Variety of flours, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, etc
Variety of oils (olive, peanut, canola, coconut, etc)
Wide variety of Asian sauces (soy, fish, miran, etc)
Pasta, tortillas, peanut butter
Huge selection of spices & loose leaf tea
Canned tomatoes for making sauces
Rice (white, brown, arborio), beans, lentils, quinoa, barley
Salsa & chips (not too horrible nutrition wise if you stop at ONE serving)
Freezer: Meat, butter, a few vegetable bags, bananas for smoothies
Refrigerator: Eggs, milk, variety of cheese, lettuce, yogurt

CarrieCans

I'm a food hoarder... I always have a lot in stock, especially for winter emergencies or periods of time with no employment.

You would be shocked if you knew what i keep or how much of it i have at once.

Hornsby

Pure Protein Bars
Some kinda of other nutrition bar.
Bananas
Kaiser Rolls
Peanut Butter
Nutella
Pretzels

TheTiagooo

Skimmed Milk, all-bran, ryvita crackerbeead and Lurpack lightest.
Bananas, raisins and satsumas.
Quark, pot of honey, and a bag of salad leaves.

That's 80% of what I eat I think.

KameHameHaaaa

Greek yogurt, almond milk, veggies, clementines, butter, variety of tea, meats, cream cheese, variety of peanut butter/spreads, oatnut bread , good chocolate, shredded coconut because popcorn with cinnamon and coconut is the bomb dot com

jgnatca

I was asked the other day what "natural" foods were in my pantry. I carefully omitted any that might be considered unnatural or manufactured. I've been thinking about that list so to be fair, here's the manufactured list.

Peanut butter, jam (for hubby) rice-a-roni (hubby's a fan), one Kraft dinner, Mio variants, Hamburger Helper (for those days I just...can't), Miso soup, cup-a-soup, canned stewed tomatoes, tomato paste, canned soups (low-sodium), chicken broth, cookies (for hubby) beef broth, energy bars, Cheerios, Dragon's Blend cereal, Corn Flakes, brown sugar blend, smallest -available-bag-of-white-sugar-when-nothing-else-will-do, garlic cloves, and Becel Canola oil for frying.

In the fridge my staples are eggs (always!), milk (1%), Becel margarine, egg white in a carton, yogurt, cottage cheese, lemon juice, lime juice, ginger, soy sauce, hot sauce, onion, garlic ham sausage, and tofu. Other fruits and veggies change from week to week depending on what is in season.

My freezer has my light old cheddar pre-portioned, various meats, edamame with other frozen vegetables, and my bread.

AngryViking1970

milk
eggs
many cheeses
deli meat
salsa
peanut butter
bread
cottage cheese
canned tuna
frozen veg
honey (only because we keep bees)
red rose tea (for the hubs)
k-cups (for me)

LandyBreigh

Chicken
Greek yogurt
Activia yogurt
broccoli
Cheeses
Almond milk
apples
bananas
canned no sugar added fruit

rebbyornot

Almond Milk, Soy Milk, "Power to Greens" from Trader Joes (Right next to my job, and Its a good blend of greens I throw in literally everything I eat), Coconut Oil (i put it in my food, hair, and skin) Everything else is a rotation of whatever I feel like lol

AnthonyThrashD

Dove dark chocolate squares
Wheat thins
Greek Cream cheese

strawberrypopsicles

I usually have:
bananas
peanut butter
frozen pot-stickers
tuna
mayonnaise
pasta
sauce
kraft mac and cheese

TenderMoon

Reduced calorie Vegenaise
Dunkin Donuts Coffee
Whole Oats
Apples/Frozen Berries/ Frozen Bananas
Protein Powder
Canned/Dry Beans
Water
Ground Flax Seeds
Vanilla or Original Silk
Rice Cakes
Greek Yogurt
Spring Mix Salad
Kale
Avocados
Tomatoes
Broccoli
Carrots
Peanut Butter
Popcorn
Veggie Burgers

EricLFC1892

Quinoa
Peanut Butter
Milk
Soya Milk
Greek Yoghurt
Banana's
Apples
Pears
Blueberries
Cherries
Oats
Oat Cakes
Tuna
Eggs
Cottage Cheese
Chicken Breast
Whey Protein Shakes
Chocolate Milk
Tomatoes
Cucumber
There are lots of other mainstays but these are my ultimate must haves with Quinoa at the top for a reason

AllAboutThatPace

Greek Yogurt, Nuts (normally almonds), bananas, apples, grapes, baby carrots, spinach/lettuce, egg white or beaters, turkey sausage, oatmeal, grilled chicken, ground turkey, shrimp, Carnation Instant Breakfast, Lactaid, honey wheat bread, Sun Chips, english muffins, Green Tea, Coffee, Sweet N' Low, Oatmeal, a Healthy Choice or Lean Cuisine (normally 2 just in case something comes up and can't cook, etc), pretzels, light ranch dressing, orange juice, frozen yogurt, granola bars, soup, rice... i am sure there is more, but that is just thinking about what i eat a lot of the time!

godswill206

arugula, oat bran, steel cut oats, honeycrisps, cutie mandarins, bragg's acv, white balsamic dressing, Cheyenne pepper, eggs, tuna, chicken thighs,greek yogurt off the top of my head.