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

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.

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

Dove dark chocolate squares
Wheat thins
Greek Cream cheese

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

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!

eggs
variety of meat/fish in freezer with something available in the refrigerator
yogurt/cottage cheese
butter
seasonal veggies
carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, garlic, onions, fresh herbs, peppers, mushrooms
seasonal fruits
some kind of berries, lemon
potatoes or sweet potatoes
coffee, tea
staples: flour of some sort, sugar, baking soda/powder, spices, vinegar, olive and coconut oil, honey, mix of dried pasta, usually some rice or quinoa
some kind of nuts
oatmeal
protein powder and some Quest bars
mustard, sriracha, soy sauce, fish sauce
canned beans and dry beans
canned tomatoes
ice cream (usually 2 kinds)

That's what comes to mind, but there's probably stuff I forgot.

Mr. Noodles.

Spinach for smoothies
Almond milk
Greek yoghurt
Fruits and veggies

Bananas, I swear I must be half monkey.
eggs
meats
butter,
coconut oil - just bought a one gallon bucket, and expect it will last years
Nut butters, cashew butter, unsweetened and unsalted, so yummy
brocoli
cheeses... theres always a bunch of choices in my fridge... cheese shops are a must stop in every shopping trip, just to see whats there
shirataki noodles
onions
mushrooms

HWC
Eggs
Poultry
Meat
Ecodrink
Davinci SF Syrup
HAAS Avocado
Shirataki Noodles
Lettuce
KCup's
Guys SF BBQ Sauce
EV Coconut Oil

Frozen fruit bars
Truvia
Lactose-free milk
Cheese
Oatmeal
Protein powder

almond butter, English muffins, eggs, full fat yogurt, bananas, apples, avacados,berries. fish, chicken,eggs, mixed greens , sweet potatoes, beer , k cups.protein bars.oats

Greek yogurt
Oatmeal
Cocoa powder
Apples
Protein bars
Butternut squash
Chocolate

Bananas
Spinach
Almond milk
Frozen berries
Ghirradeli mini chocolate chips
Pasta
Beans
Rice
Oatmeal rolled and steel cut
Sunbutter

Brocolli, Eggs (regular or EggBeaters) and some kind of 100 calorie (or less) snack (popcorn, Fiber Bar etc.)