What food's is a MUST in your house?

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  • AH2013
    AH2013 Posts: 385 Member
    Quorn Mince!!!! Cannot live without it! :)
  • AH2013
    AH2013 Posts: 385 Member
    Quorn Mince!!!! Cannot live without it! :)
  • nadiB
    nadiB Posts: 283 Member
    My basics :smile:

    Diet Coke
    Coffee
    Low fat cheese
    Light mayo
    Turkey slices
    Houmous
    Cucumber
    Tomato
    Lettuce
    Fat free yogurt
    Special K mini breaks
    Plain bread sticks
    Pitta
  • epoint
    epoint Posts: 88 Member
    Greek yogurt (preferably Chobani)
    Natural peanut butter
    Eggs
    Arnold's Whole Wheat Sandwich thins
  • jstar0421
    jstar0421 Posts: 2 Member
    Chicken and frozen shrimp that is already cooked, and just has to be defrosted :)
  • fbmandy55
    fbmandy55 Posts: 5,263 Member
    Swiss cheese
    Tomatoes
    Low Sodium Healthy Hearty ham
    Egg Whites
    Fuji Apples
    Peanut Butter
    Spinach

    All of these things are ALWAY in stock at my house.
  • grrrlface
    grrrlface Posts: 1,204 Member
    eggs
    wholegrain brown rice
    fruit and veggies - peppers, mushrooms, tomatoes, lettuce
    houmous
  • katkins3
    katkins3 Posts: 1,359 Member
    Tea, lots of it, lots of varieties, but Must have PJ Tips.
    yogurt
    artisan bread, from the local bakery
    fresh fruit, from the farmer's market
  • KateHubb
    KateHubb Posts: 366 Member
    Ground Turkey
    Honeycrisp Apples
    Skinny Cow candy to fight my massive chocolate cravings
    Fiber One yogurt
  • kenlad64
    kenlad64 Posts: 377 Member
    Great lists, great ideas, ... now I am hungry!

    Chobani Greek Yogurt
    Low Sodium Turkey lunchmeat
    popcorn (air popped, no oil)
  • ukgirly01
    ukgirly01 Posts: 523 Member
    Low fat yoghurt and cous cous (not together lol)
  • kitinboots
    kitinboots Posts: 589 Member
    Porridge oats/muesli/all bran - one of the three. I will eat breakfast at any time of day if I need a filling snack/small quick meal
    Cucumber and tomatoes - the basis of most of my chopped salads
    Tinned tomatoes, chickpeas, onion, rice, spices - if I have empty cupboards or lack imagination then all this goes in a big pot for dinner
    Coffee
  • solpwr
    solpwr Posts: 1,039 Member
    Jalapenos
    Onions
    Tomatoes
    Coffee
    Wine
    Crystal Light
    Meat

    That is the bare minimum.
  • yoshi91610
    yoshi91610 Posts: 177 Member
    Like a lot of people mine is Chicken, it's so versatile, you can make so many different things with it.

    And cereal (I looove cereal and have it in my house even when I am not trying to lose weight):laugh:
  • 0b58uce67
    0b58uce67 Posts: 14 Member
    Seafood, tuna, scallops, salmon, prawns, yummy yummy......munch munch........LOL
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 49,477 Spam Moderator
    Red meat!!!!
  • krnlcsf
    krnlcsf Posts: 310 Member
    chicken, red peppers, raisin bran cereal!
  • Tree72
    Tree72 Posts: 942 Member
    My top gotta-have-it food is now Fage 2% Greek yogurt. So versatile for breakfast, snacks, or desert.

    I also have eggs a lot more often. And La Tortilla Factory whole wheat tortillas are a life-saver for a quick and easy lunch. I've also kept oats in various forms around and include them fairly often.
  • kyle4jem
    kyle4jem Posts: 1,400 Member
    I cannot imagine not having a well-stocked larder. Here's just a few of the staples that is usually found therein:

    milk (whole milk none of your skimmed water)
    butter (again the real deal not marg or spread)
    cottage cheese
    cream cheese (Philadelphia)
    cheese spread (McClellands cheddar is the current fave)
    Ryvita - cracked black pepper & fruit crunch
    Ryvita crackers with black pepper
    Krackerwheat
    smoked salmon
    applewood ham
    corned beef
    creme fraiche
    fish
    cheese coleslaw
    chicken, lamb, beef, mince
    potatoes
    onions (red & white)
    celery
    peppers
    fresh veg
    bananas
    tinned tomatoes
    tomato purée & passata
    mushrooms
    microwave rice (plain basmati, egg fried, pilau)
    pasta (penne, linguine, lasagne)
    tuna (tinned in brine or spring water)
    olive oil
    sunflower oil
    herbs & spices (all varieties, fresh and dried)
    salt (flakes, rock and granulated)
    black pepper corns
    Soups (Baxter's - various)
    Heinz baked beans
    sweetcorn
    flour (plain, self-raising, corn flour)
    raisins
    coconut (milk, cream & grated)
    mayo & salad cream
    wholegrain mustard
    redcurrant jelly
    mint sauce
    Wilkin & Son jams (strawberry, morello cherry)
    Lime marmalade
    Duo Penotti
    Whole-nut peanut butter
    bread sauce
    gravy granules
    oxo cubes (all varieties)
    knorr chicken stock
    parsley sauce
    sugar
    tea bags
    coffee (fresh & instant)
    Splenda
    diet coke
    dr pepper zero
    alcohol (fully stocked with beer, wine & spirits)


    I've probably left a whole load out... but I'd say these are staples which are always there ... as you can see we like our food :laugh:
  • JanLeb
    JanLeb Posts: 297 Member
    Lots of fruits and veggies
    oatmeal
    greek yogurt
    chicken
    fish

    I am sure I have left some out, but these are a must have in the house all the time.
  • MaryAnn678
    MaryAnn678 Posts: 182 Member
    Mine are eggs, thin rye bread, so delicious coconut fudge bars 70cal. , chicken, ground turkey, center cut pork chops, lots of veggies - frozen & fresh, small red potatoes. Just to mention a few.
  • celticmuse
    celticmuse Posts: 492 Member
    Low fat plain yogurt
    Oats (for oatmeal, mostly, but occasionally cookies)
    Chicken (skinless)
    Fish
    Strawberries and blueberries
    Dark chocolate (to satisfy the occasional sweet tooth)
    Lots of fresh vegetables
    Lots of herbs (preferably fresh) and spices

    What I DON'T have is artificial sweeteners, MSG or any other chemical additives. I pretty much avoid all prepared foods.
  • KimertRuns13_1
    KimertRuns13_1 Posts: 702 Member
    eggs
    fresh fruit n veggies
  • withchaco
    withchaco Posts: 1,026 Member
    Chicken breast (boneless skinless)

    plain Greek yogurt!!!!!!! I eat it every day without failure. I'm getting to the point where I'm worried if there's any negative side effect to continued massive Greek yogurt consumption.
  • ZebraHead
    ZebraHead Posts: 15,204 Member
    Fuji Apples
    Jif PB
    Talapia
    Black beans
    Salad stuffs
    Eggs
    Zuchs, squash, carrots, onions (for steaming)
    chicken
    turkey
    lean hamsteaks
    VODKA!!!
  • ladybug1620
    ladybug1620 Posts: 1,136 Member
    chicken breast, natural peanut butter, hummus, frozen and fresh veggies, bananas, salad
  • atsteele
    atsteele Posts: 1,358 Member
    Protein sources: Whey protein isolate mix, chicken, ham steak (lean), tuna, fish, eggs, egg whites, milk (low fat or skim), low fat or fat free yogurt, low fat cheese (fat free is awful stuff!), fresh fruit and vegetables. Whole wheat bread (from bakery, no preservatives). Barilla Plus Pasta. Utz extra dark pretzels. In about that order of importance too.
  • 3dogsrunning
    3dogsrunning Posts: 27,165 Member
    Cheese. I cannot live without cheese. My favorites right now are goat cheese, awesome in a spinach salad with nuts and strawberries, and Coeur de Lion mini bries.
    Low fat greek yogurt - my grocery store just started carrying the individual size ones. I love the peach and passionfruit flavor. Or vanilla with fresh berries and nuts.
    Nut and nut butters - pretty much any type, but has to be all natural. I also love the dark chocolate peanut butter.
    Avocados.
    Chicken
    Spices
    Salad greens
    Bell peppers
    Apples. I love most fruit by apples are my favorite snack (good paired with cheese too).
    San Marzano tomatoes
    Fresh pasta (I make my own, as a treat)
    Red wine.

    (not in that order but close. Wine and pasta are higher, but I eat them more sparingly)
  • mandemonious
    mandemonious Posts: 217 Member
    i love how many people have some sort of alcohol on their list...lol :drinker:

    Laughing cow cheese wedges
    gluten free bread, wraps, crackers
    yogurt (dreaming cow maple ginger is my current fave)
    lots and lots of salad veggies
    yogurt ranch dressing (70 cals and so creamy)
  • ennaejay
    ennaejay Posts: 573 Member
    protein powder
    frozen bananas
    cottage cheese
    yogurt
    eggs
    spinach
    apples

    and ghirardelli chips :blushing:
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