What are your must have name brand food items?

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  • skazzaskazza Posts: 4,983
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    Kikkoman soy sauce,
    Heinz lentil soup :eek:
    Branston baked beans (always used to be Crosse and Blackwell)
    Colemans English mustard.

    Racking my brains to think of any others...

    ETA, Lurpak spreadable (not the light stuff, blurgh)
  • jonnyinscotlandjonnyinscotland Posts: 999
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    NewExample wrote: »
    Erm not really. Fairy do dishwasher tablets, Hoover make other appliances other than vacuum cleaners. Most people would say 'Can you pass me a Dorito' at a party or would call Tesco's Tortilla Chips Doritos if you gave someone one. And Bisto is an iconic brand, it is known as gravy granules, you know it you're just being pessimistic and ridiculous. So is an oxo cube now a Oxo stock cube for stock?! Google generic name.

    Google pessimistic.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 4,398
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    Yea, I forgot Warburtons crumpets although I tend to avoid crumpets as i end up getting addicted to them.
  • Welsh-ladWelsh-lad Posts: 51,908
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    Heinz Tomato ketchup is an absolute must.

    I'd rather go without than have a different brand.
  • rjb101rjb101 Posts: 2,689
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    [QUOTE=Missli;64170022]Colman's English Mustard
    Whole Earth Organic Crunchy Peanut Butter
    Clipper Fairtrade Organic Everyday Tea
    Marmite
    Marigold Swiss Vegetable Bouillon Powder[/QUOTE]

    Colman's English Mustard?

    Not what it was, now lacks the Zip of a decade ago, very dumbed down.

    M&S do a nice English mustard... but it's often out of stock
  • tangsmantangsman Posts: 3,661
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    Barr's IRN-BRU Sugar Free
    Yorkshire Tea
    Douwe Egberts Ground Filter Coffee
    Young's Haddock Fillets in Batter
    Baxters Chicken Broth Soup
    Scan Swedish Meatballs
    Kraft Philadelphia Light Cheese
    Hellmans Light Mayonnaise
  • RuthStarRuthStar Posts: 5,729
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    - Heinz tomato sauce.
    - Branston Baked Beans (Heinz Beans are too watery/bland for me).
    - Blue Ribband Wafer Bars (Tried sainsburrys own wafer bars once, and was not the same).
    - McCain Oven Chips, preferably Crinkle ones.
    - Pepsi, I like Pepsi Max and their Cherry Cola.
    - I have a obsession with anything Birds Eye, Chicken Nuggets/Fish Fingers/Waffles, they do the nicest stuff.
    - Muller Yogurts.
    - Seabrook Crisps, I do not like any other brand of Crisps, If I can't have Seabrook I go without.
    - Bread I'm not hugely fussed about, but I really like Kingsmill 50/50 bread, Medium, Perfect for sandwiches, but I will say, for own brand makes, Asda does the BEST Scotch bread buns.
    - Flora Buttery, once tried a different spreadable, think it was a Asda own make, and I chucked the sandwich out, made it taste weird.
    - Pizza wise, has to be Sainsburrys own make, used to be Tesco until they made their Pizzas inedible with their "Not so Improved Base".
    - For Tea, It has to be Ringtons, we get it delieved to our door each fortnight, more expensive, but makes a lovely cuppa.

    Can't think of anything else now..

    Oh and for my Rabbit, He has WAGG stuff, none of the cheapo stuff, If I can have the best, my Rabbit does aswell.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 7,363
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    Anchor - butter
    PG Tips - tea bags
    Dolmio - sauces
    Heinz - salad cream and tomato sauce
    Heinz - baked beans
    Schwepps - fizzy mixer drinks
    Warburtons - sliced bread
  • kookiethekatkookiethekat Posts: 2,867
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    Mine would have to be

    Lurpak spreadable butter
    Hellmans light mayo
    HP brown sauce
    Heinz ketchup
    Heinz baked beans/spaghetti hoops (has to be hoops)
    Bisto best gravy
    Kellogg's Crunchy Nut cornflakes
    Cravendale milk
    Heinz tomato soup
    McCain oven chips
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