Which 'premium' brand will you not do without?

kochi1

Its Fairy liquid and Marmite for me!

jamsandwhich

Heinz everything
Maille mayonnaise
Kelloggs cornflakes
Kerastasse shampoo/conditioner in between uses of ordinary stuff
Birds eye fillet fish fingers
Gordons Gin
Schwepps mixers

chalkysoil

Douwe Egberts coffee, Marmite, Ariel, Comfort, Pure or Vitalite marge, Branston pickle, Fairy dishwash, mr Muscle bathroom cleaner, Streamline Black Cherry Jam.

mi_jardin

Head and Shoulders, Wagg dog food, Marmite, Clover, Lenor (only because I am addicted to the smell of febreeze!) and Gold Blend coffee for Dh.

LittleLenkal

vicki+1 wrote: »

Fairy liquid, i think the cheap stuff is a false economy as you need to use more.
Pepsi max - a very nasty and expensice addiction of mine !

Good call with the fairy Liquid, I am the same there. :cool:

Diet Coca Cola or Diet Pepsi. I'm always on the look out for offers and stock up on it.

Helmans Mayo.

Like to buy a decent dried Spaghetti. I can't remember the name, but if that's not available, then a premium one. To me, it makes all the difference.

ETA: Free Range Eggs
Heinz Tomato Soup
Branston Pickle

clemmatis

Twinings tea
Colman's mustard powder

newleaf

PG Tips T bags
Branston Baked Beans
Kelloggs cornflakes
Whiskas or Felix cat food

Starrystarrynight

Flora Light! Nothing else I've tried comes close.

FannyHill

McVitie's Rich Tea, haven't found any supermarket brands that taste as good but perhaps there is as McVitie's do I believe supply other supermarkets and put on their label.

ailuro2

fay66 wrote: »

Ladies Bodyform

They make gents?:rotfl:

Have to admit I have occasionally tried cheaper brands of sanitary protection but still go back to the ones I first used... it's not something I am happy to compromise on.:o