Which 'premium' brand will you not do without?

alwaysonthego_2

Mine are;

Gold Blend/ Kenco smooth
Cadburys
Coke
Ketchup Heinz/Branston
Beans Heinz
Hovis Bread

luvvlyjubbly

Sun-pat crunchy Peanut butter......I haven't found a decent substitute and I would never buy Tuna flakes no matter how cheap.

karen_g

Heinz beans
Carte Noir coffee
HP sauce
Colmans Mustard
Coca cola
Cathedral City cheddar

williacg

Warburtons bread and Kerrygold butter.

elfen

Meat - never buy it cheap unless I'm using it in a stew or something - or it's reduced, then it goes in the freezer
Tuna - can't stand the flakes, much prefer decent chunks of it
Dilute - the economy stuff uses too much to get any flavour, so I buy one up
Coffee - the eco stuff is foul and I like being able to taste coffee not an aftertaste - currently Whittard's at £3 a jar but it lasts me a month.
Tea - the cheap ones have not a lot of taste, again I go supermarket own brand.

Mr.Harley_Quin

Much is made of dropping brands down to the supermarket own label brands and it is something I have always done. In general I find supermarket own brands to be fine. From no-frills shampoo (but i am a man with short hair) to generic cereals, but some things I just do not want to change.

Heinz sauces, PG Tips, Sarsons and Coke-Cola are sacrosanct.

I am curious about the things other people just can not do without.

compingqueen_2

Heinz baked beans are the only ones we can eat, all the others are tasteless

Happi

Tetley T bags.
Lurpak

I find it really odd some people will drink value/smartprice tea then insist on andrex toilet paper.

Sequeena

Green and Blacks organic vanilla ice cream.

Heaven in a tub!

TravellingAbuela

McCain Homestyle oven chips. The only oven chips that taste like proper chips and worth paying a bit more for.