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I’ve just been down into town to pick up a few odds and sods. Whenever I do this, there are certain things that I always pick up multiple reserve supplies of, to pop in the freezer for emergencies/whims. You know what I mean… the stuff that you simply can’t do without.
There are a few things, but top of the list is knowing that I’ve got a selection of different sausages, plus decent bacon, black pudding, hash browns.
This is so I that know that on any given weekend morning I can wake up secure in the knowledge I have everything in for a full cooked breakfast, without needing to go out for owt.
What are your freezer essentials then?
Ice?
Peas
Ice cream
Fish, meat, veg, fruit, herbs plus some frozen pre-cooked stuff (curry, chilli, tomato sauce, etc.).
Usually some milk and bread.
Super glue and aquasure
Previous lodgers
Toilet paper
Fish fingers and peas.
Linda McCartney Mozzarella Burgers.
Muffins
My wife has a very frustrating habit of buying muffins and then not eating them so they end up in the freezer, sit there for a few months then get thrown out because they are taking up space.
Potato waffles and chicken nuggets. Child fuel.
Been said twice already, but yep, peas.
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Ice?
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Corpses.
Where's my like button?
I'll check my freezer for it.
Cheap air friable Yorkshire puddings for an unhealthy snack.
Individual peas, not in a packet.
Chickpeas, somewhat disappointingly
Great for keeping in the freezer and whacking in the air fryer when you’re feeling lazy …
Individual peas, not in a packet.
*Like*
Food
Revenge
oh bravo
Nuttin’. I buy fresh. I on a carnivore way of eating so it’s mainly beef, lamb and eggs. Usually one meal a day.
Fishless fingers, waffles and chickenless dippers.
Sausages (obvs)
Bad neighbour timba ?
(Chorleywood) bread
…more like six 🙂
Toads
Holes
Breaded Chicken
Peas.
Spinach.
Ice.
Sliced bread
Peas
Icecubes
Random tubs of leftovers
Chicken breasts, chicken nuggets, hash browns/potato wedges and various mixed veg.
And a loaf of bread.
Leftovers of unknown age that may or may not be safe to eat, depending on if they went in before or after I left the bloody door open again.
Dog food...always lots of dog food
Cat food....though if I had my way it would be the cat, bad boy bubby style
Peas, sweetcorn and bread.
Venison. Kilos and kilos of it. Mainly cos thats what the dog eats.
Everything.
My freezer is always full of random food, almost always in multiples.
I need a responsible adult to sign off on me buying anything more "for stock"
Unlabelled unidentifiable stuff in Tupperware.
Ice cream sandwiches. The cheap ones (which are best).
Black pudding, smoked salmon, purple skinned garlic, bits bought from abroad like last year's chorizo.
Meat - any sort really so long as it was last day of sale and heavily discounted!
Couple of loaves, some chicken thighs, and a load of Farmfoods steam-in-bag meals because I'm an addict.
Pesto
Ironically, given the OP, Greggs sausage rolls and vegetable bakes. Always handy for emergency lunches.
I have a tiny cube of a freezer.
There is gyozas, potato waffles and hash browns.
Always... No kids.
Wait, you can freeze milk?
Wait, you can freeze milk?
Madame buys it directly from the dairy in plastic pop bottles, sticks it in the freezer to make yoghurt with.
Pizza.
Sliced bread.
Ice pack
Wait, you can freeze milk?
You can even freeze cream.
Lollies. Even in winter.
There is always a combination of the following in 1-2 portion sized pots from home cooking leftovers.
Chicken dhansak
Veg or chickpea curry
Chilli
Chorizo pasta
Plus some nice meat from local butcher, oven chips for lazy nights and peas.
99% of the time I will have
Peas
Lidl tuna steak
Prawns
&Half a loaf of bread.
Lollies. Even in winter.
You're lying.
Perfectly sensible to have lollies in the freezer. Inconceivable that they are still there to days latr.
Grated fresh homegrown horseradish.
Brown bananas for banana loaf.
Mrs Uni’s Naan breads.
I have a Ziploc bag full of assorted bearings. Pre-chilled and ready to install. My wife calls them "those things".
Unlabelled unidentifiable stuff in Tupperware.
Do we share the same house?
Peas
Bread rolls
Bread
Vegetable Lasagna made by my partner-the best quick meal for when we come home late
Chicken casserole-second best quick meal
Ice cubes that were put in trays in the previous century. 😉
I forgot, always a pack of these:
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I keep meaning to eat all the still edible stuff so I can do a defrost, but it never seems to happen.
Good pasties
Quorn. Always bags of it in the bottom draw for when my vege Son1 comes home. And gin. Two bottles of Hendricks which I always forget are there.
Ice
Ginger, chillies, peas, various meat that I bulk order from a local farm but definitely including sausages, pork belly and and beef mince. There's also always some homegrown or foraged items like berries, wild garlic pesto and mushrooms.
Linda McCartney Mozzarella Burgers.
Same.
And falafel that I've bought on discount.
Peas and sweetcorn too.
Peas, bakery sliced wholemeal and Low Gi bread, butter, fishfingers and chicken thighs (they taste better than the breast).
Every 6 months we have a clear out and check that there aren't things that have been there too long.
Bacon. I can add it to things and make them taste better.
Oh, and bread.