Make a meal of it
Shop by occasion.
From a proper Sunday roast to a Burns Night supper. Find the British cupboard favourites for whatever is on the table.

A very good place to start
Sunday roast, sorted
Any night of the week.
The good bits for your usual favourites.

Sunday roast
Gravy, stuffing, mint sauce and the batter mix. The Sunday roast, minus the argument about the gravy.
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Full British breakfast
Beans, brown sauce, marmalade and tea. The cupboard side of a proper fry-up.
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Afternoon tea
Scone mix, clotted cream, jam and biscuits. Cream first or jam first is your business.
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Chippy tea
Curry sauce, mushy peas, pickled onions and vinegar. The chips are on you.
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Curry night
Curry sauces, powders and noodles. Friday night can take a little less stirring.
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The cheese board
Crackers, chutneys and pickles. You bring the cheese, we have the cupboard covered.
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Puddings and afters
Sponge puddings, custard and rice pudding. There is usually room if you move the plates about.
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Baking day
Caster sugar, golden syrup, treacle and the mixes. The cupboard a British bake expects.
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The lunchbox
Crisps, biscuits and a chocolate bar. For the lunchbox you remember packing, and occasionally raiding.
Shop the lunchboxThe big days.
Something worth getting everyone round the table for.

Christmas
Advent calendars, selection boxes, tubs and puddings. The part of Christmas nobody needs reminding about.
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Christmas dinner
Stuffing, gravy, cranberry, pudding and brandy butter. The table, from the tin up.
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Burns Night
Haggis in a tin, oats, biscuits and Irn-Bru. The food is the easy bit. Somebody still has to read the poem.
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St Patrick's Day
Irish tea, oats and chocolates. Put the kettle on before anyone starts discussing the weather.
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