What do you value most?

[Stonecarver]

Soap

[grenfell]

As a tea drinker i was inclined to put that but there are decent alternatives such as rosebay willow herb that actually taste like tea. I 'm surprised chocolate hasn't come up yet but for my single product i'd say sugar. Not because I have a particularly sweet tooth , i don't have it in my tea for example ,but because it's so useful for brewing , preserving and cooking.

[Arzosah]

As a tea drinker i was inclined to put that but there are decent alternatives such as rosebay willow herb that actually taste like tea. I 'm surprised chocolate hasn't come up yet but for my single product i'd say sugar. Not because I have a particularly sweet tooth , i don't have it in my tea for example ,but because it's so useful for brewing , preserving and cooking.

Much too sensible, watch out you aren't disqualified

**wanders back in** rosebay willowherb, hey? Interesting ...

[ForgeCorvus]

Phew! Problem solved.... I just need to wait 5 years or so
https://teagardensofscotland.co.uk/buy-tea-plants

[grenfell]

As a tea drinker i was inclined to put that but there are decent alternatives such as rosebay willow herb that actually taste like tea. I 'm surprised chocolate hasn't come up yet but for my single product i'd say sugar. Not because I have a particularly sweet tooth , i don't have it in my tea for example ,but because it's so useful for brewing , preserving and cooking.

Much too sensible, watch out you aren't disqualified

**wanders back in** rosebay willowherb, hey? Interesting ...

Ok , i'll stick with chocolate then

[GillyBee]

I have a potted tea plant in my garden bought a couple of years ago. The yield for me is about 5 pots of tea a year so I view this as a novelty not a practical prep. It might produce more if i could get it in soil but I am on chalk so none of the camellia family will grow for me outside pots.
Pretty flowers in late autumn though!

[Lemne]

Salt. For flavouring, preserving, medicinal etc.

[Arzosah]

As a tea drinker i was inclined to put that but there are decent alternatives such as rosebay willow herb that actually taste like tea. I 'm surprised chocolate hasn't come up yet but for my single product i'd say sugar. Not because I have a particularly sweet tooth , i don't have it in my tea for example ,but because it's so useful for brewing , preserving and cooking.

Much too sensible, watch out you aren't disqualified

**wanders back in** rosebay willowherb, hey? Interesting ...

Ok , i'll stick with chocolate then

Actually, we should let you have two entries, chocolate and tea, partly because Lemne has just named salt as her indispensible, and partly because I'm having an afternoon off after a looong walk amongst the local sheep, and I'm feeling contrary

[jennyjj01]

We have just had a grocery delivery. Loading the shelves, it occurred to me what single item we would really not like to be without. Tea.

What about you? One product only.

For me it would be tinned tomatoes. If my entire rice stash disappeared, I'd have pasta, and vice versa. I can replace tea with coffee etc. Most shelf stores have easy substitutes.
But the humble tin of tomatoes is an ingredient of so many meals and sauces, adding flavour, colour, calories, texture. I wouldn't be without them. They'll be the last things I'll run out of.

[jansman]

We have just had a grocery delivery. Loading the shelves, it occurred to me what single item we would really not like to be without. Tea.

What about you? One product only.

For me it would be tinned tomatoes. If my entire rice stash disappeared, I'd have pasta, and vice versa. I can replace tea with coffee etc. Most shelf stores have easy substitutes.
But the humble tin of tomatoes is an ingredient of so many meals and sauces, adding flavour, colour, calories, texture. I wouldn't be without them. They'll be the last things I'll run out of.

Yeah, I could go with that as second choice.