Prepping by buying several months worth of your normal shopping list, costs nothing in the long run, gives you food to share with others and lets you sit out any panic buying.
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Did you know radiation mostly attaches to particles in water and not to the H2O itself? The distillers are for everyday use and the filters are my non-electric backup.
COCONUT OIL not only stores better than any other oil, it goes well with both sweet and savory foods, burns like a carb and has medicinal properties - I think this is the most important thing to stockpile.
PASTA is cheap, stores well and can be mixed with whatever else is available in the stores to make a full meal. It doesn't even need to be cooked! There is a popular cooking method where you just soak the pasta and then warm it up. I have 100+ boxes of pasta and it is a major part of my stockpile!
STORABLE FOOD is widely available and I got these at Walmart. However, the vast majority of my prepping is just stockpiling the non-perishable items on my regular shopping list.
Creative storage solutions. Lifting the blanket reveals my pasta stockpile, and, on the other side of the beach . . .
. . . we have a table piled with boxes of cereal, pickles soup, beans, pasta sauce and coconut oil.
Smores and lemonade (way in the back) are definitely in our future.
My cupboards are like a grocery store and the items go all the way to the back.
Condiments tucked away above the glasses.
PROTEIN SOURCES (left to right) TVP, nutritional yeast, instant hummus and burger mix.
Kitty food in a metal garbage can.
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