What Should Be On A Doomsday Prepper's Food List?

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   PhoenixVposted 12 years ago

   What Should Be On A Doomsday Prepper's Food List?
   
   What Should Be On A Doomsday Prepper's Food List?

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   flacoinohioposted 12 years ago

   Water, lots of canned meats, fruits, vegetables, nuts, peanut butter, maybe a case or two of MRE's, beef jerky, flour, salt, yeast, baking powder, baking soda, vitamins, a few can openers, a t-ration can opener, sugar, coffee, spices, rice, dried beans, pop corn, canned milk, baby formula, soy beans, and chef boyar dee canned pasta.

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   MrsBkayposted 12 years ago

   Top Ramen! lol. Doomsday I'm going to be near a Taco Bell! At least I'll die happy with a nacho-cheesy grin on my face!

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   faythefposted 12 years ago

   I think beans & lentils would be my first pick...I think they have a long shelf life...also dried veggies, canned broths,,boullion, pasta & rice. canned,tuna,sardines,chicken, etc..powdered milk , oatmeal. flour, sugar

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   Andrea Roseposted 12 years ago

   water, canned goods, dehydrated food, and seeds, lots and lots of seeds.
   Reason for the seeds, when you run out of food, instead of risking the crazy people searching the stores, grow your own. Also I would recomend buying some live stock like, sheep, chickens, cows, pigs, goats, and so on so you can bread them and use them as you see fit.

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   Angela Kaneposted 12 years ago

   The food items that should be on the a doomsday prepper's food list are dried fruits, vegetables, hard cansy and nuts.

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   etower036posted 12 years ago

   If it is doomsday, then I would suggest go out in the middle of the street, stick your head between your legs as far as you can and kiss your YAHOO goodbye. LOL.
   
   But if you do survive,  I agree with Flacoinohio her list is very good except the ravioli, I rarely eat that now as it is. But I also suggest having a good sealed stock of Reds Wheat Gluten (if you can have gluten)  This can be made into a meat substitute which is high i protien and vitamins.

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   SEXYLADYDEEposted 12 years ago

   I  Would add cereals (hot & cold), batteries, lighters, first aid supplies, lots of bottled water & unscented bleach to purify water, matches in waterproof containers, dryed and smoked meats to eat and to cook with, extra blankets, sheets, towels, sleeping bags w/ pillows and backpacks in case you have to leave your home.
   
   We were without heat and running water during Hurricane Sandy. A generator, even a small one, we also have a propane fueled heater that can be used indoors. We have two grills and keep at least two full propane tanks. One could be used with wood in it or coals.
   
   We need to be prepared for emergencies as well as a DOOMSDAY scenario.
   Dee

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