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Hurricane Food

This stinks! On the Jersey Shore and can't eat anything! We have no electric due to Sandy! The only thing to eat is crap or fast food! Grateful my house is still here but frustrated by all this and can't eat either!! Ughhhh! Just needed to vent!

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  • Didn't you buy food before the storm? I'm just asking. Why can't you find anything to eat even if it is fast food they do have lower calorie options.

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    like the rest says......eat but eat ((smart/healthy)) as you can and if you cant, you cant so do the best you can with what you have. take care. that is what matters.

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Where in Jersey are you? I'm from the north and also without power. I can't complain though when seeing how much loss my childhood towns suffered.

Didn't you buy food before the storm? I'm just asking. Why can't you find anything to eat even if it is fast food they do have lower calorie options.

Sorry about whats going on up there.

I'm from Florida and every year we have our hurricane survival kits. Including important paper work in plastic bags.

We always buy can goods, Beans you can eat cold, tuna, Peanut Butter. Also make sure we have propane for grill. After being without electricity for a week in the middle of August, we got a small a/c unit & generator. Always have full gas tanks and a couple 5 gal gas cans too.

The way its been the last couple years I think the north should start having a hurricane plan before you need it.

I wish you all the best!

Always keep a hand crank can opener!

wishing you the best! Do you have canned tuna or chicken around? Beans? and like someone else mentioned Peanut butter. At least you have your house and your life, this too shall pass and will be short lived. hugs

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I'm very grateful and we did prepare but you can't buy a lot of cold stuff because you will lose it all when ur power is out! I have canned goods but its almost gone. I have a family of six! All stores are out if everything! I wasn't complaining just venting! I'm trying on pb&j but I have a hard time with bread! Of course we have a ton of Halloween candy! Lol. Oh we'll-we will survive!

like the rest says......eat but eat ((smart/healthy)) as you can

and if you cant, you cant so do the best you can with what you have.

take care. that is what matters.

Hoping all turns out well, I just went through this in Va. on the Bay, drink your protein drinks and sugar free pops, pudding, and jello. I also made a pot of veggie soup no starch veggies. Glad the storm is gone from here still windy but after 5 days the sun did come out. Will be thinking of you and all in the path of Sandy. Good luck and best wishes

I bought things like canned chicken and tuna, light or no sugar added canned fruit, soft canned veggies like peas and carrots, lite soups, fat free refried beans, fat free pudding cups, muscle milk light, fat free chef boyardee. Just some suggestions

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