Emergency Preparedness

[Minxpetite 3]

Today, I was reading a list of guidelines regarding supplies that households should keep on hand to survive 3 or more days in case of earthquakes, winter utility outages, etc. One prominent requirement is to have non-perishable foods stocked, for example, but many of the emergency kits seem to be hugely slanted towards Pasta. I wonder if anyone here keep an emergency kit stocked, and, if so, what do you stock for your non-perishable bariatric food needs?

[catwoman7 10,881]

I don't keep one, but nuts or Protein Bars would work.

[Guest]

I second Protein bars and maybe cheese Snacks.

[CoolJules121971 5]

tuna packets, nut butter packets, individual serving packets of Protein Powder, Jerky.< br>
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[Guest]

Can of baked beans/BBQ beans/refried Beans.

[ShoppGirl 3,405]

On 3/10/2022 at 2:56 PM, CoolJules121971 said:

tuna packets, nut butter packets, individual serving packets of Protein Powder, Jerky.< br>
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What are nut butter packets. I mean obviously Peanut Butter but are they natural and where do you get packets. I live in florida and these are great ideas for me to stock up for hurricanes.

[CoolJules121971 5]

Amazon has them in bulk. There's almond butter, Peanut Butter, etc. Yes, they are natural and come in one serving, 2Tbsp. packets.

[ShoppGirl 3,405]

10 minutes ago, CoolJules121971 said:

Amazon has them in bulk. There's almond butter, Peanut Butter, etc. Yes, they are natural and come in one serving, 2Tbsp. packets.

Ooh wow they have tons of them. Any brand suggestions.

[CoolJules121971 5]

I like the Maranatha because they don't have added ingredients.

[ShoppGirl 3,405]

6 minutes ago, CoolJules121971 said:

I like the Maranatha because they don't have added ingredients.

Ooh they have those at Walmart too. The jar and the pouches. Thanks.

[CoolJules121971 5]

Sure! Glad I could help.

[galvan75 0]

Today, I was reading a list of guidelines regarding supplies that households should keep on hand to survive 3 or more days in case of earthquakes, winter utility outages, etc. One prominent requirement is to have non-perishable foods stocked, for example, but many of the emergency kits seem to be hugely slanted towards Pasta. I wonder if anyone here keep an emergency kit stocked, and, if so, what do you stock for your non-perishable bariatric food needs?

Dry Beans, chickpea pastas & reg Pasta, Protein Shakes, trail mix, Protein pancake/waffle mix, dehydrated veggies, tuna packets & cans packaged salmon, canned chicken, egg powder, granola bars, raisins... we also have fresh veggies planted and microgreens at hand incase SHF, etc..important to remeber fibers.. soo important

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[ShoppGirl 3,405]

On 3/16/2022 at 4:18 PM, CoolJules121971 said:

I like the Maranatha because they don't have added ingredients.

These nut butter packets are surprisingly good and they have them at Walmart. Perfect for emergency kits as well as just on the go Protein boost. Thanks for the tip.

Edited May 14, 2022 by ShoppGirl

[Arabesque 6,502]

Tins of Beans, tomatoes, chick peas, lentils, vegetables & fish, dried barley, etc. Keep powdered stock on hand too. You’ll get Protein from the beans, chick peas, barley & lentils. I always have frozen vegetables on hand too just in case & keep rotating out & using frozen mince, chicken thighs, diced beef, etc. & freezing fresh packs. I can shop from my pantry & freezer for a couple of weeks.