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Tony686
 


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To answer. Yes. But it’s always been there.

3 months worth, rotate the food out every 2 years by using it. Have freeze dried food which has about a 15 year self life also.

Don’t have a prepped bug out vehicle or a shotgun hanging behind the back seat, just makes sense to have it and costs nothing to rotate the food.

My time spent in Sweden it was/is normal to keep a pantry of food.
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RRSTDV8
 


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3 months worth of food is a lot of food, isn't it? Presumably much is tinned/frozen?
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Tony686 wrote:
To answer. Yes. But it’s always been there.

3 months worth, rotate the food out every 2 years by using it. Have freeze dried food which has about a 15 year self life also.

Don’t have a prepped bug out vehicle or a shotgun hanging behind the back seat, just makes sense to have it and costs nothing to rotate the food.

My time spent in Sweden it was/is normal to keep a pantry of food.


I'm cheating I'm afraid
I am a distribution manager for a food manufacturer Very Happy

I have the keys to lots of lorries and the warehouse full of food, not to mention around 80 pallets stock of frozen food.....
  
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Tony686
 


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RRSTDV8 wrote:
3 months worth of food is a lot of food, isn't it? Presumably much is tinned/frozen?


Catering for 2 adults 1 kid. Yes tinned Inc fish and Meat. Rolled oats, pasta, rice, noodles, couscous, powered and long life milk, does not have to be rat packs and all freeze dried foods, although I do have some freeze dried foods too as long life and no bulk.
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RRSTDV8
 


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You just need potable water, a heat source(?) and you're all good then.
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Tony686
 


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sorted that too, need to drink first Rolling Eyes
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I dont think we are far from being able to lock the farm gates for a few months, we are relatively self sufficient in veg all year, plenty of fruit preserved/frozen/stored, herd of cattle, plenty of rabbits, pheasants etc, 3 functional wells, no shortage of firewood, solar panels. And no shortage of alcohol and the facilities to produce more Laughing Laughing
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RRSTDV8
 


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Tony686 wrote:
sorted that too, need to drink first Rolling Eyes

Large number of bottles of water or a tank of some sort?
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Don't forget food for any pets or livestock Thumbs Up
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I read that as food from any pets or livestock - must stop with the daytime drinking.
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RRSTDV8
 


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NoDo$h wrote:
Don't forget food for any pets or livestock Thumbs Up

I was planning to feed the bodies of looters to my dogs. Win-win for me and them! Whistle Rolling with laughter
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Struggling to work out if anyone's being serious in this thread? are people genuinely stockpiling food etc in case of a 'lockdown'?
  
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Mogwyth
 


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Not us, we just happen to be fairly self sufficient anyway, even down to curing and smoking stuff making butter and cheese etc
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I can’t see how the U.K. could enforce lock downs as per the Chinese. I suppose potentially we could get to a situation whereby you’d want to minimise your contact with others though.

If that happens, I hope this years rabbit population is better than lasts. Whistle
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Mogwyth
 


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LT, highly unlikely we would a lock down like in China, one the top medical offocers has said any response would have to be proportionate and based on the need to get on with things.
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