Day 39: What food do you need in a nationwide lockdown…

Food storage isn’t about hoarding buckets of wheat you’ll never touch.

Start With What You Already Eat

• Don’t reinvent your diet.
  Buy more of the same things you already eat.

• Easy method:
  If you buy 10 cans of beans normally, buy 12.
  Toss 2 into your food storage.

• Same goes for rice, pasta, tuna, soup—whatever you already rotate through.

Don’t Forget the Basics

Too many people store:

• 20 buckets of wheat

• But no wheat grinder, oil, salt, or yeast

• And no way to cook without electricity

That’s a recipe for useless food.

Think Beyond the Microwave

• Practice going off-grid:
  Flip your main breaker. Try cooking from your storage without power.

• If your food needs a microwave?
  You’ll need gas, a generator, and a way to keep that running

• If your food is “Cowboy capable” like mine:
  All you need is a backyard fire and a Dutch oven

  • Wood = fuel

  • Simple, reliable, time-tested

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• Packed with electrolytes

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• Easy to store, easy to use, and keeps you fueled when other options fail

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Bottom Line: Cradle to Grave Thinking

Your food storage plan should work start to finish:

1. Buy it

2. Store it

3. Cook it

4. Eat it—even if the lights are out

Plan it all the way through, and you won’t be caught off guard.

what to look for when when buying survival food

Here is a flashlight I made that I believe every survivalist should have (especially in a nation wide lockdown)^^