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Do you have enough food for an unexpected snowstorm? Are you ready for a natural catastrophe? If not, now is the time to start. FEMA recommends that you have at least 3 days’ worth of food and water stored. But that is not enough, because in a crisis it may take weeks to get the food back on the grocery store shelves and for power to be restored.
For less than $60, you can feed a family of two adults and two children for 30 days.
Sound impossible? It’s not! With just a few ingredients and two easy recipes, you and your family can survive a disaster.
7 Foods For Survival
Here’s what you’ll need to get:
A few weeks ago I bought most of these items at Walmart and Sprouts, and it cost me less than $60 for everything. I found 20 pounds of white rice at Walmart for only $8, and Sprouts had a sale on dried, mixed beans for less than $1 per pound.
Source: http://www.offthegridnews.com/extreme-survival/how-to-stock-an-emergency-food-pantry-for-less-than-60/
Better throw in a couple of cases of toilet paper to go along with that soup and beans.
Thar she blows!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Remember to have a solar oven on hand! You can make one Cheap, check youtube.