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Plenty of milk, eggs, water here. Oddly enough, bananas, bread and chicken are what disappeared. I went this morning though and chicken, fruit, bread, etc.. is
by matwood 7y ago
Plenty of milk, eggs, water here. Oddly enough, bananas, bread and chicken are what disappeared. I went this morning though and chicken, fruit, bread, etc.. is fully stocked again. Just missing paper and cleaning products.
My goto 'cheap' meal is bacon, eggs, sautéed tomatoes/mushrooms. It's more than $1.50/day, but has good nutrition and tastes good. Potatoes have also not been an issue here. So another feed the family, reasonable meal is pot roast.
- SlowRobotAhead 7y agoYou know the annoying thing about potatoes here? It’s ONLY russets. Yellow, red, and whatever the black ones are called, all day long. It’s like people know something about Yukon/russets that I don’t. I think sweet potatoes (more nutritious) are even on sale.
- rolph 7y agoyou know the cool thing about potatoes? the parts [eyes, sprouts] that we dont eat can be used to grow more potatoes
- SlowRobotAhead 7y agoIf your emergency plan is; “ima let these sprout and grow more potatoes”... but you aren’t hoarding oils, yeast, flour, beans and rice, cans of meat... well, that’s an interesting plan :)
- rolph 7y agomy plan also includes the not-potatoes. thing is where i am we do these things as a matter of course, at any time we could have supply failure ,major earthquake major fires or a really bad winter.
- blondin 7y agohahaha, you noticed? they are more expensive. that's all. same thing is happening where i live, all other potatoes are disappearing but them russets are just staying there. but our store restocks potatoes in the morning. pasta, noodles, tomato cans, and rice are not being restocked though.
- rolph 7y agoyou should try stocking potted garden veggies perhaps even growing them on in the produce section if they stay on shelf that long.