I'm not into the whole prepper culture, I live in a city so if sh*t really goes down I'm loading up my touring bike and leaving. But I do have some things that

I'm not into the whole prepper culture, I live in a city so if sh*t really goes down I'm loading up my touring bike and leaving. But I do have some things that are quite cheap and easy to get. 4 big jugs of water, total of 160 liters iirc. I rotate them out every 6 months. One crank operated radio+usb power bank+torch. First aid kit. ~80 days of powdered meal replacement, not for prepping but because I eat it normally as a snack or quick lunch. So I tend to order 45 bags in a box each time and that means I have between 50-80 days worth at any given time. I'm still on a big box of Plenny shake but when that is up I'm thinking of trying Huel. Water purification tablets and gas camping stove is something I had for a long time because I love camping. And a lot of other little knick knacks for camping like a knife, flint and steel, bicycle maps of the region, compass and more. Simple solar charger for USB, enough to charge my phone in a couple of hours on a sunny day. It's actually a foldable version that I bring on bicycle tours.