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The problem with efficiently packing that is you won't have access to it easily, in order to rotate stock. If you are not careful you'll end up with spoiled fo
by ars 4y ago
The problem with efficiently packing that is you won't have access to it easily, in order to rotate stock.
If you are not careful you'll end up with spoiled food when you need it.
Plus there's a lot more to stock than just food - It's not just about disaster preparation, we're also trying to save money and packaging and resources.
- Consultant32452 4y agoI know this subthread is talking about saving money, but imo that shouldn't be the first priority. The first priority is avoiding disaster. Insurance costs money up front. The "cost" you are insuring against is being without food after a hurricane/blizzard/etc. If you can ALSO save money up front, that's great.