I forgot about Honeyville Grains and I should not have, sorry.
Also don’t forget the mundane things that you take for granted evry day, like TP. There’s aready a move to outlaw two-ply TP! For me a closet full of TP is whorth a shoe box full of gold. Hard to wipe with a gold double eagle!
I placed an order the other day for long term storage canned garden seeds. They sent me the following email:
Additional “Must Have” Items
The following are some items that are both easier and more economical for you to acquire yourself. Amounts are listed per person per year.
Store 30 lbs. of SUGAR or HONEY for each adult. Sugar is heavy and shipping costs are more than it’s worth. Buy sugar at any local grocery store. Sugar is self-storing and generally does not spoil.
Store about 100-200 lbs. of whole WHEAT in buckets per adult. Hard white or red winter wheat makes the best flour for bread. Avoid storing flour due to rancidity and infestation. Wheat, like sugar, is heavy to ship; but if you can’t find it locally, please call us before your order ships. Shipping costs when shipped with a food supply order are minimal.
Store 2 gallons of COOKING OIL- the same brand and the same size bottles that you are accustomed to using. Unopened cooking oil has about a 2 year shelf life.
Store 10 lbs. of SALT and SEASONINGS in accord with your personal preferences. These are also self-storing.
Store 6 lbs. of RAISING INGREDIENTS-baking powder 2 lbs., baking soda 2 lbs., and dry yeast 2 lbs. Replace these according to expiration dates.
We’re extremely pleased to have participated in your preparation program. The more of us that are self-sufficient the better off we’ll all be. You will find this storage program is the very best food available for the very least expenditure of resources.
This country is going down the toilet fast.. no pun intended.