Peanut butter! What about peanut butter!!!!
Posted on 03/19/2020 9:19:08 AM PDT by C19fan
Stuck rationing toilet paper because you didn't stockpile during the coronavirus panic over the last few days? Don't worry, according to supply chain experts.
"All the grocery stores are going to have pallets of toilet paper sitting in the aisles and nobody is going to buy it because who needs to buy toilet paper when you got a year's worth sitting in your garage," Daniel Stanton, a supply chain expert and author of "Supply Chain Management for Dummies," tells CNBC Make It. But what about food? Even if the COVID-19 pandemic stretches over months (President Donald Trump said it could last until August), there will no big food shortages, especially on staples like milk, eggs, cheese, bread and meat, according to three supply chain experts who spoke to Make It.
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Get ‘liquid eggs’.
It is regular eggs and not just egg whites. It comes in a small (or tall) carton. just no shells.
Yep....on Rush’s show yesterday a trucker called in and said....our trucks are full of water....that’s why you’re not getting other stuff....”the taps still work, folks”
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LOL! No sh*t right! :)
My kids have been quarantined so that leaves me in a five bedroom house with their dogs.
My sidekick is a 140 lb rottie. I've inherited two aussie Shepherd and a border collie. When you're isolated and can only talk to your family by facetime, it's awsome to have a pup to hug.
Me too. Torillas are one of the easiest “breads” in the world to make.
We’ve got chickens and horses. We ALWAYS have eggs. Worst case, I’ve got about 2,500 lbs of meat on the hoof out back....
Where I live hard to find Eggs and Milk and Rice. I went to the store yesterday and in Walmart, found 1 carton of Eggs and grabbed it then drove to Safeway and found numerous cartons of Milk. I just need Rice and Beans but they are all gone.
. . . Give us this day our daily bread. . . .
the people of our nation have an astounding lack of faith
I went to the local Sam’s yesterday after work (Stafford, TX). They still had no toilet paper or paper towels or sanitation supplies. I was not there for those things. I picked up some of the Hormel pre-coooked bacon, lunch meat, eggs, frozen DiGiorno pizzas, a couple of T-bones, asparagus and wine. I still have not been able to find any lettuce. Produce has been cleaned out everywhere it seems.
Challenge butter @ $1.99 at Kroger’s...$1.44 w/coupons.
“Internet get overloaded” — everybody watching videos online while “sheltering in place”
“What about Pepsi Free?”
If you want a Pepsi you gotta pay for it pal!
Walmart is limiting hours and also putting limits on some products so those of us who didn't join the locusts will have a steady supply once things catch up.
My son did a bit of grocery shopping for us yesterday. I asked that he buy bacon. He brought home TURKEY BACON!!
Who is this kid? Is he mine??
And no one knows how to make bread???
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Funny you should mention that. With time to kill and ingredients on hand, my son and I made hamburger buns from scratch for the first time. Yum!
Yesterday, I saw 1 man carrying 4 cartons of Eggs. I’m like dude? I hope he has a large family if he doesn’t he is a very selfish POS.
Ugh... My grandmother used to cook horse meat for the dogs. Smells awful, better grill it outside
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Same thing happens every single time a snow storm is forecast. You go to the grocery store or Costco, and its packed with people buying gallons and gallons of milk, piles of bread, etc. They act as if they will be stuck in their homes for a week or two, if not longer. When was the last time ANYONE in any urban or suburban area in this country was stuck in their home for more than two days due to a snow storm?
It was also amusing, back when Hurricane Sandy hit, to see all of the geniuses who had backup power generators, but apparently never thought about stockpiling the gasoline needed for those generators to be of any use.
Never forget that, taken as a whole, people are incredibly panicky, stupid, and short-sighted.
A prepper on that Prepper TV show from years ago suggested coating eggs in caster oil allowing them to last for months.
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