Canned Foods
Canned foods of all kinds are great to stock up on, especially if it's on sale or you can get in bulk form. Try adding canned meats along with all types of canned vegetables, fruits and soups. Many things like canned meats, chili, soups and sauces can be added to other non-perishables to create other food concoctions.
Dehydrated Foods/Mixes
Dehydrated foods are usually more expensive and if you are able, you should buy some. Packages come in various sizes and include full-blown meals to side dishes. You can also purchase these in the largest of #10 cans.
Powdered Mixes
Any mix you can find where you see, "Just add water," is a good thing to purchase. Pancake mixes, muffins, some cake and biscuit mixes come in this form. In a survival situation, you can always boil water for at least 10 minutes to kill any bacteria, and then add it directly to these mixes to make a batter ready for cooking.
Hot and Cold Cereals/Pastas
Both hot and cold cereals last the longest when stored in airtight, waterproof containers.
Dried pastas are another good survival food that last for months and can be customized as needed for taste preferences when prepared.
Important
Always think about what your family will and won't eat. If no one in your family eats lima beans, purchasing them in bulk will be a waste of time and money. There is no use of adding extra stress to an already stressful situation just because there isn't anything good to eat. Chocolate and other comfort foods should also be added to your list. Always eat from your stockpile of food and when you purchase more supplies, replenish it with new items.
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