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Do you look in your friends and families fridge and pantry to see what you can eat or drink ? Or be nosey
Answered 4 years ago
My in laws are nosey and think everyone should have 10 tins of tomatoes
12 jars pasta sauce
10 packets of pasta
5 kg of sugar
Stock up on non perishable food
You can shop at my in laws with the amount of non perishable food in pantry
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4 years ago
I get stuff out my girlfriends and she does the same it’s no big deal.
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4 years ago
Ummm no
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4 years ago
i only look at my mum’s cupboard and tell her she’d survive a year without food shopping.
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4 years ago
Not to be nosey but I help myself at my friends house
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4 years ago
Tell them that you have it all stored in the cupboards at their place and if you run out of food you will come over and get it.
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4 years ago
You obviously live in a built up area that has a grocery store on every block. That's cool when everything is going smoothly. What happens if you & partner both lose your jobs, suddenly there's no money? What if the power went out for a week? What a natural disaster happened & cut all the trucks off from getting into the city? It's smart & more cash efficient to stock your cupboards. She's just trying to clue you in but obviously no clues getting through here. Stay petulant young one.
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4 years ago
My family (My parents, my brother, myself) all have a good stock pile of canned food.
My dad is very concerned about what happens if the power goes out for a long period of time, or some natural disaster happens. Not like the apocalypse/doomsday peppers, but he always keeps enough to last probably a month if anything happened. So my brother and myself are the same.
My dad is very concerned about what happens if the power goes out for a long period of time, or some natural disaster happens. Not like the apocalypse/doomsday peppers, but he always keeps enough to last probably a month if anything happened. So my brother and myself are the same.
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4 years ago
How old are your in-laws? People who have had to live without (for example anyone who lived through the Great Depression) stock up on stuff like that. Both my grandparents did.
It also makes sense, so if there is a disaster of some kind the supermarket shelves will he stripped bare in a flash. Keeping a stock of non perishable items makes sense and it’s smart .
It also makes sense, so if there is a disaster of some kind the supermarket shelves will he stripped bare in a flash. Keeping a stock of non perishable items makes sense and it’s smart .
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4 years ago
It is good to have at least some stocks.
As long as its not plain packs or supermarket own brands,
I have had multiple tins over the years of "own brands" tomatoes, peaches, soups etc explode on me, or the bottom of the tins rust through.
Heaven only knows what they do to have such crappy cans and canning processes. Maybe that's why they are cheap.
As long as its not plain packs or supermarket own brands,
I have had multiple tins over the years of "own brands" tomatoes, peaches, soups etc explode on me, or the bottom of the tins rust through.
Heaven only knows what they do to have such crappy cans and canning processes. Maybe that's why they are cheap.