Corona Virus Essential Shopping List

Extra tooth brushes were not mentioned yet. Use peroxide or bleach solution to clean them daily.

Save your money OP.

There is no actual epidemic.

Sandbags.

If you have children stuck home from school closures you will need lots of activities, physical active stay in shape things to do as well as home school books and materials, games, color books, and such..

Pop corn can keep noisy crabby kids quiet for a bit. Make a game out of how many times they can chew one piece at a time.

Anything you need so you don't have to leave for 3 weeks worst case scenario. Fill up on everything.

I let my grandkids play volley ball in the house with a large blow up beach ball. Dancing is fun and good for them. Masking tape on the floor or carpet for hopscotch. Making forts out of chairs and blankets keeps them active. Let them play in the bath tub with washable soap colors and bubbles. Jumping on the bed always fun. The more activity they have the better for them and your stress.

Think ahead. Have a good healthy stock of things on hand to bake from scratch.
Good ways to get garlic and ginger in the diet. The kids love making cut out cookies and crackers. You can make a healthy whole grain garlic cracker dough and let them roll out and make all kinds of shapes. Ginger bread cookies are good for them and fun to make. Let them peel potatoes, make pancakes and help in the kitchen.

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I live remote and snowed in for the winters. Isolation and prepping for 5 months is a normal way of life for me.

I am pretty good at getting my fresh produce to last as long as possible.

Celery will keep growing and last for months if you take a thin slice off the bottom of the head and place in a containers with an inch of water, cover with the vent bag in came in and put in the frig.

Onions, garlic, apples, potatoes and hard produce like beets, winter squashes, carrots, rutabaga etc will last a long time if you wrap individually in news paper, kept in a cool dry place, do not let freeze. Store separately in boxes and hang onions and garlic in pantyhose.

Cabbage will last a long time and keep growing if you trim a thin slice off the ends and set in a shallow dish with a little water and cover with a cloth in the frig or wrap in newspaper in cool dry place.

Purchase green bananas wrap in paper and keep very cool to last a long time, same with avocados and kiwi. Wrap oranges, grapefruit and melons in news paper and keep separate in cool dark area.

Keep separate means not more than one thing in each box to avoid cross gassing.

Stuff like fresh green and red peppers, cilantro etc, chop up and put in freezer bags

Fresh milk freezes just fine in the container in come in with no change in the quality, important for making kefer and yogurt. Cheese freezes fine, just a little crumbly.

Sprouting seeds are my fresh raw greens.

Thin slice inexpensive roasts and make your own jerky by marinating and drying on low heat hung on the oven racks.

Make lots of stews and soups with beans, lentils, split peas, black eye peas, barley, butter beans, pastas, potato, make chowders and cream soups with your can powdered milks.

Deserts, candy and snacks from scratch next LOL

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Thankyou Xx

Molasses is a must have luxury for my winter pantry.
I use it to make brown sugar, in making pancake syrup, bread, gingerbread and deserts, bbq sauce, seasoning soups, making jerky marinade and a tsp in a hot cup of water is a nice healthy hot soothing drink.

I like to keep a good stock of bottled lemon juice, so many uses, lemon water for health, teas and other drinks. Lemon deserts, external uses, long list.

Cocoa powder, for comfort food, Hot cocoa, fudge, cookies, cakes, I like it in my yogurt.

Brown sugar, cheaper to make your own with a little molasses. Good for boring hot breakfast oatmeal, cooked serials like rice, corn meal mush, cream of wheat and baked goods.

Do not forget baking powder, soda and yeast. Vinegar, cooking oils, salt, spices, hot sauce, lots of flour and sugar. Extra vitamins.

You will not have enough freezer room to store bread, make your own and save your freezer space for meat and milk.

Prepared foods are a waste of money and space.
Stick to the basic ingredients you can make many things with, not more expensive packaged pre seasoned, pre made items. A box of old fashioned oatmeal and cream of wheat will cost a lot less and go a lot further than a box of cheerios.

Protect all your food from mice..........

Get mouse bait.

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want me to link my meds thread? I had a list but people said they would kill me and offered other meds. Good info in there. let me know.

I would like to read it, sorry they gave you hell.

Stock cubes.
Lady necessities.
Soap and detergents.
Crackers.
Dried beef. Canned fish.
Potato Flakes.
Cooking oil.
Coffee.
Booze.
Chocolate.
Canned Veg. Soup. Broth.
Sprouting seeds.

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Plan for some items to survive after contracting it.....I have 2 oxygen concentrators for support, easy to digest/prepare foods, electrolytes, expectorates, bronchial dialators, etc.....I also got a few body bags if it comes to that....

Would be much appreciated Xx

Good idea. And buy salt. You can rinse your mouth with warm salt water. It's great for gargling, too. Salt water is converted to a kind of bleach in the body.

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Flints and lighter gas Xx

Great suggestions -BUT-

If in the UK (for example) you need to base yourself the Peak District, Brecon Beacons or Scottish highlands, doesn’t matter what preps you are doing if you’re not there you are not safe.

People are one dimensional prepping for solely the virus. This is just one component of the grander issue. You should know Nibiru is coming and the UK as a whole is going to be mostly underwater very soon. You will be prevented to getting to said areas at a near point in the future, Wuhan style.

So get there and then prep is basically the advice. This applies to all members wherever your geographic location. Holland for example a no go zone entirely, as is Belgium, Indonesia, Japan. US members need to be in or around the Arkansas ozarks, no chance of survival whatsoever east of the Mississippi and the west coast.

Pay attention!

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tampons and/or pads if you still have to have those.

bleach. I know disinfectants were mentioned but you can use plain bleach to purify water if you need.

Make a trip to the liquor store.

If I had to stock the most amount of food, for the longest amount of time for the least amount of money, for just bare survival..... I would get grain and salt from the feed store. Canned and powdered milk, sugar, potatoes and multi vitamins and pool bleach tabs for water.

There are ways to clean and process the grains.