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Limited canned goods here but lots of dried legumes, peppers, flour, salt, yeast, milk/egg powder (back up only), yeast, vitamins and at least ten cases of cat food. Freezer is pretty full and generator is on natural gas. When OK runs out of gas we have bigger issues. Did anyone mention primers?
I have food storage for about 4 to 6 months but that is long term storage such as rice, beans etc and seasonings all items are vacuum packed and stored in food grade buckets. Regular foods I proably have about two weeks or so.
I don't have anywhere near what I want for water storage.
Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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With a big freezer and walk-in pantry we could last a month. There are some things we would run out of like eggs, flour and fresh vegetables, however. It would be boring meals after a while but we could survive.
Easily a couple of months ... although the diet would be rather monotonous and less balanced with each day.
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