I am not, repeat not storing emergency food, but was wondering what brands a nut job prepper would buy.?

or would a real nut job just buy 50lb. bags of beans and rice?

dont lie. your preppin and you know it.

SHILL , SHILL IS OBVIOUS

Troll.

If you can afford it, just buy extra freezers and real food and freeze it. Canned goods are fine. I've never bought dehydrated foods, know nothing about them. But I think I'd rather just have real food.

cant believe you god freq. just come out already.

hes trying to flush out all the preppers

NO, NO !!!!

Not me!

I sure am going to miss ice cream when TSHTF.

Also, any real prepper would choose D: all of the above.

If I was trying to flush out the preppers I wouldn't use my own damn name, I would just post anonymous.

I thought you guys knew me better than that.

You think answering to you rather than an AC with the same people reading the answers is better? I was wrong, you're not just a troll....you're also stupid.

$1,000

What would one get?

What the fuck do brands have to do with anything. Brands my ass. Fool

It more than just food. Its supplies like. Candles. Campfuel. Tents. Tools. Medical supplies. Medications. Seeds.

Your starting over ass wipe. Survive. Survive and then thrive!!!.

What you got you got when it goes down. Do you have decent clothing or a bunch of flip flops and office clothes. Do you own a bike. Hammer nails and a axe. Knife. Rope. Tarps.

Can you purifiy water. Have access to water. Does your toilets flush.

Get a grip and quit making it out as some game. You will be one of many that will be whimpering in a corner like a girl when shit happens. Serves you right.

Dumb ass troll. He'd obviously too stupid to be a paid shill. Nut job is a derogatory term propagated by the MSM to describe anyone who don't swallow everything that they squirt, and here this moron is parroting it like the good useful idiot that he is. What a waste of space.

Damn, never mind, I'll research on the net, I just figured you guys would point me in a direction. Shit you guys are harsh.

This is one of the places I would get my preps, if I were a prepper:

[link to beprepared.com]

Mountain House is expensive but they have different varieties of MH on sale each month. They also have their own brand of dehydrated (as opposed to freeze dried) vegies, meat, and fruits, as well as baking products, at a much cheaper price, with good sales each month and very reasonable shipping rates.

Hypothetically, if I were prepping, I would also buy twenty pound bags of white rice ($7.00 at Foods Co.) and beans $15 (Costco), just because it's super cheap, and gives lots of carbs to survive on.

I would make sure to have a gravity water purifier (Berkey or Aquarain), if I were prepping, that is.

I would also get some "fish" antibiotics at the pet store, as I have heard that it is not just similar but exactly identical to human antibiotics, made in the same factory with the same ingredients, but no prescription needed and much cheaper.

Better grow up and go on a real site for the wake up call you seek. SURVIVAL SITES HAVE MUST HAVE LISTS. You going to take anything serious you get told around here. 1000.00 can go along way if you do it right and SMART. You know nothing so ask those that do.

I have candles, extra propane, magnesium fire starters, firewood, tools, medical supplies, medications, seeds, tons of clothing (I'm in the industry) several pairs of good boots, I grew up working on bikes, and have more than just one, hammers, nails, axes, knives, (no rope) tarps, can purify water with revers osmosis, extra filters, access to water, and plenty to protect it with, without talking about it.

All I was asking is that I have a limited supply of money, my father is extremely worried about what is fixing to happen, and has given me a very limited amount of money, I know that sounds horrible accepting money from my dad, but things have been tighter and tighter lately, and I was wondering what would be the most effective cost wise way to go? I don't want to waste such a valuable opportunity

That was it.

Last Edited by GodFrequency on 02/10/2013 10:07 PM

Also look in to your local Latter Day Saints as they will sell their food preps to the public and their prices are rock bottom.

Here is a website with lots of helpful information:

[link to www.provident-living-today.com]

Got some crabby ass people on here tonight, just sayin'.

If you're on this site you are a prepper, as if that is some mystery!


You would have to be an idiot to know what is going on, be awake, and not be preparing at least a little.

Nobody but a fool with more money than brains buys all that overpriced shit except for one purpose. To bury it in a place you will not be able to easily access it for safekeeping, such as in a drum way out in the middle of some National Forest in a place you plan to run to as a last resort. That's where you need the 10 or 15 year shelf lives.


For food you're going to keep in your house you buy what you normally buy at the grocery store and rotate it into your everyday food supply as the due dates come close. it's cheaper, you can afford more of it and most will last 3 years. If you haven't figured out how to survive in 3 years before your food supply is gone, you're a dead man anyway.

THank you!

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You can have ice cream even when TSHTF.

That's great except whenever your income starts to run out, I have noticed alot of people start eating through their food previsions .

I'm preppin like Jacques Pepin.

Yes, you are welcome.

Another thing I actually do is watch the weekly food ads. Last week I was able to buy 18 pounds of pasta and 12 jars of spaghetti sauce for only $20 at Foods Co. One week they had taco seasoning packets for only fifty cents so I bought ten of those. I have bought cake mix for .75 a box. It's kind of like a hobby, and some of the stuff I wouldn't eat unless I'm seriously starving but it could be used to barter with also.

Costco is one of my favorite places because they have lots of organic food in bulk at prices cheaper than most grocery stores charge for regular GMO crap. Case of 12 organic tomato paste for six dollars. Organic canned beans for .85 cents a can. Giant jar (2 lb. 10 oz.) of organic strawberry preserves for under six dollars. Bulk organic coconut oil super cheap, lasts forever, doesn't go rancid, great for cooking.

Good luck and have fun shopping. Get the bulk food first, it's cheap and makes you feel like you have at least the basics.