Brexit stockpile ✅ (thanks to an elusive delivery slot from Tesco).
It won't be gourmet fare - no Come Dine With Me - or particularly healthy, but we won't have to shop for food at the very least during January, if chaos hits.
(It's all long-life stuff we would use anyway...)
It won't be gourmet fare - no Come Dine With Me - or particularly healthy, but we won't have to shop for food at the very least during January, if chaos hits.
(It's all long-life stuff we would use anyway...)
Lots of pasta, tinned tomatoes and corn, frozen bags of vegetables, various sauces, etc. Think bland, but liveable...
If there are no issues, we can whittle stocks down over the course of 2021 around regular shops.
If there are no issues, we can whittle stocks down over the course of 2021 around regular shops.
And if food prices go up sharply, we've saved money - even if there are no shortages in the end.
Win-win.
Win-win.
NOTE: preparation is not anticipation.
(I believe there will be *specific* food shortages, ie some products will vanish from shelves for a while. I don't think there will be *general* food shortages, as in "not enough food", but it seemed prudent to hedge just in case...)
(I believe there will be *specific* food shortages, ie some products will vanish from shelves for a while. I don't think there will be *general* food shortages, as in "not enough food", but it seemed prudent to hedge just in case...)
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