How To Create A Food Storage Supply For $5 Per Week

Food shortage is a real thing in most of the less developed countries. But even in States where food is abundant in supermarkets and stores, a natural disaster might find you left stranded from any fresh or any supply of food. With climate change a pressing issue every season, floods, hurricanes and earthquakes might push you into creating an emergency food supply. That’s if you want to be responsible and plan ahead; you may not realize it now, but this precautionary measures might help you survive a disaster for weeks. The trick for achieving such an impressive result lies in rationing your acquisitions according to the list of purchases we suggest you follow to the letter over the next year. The tutorial featured here is very simple: start the buying spree with 6 pounds of salt in the first week, continue with 5 cans of chicken cream soup and so on until week 52. Each of the items on the list doesn’t require more than $5 per week and they will last for a while.

• This should be enough to sustain two people for one year. For every two people in your family add $5.00 more and double or triple the amount of the item you are buying that week.
• If you can not afford more than the $5.00 a week for the whole family at least do the $5.00, it’s a start.
• Remember to mark the date on each item when you buy them and use the oldest first.

Here is the list of purchases you need to make weekly / for One Full Year …

Week 1:	6 lbs. salt
Week 2:	5 cans cream of chicken soup
Week 3:	20 lbs. of sugar
Week 4:	8 cans tomato soup
Week 5:	50 lbs. wheat
Week 6:	6 lbs. macaroni
Week 7:	20 lbs. sugar
Week 8:	8 cans tuna
Week 9:	6 lbs. yeast
Week 10:	50 lbs. wheat
Week 11:	8 cans tomato soup
Week 12:	20 lbs. sugar
Week 13:	10 lbs. powdered milk
Week 14:	7 boxes macaroni and cheese
Week 15:	50 lbs. wheat
Week 16:	5 cans cream of chicken soup
Week 17:	1 bottle 500 multi-vitamins
Week 18:	10 lbs. powdered milk
Week 19:	5 cans cream mushroom soup
Week 20:	50 lbs. wheat
Week 21:	8 cans tomato soup
Week 22:	20 lbs. sugar
Week 23:	8 cans tuna
Week 24:	6 lbs. shortening
Week 25:	50 lbs. wheat
Week 26:	5 lbs. honey
Week 27:	10 lbs. powdered milk
Week 28:	20 lbs. sugar
Week 29:	5 lbs. peanut butter
Week 30:	50 lbs. wheat
Week 31:	7 boxes macaroni and cheese
Week 32:	10 lbs. powdered milk
Week 33:	1 bottle 500 aspirin
Week 34:	5 cans cream of mushroom soup
Week 35:	50 lbs. wheat
Week 36:	7 boxes macaroni and cheese
Week 37:	6 lbs. salt
Week 38:	20 lbs. sugar
Week 39:	8 cans tomato soup
Week 40:	50 lbs. wheat
Week 41:	5 cans cream chicken soup
Week 42:	20 lbs. sugar
Week 43:	1 bottle 500 multi-vitamins
Week 44:	8 cans tuna
Week 45:	50 lbs. wheat
Week 46:	6 lbs. macaroni
Week 47:	20 lbs. sugar
Week 48:	5 cans cream mushroom soup
Week 49:	5 lbs. honey
Week 50:	20 lbs. sugar
Week 51:	8 cans tomato soup
Week 52:	50 lbs. wheat

Some weeks you will have leftover change. Save the change each week to be used for the weeks you may exceed $5.00 (like wheat or milk).

You will end up with:
500 pounds of wheat	180 pounds of sugar
40 pounds of powdered milk	12 pounds of salt
10 pounds of honey	5 pounds peanut butter
40 cans of tomato soup	15 cans of cream of mushroom soup
15 cans of cream of chicken soup	24 cans of tuna
21 boxes of macaroni and cheese	500 aspirin
1000 multi-vitamins	6 pounds of yeast
6 pounds of shortening	12 pounds of macaroni

*( this is an example, you can substitute some food items)

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