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Thanks I went ahead and ordered a few #10 cans. I didn't crunch all the numbers but the most cost effective $/calorie seemed to be: Beef Stroganoff with Noodles, Biscuits & Gravy, Rice & Chicken, Chili Mac with Beef
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Thanks I went ahead and ordered a few #10 cans. I didn't crunch all the numbers but the most cost effective $/calorie seemed to be: Beef Stroganoff with Noodles, Biscuits & Gravy, Rice & Chicken, Chili Mac with Beef
Thanks I went ahead and ordered a few #10 cans. I didn't crunch all the numbers but the most cost effective $/calorie seemed to be: Beef Stroganoff with Noodles, Biscuits & Gravy, Rice & Chicken, Chili Mac with Beef
Thanks man. I was about to bust out Excel and do the math... Haha!
We doin' per serving, per 100 cal, or just getting what's cheapest total, or what looks yum?
I picked up three cans of the chicken and rice to supplement the fam's supply.
While kinda on topic and because I know there's bound to be some wisdom on this stuff in here: what's cheapest but viable way to preserve foods for, say, 10 years if I were to buy a bunch of stuff in bulk. Maybe rice, oats, pasta, powdered mashed tates for carbs, beans, etc.? Thanks!
We doin' per serving, per 100 cal, or just getting what's cheapest total, or what looks yum?
I picked up three cans of the chicken and rice to supplement the fam's supply.
While kinda on topic and because I know there's bound to be some wisdom on this stuff in here: what's cheapest but viable way to preserve foods for, say, 10 years if I were to buy a bunch of stuff in bulk. Maybe rice, oats, pasta, powdered mashed tates for carbs, beans, etc.? Thanks!
Join the preppers group on Reddit. You'll see a ton of info there for storage ideas
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I picked up three cans of the chicken and rice to supplement the fam's supply.
While kinda on topic and because I know there's bound to be some wisdom on this stuff in here: what's cheapest but viable way to preserve foods for, say, 10 years if I were to buy a bunch of stuff in bulk. Maybe rice, oats, pasta, powdered mashed tates for carbs, beans, etc.? Thanks!
I picked up three cans of the chicken and rice to supplement the fam's supply.
While kinda on topic and because I know there's bound to be some wisdom on this stuff in here: what's cheapest but viable way to preserve foods for, say, 10 years if I were to buy a bunch of stuff in bulk. Maybe rice, oats, pasta, powdered mashed tates for carbs, beans, etc.? Thanks!
Join the preppers group on Reddit. You'll see a ton of info there for storage ideas