I'm a uk national in the eu. The government of the country I'm in have already provided firm assurance that resident uk nationals will be able to stay if we get No Deal, which is amazing. However my mother is still in the UK. She's socially isolated, housebound and on an enormous list of medications, the most vital of these might well be reasonably available in the event of No Deal but the rest, well, god only knows. Presumably they'll run out short. She can't travel so can't come to me.
I've managed to persuade her to up her stocks (which are usually at about 1 week, give or take) but she will not accept me sending cash for her to buy extra, extra stocks. She's said I can send a package of 'extras' if I must, which is where I need you preppers
I'm after light stuff because I'll need to post it, hopefully with the next few days. Ideally I'd like to send her a wee gas burner (and a number of refills) too but I don't want to scare her too much more, so my plan is to do that at the end of Feb/begining of march. I've not spoken about bottled water with her yet either so will broach that at about the same time.
On my list I have:
Dried fruit and nuts (various types of each)
Musilie bars
Dried mushrooms
Sos mix/falafel mix type stuff (depending what I can get)
Seeds to sprout
Dried soup (but I suspect this is probably pointless for calories/nutritionally)
Chocolate
Biscuits
This seems somewhat pathetic. Any tips?
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Lightweight, calorie and/or nutrient dense foods? Need to post pre-brexit for brexitprep.
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MrsLettuce · 28/01/2019 18:21
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