Spreadsheet/app for Brexit prep stockpile

[Slatterna]

Does anyone have a spreadsheet for keeping track of what they've purchased, expiry dates etc? Or an app?

I've written everything on a sheet of paper (what I've bought, not expiry dates) but think this method would be better.

Any recs? Thanks

[littleblackno]

Watching with interest as I was thinking the same thing earlier.

[ElyElyOy]

If you want to list just use an excel spreadsheet and then you can filter or sort by type of food/stocks or expiry date. If you have skills you could even create a fancy pivot table

[GummyGoddess]

Following in case someone has a pre-made one. I have a sheet of paper with the item, quantities for non perishable (as no exp dates), servings for food items and expiry dates.

I'm actually really enjoying the organisation aspect so I think I may have gone overboard with the list.

[TooTrueToBeGood]

Google sheets is free, very easy to use and your spreadsheets are stored on line and accessible from prrtty much any device with internet access.

[cloudtree]

Interestingly I’ve just spent the afternoon with a pad and pen doing a stocktake because my spreadsheet isn’t as reliable as a tally chart..

[cloudtree]

Alphabetical. One double page per letter

[bellinisurge]

I had loads undocumented except in my head and then got a notebook and some post its to show it was divided into different sections - pulses, ready meals, pasta etc, dairy or equivalent , that sort of thing and then write in each section what the thing is and how it is packaged and how many packages I have E.g, hot sauce (family fave here) 2 x bottles..

[Slatterna]

Google sheets, good idea! I shall have a look, thanks.

[FixTheBone]

You do all know we wont have electricity after Brexit, right?

You'd be better off writing it down in a paper ledger.