Show me your brexit stockpiles cont...

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A thread for sharing details of our stashes: what we have, what we need, good hiding places and all sorts of hints and tips to help prepare for shortages in the event of a no deal brexit.

Bacon fat will last indefinitely in the fridge. It gets used up fairly quickly here though. Really good for roast potatoes.

Oh dear. Asda have a four for a pound on tomatoes and beans, some may have accidentally fallen into my trolley. Oops. Not got a fucking clue where they will go yet.

Kids are going away for the weekend, they will come back to find their beds turned into high sleepers propped up on fifty billionty tins.

I've got a shit load of chopped tomatoes!

Beans are normally only £1.10; I need to see if we need more.

kidney beans are normally 30p, can get asssorted other beans from 25p- 38p depending on which offers are on. black beans are more. depending on offers again.

Google "Chocolate Covered Katie " to find recipes for brownies and other deliciousness using a tin of black beans or cannelini beans to make cookie dough dip.

Ah, do you mean beans as in kidney etc or baked, Gruesome? If it's the former I'll have to pop in!

Here's NHS Wales stockpile for 8 weeks

www.itv.com/news/wales/2019-04-04/4m-of-nhs-supplies-stockpiled-in-secret-warehouse-in-preparation-for-brexit/

@NoWordForFluffy chopped tomatoes, red kidney beans, white kidney beans, rosocco(?) Beans, black eye beans. All at 4 for a £1 Asda, world foods aisle.

Ah. That's brill. I'll go there over the weekend!

Can you imagine the security they must be having to hire at all these places?

Maybe it's a good time to be a henchman!

Morrisons are also doing 4 for £1 on the tinned goods in the world food aisle too.

Children are away. Need to sort the stash.

Accidentally ate half a box of Maltesers yesterday. Can eat all the crap out the freezer and replace with veg.

Excellent. Until recently they were three for a pound.

Costco visit today for loo roll and a few other bits. Their tinned tomatoes still work out at 33p a can, not such a good deal.

Morrisons savers ones are cheaper without offers so no, 33p isn't that good.

Hope you got some other bargains though.

Anyone else wondering whether there will be a delay or crash out and not knowing which way to bet on buying stuff?

I'm stocking up on Continental Quilts, my only worry is will they stop working post Brexit?

It's tricky Blackeyed, we are really close to a potential no deal at present. But at the same time we could end up with this flextension business and at that point who knows? So apart from loo roll, we are just maintaining. Everything apart from tins and other really long life stuff is being stock rotated.

dd is really doing well out of us in terms of advance purchasing! Trying to work out how we can get her food stash past the porters so they don't realise her Mum is quite crackers.

Sainsbury's cheap tinned tomatoes were 30p a tin.

A small carry on suitcase or hold-all will do it OYBBK. Just breeze on past the porters

I feel we all need to maintain our stocks until the deal is done, and a good 6-8 weeks afterwards until matters settle.

No exit date is in sight. It’s too early to become complacent now and undo all our preparations.

Still maintaining the long life stock piles, just wondering when to add to the fridge/ fresh veg and fruit stuff.

Going to keep high stocks and rotate fridge ingredients. I will also endeavour to not end up with the dunce's hat for letting the petrol run down til the light comes on.

I am going to try and put in some last minute orders on the internet today or tomorrow.

I think we may need slightly more capacity than that WhattheFox
but yes, bags and breezy, try to make it look effortless.

We refuelled the cars today, just in case.

I really need to find additional space... Yet have buggered about all day being poorly and renewing car insurance.

I feel the need to do a stock take today

I know I've got loads of tuna!

It's more cheese, tea bags, and snacks this week I think.

I have lots of tuna as dd liked the tuna dish I did, so I bought some more and now she has gone vegetarian.