My prepper list - feel free to critique or add!

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Spent the last few months adding extra to each on line shop, plus stocking up on cheap tins/long life things from aldi.

We are lucky enough to have a woodburner and stove top kettle, so hot water and heating unlikely to be an issue, especially since we took delivery of 3 tonnes of wood earlier on this winter.

Here is my list, I still have some things to add, but what's on there now should see us through a good few weeks of bad weather or rising prices (Family of 4 + dog).

Tinned tomatoes
Baked beans
Tomato soup
Vegetable soup
Cannelleni beans
Black beans
Butter Beans
Chickpeas
Tinned Tomato puree
Sweetcorn
Tinned fruit (All varieties)
Tinned mushrooms
Tuna
Tinned sardines
Tinned mackerel
Tinned Pate
Tinned hotdogs
Coconut milk
Pesto
Pasta Sauce
Mayonnaise jars
Passata jars
Dried Spaghetti
Lasagne Sheets
Macaroni
Penne
Fusili
Red Lentils
Puy Lentils
Polenta
Cous cous
Long grain rice
Basmati Rice
Porridge Oats
Weetabix
Other cereals
Flour
Bread mixes
Sugar
Yeast
Custard Powder
UHT milk
Evaporated milk
Biscuits
Jelly
Jam
Peanut butter
Stuffing mix
Gravy
Stock cubes (all varieties)
Olive oil
Vegetable oil
Coconut oil
Soy sauce
Ketchup
Mustard
Crackers
Rice cakes
Crisps
Frozen potato
Frozen spinach
Frozen peas
Frozen fruit
Fish fingers
Frozen Minced beef
Frozen Chicken thighs
Frozen Chicken breasts
Frozen minced lamb
Frozen fish pie mix
Frozen prawns
Frozen salmon
Frozen sausages
Orange squash
Instant coffee
Ground coffee
Tea
Butter
Sack potatoes

Pull ups
Nappies
Baby wipes
Loo Roll
Kitchen Roll
Shampoo
Conditionner
Body wash
baby soap
Baby shampoo
Deodorant
Toothpaste
Contact lenses
Sanitary protection
Soap
Washing up liquid
Laundry detergent
Fabric softener
Dog food
Bin bags
Matches
Batteries
Dishwasher tablets
Rinse aid
Dishwasher salt
Kitchen cleaner
Bathroom cleaner
Bleach
candles

...and most importantly:
Wine
Gin
Beers

Salt, pepper, spices?

Condiments.

Looking good though imo. Can I come stay with you? (don't tell people you've stocked up in other words)

That’s an amazing list!

The only things I can think of are hot sauces/condiments, nice seasoning mixes (I prefer them in a pinch to single herbs), some dried fruit, hot dogs if you like them, and I’ve recently added to my list some tinned “meal” type things as a back up/quick fix - like tinned vegetable curry, tinned bilognese, tinned chilli etc

Better than mine!
Tinned tomatoes, ideally need a few more
Baked beans
Tinned kidney, black, black eye, butter beans. Need canellini and more butter beans.
Chickpeas in tin. Need dried.
Dried beans various sorts
Green, brown and red lentils. Need more red.
Need pearl barley.
Yellow split peas
Brown basmati rice
Wholewheat Spaghetti
Fusilli and penne.

Jam. Need more
Soy sauce
Sweet chilli sauce,
Balsamic vinegar, need more
Sesame oil, need more.
Cumin and turmeric, need some others
Stir in sauce
Ketchup.
Salt.
Some dried herbs
Vinegar
Cranberry sauces
Mint sauce.

6 Christmas puddings in ever increasing ages.
Need custard powder.
Fruit juice cartons but we use loads so could do with some more.
Biscuits
Coke
Schloer
Pringles and crisps
Sweets, need kids sweets.
Jelly packs

Tinned pineapple, need better variety.

Weetabix
Raisins, sultanas,apricots
Various seeds
Oats
Soy milk.
powdered milk
Popcorn kernels

Antibacterial spray
Need domestos.
Some loo roll.
Some laundry detergent

Fridge not yet sorted but have violife cheese.

Conditioner some shampoo baby wash.
Cotton wool. Very old.
Deodorant for all of us.
Some sanpro need to top up.
Soap but need more
Lots of painkillers
cough medicine
Strepsils
Kids tooth paste and brushes
Adult toothpaste. Need brushes.
Razors.

Wind up lantern and torches.
Wind up/solar radio.
Birthday and Christingle candles and matches.
Birthday presents for the children.
Flasks to store hot water.

Some tuna. Need anchovies and pilchards more tuna.

Fizzy water and plain.
Elderflower champagne. Need ingredients for next batches.
Squash
Instant coffee. Need decaf.
Wine for cooking.

Icing sugar, castor sugar baking soda cocoa powder egg replacer, chickpea flour,self raising flour.

Lots of out of date flour which needs sorting out.

There are still loads of things I need. Tinned veg and fruit, oil, batteries, mustard, pepper, chickpeas, crackers. Binbags, freezer bags. Nuts Tinned curries. Building up slowly though.

Need to sort the fridge and freezer get rid of old stuff, buy new.

I did three days worth, now working on a couple of weeks. Not much room for more. Small flat and all.

Cheese. All sorts. Most freeze
Eggs (also freeze)

Great list!

Long life orange juice & apple juice?

Dog treats, poo bags, flea treatment?

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suggestions:
How about mouthwash, dental floss & or picks, kids dental stuff (e.g. if you use disclosing tablets or kids mouthwash) herbs & spices, mustard powder (if you use it), peppercorns, honey, hot drinks for kids (drinking chocolate/Horlicks/peanut hottie sort of thing if they drink anything like that), dishwasher cleaner, contact lens wipes or cleaning solution, nappy bags, teething stuff (no idea on age of nappy wearing family member), nappy rash cream, infant Calpol, cough medicine, plasters, germoline etc..., Easter eggs if you get them (they are already in the shops), treats for kids or bits you put in lunch boxes if they have packed lunches (plus don't forget about the Easter holidays so you might want extra lunches) e.g. popcorn, sweets, coffee filters (if required for your ground coffee, drain cleaner, washing up gloves or descaler (if you live in a hard water area)?
Pretty good list even without additions btw & of course you are the only one who knows what your family eats/uses so you are always going to be the best judge.

I agree with Snugglepumpkin about adding kids' treats if you have kids (or even if you don't ).
Looks fab.

Suncream, last April was very sunny.

Great list! Well done.

What about some condiments such as Nandos sauces? They can be used to coat vegetables or halloumi as well as chicken and can pep or soups or dips etc.

God just saw this! Have started my own thread that shows my list as very poor in comparison!

Lots of great ideas guys thanks!

washing up liquid
washing up gloves
dishcloths
sponges
washing up brush spare
hand cream

We have packs of Maldon Sea salt (MC prepper - me?!), as well as a cupboard full of spices/pepper/seasonings.

The thing that worries me most is milk. I've got 6x 1L UHT milk and a couple of tins of evaporated milk, but we can get through opts/day in this house! I don't want so much milk that it all goes out of date, but not enough that we can't cope for a few days.

I used to work in a supermarket during the petrol strikes. I remember how quickly UHT milk, yeast, flour and loo roll sold out!

YY to washing up liquid etc and getting some more Calpol etc in.

We have tons of factor 50 left from last summer. will it still be good?

Also - can I freeze cheddar as a block?

As for milk, look at powdered. Full fat - Nido off Amazon (although this is MN evil Nestle) or Marvel which is skimmed milk. Or supermarket version of Marvel.

You can freeze cheddar as a block. Suncream will be fine but if you’re anxious they have bbe dates on them.

What are you hoarding for?

Just be wary about your freezer ingredients in case there are power cuts.