I was reading this morning and came across this article. Not sure if it's something to be worried about or another sensationalist headline but stuff like this petrifies me.
Bank of England boss predicts apocalyptic food costs
I have prepped for a long time but have basically run down my supplies to nothing as we are about to rip our house apart. Once the work is done I'll start building up my stores again and will have a lot more space to put things. I just find things like this quite worrying. I have a genuine fear of not being able to feed my kids. Do you think scenarios like this are likely?
Preppers
Rises in food costs coming
LemonPieKitty · 17/05/2022 11:40
ChrisReasBathEggs · 19/05/2022 11:55
I'm in two minds about what to do. I have a box of stuff under my bed, but would not last long in a real crisis.
I'm really panicking today (I'm hormonal, so might be that). I have been watching a few things regarding economics on YouTube and they have mentioned export bans etc, which makes me think inflation is going to get worse. I'm stick of being in a constant state of anxiety, but I feel the only way I can relax is to prep a bit. Not sure if I am just disappearing down a YouTube rabbit hole, or if I should have genuine concerns about this. The media aren't exactly hiding issues, but if you look at the data and delve in deeper, they are also concealing a lot too. How do I be sensible about this?
I don't have a garage to fill with stuff and space is very minimal, but I do have a bit of spare cash to get some supplies.
ifonly4 · 23/06/2022 11:00
Had a shock yesterday, the cheddar cheese I like from Lidl has gone up from £1.79 to £2.19. Admittedly it's a larger piece, but that's a 22/23% increase since the spring. Don't really want to stop buying it, as I don't really like other calcium products and it's great for adding a little on top on veggie pasta for some protein.
To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account.