Emergency Planning - Disaster Management - Food And Water Supplies Made Simple

Often, emergency supply lists can bebut nutritious and full of protein. Beef sticks.
overwhelming. All that stuff to assemble. GoodPretty much the same as Jerky, just as easy to
news for your food and water supplies. You docarry.
not have to create a five course meal on yourDried fruit. Very tasty the kids will love it. A box
BBQ after a disaster.of crackers, unsalted. A box of powdered orange
Think simple - Easy to buy - Easy to store - Easyjuice.
to carry - Easy to eat.These food items require no cooking and they
At least in part, depending on the type of disasterare easy to carry and easy to eat. Additionally,
and length of time you are on your own, you canyou will reduce items such as drinking cups, plates,
reduce the food preparation hassle and problemseating utensils, heating or cooking tools from your
of transporting some food supplies; at least forsupplies. Keep in mind these are suggestions, you
the first day or two.will want to tailor your needs to your family.
Water supply: Two cases of 35 half liter plasticOf course it would be good to have a hot cup of
bottles of water. One case is about 5 gal., enoughcoffee or a hot can of stew cooking on your
for five people for one day. These bottles areBBQ, however, for the short time you will be
small enough to carry easily by individuals in 1 to 4more interested in surviving, not comfort. I do not
bottle loads. No need for drinking cups. The waterrecommend this diet for long, but for a day or
is free from contamination.two, it will keep you alive and well, infants are not
Food supplies: Nutrition bars. A 12 pack is good forincluded in this diet.
three people for one day. Beef Jerky. A little salty