canned food. I bought a load of those bachelor’s pasta and sauce sachets. Rice, pasta etc. Anything that keeps really. I’ve frozen some bread (loaves and hot dog buns) and milk.Maybe this is stupid to ask - but I'm headed to Tesco to build up a small stock of essentials (not hoarding ) just in case, and my mind is blank ?! What sort of foods would be best?!
I guess anything in a can...?!
Tinned, freezer, pasta, rice? Good luck!Maybe this is stupid to ask - but I'm headed to Tesco to build up a small stock of essentials (not hoarding ) just in case, and my mind is blank ?! What sort of foods would be best?!
I guess anything in a can...?!
Cans, cereals, bits to freeze, almond milk, oats, pastas, rice, wine, shower gels, toothpaste, sanitary, pet food, cleaning bits, frozen veg/fruitMaybe this is stupid to ask - but I'm headed to Tesco to build up a small stock of essentials (not hoarding ) just in case, and my mind is blank ?! What sort of foods would be best?!
I guess anything in a can...?!
A proper plan. Well done Poland.Literally just loaded twitter to see this! This is what I’m talking about.
PastaMaybe this is stupid to ask - but I'm headed to Tesco to build up a small stock of essentials (not hoarding ) just in case, and my mind is blank ?! What sort of foods would be best?!
I guess anything in a can...?!
we got:Maybe this is stupid to ask - but I'm headed to Tesco to build up a small stock of essentials (not hoarding ) just in case, and my mind is blank ?! What sort of foods would be best?!
I guess anything in a can...?!
My sister is a teacher and she thinks they'll close a week early for the Easter holidays and/or remain closed after the holidays.My husband was talking to the head of our son's school this morning and his feeling (and the talk amongst schools) is that the government are waiting for the Easter Holidays to start. The plan will then be to keep school's closed for an extra two weeks at the end the Easter break and everyone must stay at home.
The golden rule is always anything your family normally eats.Maybe this is stupid to ask - but I'm headed to Tesco to build up a small stock of essentials (not hoarding ) just in case, and my mind is blank ?! What sort of foods would be best?!
I guess anything in a can...?!
Yes I have family in Italy and they are still able to go to work and cafes/shops/restaurants still open but numbers of people restricted (so that everyone can keep distance) and opening restricted hours. Schools closed and events etc cancelled. No non essential travel and you have to account for it if you are travelling distances eg for work etc.I don’t 100 percent know but from Italy it looks like it’s all non essential travel. Distancing from people. Restaurants are still open but tables a metre apart. A journalist was saying she can still travel you just have to prove you need to travel for work. Some shops one in one out policy. I think it’s essentially stay in unless you absolutely need to go out and if you do then keep your distance from people. I can imagine some people here though Won’t care. Restaurants open til 6pm in Italy. So for example I might take my children on a bike ride off the beaten track near here to get them out but I wouldn’t go to a play centre
I thought the same when I read that.A proper plan. Well done Poland.
I did a bit of a shop on Sat at Lidl. Really disb't want to look like I was panic buying but tbh my cupboards were bare so needed to stock up!Maybe this is stupid to ask - but I'm headed to Tesco to build up a small stock of essentials (not hoarding ) just in case, and my mind is blank ?! What sort of foods would be best?!
I guess anything in a can...?!
I saw. I am not surprised. I wonder should I still be going to the gym? There are only 4 confirmed cases in our city but hmm.It’s been confirmed as a pandemic now
That sounds about right.My sister is a teacher and she thinks they'll close a week early for the Easter holidays and/or remain closed after the holidays.
I wouldn'tI saw. I am not surprised. I wonder should I still be going to the gym? There are only 4 confirmed cases in our city but hmm.
I've been buying slowly for myself for the past two weeks, just as much as I can physically carry each time. It slowly does add up.I did a bit of a shop on Sat at Lidl. Really disb't want to look like I was panic buying but tbh my cupboards were bare so needed to stock up!
Extra's I got were 4xlonglife milk, some mug shots, beans, drinks and chocolate.
I'm now wondering if to get a few more bits as the thought if having to join those queues as seen in Italy is not appealing. But again I really don't want to -stock pile' as I don't want to stop others getting what they need.
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