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Food Storage for $5.00 per WeekThis week I am sharing a wonderful little resource I was given by our Food Storage Specialist in my ward. I am not sure who came up with this wonderful list, but if you know, will you please tell me so I can give proper credit? The basis of the sheet I was given is that you can gather an entire year's worth of food storage for two people with just five dollars per week. Some weeks will cost a little less, and some weeks will cost a bit more. But the average money spent is just five dollars. It is suggested that you save the change from the five dollars so you can use it n the weeks that the items cost a bit more. I am sure that some of this will depend on where you shop and how you obtain your supplies. But I really do think that broken down this way, it makes getting a year's supply seem reachable, doesn't it? At the end of one year, you will end up with 500 pounds of wheat, 180 pounds of sugar, 40 pounds of powdered milk, 12 pounds of salt, 10 pounds of honey, 5 pounds of peanut butter, 45 cans tomato soup, 15 cans cream of mushroom soup, 15 cans cream of chicken soup, 24 cans of tuna, 21 boxes of macaroni and cheese, 500 aspirin, 1000 multi-vitamins, 6 pounds of yeast, 6 pounds of shortening, and 12 pounds of macaroni. This should be enough to sustain two people for one year. For every two people in your family, add $5.00 more and double or triple the amount of the item you are purchasing that week. Here is the breakdown, so it doesn't seem so overwhelming. Week 1-- 6 pounds salt, Week 2-- 5 cans cream of chicken soup Week 3-- 20 pounds of sugar Week 4-- 8 cans tomato soup Week 5-- 50 pounds wheat Week 6-- 6 pounds macaroni Week 7-- 20 pounds sugar Week 8-- 8 cans tuna Week 9-- 6 pounds yeast Week 10-- 50 pounds wheat Week 11-- 8 cans tomato soup Week 12-- 20 pounds sugar Week 13-- 10 pounds powdered milk Week 14-- 7 boxes macaroni and cheese Week 15-- 50 pounds wheat Week 16-- 5 cans cream of chicken soup Week 17-- 1 bottle 500 multi-vitamins Week 18-- 10 pounds powdered milk Week 19-- 5 cans cream of mushroom soup Week 20-- 50 pounds wheat Week 21-- 8 cans tomato soup Week 22-- 20 pounds sugar Week 23-- 8 cans tuna Week 24-- 6 pounds shortening Week 25-- 50 pounds wheat Week 26-- 5 pounds honey Week 27-- 10 pounds powdered milk Week 28-- 20 pounds sugar Week 29-- 5 pounds peanut butter Week 30-- 50 pounds wheat Week 31-- 7 boxes macaroni and cheese Week 32-- 10 pounds powdered milk Week 33-- 1 bottle 500 aspirin Week 34-- 5 cans cream of chicken soup Week 35-- 50 pounds wheat Week 36-- 7 boxes macaroni and cheese Week 37-- 6 pounds salt Week 38-- 20 pounds sugar Week 39-- 8 cans tomato soup Week 40-- 50 pounds wheat Week 41-- 5 cans cream of chicken soup Week 42-- 20 pounds sugar Week 43-- 1 bottle 500 multi-vitamins Week 44-- 8 cans tuna Week 45-- 50 pounds wheat Week 46-- 6 pounds macaroni Week 47-- 20 pounds sugar Week 48-- 5 cans cream of mushroom soup Week 49-- 5 pounds honey Week 50-- 20 pounds sugar Week 51-- 8 cans tomato soup Week 52-- 50 pounds wheat
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