What Preps are you doing this week? Part 9
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I'll pick a few up to add to the stash - 90p is cheap(er) than chips!
Area 10 coordinator
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Most of these mashed spud products are perfect for everyday diet. Hardly worth making your own mash. The more extras they have in, like milk or cheese flavouring, the slightly shorter the shelf life. And of course the nicer the taste and the higher the price.
Morrisons own brand is good at 55p. (sometimes 50p) two portion sachet.
For pure naked spud and VFM, Asda Smart price is (*) great value at 29p Currently delisted


Graceful Degradation! Prepping's objective summed up in two words. Turning Disaster into Mild Inconvenience by the power of fore-thought
Not Feeling Optimistic. Let me be wrong
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It is a great tool and ammunition is cheap and unrestricted (except in Scotland of course!l.
I enjoy shooting so we've got all manner of firearms but a decent air rifle is a good pot filler. I am toying with some night vision on the PCP - adds another dimension
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This week...
To have a little play with hydroponics and compressed compost, I sowed some Kale, Lettuce and Cauli and moved some asparagus seedlings out of soil. They survive or they don't.
Found some self chitted spuds. They're set aside for planting tomorrow in a big trugg . Too late? Probably.
Speaking of too late... Wilkinsons have BIG bags of onion sets for 60p.White and red, Quite small onions a bit less than firm. Bought a couple of bags.
This brings my variety of potential foods to 22 varieties. Sowed some marigolds too.
My Swiss chard has some young leaves that look ready for harvest for a salad, this week. Yayyyy.
Acquired the wood and screws for the last of the raised beds. More damned compost to buy
Ate the last of last year's leeks. Nom Nom Nom
To have a little play with hydroponics and compressed compost, I sowed some Kale, Lettuce and Cauli and moved some asparagus seedlings out of soil. They survive or they don't.
Found some self chitted spuds. They're set aside for planting tomorrow in a big trugg . Too late? Probably.
Speaking of too late... Wilkinsons have BIG bags of onion sets for 60p.White and red, Quite small onions a bit less than firm. Bought a couple of bags.
This brings my variety of potential foods to 22 varieties. Sowed some marigolds too.

My Swiss chard has some young leaves that look ready for harvest for a salad, this week. Yayyyy.
Acquired the wood and screws for the last of the raised beds. More damned compost to buy

Ate the last of last year's leeks. Nom Nom Nom
Graceful Degradation! Prepping's objective summed up in two words. Turning Disaster into Mild Inconvenience by the power of fore-thought
Not Feeling Optimistic. Let me be wrong
Not Feeling Optimistic. Let me be wrong
Re: What Preps are you doing this week? Part 9
Kick-starting getting more precious metals.
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Re: What Preps are you doing this week? Part 9
Bought more basics for my stockpile.
when it comes to catastrophic events, we never know when the day before is the day before. So we prepare for tomorrow
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Prepping on a small island
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Bought a heap of silverskin onions in vinegar yesterday from lidl, cheaper than growing and pickling myself and a bit short of growing space so will use it for something else. Also got a heap of nappies, toiletries and wipes for 2 new babies due in a couple of months. I would normally give clothes as a present but as both already have children I thought they'd have more use for nappies etc and just in case they'd be harder to get then. No sacks of dog food again asked and was told they keep trying but they don't know why they don't get any. Got some in Tesco.
Planning to spend my energy in the garden and greenhouse today. Weeding, planting and sowing. Food production has to take priority these days. The housework can wait.
Planning to spend my energy in the garden and greenhouse today. Weeding, planting and sowing. Food production has to take priority these days. The housework can wait.
Re: What Preps are you doing this week? Part 9
Courgettes and beans are through and seem to be flourishing so I've launched a pre-emptive strike with a few slug pellets I found in the garage. Prepared a couple more trugs for planting. Pricing up some shelving units for the under stairs cupboard to use the space more effectively.
Area 10 coordinator
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order of two hurricane lanterns came today off evilbay,so thats two more forms of lighting added to the stash,should have the usb solar panel charger here tomorrow so will have a play around with that when its here and got abit of weeding done in the veg patch
Remember the rule of the 7 P's, proper planning and prepperation prevents piss poor performance...
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No affiliation blah blah.... but
FLASH SALE at UK Prepers shop
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This is for 20 main meal pouches, these are genuine British military main meal, all 300g-400g in size.
We will guarantee a mix of at least 4 menus. An example of some menus may be:
Chicken & Mushroom Pasta
Chicken & Veg Curry
Pasta Beef & Meatballs
Vegetables with pasta
Chicken Tuna & Rice
Chickpea Curry
Get 20 main meal pouches for only £37! Thats only £1.85 per pouch!
FREE MAPLE SYRUP BUNS!
You heard us right, for a limited time only were giving away FREE boxes of 48 maple syrup buns. Simply spend over £50 and you will be offered the option to add them free at the checkout.
I hate purchasing full Ration packs as there is a lot of stuff in them I just don't use so just the mains is ideal for me.
HTH somebody.
FLASH SALE at UK Prepers shop
https://preppersshop.co.uk/british-army ... 6684a708e6
This is for 20 main meal pouches, these are genuine British military main meal, all 300g-400g in size.
We will guarantee a mix of at least 4 menus. An example of some menus may be:
Chicken & Mushroom Pasta
Chicken & Veg Curry
Pasta Beef & Meatballs
Vegetables with pasta
Chicken Tuna & Rice
Chickpea Curry
Get 20 main meal pouches for only £37! Thats only £1.85 per pouch!
FREE MAPLE SYRUP BUNS!
You heard us right, for a limited time only were giving away FREE boxes of 48 maple syrup buns. Simply spend over £50 and you will be offered the option to add them free at the checkout.
I hate purchasing full Ration packs as there is a lot of stuff in them I just don't use so just the mains is ideal for me.
HTH somebody.