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]]> With respect to emergency food the first place to start is in your own kitchen and/or pantry.  Start a list of emergency food products that you already have.  Add items to your emergency food list like beens, nuts, energy bars, crackers, etc…  When you have account for what you already have in stock, I would just go and buy some emergency water packs and a few emergency food bars and your basically done.  Finally, I would put the emergency food and water list in a plastic bag and keep the list in your emergency kit for further revision and emergency use.

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]]> One usefull thing that I learned, that I can contribute, is instead of storing bottled water, I purchased some collapsible folding water containers at a camping store.  I think they are 3 gallons.  We have filtered water in our house, so we do not buy bottled water, we use our own water bottles.  I hope I never have to fill the collapsible water container, but I could in an emergency and we would be good to go or stay.

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