Stocking up on Food Brexit.

No, I am definitely not stockpiling anything; I think it's ridiculous and scaremongering. Mind you, I'm always scared of running out of wine.....

It didn't even occur to me that we should stock up. Really?
I always have a few bits and pieces, -long life milk etc, - in case of bad weather as I live in the countryside, but apart from that, no I shan't be stocking up. There's plenty of local food around here, farm eggs etc....

Nothing. We adapt to what we can buy. People panic buying and stock piling are what causes shortages in shops. Oh and maybe we should all start buying British....just a thought.

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Dried eggs? Do we actually import eggs from the EU. I thought we had chickens in this country.

The answer is nothing. I’m not stockpiling anything. It’s all scaremongering.

No. Too much scaremongering I think. We aren’t likely to starve even if shortages of some foods does happen.How did we manage before the Common Market? We didn’t go without food before then but just had less choice.

@saggi “this scaremongering will fizzle like the Millenium ‘bug’ that NEVER HAPPENED. Remember that!!”

The reason the Millenium bug never happened is that lots of people who knew what they were doing worked hard to make sure it didn’t.

Not sure that’s the case this time...

But stockpiling cat food is just silly, the cat will obviously go off that particular food at once. It’s what cats do.

If all warehouses are full and the govenment are looking for more they can use the hundreds of huge shops that are standing empty up and down the country. Lots of stuff needs no cooling or refrigeration, Just a space to be stacked. Simply commandeer the p;laces as in wartime, the landlordss will be happy as the premises will be secure, looked after and they will not have to pay rates on the empty units.

I bought two bottles of olive oil this week is that stockpiling? Forgot I had already bought one.

I don't stockpile for things like this beyond the ordinary - like tins of soup and Complan, in case I'm ill. Nothing out of the ordinary.

Nothing at all. I am amazed that people I thought intelligent are running scared and believing the swivel-eyed Remainers. Just remember that the Republic of Ireland (Eire) are bricking it over Brexit. The EU are blackmailing them into refusing to remove or modify the Backstop and they (Eire) know that the Irish economy will take a huge and very damaging hit if trade with the UK is made difficult. It all boils down to money. The EU demanded £80 billion. Told to get lost they immediately settled on £39 billion. Who gives up 50%? Those that desperately need the cash, that is who. Now is the time to tell the EU that the £39 billion will reduce by half a billion per day until they come to heel.....which they will do after about 4 days of seeing the money pile shrink.
Money talks and rules. Always does. If it makes you feel better plant extra vegetables...beans, tomatoes, onions. Not that you will need them....but they will taste better than what you are used to from the superemarket!

No stockpiling for me. On the chicken and milk topic though, will there be enough feed in the country for the animals to produce. If there is a shortage then price will go up and farmers won't be able to afford to buy. The government could of course subsidise. What about shortages across the channel. They too will be short of our exports in the food line which at the moment I can thing of as being fish and whisky!

I have an allotment. I grow what I like to eat and I'm preparing to do the same this coming year. Any surplus goes in the freezer (rhubarb still from last year and some runner beans).

I grow my own salad in my greenhouse which is in the garden, and we bake our own bread. Getting my seed potatoes this morning ready for the new season ahead, and grow other root veg, onions etc from seed.

As we go off campervanning, I often buy tins (baked beans, soup etc) and dried goods (mash potato, pasta etc) anyway as a convenience so I have a box set aside.

I must admit I've bought extra due to all the stories about running out of stuff as a precaution, and I look on it as a way of forward buying if things remain the same.

I simply don't care whether others think I'm an idiot or not.

The Pets at Home MD said they are stockpiling, mainly pet foods!

While I personally doubt I’ll be stockpiling. I’m not on any medication but my elderly Mum is and there are already shortages. I was at a meeting of local business owners on Thursday, and the haulage company said all warehouse space is now full and the government is desperate for more. So that tells us something . As for eating something else, the UK is not self sufficient in food.

I heard on the radio yesterday that a --muppet- man had gone out and bought over £300 of his cats favourite food; just in case he can't get it after end of March. Fingers crossed his pussy doesn't get run over before it's eaten the lot.

Nothing. The idea is ridiculous

Anyway, we'll be ok, I have a Christmas pud from about three years ago...

Absolutely nothing.

Why would anyone need dried eggs? Don't we have chickens in the UK?

Mrs jamjam
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No No No!

Nothing!

Powdered eggs????? As my mum said ...if I can’t have sugar in me tea then I won’t ...never had it again from rationing til she died. What’ll happen ...well maybe we’ll all lose a little weight and that can’t be a bad thing!! None of us actually need half the food we eat.