Common suggestion is for 3 days minimum, but most country folks have far in excess of that. No need for "survival" food at home, just use canned goods. Frozen is ok as well, to the extent you can provide electricity to your freezer. MRE's are nice to have in your vehicle in case you get stranded or have to leave in a hurry. More importantly, though, is to have plenty of drinking water on hand. City supplies run out quickly, and if you have a drilled well at home, you will need a generator. If you plan to stock for a month or more, don't forget about little things like deodorant, toothpaste and toilet paper. May not need them to survive, but will make you much more comfortable and less stressed. I try to keep 2 months supply of food on hand-good idea even if it is just a hedge against inflation.
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