Doomsday prepper shares how much she saves by feeding family nearly expired food from $350k stockpile for Christmas meal
Using nearly expired products from her expensive stockpile, a DOOMSDAY prepper has disclosed how she is feeding her family for less this Christmas.
Rowan MacKenzie is renowned for her knowledgeable counsel on how to get ready for any calamity, even the end of the world.
Thirteen years ago, the 40-year-old started filling her cupboards with staples like rice and beans that would last.
She adds that the majority of her inventory shouldn’t expire for at least another 25 years because she has learned how to preserve products over the years.
However, there is little to no waste because of her perfect rotation system, and the majority of it is consumed by the family as part of their Christmas meal.
The housewife told What’s The Jam that she typically rotates her stocks throughout the holidays.
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This implies that any holiday-related things I have [that are about to expire] are consumed.
I then create space for additional things.
The majority of the canned products, nuts, sauces, and dried fruits come from my stock.
But for the most part, it’s just fragments that are nearly outdated.
The US-based Rowan has invested more than $350,000 in her stock and a secret subterranean bunker that has been constructed in her basement.
She is also able to make other cuts because of this enormous expenditure, particularly when it comes to feeding the multitudes over Christmas.
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She stated: Every year, I feed about 15 people, including my entire family.
Since I already have much of what I need, I don’t have to spend much.
I typically just spend $50 on food during the course of the holiday.
Rowan recently expressed her gratitude for Trump’s reelection to the White House.
Because of his hero mentality, his win has allowed her and many other preppers to take a breather from hurried hoarding.
She has a strong warning for everyone this holiday season, though, for the time being.
“My biggest advice is to not panic,” she continued.
Breathe, make a list and execute.
Knowing that your family is safe and that you are prepared for anything is the best feeling in the world.
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My family and friends believe I’m insane.
However, they won’t be calling me insane when the inevitable time comes.
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