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Most prepper types would be screwed in the event of an apocalypse lasting longer than a few months, since growing and preparing food usually takes a backseat to hoarding guns and ammunition.
Despite having precious little else in common with such types I think my own interests put me ahead in their own game.
I detest buying food that I know I can make, and buying food I can't make (e.g. Oreos) if I can make a suitable alternative.
It is always cheaper to eat this way, often significantly cheaper.
Some food-based hobbies I intend to get into now that I have room for the equipment:
- ice cream making
- breadmaking
- canning
- pickling
- winemaking
I don't know if I have the patience for growing food, but my strict preference for scratch meals means that (conservatively) 75% of my household waste is compostable, and I'd be silly not to take advantage.