So what have you stocked up on that most reveals who you are?

[femmedem]

Me: 75 lbs. of cat litter, 80 cans and two huge bags of cat food and three bags of cat treats.

Edited to add: I've got five cats so this won't last as long as you'd think.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Cat food, cat treats and litter also.

[Kilgore]

2. Gin, tonic, limes

[femmedem]

24. I like your thinking!

[hlthe2b]

3. Dog food, sring cheese (to hide the dogs meds in), Dog dental chews, and milk to make yogurt

(which both my pup and I eat)

[femmedem]

23. I make yogurt too.

Glad you're taking care of the puppers.

[elleng]

4. Ice cream!

(Returning tomorrow for Lysol spray, at my daughter's suggestion.)

[femmedem]

25. Ice cream would definitely make the time go by easier. n/t

[dhill926]

5. wine...

[Leghorn21]

6. Cat food cat food, more cat food

and I'll probably get more before long

[Bradshaw3]

7. Edibles

[brokephibroke]

10. Good call

Have to hit the dispensary tomorrow.

[femmedem]

22. What a great idea.

Take the edge off the anxiety.

[imaginary girl]

8. Pet food and cat litter nt

[Ohiogal]

9. 2 bags of dog food

Peanut Butter
Bottled water
Toilet paper
Coffee
Organic apples
Prescriptions for 3 more weeks (only for me, my hubby doesn’t take anything)

Note, I was at Walmart today to buy cleaners and paper towels, and I saw quite a few older folks out shopping by themselves, even an older gentleman on oxygen.

[femmedem]

20. Got to have the coffee.

I only have one extra week's worth; will have to get more.

I am so worried for our seniors.

[True Blue American]

51. At Meijer this morning

I thought I was in the old folks home. Surprising on Wed.

But they were buying produce, normal shopping. I saw no panic buying.

[msongs]

11. rice, pasta canned fruit n veggies nt

[Skittles]

12. I admit I have more litter and cat food than usual

the idea of running out of either freaks me out more than having no toilet paper

[femmedem]

19. Me too! n/t

[Skittles]

21. I mean, can you even imagine

it would be non-stop wailing

[GemDigger]

13. Dog food, more dog food and still more dog food, dog treats for a couple of months.

A couple of new coloring books for myself, a new puzzle, a new Dremel to putz on my rocks with, a couple bags (5) of mini whooper eggs, a crap ton of food and a couple bags of frozen bread dough so I don't run out of bread.

[femmedem]

17. Smart to get something to occupy yourself!

I have lots of paper and pencils and books.

[procon]

14. 25lbs of flour for bread.

I would be quite happy to make a simple meal from my fresh bread with butter and jam. Toasted, topped with a sunny side up egg, or used to make any kind of sammie, or garlic toast smeared with olive tapenade and a glass of good red wine.

Bread is a necessity, so when the store bought stuff runs out, I'll enjoy making (and eating!) a variety of artisan breads.

[femmedem]

18. Great idea.

I normally have a variety of beans and I get a weekly box of fresh vegetables delivered (cheap, organic oddly shaped vegetables) so I could get by on a lot of soup.

[aikoaiko]

61. I'm only up to 15 lbs.

[procon]

63. It goes by pretty fast.

I was debating getting just a 10lb sack of bread flour but opted for the bigger size as an added precaution. I'm in a rut, I only make breads and pizza dough. I try to make at least two loaves at a time, one to enjoy warm and slathered with butter, and a spare to slice and freeze.

[brewens]

15. Coffee, t-paper, cat litter and cat food. Kind of incidental. I already had got the cat stuff at

Costco and Petco. I went for the t-paper and coffee before I was quite ready. The Costco stuff I would have needed in a week or two anyway. I figured that might be a place to stay away from by then. I'm right over the eastern Washington border.

[greymattermom]

16. pasta

chutney

[femmedem]

30. mmmm chutney. Great, unusual choice.

[flamin lib]

26. Pork shoulder, aka Boston butt.

On sale for .79. Average 10 lbs. 14 hours on the smoker with my own rub.

Most versatile meat in the world.

Fry til crisp for breakfast w eggs.

Microwave with taco seasoning for tortilla wraps.

BBQ sauce on a bun.

Its a Bubba Gump kinda thing.

I'm just one 72 year old 160 lb old man and I've got two of them all broken down. That qualifies as hoarding . . .

[femmedem]

34. You must throw a great party.

Nothing better than a guy that knows how to cook.

[blm]

36. 😁

[BlueTsunami2018]

27. Nothing. But it looks like I might have to.

I’m going to have to get pet supplies for sure. And booze. Lots of booze.

[applegrove]

28. Cat food, cat litter and toilet paper and meal replacement drinks. nt

[2naSalit]

31. Cofee

pasta, rice, legumes, dehydrated veggies, water, paper towels, tooth brushes.

ETA: and five lbs of honey.

[Tech]

32. I laughed when my husband walked in the house with girl scout cookies

and a 6 pack of beer. He said we are good for 6 months. He's not wrong.

[flibbitygiblets]

33. CBD tincture, kombucha and quinoa

and microgreen seeds

[femmedem]

38. Definitely reveals something about you!

I'm sure we'd be friends if we lived in the same city.

[flibbitygiblets]

39. Very sweet of you to say! I'm sure you're right about that.

[rainin]

35. Dog food, cat food, water

bleach, paper towels, antibacterial soap, contact solution, tuna and sardines, throat losenges, vitamins, toilet tissue, oatmeal, cleaning supplies, canned goods, laundry detergent and dishwashing soap

I'm drying eggs to make egg powder. (I've never done it before so I have no idea how it'll turn out)

[50 Shades Of Blue]

37. TP...

[lapfog_1]

40. I have around 60 canned goods

soups, canned ravioli, etc
I don't know why but I bought like 30 rolls of TP because everyone else was buying them.
I have 4 36 count flats of water (again, tap water is fine here for emergency)
And I have refrigerated soups (10), cooked pulled pork in BBQ... and a boat load of carb balanced tortillas... which I use with peanut butter and either jam (3) or honey(3) to make "roll up"

Oh, a some cereals (rice krispies, cheerios) and milk.

Haven't left the house in 3 days... don't plan on leaving anytime soon. If I have to I have latex gloves (no mask... but a mask wouldn't help me) a container of alcohol wipes (for anything I buy) and my own home made hand sanitizer (70% pure rubbing alcohol, 30 percent pure aloe vera).

I put this together about 4 to 6 weeks ago.

I hope it's enough.

[Laffy Kat]

41. Dog food. We're good for at least two months.

Of course, we still need people food, LOL. Guess I should get on that.

[MLAA]

42. Books and drugstore meds like Tylenol, alkaline seltzer cold and flu 😷

[Generic Brad]

43. 10 pounds of pasta for $10

Virus, schmiruss. I know a deal when I see one.

[tblue37]

48. I do that, too. Always have pasta around. (I am 1/2 Sicilian.) nt

[Major Nikon]

44. Whiskey

[Midnight Writer]

45. Beer and frozen pizza.

[radical noodle]

46. Diet Coke and Sprite Zero for me

Extra distilled water for the furbabies. I already had plenty of cat & dog food and litter.

[tblue37]

47. I have plenty of cat food and cat litter, too. (Four cats.) nt

[MissB]

49. 100 lbs of chicken food

Only 50 lbs of dog food (he’s approaching a year so I think we will switch after this bag).

40 lbs of cat food and two cases of cans. Six boxes of litter.

I have a freezer full of food (lots of chicken). My basement store room is crammed with canned food and home canned items. My kitchen pantry has plenty of items including bulk goods so I’m sure I could ride out a couple of months.

But my boys are coming home from college this weekend. One had some spring break plans fall through and the other suddenly has an extra week of spring break. They’ll put some dents in the pantry.

[WestLosAngelesGal]

50. I've been picking grapefruits, lemons, oranges, and limes...

...from people who offer them to me from their loaded trees. I need to fire up the juicer and start making some juice to keep my Vitamin C levels high.

[Squinch]

52. Library books and chicken wings.

.

Isolation? Bring it!!

[mnhtnbb]

54. I am on my way out to the library to bring home a lot of books.

Planning to make chicken soup this afternoon!

What are you reading currently?

[Squinch]

55. I just finished Big Lies in a Small Town by Diane Chamberlain. Not bad.

Diverting but predictable.

Starting on the Inspector montalbano series today

[mnhtnbb]

56. I just discovered Michael Connelly mysteries

several weeks ago. A librarian character in a book I was reading recommended him to a male patron of the library. The guy trashed the book--and convinced the librarian that she really ought to agree with his assessment. When I finished the book, I decided to check out a Michael Connelly book and I liked it. Went back for more.

And I will not read another one by the author (Debbie Macomber) who created the librarian character. Didn't like her writing, her plot, her characters!

I will look and see what the library has by Diane Chamberlain.

[Haggis for Breakfast]

91. The Bosch series ?

I LOVE Titus Welliver as Bosch on the HBO series.

[mnhtnbb]

94. I haven't watched the TV show

Apparently it's on Amazon, which I don't get.

I started with the Bosch/Ballard series, after reading The Late Show where Ballard was introduced.

Hollywood was my old stomping grounds back in the '70's-'80's when I worked both at Hollywood Presbyterian and Children's Hospital.

I enjoy mysteries set in L.A. I'm a fan of Jonathan Kellerman, too.

[Haggis for Breakfast]

95. I had never read one of Michael Connolley's books,

so when I saw that he had produced "Bosch" on HBO, I got to watch the first three seasons. My friends who have read this series said that the script closely follows the books, as the author had a lot of input.

[DFW]

53. I've stocked up on nothing, so I guess that makes me nothing

Wow, those Republicans were right about me after all!

[Harker]

60. I'm pretty sure a lot of us

think you're really something.

[DFW]

96. Thanks for the vote of confidence!

The opinion is not unanimous, but as long as Mrs. DFW shares it, I'm happy!

[Harker]

57. Nothing.

That's pretty revealing.

[Phentex]

69. Same here. What does that say about us?

Are we generally prepared anyway? Are we procrastinating?

Dog food is the only thing I may have to buy and so far, Chewy has taken care of that for me.

[Harker]

70. I'm thinking it says we're not prone to panic.

We're as cool as the other side of the cucumber.

Or maybe we're procrastinating... I'll try to figure it out later.

[demigoddess]

76. I'm just going to use up what I have in the pantry and freezer but

afterward I will stock up on better stuff.

[Harker]

84. Sounds like a good plan.

Food doesn't last forever in a freezer. Keeping it moving is smart.

[Sentath]

58. Savory and Cinnamon?

I don't know that we've stocked up on much, but we found big bottles of both at reasonable prices.

The fridge isn't low and the freezers need to have stock rotated anyway.

[Paladin]

59. Food hoarding is well underway, in my area.

The basics are gone: Clean bottled water, rice, pasta, soups, paper towels, toilet paper, etc.

Check your supplies, see what you need, then see what's still available. I think Tom Hanks getting sick pushed everything over the cliff edge. Good luck, everybody.

[Skinner]

62. Traeger pellets. Brisket. Pork shoulder.

[Fla Dem]

64. Nothing yet. Shelves in stores still pretty well stocked. I always wait until the last minute.

Super procrastinator.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

65. Candy. Yes, I'm a 72 Y.O. male candyass.

And coffee beans.....

KY...........

[musicman65]

66. Cigarettes,coffee and Toilet paper

cause I'm a real Asshole,

[Blue_Tires]

67. PlayStation 4 games...

I didn't intentionally stockpile them, I just bought a few periodically as they went on sale and they have gathered dust while I played other stuff...

*AND* The new Doom is about to come out!

[Marthe48]

68. I got cat food, some groceries

I'm already bored to tears, can't change that!

[trof]

71. Scotch, dried beans, rice, chicken, gloves, vegetable juice.

Harbor Freight has nitrile gloves online and in stores.
I wear them if I have to shop somewhere...groceries, Lowe's, etc.
I try to avoid most canned goods because of high sodium content.

[NNadir]

72. Well, we now have useless theater tickets. I ain't going. The theater asked us to "donate..."

out tickets so that the actors can be paid and the theater maintained.

That is a good thing to do.

[GulfCoast66]

73. 2 week reservation on a small rental house on the gulf coast in a small town.

Dock for the boat on a canal. Not catching the virus 10 miles offshore catching my meals.

Plus beer and bourbon. Grits and bacon. And lots of spices.

Unfortunately the rental is not till April.

Till then I Hope to be working but will be in outside not around crowds.

[Scarsdale]

74. This tells me that you

are MY kind of person! A true animal lover.

[yellowdogintexas]

75. I don't know about what it reveals, but I scored a stash of anti bacterial

liquid soap yesterday and on sale too.

We had made a big shop at Costco week before last, to spend our 2019 rebate check. We got black beans, diced tomatoes, Ro-Tel, Kirkland canned chicken breast, peanut butter, chocolate chips, walnuts (which are almost gone), and one of those big blister packs of fresh chicken breasts. We got $3 back in change

I also stocked up on rice from the Asian market and I already had a fairly good supply of various dried beans.

I think I need to grab a couple of bags of coffee, and some coffee cream from somewhere.

We just got a good stash of cat food but we need litter.

I don't need books, I am constantly adding freebies and 99 centers from all those e-book services. I could read for 2 years, I think

[Newest Reality]

77. Nothing.

Can't do so.

[jimfields33]

78. I have purchased absolutely nothing!!!!

I wonder what personality that means.

[CentralMass]

79. Nothing. I guess that says something.

[mucifer]

80. Vital wheat gluten. I'm a vegan and I can makes seitan steaks out of it.

It looks like flour.

https://itdoesnttastelikechicken.com/vegan-seitan-steak/#wprm-recipe-container-14806

I also got the toilet paper and lots of canned beans, corn etc.

[empedocles]

81. Coconut oil - anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, hunger filling; good for a remarkable

number of things.

[Fresh_Start]

82. cat food,frozen veggies, canned fruit

medicine to help clear mucus while coughing, gallon of bleach

[Olafjoy]

83. Diet Coke, Toilet paper (I got caught up in the panic😳) Jif Extra Crunchy peanut butter

[lkinwi]

85. Cat litter and food, water, peanut butter, chocolate, freezer food

I also have some extra TP, tissues, and cold medicine.

[drmeow]

86. Chocolate

And cat food

Already have plenty of vodka

[broiles]

87. Johnny Walker Black Scotch.

[ornotna]

88. Rice, beans

and ramen. It's a start.

[CentralMass]

89. I do have prepper sized bags of rice and beans as well.

[Dem2theMax]

90. Chocolate.

I have my priorities straight.

I'm actually stocked up on everything. And I did it in December.

I bought a car that turned out to be a lemon, and it was purchased back by Hyundai in January. So in December, I started stocking up like you can't believe, because I knew I was going to be without a car for a while.

Turned in the car the first week of January, fully expecting to buy a new car by the end of the month. But then I started having serious problems with my spine. Between the pain and the pain pills, I couldn't drive. So I have yet to buy another car. So anytime anyone took me to the market, I stocked up even more.

Who knew I was preparing for this?

And I really did get a lot of chocolate. I can't live without it!

[Haggis for Breakfast]

92. Yes, Chocolate !!

And my favorite 15 year old single malt, Glenmorangie !!

Chocolate and Scotch. What else do I need ?

Yes, I have plenty of Haggis stored up in the freezer. Good gracious, a Scot (and half Welsh) must have their priorities in order.

[LuckyCharms]

93. Baby wipes.

[zanana1]

97. Cat food and DumDums.