How to Stock Your Pantry for Social Distancing

With health officials advising social distancing to help slow the spread of Covid-19 and schools and offices closing for the next few weeks, having a well-stocked pantry and a plan for how to use it is something our team's been talking about amongst ourselves. So we thought we'd share our suggestions for what to stock and what to cook for the next few weeks. Of course, don't feel like you need to stock up on everything. If your family doesn't really eat yogurt or frozen shrimp, no need to stock those items. Double up on the items that you DO eat regularly (hellllooo, good butter, cheese and pasta) so you know you'll have good food choices for the coming days and weeks. Also, friends, let's not add to the panic. If you're in the position to do so, stock up on what you need and leave the rest on the shelf for your neighbors. Trouble reading this email?  View in browser How to Stock Your Pantry for Social Distancing With health officials advising social distancing to help slow the spread of Covid-19 and schools and offices closing for the next few weeks, having a well-stocked pantry and a plan for how to use it is something our team’s been talking about amongst ourselves. So we thought we’d share our suggestions for what to stock and what to cook for the next few weeks. Of course, don't feel like you need to stock up on everything. If your family doesn't really eat yogurt or frozen shrimp, no need to stock those items. Double up on the items that you DO eat regularly (hellllooo, good butter, cheese and pasta) so you know you'll have good food choices for the coming days and weeks. Also, friends, let's not add to the panic. If you’re in the position to do so, stock up on what you need and leave the rest on the shelf for your neighbors.   Do you want to change how you're receiving these emails? You can Update your Preferences Or Unsubscribe Copyright © 2020 Simply Recipes Simply Recipes, Inc. - 7525 SE 24th St, Suite 650 Mercer Island, WA 98040