Prepping: 16 Survival Foods To Always Keep Around The House Just In Case

If you have an infant, it’s very important to keep baby food and/or formula on hand.

Ready.gov explains, “Use ready-to-feed formula, if possible, for formula-fed infants. If using ready-to-feed formula is not possible, it is best to use bottled water to prepare powdered or concentrated formula. If bottled water is not available, use boiled water. Use treated water to prepare formula only if you do not have bottled or boiled water. Breastfed infants should continue breastfeeding.”

No babies in the house? Adults can eat babyfood for a quick boost too!

The average baby food jar contains 20 to 90 calories, so while it can’t provide a grown adult with tons of energy, it’ll provide enough sustenance to tie you over.