Long-life food

How much you need

Good to know

• Choose food your household already eats: tinned meat, fish, beans and vegetables, dried fruit, nuts, cereal bars and crackers.
• Pick things that can be eaten cold in case you cannot cook.
• Build it up gradually with your normal shopping, and eat the oldest items first so nothing goes out of date.

Use-by date

Add the earliest date in your stock and you’ll see it on the home screen as it gets close.

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