/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>try to order vodka from Amazon Fresh
>attended delivery unavailable all week
i seriously hope it will not be like this next week
t. Seattlite

>>13800504
Urban, USA and most food is available in stores except dry rice, beans, pasta (which sell out early in the day).
Same with fresh chicken and pork.
Most produce is available, but bananas seem to disappear fast.
I haven't been able to find ginger root in over a week now. Not sure if that's because the supply line is gone, or if it's a clue as to what kind of people are doing the vast majority of the hoarding.

>>13800514
use drizly nignog

>>13800570
>Not sure if that's because the supply line is gone, or if it's a clue as to what kind of people are doing the vast majority of the hoarding.
Ginger root fans seem to be who I have to tell to put back 8 of the ten gallons of milk they just yanked off my shelf.

Israel
Suburban
Supermarket is well stocked I'd say, meat and fish run out much earlier than usual and there's much less rice and pasta. But all in all, I still cook and eat like normal.

Only thing is we have very little butter for the past year and now it's worse

>>13800504
boston, meat and milk and toiletries are out of stock in every store, I cannot find anything except shit people around here don't know how to cook, like lamb

bump

>Ruotsi
>small town
>store manager so I get first pick of anything so no worries, toilet paper is ded

>London
>obviously urban, but in the nice side of town
>cheap stores are out of lots of things especially dry goods/tp, M&S seems to be restocking constantly, still missing pasta/rice and fresh meat if you go to the store late. Went this morning, got a wonderful whole chicken to roast and make soup out of.

>>13800504
Estonia, Tartu (90k pop town)
People were panic buying the day the government declared an emergency
Everything is now in stock again

>Iowa
>large metro area for the state
>haven't noticed any food shortages, just masks and tp

>South Africa
>Urban
>pretty normal, no one here is retarded enough to empty the shelves of anything except hand sanitizer, all restaurants are operating as normal.

>>13802729
it's always Apocalypse time in South Africa

>Minnesota
>Suburban
>it's getting back to normal

>Northern England
>Suburban
Staple foods, TP and soap are depleted. There's tons of pork still available on the deli counters and butchers' counter because the mohammedans are hoarding all the beef, lamb and chickens. Just as well I like pork.
No cavolo nero cabbage available, interestingly enough, but I was able to snag a big, nice-looking cauliflower.

>>13800504
USA
Southwest
supply varies from store to store, the walmart near my house was partially cleaned out, a fry's in the far north part of the city (rich people area) was mostly cleaned out. The albertsons on the east side of me was out of TP, watter, eggs and beeg, but most everything else was in reasonable supply. I'm good for possibly 2 weeks when eggs, milk, and bread run out. I can make my own bread and have more than enough flour for the next several months but home made bread does not keep well. I have not been to costco since 3-5 so I don't know what they are like. most delivery services have 3 to 4 day waits. I did an inventory of my deep freeze, and freezer and estimate we have enough food for 1.5 to 2 months, or 2 to 3 with heavy rationing. this is the normal amount of food I keep in my house.

I am more worried about having enough cat litter and cat food.

>>13802763
Yep, went to Cub this morning, TP was still out, but most everything else looked 80pct normal.

>>13800570
>>13800593
>ginger root fans
please explain this

>>13800504
USA
Southwest
supply varies from store to store, the walmart near my house was partially cleaned out, a fry's in the far north part of the city (rich people area) was mostly cleaned out. The albertsons on the east side of me was out of TP, water, eggs and beef, but most everything else was in reasonable supply. I'm good for possibly 2 weeks when eggs, milk, and bread run out. I can make my own bread and have more than enough flour for the next several months but home made bread does not keep well. I have not been to costco since 3-5 so I don't know what they are like. most delivery services have 3 to 4 day waits. I did an inventory of my deep freeze, and freezer and estimate we have enough food for 1.5 to 2 months, or 2 to 3 with heavy rationing. this is the normal amount of food I keep in my house.

I am more worried about having enough cat litter and cat food.

>>13802775
addendum:
Still plenty of fish, too. Got some nice sea bass for dinner.

>>13800504
>USA, Northeast/midwest border
>mainly suburban with tinges of urban

I have not had issues finding anything so far. Lots of TP, lots of flour, finding the specific yeast I wanted a little effort, gas is super cheap, meat is super cheap, alcohol a plenty, and food places are delivering with 0 delivery fee. I've shopped like 3-4 since "lockdown" lol.

>>13800504
Canada, southern Alberta. City of about 1.3 million.
TP is being shelf stripped, other staples are in shorter supply than normal. Not sure why people are stick ng up on water. The taps won't run dry. If they do we can melt snow.

>Central US
>Rural
>meat 90% depleted, frozen dinners 90% depleted, no grains or pasta to be found

Canada. Central Ontario population 20,000. Personal stocks of rice, meat and beans high. Stores are barren nothing but limes, odd sauces and spices.

>>13800504
>US south
>rural
>monday at walmart the bread, milk and eggs were gone, canned goods very low, flour gone. Strangely, fresh veg/fruit and meat was well stocked. Cheese style products were gone as well.

>Southern California
>suburban
>meat and pasta mostly gone, lines waiting out the door and limited amount of people allowed in at any time

>USA Chicago suburbs
Food is fine so long as you don't go to one of the major chain grocers. Those places get raided of meat/dairy/bread daily, but the lesser known still have full shelves. I've noticed bags of onions and potatoes starting to dwindle but you can still buy mountains of stuff off the loose displays.

I'm stocked for a couple of weeks and there aren't shortages yet, but I'm worried about the future. Problem is I can only cook spaghetti sauce and rice.

What would /ck/ suggest I learn to cook that's cheap, easy to make and preserve? My first candidate is chili/beans but I need more options.

>>13802788
The people from countries whose cuisine often contains ginger root.
Not hard to figure out.
Put another way, Asians and Asian mutts (Filipinos) are doing a fuckton of hoarding and causing most of the shortages.

>>13800504
>Norway
>regional city (~200k population)
Pretty much everything's available. There was a brief period where people emptied the toilet paper supplies, but now the shelves are full again.

The only thing I can't get is cheap CO2 refills for my soda machine. I can get the soda stream branded ones, but they're expensive.

>>13800504
Isn't there no other option than walmart?

The commonality shown in these situations is that TP is selling out while things like canned goods and other staples are not selling as fast. Seems funny to me given this is a resp illness and not a GI one.

And it's funny. I developed a sore throat right before going to work today and was advised not to come in due to company policy stating if you feel even a little bit sick don't report. Gotta call in tomorrow and reassess the situation.

>>13800504
Arizona, US
>People are hoarding fucking everything
>Store has to put limits on everything imaginable
>Looking like Cuba or some other communist shithole in the stores
>Old farts cant get food, they are setting up designated shopping times for them and hotlines to help them locate food
>People with babies are struggling to find formula
>Not food, but there is no fucking toilet paper
>People are also hoarding pet food.

Feels bad man. At least I unknowingly stocked up on everything before shit started going down. Kind of worried because I have enough tp to last maybe a month and a half. Have a big ass ham and a big turkey in the freezer so I should be OK.

>>13803928
F

>>13800504
> nyc
> have to get to stores at weird hours not to have 10-20 minute wait in line. not that bad.
> bars and restaurants have moved to takeout only, but few bars still allow on prem drinking
> have not been able to cook one of my favorite asian dishes because asian noodles were the first to run out and the restocking has been lax compared to italian noods

Washington state suburbs
Almost everything is in stock except TP. Went to the store 2 different times, once in the afternoon and once early the next morning. First time there was no chicken to be had at all and most of the 20% ground beef was gone but plenty of 10/7%. All other meats fully stocked. Most of the soups and canned beans/chili were gone but plenty of bread.
Next morning there was a lot of boneless/skinless chicken breast but that was it for chicken and the 20% ground beef was restocked but the other kinds were gone. All the soups and beans were restocked and all the hotdog/hamburger buns were gone except the store brand which looked freshly stocked.
Overall not too bad. I got big orders of TP and paper towels from amazon last week so I'm all set.

French rural, local farmer let us get some veggies out of his fields, last year carrots, turnips, black radish, broccoli, fennel and mâche for free because it wasn't good for sale and there's no market anyway. Got some white cabbage and leeks for a good price. Picked up bread from local baker who has no shop but delivers to various grocey stores.
Situation's good, don't have to go back to town except maybe for some butter, eggs and maybe meat if we fell like it.

>New england
>Small city
Paper goods gone
Not much meat
Pasta gone besides soba noodles
Rice gone except a few bags of more "exotic" ones
No flour
All canola oil gone
Lots of frozen foods gone
Didn't check produce when I went I would imagine theres ginger root.

>>13804049
Oh yeah not much bread or canned foods either

>>13803743
just get real good at spaghetti and rice dishes
pasta and rice have sustained literally billions of people, no need to learn new tricks now

>>13800514
Just mask up and go to a fucking liquor store nigger

>>13800504
USA
Southwest
The costco near me is only allowing 80 people in the store at any given time.

Northwest NJ, USA
Subsurban
I wouldn't notice a difference except for no bottled water left and signs everywhere declaring limits on purchases. Not much of an issue getting meat, dairy, bread, etc. I haven't needed to buy toilet paper yet since I always bought that in bulk, I fear when I will need it, I guess.

>>13803946
at my local store, the old and the weak get 7-8AM to themselves

>>13804049
do americans really?

>>13800504
A planet gripped in fear. The fear is more dangerous than the coronovirus itself.

>north italy
>everything is in stock like usual because we're not retarded

>>13804282
There is nothing to fear but fear itself.

Apparently the supermarkets here in the UK are sold out of basics.
Top tip: don’t shop in supermarkets.

>>13800504
B/CS
College town/culturally suburban
Decent amount of fresh produce, the canned goods are out, plenty of dried beans and rice and ok meat situation. My mom gave me 3 lbs of cod because it was heavily on sale. I probably won't starve

>>13800504
big city in australia
status: a couple days ago I went to do the shopping, I planned for 2 weeks of dinners (normally I only plan one week) and bought a few more packs of cereal and noodles to cover breakfast, and lunches if I don't have an extra serving at dinner to use for lunch the next day.
Still no toilet paper available, but I got a big pack just as the retards started panic buying so I'm good with that.
I had to make some adjustments once I got to the store as most of the cheaper meats was all gone, basically none of the bulk packs of chicken, no whole chicken, I don't like pasta anyway but that was gone, got a bag of flour which I made some bread with today, no more canned vegetables or sauces. regular and light long-life milk is gone and so is milk powder, but I did manage to get a bit of skim milk, which is okay since I don't drink much milk or need full fat.
Luckily I started stocking up a bit more than usual when I did the shopping earlier this year because of the big lockdowns in China, so I have a decent supply of tomato, corn, chickpeas, rice, breadcrumbs.
My dinner plan has ended up being:
>Week 1 (starting Wednesday)
Chicken burger
Chicken burger again since I only used half the packet on Wednesday.
Hamburger
Sausages (might do them in a tomato & vegetable stew)
Turkey Rissoles with chips or mashed potato
Chicken Noodle Soup
Pork Roast
>Week 2
Chicken Satay Stir Fry
Sausages
Beef Stew
Chicken Nuggets & Chips
Pork Roast
Chicken
Chicken Wings

It's pretty basic but it'll get the job done and I wouldn't have been able to fit anything more into the freezer anyway.

>Germany

>Urban

<I am pretty well stocked, but it's getting less so I'll have to buy food soon. Monday toilet paper was gone everywhere, but food was there.

>>13805357
>Still no toilet paper available, but I got a big pack just as the retards started panic buying so I'm good with that.
youre a retard cunt, literally part of the problem.
2020 efficiency jerking stores follow just in time inventory management strategies, where the stock they need comes in the day they need it, all the way back from the manufacture to the store. shelve space has doubled over recent years at woolies, yet their back store rooms have halved. just a 5% increase in their modelled sales fucks them over. here you are bitching about retards panic buying bog roll when here you are buying double your groceries and getting a years supply of paper to wipe your fat cunt vinegary shits with. kill yoursef

>>13800504
Sveden
Everything is normal

i'm having baked potatos. food situation seems good. haven't checked the store in a while though.

>>13803946
>People with babies are struggling to find formula

They need to suck tits.

>>13803979

Italian noods are actually called pasta.

>>13805357
>big city in australia

Are you really that afraid of saying Melbourne?

>>13805395
>buying one pack of the only type that was left on the shelf is being part of the problem
well fuck I guess i should have just left that packet there for no reason even though I needed it right?
dumbass.
>>13805416
Adelaide

>>13805426
>not knowing that only /v/, /vg/, /a/ and /tv/ have spoiler tags enabled.

At least you're in one of the whiter cities.

>UK
>Place hundred odd miles from London
>Hard to get some supplies but I personally have plenty of food
I ate a frozen ready meal from M&S that's about 2 years old by accident. I was trying to use up some old stuff you see.
It was Cod and Vegetables. Didn't even taste or smell bad at all. I defrosted it in the fridge overnight.
I hope I don't get food poisoning. I chased it down with a shot of Baileys just in case.

>>13805435
I know that, it's for comedic effect.

>>13805467
I used a couple months frozen patty in a bread burger 2 nights ago. It gave me massive liquid shits, but physically I felt fine. The burger was delicious

>>13805482
I should probably make myself sick then.

>>13805486
I'm surprised the diabetes juice you call Baileys didn't do that already.

>>13805495
Ok. I think I got most of it out. Just in case had a shot of Sambuca too after throwing up.

>>13805513
Did you seriously just induce vomiting on yourself?

>>13805521
Yeah. It was pretty easy actually. I use the two finger method in the back of the throat. You just hold your fingers there to the left side, being careful not to block the airway and then retch a couple times and puke it up.
Psychologically just think about being ill, or like flies and mouldy food and stuff and it'll come out quick.
I just don't want to risk it. I was almost going to throw it out but then I hadn't had cod in ages. I thought it said 2019 not 2017. Only realised when I was throwing the card away.
An M&S food hall opened up last year but I must have got it from the other M&S up town.

>>13805533
It don't see how this is more preferable to you than just crapping it out later.

I have $2000 right now. I have no idea what to do with it.

>>13805404
that was good, i fried 5 pieces of bacon. and a lot of sour creme. forgot to get cheese at the store though

>>13805586
whoops thought this was /biz/

>>13805586
You probably shouldn't do anything with it besides buying food. No stocks are worth anything right now.

>>13805559
Maybe with some luck I've managed to puke out most of the bad stuff still in the food before it was digested. I had only literally just eaten it about 20 mins ago.
The only other thing I ate today was cheerios so it was pretty easy to spot the fish and veg.
Well I'll probably be off ill soon with Corona anyway.

>>13805595
You're an interesting person. To me, at least.

>>13805601
Well. Doctors induce people to be sick then they OD on drugs or ingest something toxic. And the faster thats done, the more effective it is. So I figured I may as well try the same. Might have worked, might not have. Won't know until a few hours to days later.

>>13803751
Where do you live cause that isn't the case where I'm at.

>>13805413

>>13805310
also intubation and death lmao

>>13803759
just hit up airgas and buy a 20lb tank already.

>>13803946
cuba wouldn't waste valuable shelf space with 150 different brands of sugar cereal and 350 different types of badly made shitty palm oil using chocolate.

And when the rumor spread today that the Governor was going to close all non-essential businesses and order a sherter in place for people there was another round of panic buying in Mini Soda. This time it spread to the liquor stores.

>>13800504
USA, Texas
Houston-Urban
shelves are maybe 70% stocked. at least the stores i went to.
ass wipe is still hard to come by, but if you get to the store when they open, you can get ass wipe and groceries.
>MFW nobody is buying chicken broth/stock and spices

>>13806603
i like these people. buying liquor in a panic.

>>13805711
I'm in North Fort Worth where we have sizable Vietnamese, Laotian, Indian and to smaller extent Thai populations (largest Buddha in North America!) and I'm the one that says they keep trying to buy all my milk.

>>13806706
So do I. I've been slowly building up my supply for the past few days. Almost up the the level of having a 14 day bender if I have to self quarantine.

>>13806776
have fun anon and hope the black dog stays away

>>13806863
I shall. Glad I'm planning ahead.

>>13806776
>buy a box of cheap wine
>joke that i'm stockpiling
>cashier laughs robotically
>go to another liquor store
>repeat
Little do they know it isn't really a joke.

>>13806970
>box of cheap wine
>not bottom shelf vodka
Anon......

>>13805395
no fucktard if he was part of the problem he would have bought 2 or 3. literally was he supposed to break the pack up and buy 1 roll. moron.

>>13805467
frozen meals cannot give you food poisoning unless they were already bad before you froze them.

>>13803979
I was going to try to hit up the store as soon as it opens to try and get a few more items so I don't have to go out for the rest of the day, but we'll see.

>>13805467
I did this once with a frozen spinach lasagna. Spent the night puking the spinach up.

>>13800593
Yeah almost like they are sleeper cells purposely causing shortages and panic.

>>13800504
>Argentina , Chaco
>suburban
>the quarantene just started yesterday so people are going crazy buying stuff right now becuase they know the shelves will be empty now that the president said it would not be empty (they are used to be lied to)

The only thing that gets me sad is Mcdonalds and burger king closing down instead of giving delivery service.

>Southwestern Norway
>Fairly small place on the outskirts of big cities
It was more or less picked clean when Corona drew first blood about a week ago but I can get pretty much anything I'd want now ( even toilet paper ). It helps that there's a lot of stores around here, some of them have limits on how much you can buy ( yeast, flour and eggs mainly )

>>13807005
Isn't vodka a girl's drink?

>>13807362
When you become a real alcoholic you switch back to vodka because it gives you less heartburn, doesn't smell, and gives you a much more "clear" drunk.

>DFW, TX, USA
>Suburban as fuck
>Out of (that I saw and/or checked): Potatoes, non-white onions, most green vegetables, fresh beef, fresh chicken, milk, eggs, rice, beans, flour, pasta

I think I am in a place that's the perfect mix of affluent enough to store and purchase large amounts of everything, willing to cook for themselves, and stupid.

>Whitehorse, Yukon
>Rice, flour, beans, oats, TP are snapped up almost as soon as they hit shelves
>Produce shelves almost full (lmao)
>frozen food may or may not be doing fine, I don't buy much frozen shit
>milk, eggs, butter at about 50%
>meat is pretty scarce but not impossible to find

I was a boy scout and the phrase "Always be Prepared" really stuck with me, so I have several months of food on hand at any given time.
I also work from home anyways, so I am not really affected in the least by this whole thing.

>>13807364
Yeah, but isn't it a girls drink? Real men drink boxed red wine to get drunk.

>>13807408
>Southern California
Other than that, exactly the same

>>13800504
Nebraska
Suburban
everything is good except tp, disinfecting wipes, and also rice in some stores. those fuckers just go early and buy all of it

>>13800514
2 weeks ago, I ordered some shit from a warehouse that's 2 hours away. They still haven't dispatched it.

This toilet paper shortage is so artificially induced. I bet that if no news articles or reports had been made about toilet paper, there would be no shortage.

>>13800684
>Only thing is we have very little butter for the past year and now it's worse
we'll make sure you'll get NONE from now on, menachem.

>>13807734
Butter has no nutrients, anyway. Who needs butter. I always cringe when I see my mother chuck some butter in a pan to cook with. Fuck butter.

Lots of good stuff is gone. Thankfully I loaded up on stuff a few weeks ago. Bought a bunch of frozen chicken from costco, wish I could fit more into my freezer.

meow haha meow

>>13800504
>USA, Rhode Island
>cityish
>I literally haven't been grocery shopping since this started, I'm essential personnel so I'm working though the quarantine...been surviving off the free lunches they're giving at work

Bergoot

>>13807730

I'm thinking that in another week or two, all the dweebs who went on a panic spree buying toilet paper are going to start realizing that they have plenty of it. After that, toilet paper should be much easier to find.

Not that I'm worried, though. We have something like 150 rolls of toilet paper. Not from panic buying -- we just buy it at a Sam's Club that is 100 miles from the house and so when we make a trip there, we buy enough of most things to last 6 to 12 months.

>>13800504
>USA, San Diego
>Suburban (but with a producing garden and chickens)
>Pretty OK at the house, stores are picked clean of staples (pasta, rice, flour), but otherwise well stocked. Made a new sourdough starter earlier this week when the lockdowns started happening and there was no commercial yeast to buy.Will be using it to make its first loaf of bread tomorrow (dough is made and autolyzing at present).

>>13800504

>USA, Southeast Georgia, Savannah Area
>vaguely urban
>shelves are 40% stocked, fresh meat impossible to find, alchy shelves running bone dry unless its a liquor shop

>Sydney, Australia
>suburban
>main shortages are meat, canned foods, rice and longer-life vegetables like potatoes and onions
last time i went wasn't that busy though and the atmosphere wasn't very panicky, wouldn't be surprised if it's mostly normal and decently stocked all-round by next week

>>13808195
>autolyzing

Well la de dah, Mr. Frenchman.

>>13800514
I live in PA, which has a liquor monopoly.
The governor shut down all the liquor stores.
I figure it will be within the week when people start breaking into the stores.

>South East of France
>urban
Dunno, I'm in lockdown and can't go out because I'm at higher risks of death

>>13808796
>I figure it will be within the week when people start breaking into the stores.
Based

>Colombia
>urban
> only meat depleted
I came to /ck/ to know how do I survive for 1 month with only rice and other grains, we'll be in cuarantine for 1 month starting this 24th

>NE USA
>suburban
>shit's fucked m8

>>13810883
Nigga you can survive indefinitely on only rice and other grains

>>13800504
> South Island, New Zealand
> Always had a full chest freezer and fridge/freezer.
> Cupboards full of tinned foods.
> Potatoes and onions in the cool-store cupboard.

Food situation is pretty good here, not sure why everyone is panic buying......

>>13811708
>not sure why everyone is panic buying
you'll figure it out soon.

>>13800504
i'm a fishmonger in westchest NY about 1 hour outside the city. We've been getting in huge oerders so we can meet demand. the butchers next to us have been slammed for the last 10 days. Really its paper products, sanitizer, and bread which fly off the shelves as soon as we can stock them.

Honestly its nice for me since, with the restaurants not ordering recently wholesale prices have cratered so we can offer big sales and still make bank to keep everybody empolyed

>>13802788
ginger root is supposed to have certain nebulous health benefits within eastern medicine

>>13806666
>checked
Also Houston, in the suburb/Metropolitan area
Long lines in the morning to get into HEB, and the stores that aren't implementing lines are wiped. Went to try and get some stuff to make gumbo at a smaller Kroger, got the veg and spices just fine, found some sausages, but the meat section was completely empty of everything except for a few lonely racks of ribs and single packaged ribeyes. No gumbo for me. Still out of all packaged water, the canned food is decimated except for the shit no one wants, there was NO flour, hardly any sugar.
At least the ribeyes were good.

>>13805435
>only /v/, /vg/, /a/ and /tv/

>>13812391
You left out /co/

Netherlands, south Holland.

Most supermarkets are well stocked, beer and toilet paper seems to be a bit less choice then normal.

>>13800504
>UK, West Riding.
>Everyone has gone mental, no eggs anywhere, meat down to almost nothing, toilet roll, napkins and wet wipes gone.
>Everyone queueing hours before supermarkets open to further plunder the scant stock.
It's such bullshit. There isn't even yeast so I can make some bread. Thank fuck all the supermarkets are offering special opening times for me to go and pick stuff up before shifts.

>>13800504
>Great Lakes
>Richest county in the state
>TP, water, meat, canned/frozen food all sitting at less than 10% capacity
>Grocery store looks like a ghost town

>>13800504
Australia, Rural West.
Nothing out of the expected really. The only few grocers in town are constantly sold out of meat and non-perishables. I literally just want food for the week, goddamnit,

>>13813567
How's the stock of Sheilas where your at?

>>13800504
>Canada, Montreal
>Downtown so very urban
>Everybody went crazy two weeks ago and store shelves were empty but now they're all mandating max 2 of each item per customer and everyone is staying inside so everything is fully stocked.

Stores were busier than shit yesterday. Today, they are almost empty.....
Weird

>>13815072
Everyone's gone to ground, best time to pick up anything but dry goods.

>>13800504
fuck you salem

>>13800504
>Mexico, Border town
>Urban, most densely populated city in northern Mexico

Went grocery shopping today and all the bread aisle was completely empty, couldn't find any eggs either. Doesn't help that most of the food and toilet paper is being taken by panicked US citizens, thank god they finally closed the border.

>>13815131
>Doesn't help that most of the food and toilet paper is being taken by panicked US citizens, thank god they finally closed the border.
Sure, blame us gooback!

Everything's good in Toronto, I've gone to a lot of Asian markets recently

I ordered some emergency food (4 weeks supply) from an online manufacturer and they have a back log of pre-orders for 10 to 12 weeks, another site was back ordered 7-8 weeks.

Canada
15 minutes from downtown Hamilton but nestled in a valley so kinds isolated.
Food is 5/10

Meh, things are weird here. Day four of isolation. We have lots of the essentials but not much high protein food. That worries me. Streets are pretty dead but it's been gorgeous the past few days. Disappointing.

>>13816224
>Streets are pretty dead
Same here. Discomforting to say the least.

>>13817017
And to top it off, I went through the drive thru at McDicks tonight to pick up dinner. Only one car ahead of me. We both we told to pull into one of the waiting areas while we waited for our food. WTF? Is Covid-19 gonna jump from my car through the closed window of your drive up station?

Bump

>>13800504
>merica/Orlando ucf area
>mostly suburban
>I'm set
I work at publix and the worst was a couple weeks ago when everyone was buying up shit before limits. Not uber terrible right now desu. Rice, pasta, and beans are picked through, unless you get the more expensive ones. There is still milk, but it depends on the time of day and 2% is always gone. Toilet paper is gone first thing in the morning and most meat is gone in the late afternoon or limited; excluding fish. It's not too bad though. Gas stations have milk as well, and I noticed produce is staying in stock better. Also it's a good time to check out your niche grocer. Pic related is from the asian store, which was pretty stocked up still; kinda sadly. It'll probably keep getting better after all the Karen's have panicked bought. The worst are people acting like, "What are we going to do if they closed down you guys" and just having bad vibes in general.

>CO, Denver area
>20-60 minute wait to enter
>everything is rationed
>maybe have 25% of things in stock, almost nothing fresh

>>13806666
>stock
Same. Was low on better than bullion, but the store was still fully shelved.

>>13800514
any other seattle anons around? i want to try going to the store probably wednesday morning but i dont want to walk the 1.5 miles there to find out it's all out of stock. how is it?

>>13819033
>Canada, Quebec
>20k pop town
>Shelves are 98% full, some things are short but very few.

Thing is the city posted on their website that people 70+ should order from the single grocery store in town and now you can't order from it anymore because it's completely booked. People aren't thinking about ordering from the grocery stores next town 10km away which is what I did you can literally order for the next day.

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>13806770
>13805711
It's not the case where I'm at either, but we still have a fucking ginger shortage with a big zero Asian population. These old wives tales are persistent in Scotland too.
Also something along the lines of 4/5ths of East Asian ethnics can't even drink milk without dying or shitting everywhere, so I'm pretty skeptical.

Dallas area:
In today's grocery store report, no chicken, no beef, no lamb, nasty looking old seafood, very little fruit or veg, no paper towels, no milk/yogurt, and of course no paper towels or toilet paper

>>13819420
The checkout lady said that if you aren't at the grocery store at 6:59, they'll be sold out before the hour’s up, even with the quantity restrictions; Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 is old people time only

>>13819425
legit need paper products; we didn't panic-buy, and are now facing the consequence of being reasonable (some would say “fuck you, you’re unprepared”)

I hate humanity and pray this kills 10% of us all

>>13802788
The gays like to put it in their asses as a precursor to sodomy.

>>13803728
Same. Greengrocers and foreign markets are less depressing to be in right now.

>>13819434
same my man, ive got 3 rolls of tp in the house and am starting to get nervous.

>>13816082
what about supermarkets close to you?

>>13811946
Ayo this nigga mongers FISH

As for me, I'm in NYC; TP and paper towels are gone and a few shelves at costco/BJs/Walmart are empty (meat specifically) but local ethnic markets are well stocked

>>13819713
Start taking showers instead. Just take a butt shower...

>>13807781
>browses /ck/

>>13819775
what about them?

>>13800504
>Your country
Clapistan
>Urban/subsurban/rural
A microsuburb in a very urban area
>Food status
Odd. TJ's is simultaneously wiped out but restocked, Star Market has everything I need except toilet paper, and Target is wiped out except for all the things I like. Like I went to their bread aisle the other day, everything was gone except for the 15 grain bread that I usually get, and all the salsa was gone except for the pineapple mango salsa which is their best flavor. More power to me I guess.

Bumping to make sure my fellow anons are ok. I'm expecting a shut down here in Mini Soda some time this week, and I was informed today that I work for a 'Essential Business'. Was even given a letter by my company's chief counsel and VP to show the cops if I get pulled over for violating that order. I think the plant manager is contacting a state regulatory agency to get an additional letter we can show. Crazy.

>>13819713
What are you nervous about? You're bound to spot some for sale within the next six months. You're not going to run out.

>>13802820
drinking dirty chinook puddles.
Get at least some bottled water my dude.

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