I've recently heard people jokingly refer to buying $600 worth of canned salmon as an investment strategy.
Is anyone seriously considering buying a freezer to take advantage of food specials or anything like that, since the prices are apparently going up?
In days of old that was just a standard practice from what I understand ( keeping a supply of dry good foods on hand in case of a disaster or emergency). I think I recall a law restricting this instituted during the Clinton administration under the guise of hoarding but I'm not clear on exactly what the law states. Sandalwood might know this one? I personally try to keep at least a 6 month supply of various long lasting foods on hand. Would that I were able to keep 6 months of bill money but I've not had much luck with that in my lifetime.
