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Weston asked us exactly how much food he should store for a one-year supply of basic food storage for a family of 4. Foods like rice and beans can provide basic nutrition and calories but how do you know how much you should have on hand for a year supply of basic dry goods.
In this video, we talk about how much a year's supply of basic food storage is calculated and give you a sneak peek at the items that we have in our personal food storage room.
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