Vegan emergency food supply list

Vegan staple foods to have in case of an emergency

Easy and manageable vegan emergency food supply list that will last you a couple of weeks in case you need to stay inside. How to have a well-stocked vegan pantry.

My husband and I have been in Florida visiting my brother for the past few weeks. It’s been interesting to watch the coronavirus news unfold from passive “fake news, liberal conspiracy” skepticism to toilet-paper-hoarding panic (think it might be time to install that bidet we’ve always wanted #SqueekyCleanAssHoleClub)

We’re heading back to Michigan tomorrow, so it will be interesting to see what it’s like on the road.

We will be coming home to an empty fridge. Since I love having certain staples on hand (beans, pasta and sauces, frozen veggies) we won’t be completely out of food. Plus, one of my secret talents is being able to whip up meals from a seemingly empty pantry.

Still, I’m feeling just a teensy bit anxious to get back and get some basic food necessities in case we won’t be able to leave the house for a couple of weeks.

I’m sharing with you the vegan food supply list that I’m going to buy when I get home. There’s no need to freak the fuck out, I just plan on buying enough for a couple of weeks. I plan on making a lot of soups in my instant pot and pasta dishes.

To keep our immune system up, we’re going to continue to make our daily green smoothes. We pack in as many greens and antioxidant rich foods as we can in there.

I’ve also had an Imperfect Foods subscription for a while now. They deliver produce and foods that stores otherwise wouldn’t buy because they look too “ugly”. So, I will be buying whatever produce they have on hand this week. It’s great because they deliver it right to your doorstep, so I may not even have to go to the grocery store.

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Here is my vegan emergency food supply list that I will be getting.

Beans/legumes

• Dried & canned black beans

• Dried & canned kidney beans

• Dried & canned split peas

• Dried & canned chickpeas

• Dried lentils – I use this for ground beef alternative in pastas and other dishes

Pantry items

• Shelf stable soymilk

• Shelf stable tofu

• Soy Curls

• Extra firm tofu – I’ll throw extra in the freezer, package and all. It makes the tofu nice and chewy.

• Peanut butter

• Vegan Chocolate (hey, it’s a stress reliever)

• Jelly

• Popcorn Kernals

• Tahini – I use this to make salad dressings and hummus

• Bread

• Bread flour – to make homemade bread

• Quick rising yeast – to make homemade bread

• Pasta shells

• Noodles

• Pasta sauce

• Brown rice

• Canned diced tomatoes

• Canned crushed tomatoes

• Flour tortillas

• Lasagna noodles – Lasagna is a great meal to feed you for a few days.

• Miso soup packs – in case you get sick and need something light to eat

• Vegan canned soups (Amy’s brand has a lot of options)

• Vegetable bouillon cubes or paste

• Curry paste

• Coconut milk

• Raw cashews – to make creamy vegan cheese and pasta sauces

• Nutritional yeast – to make vegan cheese

Fruit

• Apples – they last a few weeks in the fridge

• Oranges

• Kale

• Bananas

• Frozen berries for smoothies – gotta keep that immune system strong

Vegetables

• Frozen broccoli

• Frozen corn

• Frozen bell peppers and onions blend

• Frozen spinach

• Fresh broccoli

• Fresh cauliflower

• Potatoes – keep them in the fridge to last longer

• Sweet potatoes

• Garlic and onions – keep them in the fridge to last longer

• Button mushrooms – my favorite meaty replacement

• Fresh ginger – I like putting this in my smoothies for an immune system boost

Vegan meat & cheese alternatives

• Favorite vegan meat alternatives

• Pre-made vegan junk foods (pizza, burritos, chick’n nuggets) – since we won’t be eating out in restaurants, I like to have these on hands for the weekends so it feels a little more fun and tasty than the weekday meals.

• Vegan cheese (Chao or Violife) – I will DEFINITELY be making my easy stovetop vegan mac and cheese

• Vegan mayo (Veganaise or JUST mayo)