Target offers the service on most of its nonperishable items.
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We have extra water, batteries, lanterns, ice, nonperishable foods, etc.
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We need nonperishable food, wipes, adult and children's diapers, bug spray.
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Prime PantryAn Amazon service that ships nonperishable grocery items for an additional fee.
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Information would be the soul 2.0–eternal, immaterial, nonperishable support for our existence.
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Could these machines that hold about 403 nonperishable items each realistically replace bodegas?
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Here, prices have tended to be higher than with conventional and nonperishable items.
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You may not be able to keep pets, houseplants or nonperishable food items.
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Residents had no choice but to share their nonperishable food supplies and their labor.
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Nonperishable items like trash bags, toilet paper, sunscreen, cleaning supplies, toothpaste, and aluminum foil.
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Food banks are stocking up on nonperishable, hearty fare like pasta, beans and tuna.
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Once reviewed and accepted, Feeding Children Everywhere sends 40 nonperishable kits the very next day.
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"We need water, we need toiletries, we need nonperishable foodstuff, we need candles," he said.
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In Miami, supermarkets and other stores were already selling out of water and nonperishable food.
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The kit contains nonperishable, pre-portioned ingredients, along with an easy-to-follow recipe card.
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Have a supply of nonperishable food in your cabinets, along with a box of medicines.
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But even if the research doesn't bear it out, nonperishable food seems like a sure bet.
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You can make a donation to its Feeding Families Fund or provide nonperishable food supplies here.
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Food is still available — many stores still had plenty of canned goods and other nonperishable items Tuesday.
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Food is still available—many stores still had plenty of canned goods and other nonperishable items Tuesday.
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Resident Bruce Darville said he prepared for Matthew's arrival by collecting water, nonperishable foods and other essentials.
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With other volunteers, she assembles bags of nonperishable items to be handed out to members of the community.
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"Consider keeping a two-week to 30-day supply of nonperishable food at home," Harvard Medical School says.
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We made sure to get a good assortment of perishable and nonperishable food to last us two weeks.
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As a result, many people are stocking up on supplies like face masks, hand sanitizer, and nonperishable food.
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Nonperishable products, like paper towels or canned beans, would be stored on a separate floor, away from customers.
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Additionally, they will launch a product line of sustainable foods and nonperishable products such as jams and sauces.
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Stock up on nonperishable food, water and medicine You'll want to prepare supplies to last at least a week.
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The typical call for hurricane relief donations often lists nonperishable items such as canned goods, crackers and peanut butter.
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Spoiled items will be thrown away, and items including fans, batteries, and nonperishable food will be distributed, it said.
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Volunteers with Border Angels leave gallons of water, nonperishable clothing, and hygienic products in the desert along migrant routes.
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Food manufacturers got their start by making marginally healthful foods that were relatively nonperishable and affordable to the masses.
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Lally sees opportunities to use fresh food to promote nonperishable food products that have struggled as consumer preferences shift.
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Many other pantries, lacking refrigeration and space, were limited to nonperishable foods, leaving some neighborhoods without fruits and vegetables.
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Families who fled will also need items such as pop-top cans of nonperishable food, bottled water and diapers.
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The Guard did not explain why nonperishable items, such as crates of water bottles, weren't immediately sent to hurricane victims.
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Plus the loaves are also considered nonperishable, and when stored in an airtight container, they can last over a year.
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For Target, "Drive Up" will initially feature nearly 200,000 items such as home furnishings, household essentials, toys and nonperishable food.
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The service offers shoppers about 500 nonperishable goods for two-day delivery, with orders over $75 dropped off at no charge.
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And a donation site for nonperishable food items for government workers at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport will stay open through Friday.
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The back of the station wagon held the essentials: pillows and blankets, combs and toothbrushes, extra clothes, jackets and nonperishable food.
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He'd make quarterly trips to bulk shops to stock up on frozen, canned, and other nonperishable goods like rice and lentils.
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Armani McGriff, a 29-year-old retail worker, said she picked up nonperishable food and candles after the flooding earlier this week.
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Shoppers are snapping up nonperishable items like canned goods and cereal and emptying shelves of fresh staples like milk, meat and bread.
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Here's some of our advice: Just because you're stocking up doesn't mean you have to live on nonperishable foods and canned vegetables.
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It's instead selling customers dinners from Takeout Kit, which sells nonperishable prepackaged dinners, or Chef'd, which has drawn investment from Smithfield Foods.
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The Italian national health officials are battling to contain panic among Italians who are stocking up on bottled water and nonperishable food.
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Families should take precautions to prepare for disasters, too, with emergency stores of water, nonperishable foods, medical supplies, and any needed documents.
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Across town in a warehouse district, pallets filled with water bottles, paper goods and nonperishable foods draw volunteers sorting and packing the items.
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The first, Costco Grocery, offers shoppers about 500 nonperishable goods for two-day delivery, with orders over $75 dropped off at no charge.
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Food: Three days' worth of nonperishable food can come in many forms, including massive hunks of survival food bars that contain 2,000 calories.
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A press release announcing the planned food drive asked the public to donate nonperishable food and other items such as toiletries and baby supplies.
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In the event of a severe pandemic, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security suggests keeping a two-week supply of nonperishable food on hand.
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Donations are continually coming in: A university in Ohio is sending batteries and flashlights, and a church in Georgia is send tons of nonperishable food.
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They are now creating a two-week stockpile of nonperishable food, including rice, beans, and canned vegetables and meats, that asylum seekers can access themselves.
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There is a "doomsday sentiment" among many bitcoin users, who horde the currency along with nonperishable food and drinks in the event of an emergency.
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For $4,499.99, a single person can gorge for a whole year on a kit of chicken stew, breakfast skillets, and chili mac with beef, all nonperishable.
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He's gone to stock up on things like hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, and nonperishable food—not for himself, but for customers who hire him on Postmates.
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They employ cadres of buyers to scour the city each day for fruits, vegetables and nonperishable goods, bearing budgets that overwhelm those of the average household.
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Nonperishable foods and excess perishables — a truckload of apples, for example — go to the 45,000-square-foot food rescue facility in Queens, where they are divided up.
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California officials are encouraging those who wish to help victims of the wildfires to make financial donations to relief organizations, rather than donations of nonperishable goods or clothing.
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Trump is once again reviving the idea of replacing some Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits with monthly deliveries of nonperishable foods like pasta, peanut butter and canned fruit.
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At the slower end of the spectrum, Prime Pantry lets customers pay $5.99 for a big box of nonperishable grocery items like cereal, laundry detergent, and garbage bags.
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The memo described a concept for a store that would allow shoppers to order nonperishable items through an app as they roamed aisles to pick out fresh groceries.
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The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration recommends that you have enough nonperishable food, water and medicine to last each person in your family a minimum of one week.
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Notably, these totes also correspond to the type of items this fulfillment center ships: nonperishable goods that are "18 inches or smaller," the general manager Chris Colvin said.
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He could fill the tank, surprise Dorothy at work, load the trunk with nonperishable groceries and supplies, and then it'd be just the three of them, the open road.
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In addition to the batteries, the group has assembled care packages with nonperishable items, such as Spam, baby food, formula, diapers, water, first-aid kits, aspirin and other medicines.
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In fact, while steamboats took over the more lucrative passenger trade, schooners and sloops delivered the bulk of nonperishable foodstuffs and other commodities that were used in everyday life.
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In the fall, Walmart bought Parcel, a 24-hour delivery service that uses algorithms and leased vehicles to send perishable and nonperishable products to customers in New York City.
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Kitchen cabinets for art supplies: On a friend's recommendation, Ms. Williams started keeping her nonperishable food in the refrigerator to free up space for her arts-and-crafts supplies.
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If you're passing through the Pacific Northwest, a donation site for nonperishable food items has been setup at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport specifically to collect donations for government workers. 2.
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Shelf-stable goods makers react As people rush to buy canned food and other nonperishable items, big consumer goods companies are trying to meet demand without needlessly ratcheting up production.
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Local Fox affiliate Q13 reported that the man, who did not wish to be identified, purchased 100 generators for about $85033 each, in addition to canned goods and other nonperishable supplies.
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Over the course their pseudo-Martian sojourn, the team ate nonperishable foods (and some veggies grown in a lab) and lived in incredibly cramped quarters (1,200 square-feet, or 111-square meters).
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But it turns out that a lot of items are in the same product category that is inexplicably very specific and very broad all at once: Nonperishable items that are under 18 inches.
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David Roth, a forecaster at the National Weather Service, reiterated the official advice to stockpile three to seven days of nonperishable food if you are in an area that could get heavy snow.
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Make a kit: Gather nonperishable foods, bottled water (at least three gallons per person), first aid supplies, portable phone chargers that are charged themselves, and other essentials you'll need for at least 72 hours.
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The Trump administration is proposing a major shakeup to the the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP): instead of giving low-income families food stamps every month, they would give them a box of nonperishable foods.
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The couple partnered up with Brad's alma mater Belmont University to open The Store, a food bank set up like a supermarket to serve both fresh and nonperishable groceries to people in need for one year.
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In On Site Opera's production of Menotti's gentle "Amahl and the Night Visitors," the three wise men seek shelter at Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, where audience members are invited to donate nonperishable goods (Dec. 4-8).
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But in the lead-up to a pandemic, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recommended stocking up a "two-week supply of food and water," including nonperishable foods, as well as maintaining stocks of nonprescription drugs.
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The brand, Uniquely J, will launch in the next few months, the company said, and will feature nonperishable grocery items like olive oil and coffee pods as well as packaged goods like laundry detergent and paper towels.
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The Trump administration and grocery industry leaders say the U.S. food supply chain is holding up despite heavy strain amid worries over the coronavirus outbreak, which has cleared out shelves of nonperishable foods, household cleaners and essentials.
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They cost about $20 to $25 and include nonperishable sauces and spices, three recipes that are local to the country, as well as maps and cards that explain why certain flavors and dishes are important to the particular culture.
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In fact, the family stored up so much nonperishable food in the event of the end of the world that they ended up subsisting for months on "colorless suppers of dried meat and powdered mashed potatoes," refusing to admit their error.
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Category 4 hurricanes often include long-term power outages and water shortages lasting from a few weeks to a few months, so again, it's important for any remaining residents to have a significant nonperishable food and water supply at hand.
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With Prime Pantry, which also launched in 2014, Amazon honed its focus on competing with the Walmarts and pharmacies of the world by giving Prime subscribers an easy way to fill one giant box with household supplies and other nonperishable goods.
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It still sells nonperishable food from its main online store, and it also delivers groceries from Whole Foods in certain locations in the US. It also runs its AmazonFresh service, which costs an extra $14.99 per month on top of Prime.
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Bedridden for the past decade, only recently did he begin to accept outside help, first in the form of packages of nonperishable foods and, more recently, in that of caregivers who swab around his bed with disinfectant and help lift him.
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These nonperishable items, which could include staples like paper towels and canned foods, would be brought down to the checkout area as the customer shops, and the supermarket would also have a designated area to pick up groceries ordered online.
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They are making repeat trips to big-box stores for flashlights and batteries and blankets and nonperishable food and baby formula and diapers and tampons and hand wipes and over-the-counter medicines, and then they are giving it all away.
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It plans to accomplish this, in large part, by giving low-income families boxes of pasta, cereal and other nonperishable foods, rather than giving them the full amount of their benefit on electronic cards, as the SNAP program works today.
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Up and down the Florida coast on Thursday, people emptied store shelves of water and nonperishable food items, searched for batteries, gasoline and diapers, and many followed signs that directed them to sandbags or the basic ingredients to shovel their own.
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"With funding, food banks can source the appropriate resources they need for their communities — whether it's household items like toilet paper and cleaning supplies or nonperishable food items," Kathryn Strickland, chief network officer of Feeding America, told Vox in an email.
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The first few days were critical, and we continued working while many team members had no access to food and water, other than what our company was able to obtain, and were living on nonperishable foods, like potato chips and canned soup.
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Tufekci recommends enough nonperishable food for two to three weeks, along with some bottled water in case of a disruption in access (though, she notes, this is less likely than community isolation measures), any prescriptions you need, and basic over-the-counter medications.
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In fact, the effects of the virus are beginning to infiltrate almost all aspects of our lives — from becoming a larger stock market driver than politics to driving a shortage of anti-bacterial and nonperishable items from places like Walmart and Costco.
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During and after the Korean War, Lee says, Koreans learned about many nonperishable American foods such as Spam, hot dogs and processed cheese through U.S. military pantries and adopted them as a part of their staple diet, though they used them in their own ways.
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"People might want to slowly start to stock up on enough nonperishable food to last their households through several weeks of social distancing at home during an intense wave of transmission in their community," risk communications experts Jody Lanard and Peter Sandman wrote last week.
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In the care packages we were to include a few nonperishable snacks, a family photo, a small stuffed animal, and a note to the children, telling them that, if their parents could not make it to the school, there was nothing for them to worry about.
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Liccardo encouraged people to have an emergency kit with the following items: one gallon of water per day for each person and pet, nonperishable or canned food for seven days, a can opener, a flashlight, batteries, and a radio that is either battery-powered, solar-powered or hand crank.
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As the number of coronavirus cases in the US has grown, some worried customers are stocking up even further — on nonperishable food, bottled water, over-the-counter medication, and household necessities, from toilet paper and cleaning wipes to pet food and alcohol — in case they have to self-quarantine.
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Holiday Retirement communities in Florida have buses on standby in case of evacuation, more than 400 cots and linens, three days' worth of nonperishable foods in addition to twice their normal supply of food, 300 gallons of spring water and generator backups in case the communities lose power, Colwell said.
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Health officials updated the death toll on Monday to six, with over 953 infected in the US.With the global death toll surpassing 295,227, many Americans have taken precautionary measures by stocking up on nonperishable food items and emergency supplies for the possibility of a quarantine or a break in the supply chain.
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And then there are the three nonperishable items that come up with a creation myth to control the masses: Chief Firewater (a peace-pipe smokin' Native American character in the form of a booze bottle), Grits (as in: a box of them, voiced by Craig Robinson, sounding like George Jefferson), and Twink (a Twinkie, use your imagination).
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Americans are currently learning how to wash their hands for 20 seconds, realizing how difficult it is not to touch their faces, stocking up on toilet paper, cleaning products, and nonperishable food, memorizing what percentage of alcohol is necessary in hand sanitizer to kill the virus, and analyzing every informational blast released by public health officials.
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Consider nonperishable snacks that are carry-on safe, like powdered protein shakes (go for pea protein powder if you can because it's easy to digest and the least allergenic, compared with other, usually whey-based, powdered proteins), low-sodium jerky, low-sodium powdered soups that can be rehydrated with hot water, roasted chickpeas, nuts (as long as you're not allergic to nuts!), and dried fruits or crunchy vegetables.
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AAA suggests keeping a year-round version in your car with the following: Mobile phone and charger Warning devices (flares or triangles) First aid kit Jumper cables Flashlight and extra batteries Duct tape Basic tool kit (tire pressure gauge, screwdriver, pliers, adjustable wrench, etc.) Rags, paper towels and/or baby wipes Nonperishable food items (nuts, dried fruit energy bars, snacks for pets if you are traveling with them) Drinking water For a cold-weather version, add: Ice scraper Traction aids (sand, salt, cat litter) Snow shovel Blankets Extra warm clothing (gloves, hats, scarves) Do Your Homework AAA also advises not to ignore warning lights, and to check tire pressure, engine oil level and exterior lights at least once a month.
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