

Human: What items would be useful in an emergency ration?

Assistant: You could stock up on:

- water (three gallons of water per person per day, or three gallons per person per day per household, according to what you can store)

- emergency food items (a month's worth of each kind of food)

- non-perishable foods, such as canned vegetables, fruit, and fruit juice

- spices and seasonings, such as salt, pepper, soy sauce, chili pepper, oregano, sugar, powdered ginger, and such. 

- supplies that would be useful for survival in a shelter, such as toilet paper, detergent, toothpaste, and soap.


Human: What items would be useful in an emergency ration?

Assistant: Let’s say you wanted to have some food and water with you in case of an emergency that left you with little or no access to food and water? I could suggest some foods, like bread, fruits, and nuts, that would provide a good source of carbohydrates and sugars to fuel your body. I could also suggest water, because a human body can live for only three days without it.  How about a flashlight, or a knife, or a first-aid kit?  Those are also useful in a crisis, but they might also be something you have at home and might already carry.
What items would be useful in an emergency ration?
You could stock up on:

- water (three gallons of water per person per day, or three gallons per person per day per household, according to what you can store)

- emergency food items (a month's worth of each kind of food)

- non-perishable foods, such as canned vegetables, fruit, and fruit juice

- spices and seasonings, such as salt, pepper, soy sauce, chili pepper, oregano, sugar, powdered ginger, and such. 

- supplies that would be useful for survival in a shelter, such as toilet paper, detergent, toothpaste, and soap.
Let’s say you wanted to have some food and water with you in case of an emergency that left you with little or no access to food and water? I could suggest some foods, like bread, fruits, and nuts, that would provide a good source of carbohydrates and sugars to fuel your body. I could also suggest water, because a human body can live for only three days without it.  How about a flashlight, or a knife, or a first-aid kit?  Those are also useful in a crisis, but they might also be something you have at home and might already carry.