Or at least they do if you are a betting man and were waiting for bookies to actually start giving odds on what will be rationed in the UK in 2019.....#globalbritain
Lucky bread is easy to make then, eh? (Although we should wait until March before rushing out to buy yeast, because it doesn't have a llong shelf life.)
I live in a country where there is literally no point in making your own bread, but I might have a go anyway for fun. Trying to get my parents in the UK to start stockpiling but the message doesn't appear to be sinking in yet.
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https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Ration-odds.png
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Lucky bread is easy to make then, eh? (Although we should wait until March before rushing out to buy yeast, because it doesn't have a llong shelf life.)
*buys cow*
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That's a great tip.
I live in a country where there is literally no point in making your own bread, but I might have a go anyway for fun. Trying to get my parents in the UK to start stockpiling but the message doesn't appear to be sinking in yet.
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or, make sure you have flour and milk in?
failing that, rice keeps for a while I gather
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Flour isn't on the list of things likely to be rationed. And milk can be frozen but it takes up a hell of a lot of space.
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presumably bread would be rationed because flour was in short supply
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Then logically flour would be rationed too.
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