Your Grocery List for Hurricane Season

The City & County of Honolulu has put together a list of things you should keep in your home—just in case.

Photo: David Croxford
 

Pictured above is the recommended 5- to 7-day emergency food supply for two people, as suggested by the City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Emergency Management. Find more information at oahudem.org.

• 2 cans of tuna

• 
2 cans of salmon


• 2 cans of chicken


• 3 cans of Vienna sausage


• 3 cans of SPAM

• 
3 cans of corned beef hash

• 
3 cans of corned beef


• 3 cans of deviled ham


• 2 cans of beef stew


• 3 cans of chili and beans


• 3 cans of pork and beans


• 3 cans of cream of mushroom soup


• 6 cans of assorted soups

• 12 cans of assorted fruits


• 7 cans of assorted vegetables


• 3 six-packs of fruit juice


• 2 boxes of seedless raisins

• 
2 boxes of instant oatmeal


• 2 boxes of cereal

• 
3 packages of soda crackers


• 3 packages of cream crackers


• 2 packages of cookies


• 3 pounds of rice


• 1 pound of granulated sugar


• 2 packages of hard candy


• 2 jars of jelly

• 2 containers of Tang


• 2 containers of instant coffee


• 2 containers of instant tea


• 1 container of non-dairy creamer


• 1 salt shaker


• 1 pepper shaker


• 2 jars of peanuts


• 2 containers of mustard


• 1 container of ketchup


• 2 six-packs of soda

• 
2 containers of peanut butter


• 1 pint of cooking oil


• 14 gallons of water