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Prepping for Lactose Intolerant People Stockpile Shopping Guide

Updated: Feb 22

Prepping for Lactose Intolerant people

As sustainability enthusiasts, we understand the importance of being prepared without compromising our values. Prepping for the Lactose Intolerant is critical if this is you. This lactose-free stockpile shopping guide is tailored for those who prioritise sustainable choices even in challenging times. Our checklist aims to provide not only essential items but also quality-of-life boosters, aligning with the idea that survival should include enjoying life sustainably.


Carbs: The Foundation of Your Stockpile

  • Rice: Versatile and available in 4kg bags at the supermarket.

  • Pasta: A classic, don't forget lasagne sheets.

  • Arborio Rice: Perfect for risotto.

  • Noodles: Super Noodles are affordable, tasty, and stackable.

  • Tinned Spaghetti Hoops: A British classic and lockdown staple.

  • Flour: Self-raising and ordinary for various uses.

  • Yeast: Essential for baking.

  • Rice Cakes, Oat Cakes, or Corn Cakes: Healthy and versatile options.

  • Vacuum-sealed Part-Baked Bread: Keeps for ages, quickly baked at home.

  • Stuffing Mix: Adds flavour to meals.

  • Oats: A nutritious and long-lasting option.

  • Weetabix: A breakfast classic.

  • Breakfast Cereals: Choose your favourites for variety.

  • Tinned Potatoes: A convenient option.

  • Powdered Mash: Emergency option if things get desperate.

Canned and Dried Fruits

Note: All fruits mentioned come in tins, which can keep for literal years.

  • Mandarins

  • Pears

  • Peaches

  • Prunes: High in fibre and packed with vitamins.

  • Cherries

  • Grapefruit (optional)

  • Pineapple

Dried Fruits for Porridge Toppings:

  • Banana

  • Figs

  • Prunes

  • Raisins

  • Apricots

  • Apple

Vegetables: Canned and Dried

  • Canned Chopped Tomatoes: A staple in sauces and soups.

  • Canned Sweetcorn

  • Canned Spinach: Rich in vitamins and minerals.

  • Canned Carrots

  • Dried Mushrooms

Tinned/Jarred Proteins

Note: Look for tins or jars on supermarket shelves.

  • Peanut Butter

  • Baked Beans

  • Kidney Beans

  • Butterbeans

  • Chickpeas

  • Cannellini Beans

  • Tuna

  • Salmon

  • Sardines/Pilchards

  • Anchovies

  • Mackerel

  • Herring Roe

  • Canned Crab (for a fancy touch)

  • Stewed Steak

  • Spam

  • Corned Beef

Dried Proteins

  • Yellow Split Peas

  • Red Lentils

  • Brown Lentils

  • Black Beans

  • Bags of Nuts

Cured/Dried/Smoked/Salted Meats

Note: Ideal for dry larders.

  • Beef Jerky

  • Unopened Salami, Chorizo, Pancetta, etc.

  • Salted or Country Ham (store in a fridge or freezer after being cut)

"Dairy" Alternatives

Note: Use oat milk or substitute with soya milk, rice milk, hemp milk, or any other preferred option.

  • Oat Milk: Versatile for tea, coffee, cereal, porridge, cooking, etc.

  • Coconut Milk: Great for cooking Asian cuisine or making piña coladas.

Spices, Sauces & Flavours

  • Ketchup

  • Worcester Sauce

  • Various Cooking Oils (Vegetable, Sunflower, Olive, Groundnut, Sesame)

  • Soy Sauce

  • Fish Sauce

  • Miso Paste

  • Various Stock Cubes

  • Vinegar (Balsamic if preferred)

  • Salt and Pepper

  • Various Curry Powders

  • Dried Herbs (Rosemary, Thyme, Oregano)

  • Various Spices (Cumin, Cayenne Pepper, Paprika, Chilli, Chinese Five-Spice, Cajun Spice Mix, Ground Ginger)

  • Lemon Juice

  • Pesto

  • Tomato Puree

  • Garlic Puree

  • Canned Soups

  • Ready-made Curry and Pasta Sauces

  • Olives (in jars)

Tea Break Supplies

  • Tea

  • Coffee

  • Hot Chocolate Powder

  • Sugar or Sweetener

  • Herbal Teas (Camomile, Mint, Ginger)

Sweet Things

  • Multipacks of Favourite Chocolates

  • Multipacks of Family Favourites

  • Packs of Favourite Biscuits

  • Honey

Pet Supplies

  • Pet Food and Treats (aim for at least one month)

Kitchen and Household Extras

  • Kitchen Roll

  • Bin Bags

  • Matches

  • Tin Foil

  • Greaseproof Paper (or a reusable greaseproof baking sheet)

  • Cling Film

  • Surface Spray

  • Washing-up Liquid

  • Hand Soap

  • Sponges

  • Steel Wool

  • Drain Un-blocker

  • Bleach

  • Cream Cleaner

  • Spare Can Opener (if applicable)

Bathroom Essentials

  • Toilet Roll

  • Shower Gel

  • Shampoo & Conditioner

  • Personal Toiletries (as needed)

  • Feminine Hygiene Products

  • Bags for the Bathroom Bin

Light and Power

  • Candles (with long burn times)

  • Matches

  • LED Candles (as a substitute)

  • AA and AAA Batteries

  • Batteries for Smoke Alarm/Carbon Monoxide Alarm


Remember, this checklist is a guide to help you remember everything. Adapt it to your preferences and dietary needs. Regularly consume from your stockpile and replenish to maintain freshness. Sustainability is key, even in preparation.


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