What should we buy now - looking 18 months in the future?

I'm curious -

What should we buy now - looking 18 months in the future?

We all see the writing on the wall.
Which products or items will see the highest inflation?
What could we buy now, to save 18 months down the line?

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Wouldn't it be smart to check out what's needed and how to make it ... while the economy's wheels are still rolling, and you can still get items from the brown truck of happiness? Hmmm.

As soon as I get a few paychecks in, I am buying a deep freeze an a butchered cow . This will be accomplished by months end.

I've been buying multiples of everything I usually shop for, like if I need a new pair of work boots, I'll buy 2 or 3 pairs; gardening gloves, bleach. If there's a sale on detergent, like $3.99 for a two gallon jug, I'll buy all that are out on the shelf. As far as thinking ahead, the news has been clear that there will be shortages of gasoline, DEF, eggs, wheat, sunflower seeds, and baby formula, to name a few. Stocking up on several tanks or barrels of each would be smart.

Bleach only lasts for about 12-18 months. Get pool shock without fungicides. You can make your own bleach. There are plenty of Youtubes that show you how. Store it in a glass jar with a plastic lid, never metal as it will eat through it.

Baby formula is the one food that has an expiration date.

Make your own with evaporated milk and Karo syrup - make sure it doesn't have HFCS, Karo doesn't.

Many on here were raised on this.