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Every fall, we do a major pantry stock-up to prepare for the long Canadian winter ahead. In this video, we head to Costco and Wholesale Club to buy everything our large family will need for the next several months — from staples like flour, sugar, and oats to proteins, canned goods, and household essentials.
We spent around $3,000 this time, focusing on quality, value, and long-term storage so we can stay stocked up and skip as many store trips as possible once the snow sets in.
If you enjoy large family pantry prep, bulk buying, or building your food storage for winter, this video will give you plenty of ideas for how to make it work in real life — no doomsday prepping, just good old-fashioned practicality.
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