Emergency food advice
- Refrigerated food that spends more than four hours over 40º Fahrenheit is not safe to eat. However, if food is still cool to the touch, they're safe.
- If you don't have electricity, heat food outside on a charcoal grill or propane stove. For indoors, keep a can of Sterno, or heat in a can.
- If you need regular medication or have a small child, stock up on those items too.
- If you live in an area at high risk for flooding, consider buying all pantry items in cans.
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