Emergency Shopping List

Over on Modern Survival Online is a nice emergency preparedness shopping list.  This list is designed to be used as a final run to the store in the case of a TEOTWAWKI event to stock up on as much as you can before the shelves are bare. Ideally you are already prepped and are just adding as much as you can in an organized fashion.  It is set up for two people, to be as efficient as possible as the store will probably be somehow chaotic if a TEOTWAWKI event has taken place. If you have a list though, you will have a greater advantage over those that don't.
If you are new to prepping, this list could also be used as a good starting point.

First Person

• Health and Beauty aids: Vitamins Centrum silver men and women’s. The silver has a little more of everything. Fish oil, vitamin D, Vitamin C, E and B12. Cold medicines, laxatives, Anti diarrhea, eye wash, foot powder, blister help mole skin. Gauze, band aids, medical tape, alcohol, peroxide, betadine, arm knee and leg braces. Razors and shaving cream, women’s monthly stuff. Soap and shampoo (Get a good bar soap and you can use it to wash your hair).
• Lawn and Garden:  An axe and a wood splitting maul, a hoe, rake and shovel. Two cycle oil and a couple of files. A chain and bar for my chainsaw. Seeds.
• Paint: Grab a few cans of camo type flat colors and a quart or two of natural colors. Also 4mil plastic sheeting, tape, paint brushes.
• Lighting: Anything solar and some 12 volt L.E.D if they have it.
• Hardware: Screws, nails, screw driver, hammer, saw and blades , Torx bits, wrench set
• Sporting goods: Lanterns, propane, flashlights, batteries, deer feeder, 6 volt batteries and solar chargers, camo clothing, camp dry, ammo, a small tent, fish hooks and line, fire making equipment and a couple of good knives.
• Automotive: A battery and some motor oil, grease, fix a flat, plug kit, 12 volt tire pump.
• Clothing section: Socks and work and winter gloves.
• Canning supplies: Pickling spices, jars, utensils

2nd Person

• Nuts, jerky and a roll or two of pepperoni.
• On to the baking aisle to grab flour, sugar, yeast, butter milk powder, baking powder, baking soda, corn meal salt, oil, canned milk, cocoa powder, powdered milk, cinnamon, pepper, spices, cake mixes.
• Breakfast foods: Oatmeal, cream of wheat, syrup, molasses, honey, pancake mix, canned fruit and dried fruit
• Juice aisle: V8 and other assorted juices
• Canned meat aisle: Canned meats, rice, beans and stews and gravy mixes
• Canned veggies: All the green veggies you can afford and carrots and potatoes.
• Sauces
• Olives and pickles.