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I bought a tin of refried beans yesterday, but have absolutely no idea what to do with them.

I might put them in a tortilla or something?

>>8470457
Pretty much. If were not talking emergency scenario, then pan fry up some breakfast stuff like bacon, eggs, and potatoes, + cheese(optional). Any combination you like and you have a standard bean based breakfast taco. Its a calorie bomb but you'll be full for hours. A bit of bacon grease will also mask the can taste.

Personally I prefer the dehydrated ones, which I DO have in my pantry for budgetary emergency. Along with real beans, and rice. I also have pasta, canned veg and a pretty stocked freezer. I'm fucked on water though, one case currently.

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>>8470457

7 layer dip is what you do with refried beans.

>>8470531
>>8470546

Thank you for your suggestions, which I shall look into further. I'm British, and refried beans isn't a commonly used foodstuff, so I really had absolutely no idea about what to do with them. Both ideas look very interesting.

https://emergency.cdc.gov/preparedness/kit/water/

CDC advises 1 gallon per person per day and a minimum of 3 days of water. The elderly, very young, ill, and pregnant should have more water, as well as those living in hot climates.
1 gallon will do a cat or dog for 3 days.

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In a scenario like a tornado or earthquake, you're really going to want it

In a SHTF scenario, people will kill for it
If you stock up on toilet paper, you will become a king

>>8470457
My go-to is makin' Mexican-ish taco filling by mixing them with ground beef. It keeps forever in the fridge, and you can just heat it up and make tacos whenever so long as you have tortillas and cheese on-hand.

It's also nice on a grilled chicken sandwich.