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For a variety of confluential reasons, the future of life in America hasn’t felt this unstable in some time. Between a pandemic, a contentious, high-stakes election, and ongoing protests, it’s enough to make any preparation-minded pessimist at least start to daydream about what they’d do in the event that society fully collapsed.

If you’re worried you might have to move into a bunker but don’t want to give up on cheesy comfort food while you wait out the apocalypse, you should probably know that Chef’s Banquet makes a 26-pound, 10-ounce bucket of macaroni and cheese.

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That isn’t a joke: you’re literally purchasing a six-gallon bucket filled to the brim (you’d think) with your classic elbow macaroni pasta and a gooey cheddar cheese sauce. In Chef’s Banquet’s estimation, that’s good for 180 servings of macaroni and cheese, equal to just under one serving every other day for an entire year.

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In case you were envisioning both the end of the world and a giant, sloppy pile of pre-mixed mac and cheese, fear not. Apparently, it’s on you to mix this up yourself, which is probably a good thing considering how long it would take the average (perhaps literal) nuclear family to finish this insane amount of pasta and dairy.

So if you’re planning on feeding a post-apocalyptic commune, this—again—six-gallon bucket of macaroni and cheese can be yours for $110, and if you buy two, you can get the third for free and have macaroni until the end of time. If you want to round out your cuisine while hiding from nuclear fallout or the armed gangs roaming what was once America, there are other mega-bulk dining options from Amazon, a company owned by an unfathomably rich man who will probably move to outer space if anything crazy goes down. Either way, your dinners are probably covered for a little while.

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