10 Items That Will Soon Be Impossible To Find At Grocery Stores! (Part 2)

Can you list another top 10 items that will be hard to find at grocery stores soon? Global food shortage is becoming a real concern to a lot people. Will the U.S. face a food shortage?
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With continued supply chain shortages and other global issues impacting production, we may need to start looking a little harder for these ten items that will soon be impossible to find at grocery stores.
It looks like empty shelves, and food shortages have continued into 2022. Do you know what might be causing the issue? If you enjoyed this video list the top 10 grocery store items that will be impossible to find soon in the United States of America and around the world part 2. Comment: #food​ #foodshortages #grocerystores
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0:00 10 Items That Will Soon Be Impossible To Find At Grocery Stores! (Part 2)
0:17 Ketchup
1:29 Mustard
3:05 Eggs
4:15 24-hour stores
6:02 Sriracha
7:30 Meats
8:57 Dairy Products
10:17 Seeds
11:19 Odwalla juices
12:33 Beer
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[@b01tact10n]

Fuel prices affect the price to ship such items out to rural Alaskan towns. We are used to such prices, that when rural people shop at places like Fred Meyers or Wal-Mart they go 🤪 do to the low prices targeted to attract a denser population ie Anchorage, Alaska Fred's is my Grocer, Mr. Prime just to grab their seasonings, and a few choice ribeyes cut 1 1/2 inches thick. Season, dry brine the steaks overnight then over charcoal grill to medium rare 😁. Thanks 😁

[@XxxKittycatxxx]

i guess winco is the only grocery store still open 24/7 now then?

[@viviannadz1877]

Wow big deal I don't use any of them except mustard and I make my own foraged wild seeds

[@kimgordon3695]

@@b01tact10n while you posted this little highlight, Chy Nah just closed all Wal * M factories...

[@kateharrop4905]

My husband was a truck driver and I was riding with him last summer in California when the container ships were in the bay waiting to be unloaded. The truck drivers were on stand by for weeks waiting. When we came back that way there weren't that many trucks waiting, because they had to move on to find a payload. They don't get paid for waiting. So please stop saying it's the truck driver's fault. It wasn't. It was the people who allowed the ships to stack up without coming into port.

[@chaserofthelight1737]

One thing is China’s port are bigger than ours, they can get products here quicker then we can unload. Container ships were sitting over there ready to load back to back which made it worse. They didn’t only blame truckers, they blamed a shortage of workers who runs and works at the docks.

[@stevemino142]

It's the control virus that caused this...all that non sense social distancing reduced production by like 70 percent and it is still rampant today $2.35 for a litre of diesel in ontario its because the government doesn't want people moving around its pure control and greed everytime a grocery store runs out of a specific product or item the next load they receive will be more expensive than the last

[@katherineharris2080]

I agree the drivers are great and we all know it isn't them

[@savagepanda4049]

Kate Hun. I work in retail and I don’t blame the drivers. They work long hours. Some aren’t paid very well, some wages don’t match inflation. They are part national labor shortage. The gas prices were insane last month, and the two months prior. The warehouses are short, the distributors are short. People say “we can’t blame Covid. Covid is over” and I then respond “the social economic effects of the corona virus had lad to inflation and mass turn over to a year of extreme loss in profits, massive turnover, and high levels of inflation. That are effect global industries.” And I walk away. It’s hard but, trust me we aren’t blaming the drivers.

[@naenaew.7442]

Exactly!! Right❤✌ 100%. Blessings n Peace To You n Family

[@ogphilosopher9471]

I’m a 23 year old truck driver. I’ve been driving for the last 2 years. My dad has driven trucks his whole life and is now 60 with no retirement. If I keep going down this road I too will have no retirement and have to sacrifice quality of life just to make ends meet. Until places give us drivers consistent pay and benefits rather then use and abuse us then lay us off when it’s convenient for them. The sooner you won’t have a shortage of drivers.

[@keyboardkween8744]

Maybe your dad hasn't retired because he isn't 65 yet.

[@nancybreaux9684]

I hear that.

[@tinaclark2729]

Sorry phone is acting up! Don’t need to report anything

[@shrek420ify]

@@keyboardkween8744 I think he meant 401k or pension not that his dad was old enough. Thanks for your helpful response though maybe you should deliver the loads for him.

[@Basedme944]

My husband drives a truck, has for 25 years. Truck drivers have no retirement, don't talk to me about 401 K's they are a joke. Truck drivers, driving in the transportation field should get a comfortable amount of Social Security, and not have to wait until age 68 0r 70 to get it. It is the only retirement funds truck drivers will have, they deserve better. That or keep losing drivers and having a messed up, slow, supply chain.

[@krystinaland4137]

Kethup is so easy to make. I can't have high fructose corn syrup so learned to make it homemade. You can use can tomato sauce or paste. I like to use the sauce and reduce it down. Just add sugar, salt, pepper and vinegar in a pot and simmer it til it thickens. I add other spices too like chili flakes and paprika. Better than the store bought.

[@rneedham667]

Then you need to stock up on tomato sauce because the catsup shortage is because there will be a tomato shortage.

[@33raineycat41]

I make mine just that way but I add clove also.

[@krystinaland4137]

@@33raineycat41 yum! I'll have to try that in my next batch.

[@krystinaland4137]

@@33raineycat41 i tried it with dash of clove. It was the best batch I've made! It was what the missing ingredient was that i couldn't put my finger on. Thks

[@33raineycat41]

@@krystinaland4137Ohh I'm so glad you tried it! ❤️

[@michaelalejandro3267]

I have a working for a grocery distributor for 23 years now. And I can tell you there is no shortages of anything. Just the increase in cost. All of this is due to relying on other countries for these products and fuel costs. If you have a problem with this call your senators and your president and complain to them. Good luck with that. And stores have been cutting back on hours for years now way before 2020.

[@kathleengivant-taylor2277]

Yeah I figured this was the case. Thanx for confirming it

[@yondermileslimpey3892]

So are they just not stocking the shelves?

[@lyndabrown3402]

A good way to contact politicians thru Instagram. Quick and direct and they do have someone watch all social media.

[@DD_LetTheDogsOut]

Farmers are commenting on various youtube accounts that we have food now from previous harvests. This and next year's harvests will produce little in comparison to previous harvests and for what will be needed.

[@nyrangersfan6325]

Vote for Trump! America first! Stop being dependent on other countries!

[@bobbyboii787]

Remember people , growing food isn't as hard as it's made out to be!! You can grow potatos, onions, tomatos, herbs, raspberries, blackberries, apples, lemons, strawberries, blueberries and currants all in a huge abundance with little maintenance!!🍒🍓🍏🍅🥔🥒 Love from the UK 🇬🇧💚🌱

[@BabbleTop]

yeah you are right 😊@T

[@denavenable9297]

I can’t grow anything it is awful I tried tomato, blueberry, cucumber, watermelon, carrots, strawberries, raspberries, and mint all dead

[@bobbyboii787]

@@denavenable9297 liquid seaweed brother💪💪💪trust me I'm no farmer and im getting some amazing tasting foods. Dont forget that most fruit and veg grown in store is edited with chemical changes for our consumption because humans are quite fussy now😂 All a learning game mate , try BlackBerries, blueberries, strawberries and potatoes to start💪💚🌱

[@loveofanimalsinc.visaliaca8508]

Try growing anything in a Los Angeles appartment.

[@leiladasha]

you have to own land first

[@46pris]

You would think employers would treat employees better because it's so hard to find people. Stressful conditions, overworked, treated badly.. wake up.

[@zzzz-sf5lr]

Yeah I don't get it.

[@rjmaxx1258]

Automation and overseas labor.

[@davidwallace6527]

There's not a labor shortage; there's still people there to do the job. There's a pay shortage. People are getting tired of being treated like crap (by employers AND customers) for equally crap pay.

[@cherylperkins7538]

I don't understand it either. I live in Florida and all my stores are stocked. Occasionally I can't find a certain brand I prefer, so I just get a different brand. I never hoard and buy all there is. I always leave some for others

[@shef_ratte]

since the start of the pandemic, the only 24hr stores I've seen around are convenience stores, which really sucks because I became effectively nocturnal during the pandemic

[@nyrangersfan6325]

I work overnights so when I’m off of work, naturally I’m still up overnights. And yes, now I have no where to go anymore. Especially when I was living in CT, everything up there closed at like 7-8pm. Ridiculous. Now that I moved to Florida near Orlando less than a week ago, that’s been so much better, places are open much later. Still not a lot of places open 24/7 though, but I feel your pain. Things are much cheaper down here as well.

[@imtheboss1826]

Shop on line.

[@riverside321]

Plandemic

[@jenniferhcsmith-5586]

​@@riverside321 yes

[@nowthatsjustducky]

Eggs aren't going to be a problem around here. A large portion of our local populace raises their own chickens and ducks for eggs, in town even, and some are always more than happy to share any excess, though plenty are reselling locally via one of our local FaceBook groups as well.

[@lonewulf1922]

Yes, and when there is a shortage, where do you think people will run to for eggs?

[@nowthatsjustducky]

@@lonewulf1922 Around here, since the local ordinances are pretty easy to handle, if that happened, even more will just start raising their own chickens and ducks and join in on keeping a shortage from happening, and extra birds get frequently offered up for sale or just rehoming (hens and roos alike). Egg shortage is not going to be a thing here in my town, and county (and likely the neighboring counties like Grant, Union, and Malheur even.)

[@TheMidnadarkness]

people should try keeping backyard chickens because they give you fresh eggs even during a shortage .

[@DD_LetTheDogsOut]

You have to feed, shelter and protect them. The cost of feed is going way up.

[@demon-mk2jm]

@@DD_LetTheDogsOut they are actually very cheap to feed if you free range them as well as save your scraps, leftovers, and food gone bad. They can eat anything you eat, even chicken and eggs/shells, and spoiled food. I would still get them chicken food, but you can heavily supplement if you know how to and save tons of money on feed.

[@DD_LetTheDogsOut]

@@demon-mk2jm I never would've dreamed of rotten foods.

[@jamesrose6306]

If you can stand the noise all day long. Seems like a high price to pay.

[@KrisRN23935]

I actually would love to but we live in an apartment, pretty sure it would violate the lease.

[@GregAkers]

A few months ago, they said that ketchup was going to be hard to find ! So, I stocked up, and there was no shortage...the stores continued to have huge displays of ketchup !

[@kamicrum4408]

I make my own & water bath can it. Fun & saves $ too grow it, can it eat it,

[@youcanthandlemyname7393]

alot of people misinterpreted what the shortage was actually about. its the ketchup packets that they give out at fast-food restaurants that are in short supply not the ketchup itself.

[@GregAkers]

@@youcanthandlemyname7393 Well, anyway, I didn't take any chances, and stocked up, I like ketchup...ha !

[@youcanthandlemyname7393]

@@GregAkers same lol. for me the food is the condiment xD

[@pauladautremont1728]

I just bought ketchup the other day. If anything, the shelves were over stocked with it.

[@barryhessel6078]

For years I seen a lot of waste of ketchup in fast food places. The people working on those places hand out way to much. Someone uses two packages. And the other ten gets trashed.

[@zekeiirodriguez9514]

Not I. I save everything I get for free, or as a compliment! They are very valuable now!

[@luisuriostegui6376]

Bruh you the reason I have to almost fight the workers to give me more ketchup?

[@heathenwolf4997]

Think you meant "too" much. Not "to"

[@texastwister6988]

I save them to use later.

[@williambonilla4092]

Any extra packets of ketchup, hot sauce, tartar sauce or ginger that I don't use on my take-out food....I save in my fridge and use it another day at home.

[@germanywho]

Great work babble👍🏽😎

[@jghost9]

Every single grocery store I live around is packed to the brim with supplies.

[@diamondgirl8216]

What area are you in?

[@rxb364]

Us too in ottawa ontario Canada. The junk isles are never short too! Lots of overweight people in this city lol

[@jghost9]

@@diamondgirl8216 Utah area, and I was in Boise Idaho not long ago, and their grocery stores were packed to brim too.

[@countrychickbrews4640]

You apparently don't shop Walmart or dollar general. Shelf upon shelf are either stocked with the most expensive product or are totally empty. It's all part of the not so hidden agenda.

[@maryhoward4219]

Employers down here in Texas are ending third shifts for safety, security reasons as well as costs. The open border has made some areas unsafe because parking lots often are full of mostly young men that play Robin Hood nd run by a grocery cart and grab food etc before being even seen. Theft of trailers, carts, wagons and license plates is rampant - and the authorities turn the other way. I am sick of it!

[@leighanneboles6609]

Wow.

[@donnawoodford6641]

Greed and entitlement seem to be rampant. Very unfortunate for those who hold higher standards and expect others to do the same.

[@eily_b]

Which floods in Western Europe? Europe faces a MASSIVE heatwave for months now. No rain and heat up to 45°C in France.

[@BabbleTop]

OMG😵 is that true? here in the philippines i so very hot like me LOL 😜😂@Eily Bergin

[@shopece8807]

I started noticing 24-hr stores slowly decreasing as far back as about 15 yrs ago.

[@Liquethemodel]

I was actually talking to my brother about this a few months ago . I actually don’t see a point in it

[@jewelcopeland8440]

The packets were too small and they used to put tons of packets in each order. Excess was tossed but I saved some at work for the days they sent no condiments. We waste so much. Even 10 pm stores are closed this is midtown NYC and most stores are closed ,not like before. Prices have been going up for years. Do they need more reasons?they just keep increasing prices.

[@masonjarhillbilly]

I make my own ketchup from scratch. Got my recipie dialed in, make it then ferment for a week. I make about a 1 month supply at a time. Healthier and I know EVERYTHING that is in it. Real easy to make. I also make taco sauce, mustard, hummus, and other condiments from scratch.

[@thomasmitchell6312]

So...may we have your recipes, ? Thankx I'd love them.

[@masonjarhillbilly]

@@thomasmitchell6312 All you tube posted recipies. Copycat Taco Bell Fire Sauce is cheap and easy to make.

[@teetanner4112]

Oh Dear!!! If you think it's bad now, it's only going to get worse!!! 💜

[@juliadavis9864]

I'm in my late 50's and still like pb&j sandwiches with coffee. But lately all brands and sizes of peanut butter has been scarce at the stores I frequently shop.

[@pionus3651]

Buy and freeze it.

[@Lady_Rowan_MacGyver]

So I don't know if people are aware but you can make your own ketchup from tomato paste. This is just bizarre.

[@-amosc.presley-7192]

I can’t believe that Mustard would be 1 that’s running out (that’s going to be hard to find). Like, wow? Hopefully? That ends in a fast pace.

[@nowthatsjustducky]

If that is true, I bet we will see plenty of DIYers growing their own mustard plants and making their own.

[@-amosc.presley-7192]

@@nowthatsjustducky, Mrs. I wasn’t agreeing but I feel a bit Warned by what was said.

[@maryhoward4219]

My walMart seems to be at the “end of the line” near Dallas, Tx. Bare shelves and empty meat bins are common. However, in North Dallas, the shelves are well stocked. The delivery cost twenty miles to the south add up. Since the all nigh open Is a thing of the past, stocking stores has slowed as have the frequency of delivery. Fancy foods are gone out here, too. Ice cream can also be scarce.

[@thomasjensen6243]

You own a walmart?

[@BasementBerean]

Silver lining: the shortage of meats and the shortages of condiments should offset each other.

[@vanessab2392]

1. Ketchup 2. Mustard 3. Eggs 4. Siracha 5. Meats 6. Dairy products 7. Seeds 8. Owalla juices 9. Beer I got 9, I guess I missed one.

[@charlesschauer8927]

Ty, Vanessa..

[@vanessab2392]

@@charlesschauer8927 you're welcome.

[@CrybKeeper]

Second product: Mustard. I work in a grocery with a huge stock room and we have literally a years supply of mustard, so do all other medium to large groceries. Groceries get that back stocked from warehouses, that contain literally *'tons'* of mustard. I would say, this video maker didn't do very good research😂

[@shermantincher3417]

Saw a few shortages mostly meat in the midst of covid. but lately shelves pretty much full of everything.

[@rachelmartin3631]

I have noticed a ton of bare spots on grocery store shelves. For months I couldn't find my favorite cereal, and breakfast sandwiches. Looks like I'm going to need to buy an extra bottle of ketchup, and mustard. And I think I'll be pretty sad if there's no ice cream.

[@ChantYip]

You can make your own ketchub easily tomato paste.

[@jamesrose6306]

You can afford to buy your favorite cereal? I only buy cereal on sale for 10 cents/ounce or less. I can't remember ever buying full-priced cereal. I'm not knocking you. I'm just extremely miserly. 🙂 I have over a year's supply that will only be out of code by a few months because I eat it every day so it still won't be stale.

[@rosemarygriffin2184]

You can make your own ice cream, just get an ice cream make, there are lots of different kinds of the market, 2 main ingredients are condensed milk and heavy cream, then you can add your own flavourings and fruit or nuts etc, or buy a yo Nana's, you just put frozen fruit in it, makes lovely deserts, hope this helps you.

[@ChantYip]

@@rosemarygriffin2184 Don't be so sure you can make your own icecream you may not have milk, sugar etc. to make with.

[@alostprincess1]

There aren’t shortages- it’s to freak people out into buying these items 😒

[@hellhound1389]

Most of the so-called shortages happen to big box groceries or big conglomerate producers. I buy from a farm store that tries to buy local products made within the area. It keeps the products affordable and still have enough of a supply. The advantage of a small town in the Midwest near Chicago

[@amarmrkulic1389]

Don't be sure, because of war in Ukraine its all ready shortage of food and by 2050 we will eat bugs homie.

[@Bitterstone3849]

🤣😆😂😂😆😆😆🤣

[@chelsea3564]

You can not be serious? Either you're living under a rock or you need get out alittle more! Come tell my company that has shortages weekly with orders we have pushed back months, because we can't obtain the parts we need! It's not only a shortage of products needed to produce said items, it's also a lack of workers! But, yeah you keep thinking that!

[@daveb2280]

This video is very misleading if not creating a hysteria where none exists. Most people buy the cheaper brands of ketchup and mustard. I've seen no shortages for quite some time. However, inflation has caused the prices to rise.

[@stevemayandleilaroehead870]

Around here it's been hard to find coffee whitener since the pandemic, I guess because of the milk shortage. Always find empty shelves in shops. Still have butter but it's getting expensive, lol

[@donaldjones9830]

Mustard? Now let’s not be silly. Jam, that’s a different story. Alice in Wonderland from 1951

[@daveranger2826]

The unexplained food producer mishaps within the last year , year and a half should explain everything .

[@BabbleTop]

OMG 😱 @Dave Ranger

[@minervamclitchie3667]

I live in New York City. While some stuff is not as abundant as before, stores here aren't running out of ketchup, mustard and eggs. They're more expensive, but on the shelves.

[@BabbleTop]

That's good to hear,🤗 at least your store has plenty of stock there.@Minerva McLitchie

[@krisfrederick5001]

I think the pandemic made most people realize how much some things sucked and didn't want to do it anymore. 👍🏼

[@gerdsfargen6687]

True

[@Traceysthoughts]

I agree. I think we all became used to staying home more and we realized we can live on less money.

[@riverside321]

Plandemic

[@krisfrederick5001]

@@riverside321 That time when you think you're clever but...

[@pennyc11]

Yes I'm handicap and my Uber drivers even some coworkers prefer driving their own hours and controlling how much money they can make. With so many of us too relying on home delivery? Business adapts or dies. Change is inevitable. The best part is getting what you want when you need it. Rather then shopping around only to find it out of stock or no longer available. As prices rise discount retailers are busy. It is how the world operates. Sadly. Housing, utilities and now fuel, is still eating us alive. My housing cost will eat up my COLA increase this year. Sad but true.

[@professordreamer8479]

BabbleTop can you do A Top 21 Future Ideas For Disneyland Restaurants.

[@CheshirePhrog]

Oh good I was afraid there wouldn't be pointless fear mongering

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

Wouldn’t it have been easier to just list things that WON’T be in shortage?

[@mkaberli]

Truth and integrity will definitely be in short supply.

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

@@mkaberli Those have been in short supply for decades.

[@Hadloc411]

You know why milk is going to be short, first a few years ago beef was high and milk was low, so older farmers without a generation to follow sold out, and those cows went to beef. Second around 2020 Dariy Farmers of America, one of the largest cooperatives in the country instituted a quota, so farm production was limited to that farms previous years production. Also during the pandemic a great deal of the stored dry milk was used up, and because of the other three reasons it has not recovered. Forth Grain prices are high, so many farmers are feeding less of it, leading to the cows producing less milk. One good thing out of this the dairy farmers are seeing good prices, that haven't been there in almost 6 years, around $25/100lbs of milk, or around $2/gallon.

[@sharonbenn9512]

I GREW UP ON A DAIRY--GOT UP AT 5 AM TO GO MILK 60 HEAD OF HOLSTEINS AND GOT HOME FROM SCHOOL AND GO STRAIGHT TO MILK FOR THE SECOND TIME EACH DAY PLUS ALL THE CARE MY DADDY DID YEAR ROUND AND MY MOMMA WORKED THERE AND KEPT HOUSE. COUNTRY LIVING WAS BUSY HARD AT TIMES BUT WE GREW OUR VEGETABLES FROZE AND CANNED AND SPENT VERY LITTLE AT THE GROCERY STORE. TIMES ARE GETTING PERILOUS. WAKE UP AMERICA!

[@PJL7095]

Thank God for A-1 steak sauce.

[@concernedcitizen4031]

I know some things are sold out at walmart but I would think they probably have it in the back and havent restocked.

[@stephanieyvonne9436]

They are really BAD at restocking.

[@lorihamlin3604]

I’ve discovered what isn’t available I can do without or use other brands. I haven’t seen too many shortages, I’ve only seen prices increase. Works out well for retailers since they will never bring those prices back down. I was in KFC the other day and they had no napkins..I just laughed..fried chicken with no napkins. Staff was very rude and suggested I get paper towels from bathroom.

[@BabbleTop]

@lori hamlin I think inflation has something to do with everything and it is just sad 😌

[@bigtuna9529]

When I go to any fast food chain & ask for ketchup they give me 20 packs! I always give back all but about 3! The waste by giving too many packets out to customers must be astronomical!

[@BabbleTop]

Wow that is good @Big Tuna be good us always keep safe 😊🤗❤️

[@michaelvarble4392]

When I was a kid we had a big garden and mom and dad made our own ketchup and tomato sauce soup and we canned a few hundred jars of other vegetables pickles and beans we ate really good

[@ismailmayet6181]

Hiiii Babble Top ❤️😎

[@CrybKeeper]

Very first product: Heinz Ketchup. She mentions purchases of Heinz, by Long John Silvers - Cannot happen, since Long John Silvers closed all of it's Franchises over a year ago! 😂

[@nailguncrouch1017]

That's odd, the one up the street from me is open.

[@CrybKeeper]

@@nailguncrouch1017: Then you are lucky or unlucky 😁 Some franchisees kept theirs open, purchasing full ownership. so you see a handful of Long John Silvers still hanging around - dozens of them closed in our state.

[@realforgedinsteel]

Oh I know I'm happy that beer is on here. Bye bye beer

[@mattiemathis9549]

I miss grocery shopping at 3am….😢

[@ginadisbrow9324]

Went grocery shopping tonight and was looking to replenish my supply of Heinz ketchup. All 'original' forms of the recipe were gone except for the tiny 14 oz., and the super huge, like 46 oz., for over $7.00. I took the smaller one because we still had a little left in the bottle, and we don't use it that fast. This was just one example of the price-gouging I experienced tonight, among MANY items of basic uses and needs.

[@BabbleTop]

OMG 😱@Gina Disbrow

[@henryzouhar9079]

Heinz is not good products, better Hellmans anyway it is not necessary for life, don't eat hot dogs, sandwiches, burgers ...

[@ginadisbrow9324]

So sue me, I'm brand loyal to a few food items. Don't act so hoity-toity. You know you have your own preferences. The topic of the video was about grocery items that will soon be impossible to find. Henry Zouhar, where I live, I've never seen Hellmans brand of ketchup. IDK where you're located. And don't dare tell me what I should and shouldn't eat regarding "hot dogs, sandwiches, burgers...." Your ilk are the super liberal battalion founders of tolerance for all things and all peoples' behaviors, remember? Or are your hypocritical underpinnings slipping through the cracks?

[@macmac6318]

Put some water in it. 😂

[@33raineycat41]

I bought 5 catsup and started making and canning my own. I bought 5 mustard ahead of time. I started water glassing eggs last year. Sriracha don't have but do make my own hot sauce. Sriracha has been hard to find. I canned butter by watching a KZbin video. I only drink 2 beers a year. 🤷 I have went back to work though to make up for rising prices and a grandkid in college.

[@kenheinze4130]

Yeah im 63 ive been driving since i was 16 on too kh im retired now too my dad my son my uncle my grandfather too i had a garage and 4 trucks too and my dad had trucks in the 50s and 60s too and a esso gasoline station too kh

[@lauraslanesvanlifetravels]

I love how they have all this happy music playing...next year it will be chaos...its all been planned for the great reset to happen...they just want total control over those who survive after

[@rosemarygriffin2184]

At last, someone who can actually see what's going on. They are deliberately going to starve us out until we are 💀

[@mitty2575]

Minimum wage goes up and employers think its fair to impose more work on an exhausted overworked employees! Its a disgrace

[@lost_plushie]

What's a good sriracha substitute D: not a single bottle here

[@joannmutschler9112]

Quick! Grab it!

[@TheCelestialnav]

You Can Make Homemade Catsup & Mustard . Also, You Can Store Eggs for At Least Six Months By Using The Water Glassing Method I.e. Water & Pickling Lime !

[@cherylaikins4347]

CONTROL! All those packets-litter!! WTF?? AND YOU SAY IT WITH ALMOST GLEE!! Great job....too bad you have no problem doing it.

[@bittersweet2253]

These may be the hardest to find for a while, but very soon everything is going to be hard to find... I can do without the condiments but I really don't want to do without my eggs... Guess I better find some powdered eggs and milk and stock up cuz even your basic recipes requires these items!

[@JayWil29]

Or you could start taking care of the issue yourself! Get some chickens. Get some cattle. Start growing mustard seed! Grow tomatoes! Be proactive!

[@bkl8804]

Chickens. It's fun tbh. Lots of poop tho. Good fertilizer for plants. Good pest control.

[@cynthiarothrock4255]

Get yourself an allergy cookbook. Eggs and milk is removed and binding agents like oil or a gluten free gum is used.

[@ashlingwhite4449]

There are several things you can substitute for eggs, one is apple sauce. One thing I'm stockpiling is new recjipes. Good luck!

[@bittersweet2253]

@@ashlingwhite4449 thanks 😊

[@beautyindarkness8146]

Actually, restaurants have just been allotted to start giving customers bottles again.

[@micheleboyle3547]

Yesterday….no gallon bottles of water at my grocery store….it’s not like I don’t use my brita but I do have a water stockpile just in case….

[@BabbleTop]

Wow that's good because not all the time we have a water right?@Michele Boyle😊❤️

[@squirrelcovers6340]

Plenty of ketchup & mustard everywhere.

[@BabbleTop]

That's great 😊@Squirrel Covers❤️

[@bryan45k]

2 weeks later and all these items are still available. Jack-in-the-box just handed me 6 ketchup packets through the drive-thru

[@BabbleTop]

@Bryan K Oh really??? they give so much ketchup even if you only buy a piece of burger or fries?😁

[@lisap6645]

I'm laughing ! Knew this was coming a year ago. Been stocking condiments that I regularly use including sugar and flour for past year. Yes I know they are not condiments!!! Been freezing my meats, juices, eggs, milk, some fresh fruit too. You get the point ! Put away extra of what you use. Dollar tree, and those extra packs of sugar and condiments will come in handy 😉some are FREE !!!

[@hollygodaire5125]

Wow more packets to dispose of that sounds very green.😐

[@endliarcheats2927]

Heinz is made in many CA canneries. Riverbank, CA being one.

[@newdawn1968]

I think they've already stopped carrying Kraft Sweet N Sour sauce , I haven't checked every grocery store or convenient store but I've checked a few places online like Kroger and Walmart and I couldn't find it I checked all over Walmart plus I've ask several employees and they all said they didn't have it as well as helped look for it. I tried a couple different brands from the Chinese food section and it's not even close to Kraft lol or at least that's imo . Weird thing is I like it from the Great Wall Chinese restaurant 😁❤️

[@FoxVox]

The extremely cheery narration is a little at odds with the seriousness of this message.

[@jameskubek9345]

You think Babel blows a lot of things out of proportion just to make trouble?

[@brianhanel6897]

Who eats a chili cheese dog with onions without mustard ?

[@tonyrobinsonjr4741]

This list title is misleading, you started off with fast food ketchup packets, and then continued on with stores not being 24 hours anymore. Niether of those fit the category.

[@hottew_twat3963]

walmarts would toss cases of eggs over one being brocken or cracked they would claim out the whole dozen !! walamrts wastes tons of food in general wonder if thats being addressed ?

[@d.l.3015]

Let’s be totally honest, there is no labor shortage. Can we stop saying that?! Pay people enough to live and they will work for you. Restaurant and retail workers went and did something else because you didn’t want to pay them to put up with ignorant customers. We’ve told these folks for decades to pull yourself up by your bootstraps or if you don’t like the job, find another. Guess what? They did!

[@hellhound1389]

Like I told my grandfather there's a shortage of desperate people. They're no longer willing to work for slave wages because we lost so many working age people now there's more jobs than people instead of the other way around

[@realforgedinsteel]

The only ketchup I eat is Heinz

[@Ennard_lolxd]

"eggs" *MY FAMILY HAVING THE WHOLE SUPPLY*

[@XxxKittycatxxx]

i guess winco is the only grocery store still open 24/7 now then?

[@savedbygrace2280]

Yep!

[@locomotivetrainstation6053]

Didn't 7/11 switch to being 24/7 again?

[@healthychocolatenews]

They always waste so much packets. I will ask for two and they give a fist full.

[@michaelpender3299]

I live on a small farm...haven't bought eggs in decades..couldn't care less about the condiments

[@teresasample3948]

Seeds for gardening were available everywhere this garden season... seeing dumpsters loaded with garden seeds when the garden season was almost over in an area is just a crime... just watch some dumpster diving videos to see all the endless waste from these large corporate stores...

[@hellhound1389]

I only buy local ketchup (red gold) and mustard (pilochmans). I get my eggs from a farm store that gets the majority of their products locally instead of from big corporations. This allows for better supply and lower costs. The same reason why when the people who shopped at big box grocery were fighting over ground beef I was eating steak

[@williamfrankson9987]

Once the eggs are gone, we turn to Kelloggs, but then there is no milk. Then we try to make plain toast without butter' but by then the bread is pure penicillin.

[@sjmom5119]

pasta and mayonnaise are missing from our shelves

[@joannmutschler9112]

Tomato paste can be made into make-do ketsup

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

The people will have to stop consuming when there is nothing to consume.

[@mainstreetsaint36]

Ketchup, a fool's condiment.

[@FlowerGemsGirl]

Some of these factory workers make more than I do! And my work has a very small staff so the owners can’t afford to offer any benefits. I live from paycheck to paycheck, and still don’t even ask or get any government assistance. Sometimes I think some workers get too big for their britches and want paid way more than necessary. Some jobs are harder, like driving trucks across the country, or fixing a large complicated machine. But some are just tedious only, anyone could learn the position with the right training.

[@rosemarygriffin2184]

This is not going to end, grow anything and everything you have room for, even if it's only herbs in you kitchen window, find people who know how to grow things, help each other, and trade your food for other food

[@BabbleTop]

@Rosemary Griffin That's a good idea, it's really better to help so that our country can develop even better See you on the next uploads!!!❤️😎😎

[@markwalker3499]

Katsoup I have managed to live without since I was about 10 (1968) but mustard, well I would not eat a burger or hot dog without it. Of course in the last 4 years the price on Gulden's spicy brown mustard went from 79 cents to $2.49 so it is already priced as though it is never coming back. Eggs, dairy, I can also do without. Ice cream supply down 1.7%? Then why has the price doubled?

[@PREPFORIT]

Long John Silvers Still exists?

[@alostprincess1]

Yes….. does it not in your state?…

[@Cherryblossom18634]

Yes

[@hellhound1389]

Ours just reopened after the cheapskate shut it down because nobody would work for minimum wage. He sold it to someone that now pays $13+. It's better now than the last decade while that A-hole owned it

[@stephanieyvonne9436]

Lots of them have closed. There’s only one or two in my state.

[@danr5239]

When is the ketchup going to be gone? I was just at the store today and the and the shelves were packed.

[@lorivattes2187]

Hot dog and hamburger sales are going to go down. As are everything Americans like to put ketchup and mustard on. We have Hunts Tomato ketchup, though.

[@cherylperkins7538]

Every time I listen to one of these channels I get depressed. I prep and am better off than most wealthy people. But, the constant hearing bad negative news gets me down. I've decided to not listen anymore

[@cherylperkins7538]

@@je862 You must not be a Christian. The Bible has talked about this time in history for 2000 years or more

[@cherylperkins7538]

@@je862 Everyone thought the world was ENDING. It was and Everyone can see NOW is that is was the beginning of all this chaos. I never thought anything was ending. One easy period was over and the horrible one starts. NOW

[@CrybKeeper]

Third product: Eggs??? I highly doubt this one. Where I live, half the countryside raise chickens, including us and my mother, who lives on the very same country lane. There are so many eggs, that families *HAVE* to sell many eggs - 2 dollars a dozen, much better taste.

[@thomasbranson7237]

What company uses all the mustard grown in North Carolina ?

[@patricianelson1368]

Mustard, got anything to o with the mid-terms??? EGGS???? and chickens!!

[@Ibhenriksen]

I thought this was going to be a video about food products going extinct.

[@fayschneider503]

Never had a a problem getting catchup or mustard! Eggs are not impossible to find.

[@monmixer]

I don't use a lot of mustard and ketchup anyway. Can't stand it on a burger. Won't break my heart. Once in awhile for fries.

[@BabbleTop]

Same here also 😊@monmixer especially the fries LOL 😜🤤

[@dannyphantom01]

I knew this was going to happen all I been eating is ramen 🍜 and drink energy drinks😂😂😂😂help us