Honest question here: how? Beyond stocking up on meat that can be frozen and some staples like rice, etc., what else can be done? We eat mostly fresh food...

@saraj23 Say you spend $200 a week on food. If this is remotely right, that is going to jump to $280-$300. Anything you buy now and stick away is going to give you a massive return on your investment simply by avoiding the higher prices to come.

If you only eat fresh food, then you'll be paying a lot more for it. But anything you can buy that lasts for a year or more could end up being a great investment. Most canned goods and boxed goods will last at least a year. 

Can you plan to swap out some of your fresh food with canned or frozen? Even if you swap out half of it with frozen bought now you will save.