If you look at the nutrition labels of peanut butter (never boring!) and honey roasted peanuts (of which I have several pounds), they are nearly identical. I ate two peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for lunch nearly every day since I was about 13 years old. I had to give it up when I got my dentures. Peanut butter sticks to them like RTV sealant. Peanut butter and jelly, combined, are more like a fist full of honey roasted peanuts and a candy bar.
I have 25 pounds of rice, about 10 pounds of string beans in the freezer from this year's crop, several pounds of dry shell beans, and about 10 pounds of dried corn kernels from the year before. Lots of instant grits/oatmeal, packets of "7 minute noodles and sauce", a case of ramen noodles, and regular pasta that I seldom consume. I try to maintain at least a two week supply of real coffee, and I have a dozen single dose instant coffee packets (for the end times). Plus I have enough other non-perishable food to last for a month or two, so long as my isobutane fuel for my backpacking stove holds out. Then I would have to go out to my wood pile.
Fact is, I'll drop dead of any one of a number of reasons, before I starve to death. Also, there's the reality that you can easily do without any food for about 5 days, so long as you have enough water. [These crazy people who are forced to eat lizard toenails and oak leaves, because they were lost in the woods overnight need a 15 minute survival lesson.]
Tobacco stuff:
With the continuous rain today (no relationship), I finally got around to re-wiring a new digital controller into my kiln. It's on a dry run for now. I'll wait until the big storm and possible power outages are past, before putting tobacco in there.
Bob