Converting it down, the cost for each portion of durable military rations comes to 3 points, and based on two meals a day, each person's food cost reaches 6 points, which could also be exchanged for six sets of cotton-linen clothing.
Of course, there are also cheaper food options.
For example, wheat bran biscuits at 50 points per barrel.
Each small barrel contains 200 pieces of wheat bran biscuits, and consuming them can restore 30 hunger level points.
If not exposed to moisture, the storage period is only about two weeks, which isn't very suitable for bulk storage.
However, the cost-performance ratio is indeed high, with the cost for each portion being only 0.25 points.
Considering eating three meals a day, the daily food cost for one person is only 0.75 points.
Taking into account its storage period, Zong Shen weighed the options in his mind.
He finally decided to exchange for 300 barrels of wheat bran biscuits, making a total of 60,000 portions of biscuits.
