The capitalist mode of production is born when labor power itself becomes a commodity, bought and sold. It is a commodity with a unique quality: it creates more value than it costs; it produces surplus-value. This is the shortest possible definition of capitalism: production for surplus-value.
Rice and beans are inexpensive foods that can be stored for 30 years or more if properly packaged, making them good candidates for emergency preparedness food supply. You can store a mixture of beans or a mixture of different rice types, but you must store rice and beans in separate containers. While simple canisters and plastic bags work well for general use storage, long-term storage requires air-tight containers and moisture prevention to prevent food spoilage.
Before placing rice in the refrigerator, allow it to cool. However, do not leave cooked rice out for more than 2 hours, as rice tends to rapidly grow bacteria when left out for longer. Freezing is another storage option for rice. Place cooked rice in a heavy-duty freezer bag or freezer-safe container, and store it in the freezer. Cooked rice generally lasts around 6 months in the freezer.