Tag: food-storage
In the U.S., almost half of our food — 40 percent of what we grow — ends up in the garbage. It’s pretty amazing when you think about it. …
“Hi Ken. I recently had experience eating some of my preps, canned chicken, and was reminded of the importance and necessity of eating what one preps. Found that I …
Guest post by ‘Anony Mee’ Ken’s recent post “15 Reasons Why You Need Food Storage” called to mind an earlier post “Bare Minimum Food Storage List For One Year” …
Here’s a list of 15 reasons why you need food storage – to get you thinking about it… 1. Severe Weather Events: A major snowstorm or ice-storm leaves …
Guest article, by ‘NRP’ First let’s start by knowing that I’m not here to “Bash or Trash” the Emergency Food Kit industry, nor am I attempting to discourage ANYONE …
Although known by most preppers, it is an important note for newbies: With regard to extra food storage for preparedness, first do this: Store the foods that you would …
You might say there are three methods to securing long term food storage. 1. Buy ready-made packaged for long term food storage. 2. DIY long term food storage. 3. …
If a can of food is dented, it may be unsafe to eat its food contents, and may need to be discarded. But not all dented food cans are …
Level 2 Preparedness by my own definition is being prepared for 1 month of disruption. (Overview of Prepping & Preparedness 1 – 4) This requires storing 1 month of …
One problem that developed after I began storing extra food for preparedness – was inventory control. Actually knowing what we had in food storage. Whether it be the variety …
We have had this ‘All American Pressure Canner’ for a number of years and I just wanted to post about it because it’s so awesome. And before you panic …
Plastics that come in contact with your food or drink ‘should’ be safe based on the following general information. Look for the Recycle symbol (often on the bottom of …
“Once you have the basic dry goods laid in, how should you approach the rest: meats, vegetables, vitamins, i.e. the things that help round out the diet.” ? That’s …
The benefits of milling your own flour are as follows: 1. Enables long term storage of wheat. 2. Self reliance and homemade bread making skills. 3. Health benefits. 4. …
