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- Free Guide: Learn the 37 Foods To Hoard (and don't pay one
cent for this valuable information).
- Spinach flakes and how to use them. You may come across
spinach flakes in your quest for building the long term food
storage in your prepper's pantry and may wonder how to use
them. Here's how to cook with dehydrated spinach flakes.
- Cooking with canned hamburger. There are lots of canned
meats available at the local grocery stores, but have you
come across a can of ground beef or canned hamburger? Give
it a try! Here are recipes to try using canned hamburger.
- No yeast breads. No yeast is no problem if you're a prepper!
Here's a list of no yeast breads to bake and savor. Baking
peasant breads is one of the forgotten skills of self-
sufficiency.
- Be Flakey with Potato Flakes. It's a gem of an idea to
stockpile potato flakes (and potato gems) in the prepper's
pantry! With potato flakes, you can have a creamy and
comforting mashed potato side dish in minutes, but there's
so much more.. This prep won't cost you much, it lasts long
and you won't believe what it can do!
- Planning emergency meals. What are your emergency food
options? This list of emergency food provides an overview for
your prepper's pantry, your go bags, and your vehicles, so
you're ready when the "S" hits the fan.
- Survival is sweet! Your survival life can be sweeter when
you boost morale with sweets, including hard candies, freeze
dried puddings, brownie mixes, ice cream sandwiches and
more. Get your just desserts and stock up on emergency
desserts in the prepper's pantry.
- Prepper's Guide to the Food Saver. If you've been thinking
about getting a Food Saver, but weren't sure, then this will
"seal the deal!" The Food Saver will save your food and a
help you prepare for emergencies, too. Discover weird ways
preppers use a FoodSaver.
- Survival is sweet! Your survival life can be sweeter when
you boost morale with sweets, including hard candies, freeze
dried puddings, brownie mixes, ice cream sandwiches and
more. Get your just desserts and stock up on emergency
desserts in the prepper's pantry.
- What's for breakfast? Augason Farms Pancake mix! How
good you'll feel having a bucket of buttermilk pancakes ready
to go for long term emergencies. For storage, add freeze
dried blueberries or strawberries, and real maple syrup which
lasts indefinitely until you open the syrup. Also, don't heat
and reuse maple syrup.
- Chewing gum helps relieve stress and anxiety. Gum has a
multitude of uses for a prepper from the obvious cleaning
teeth and morale building to helping you fish. Plus, there are
a variety of kinds of gum to help you think better, stay
awake or quench your thirst. Stock chewing gum for your
survival.
- What are bouillon cubes (and why do you want them in
your food storage? Bouillon cubes are compact cubes
loaded with flavor. Bring bouillon cubes in your bugout bag.
- Soup is good food. The prepper "soup of the day" can get a
happy lift with savory and sweet garnishes and toppings that
are shelf stable. Soup topping ideas for preppers.
- Don't can your own butter! In canning at home, there are
some foods you should avoid. For example, do not can butter
yourself when there are so many other options. Here's all
you need to know about botulism.
- Ration bars are not the same as energy bars. What's the
real purpose of a ration bar and how is it different from a
food bar? Which should you pack in your bugout bag? What's
the best ration bar? Read all about ration bars.
- Best protein source for preppers. Preppers often stockpile
ample supplies of rice and beans, but their meat food
storage is lacking. You'd be surprised at the kinds of meat
available in a can that our grocery store doesn't stock. Take
for example, ground beef in a can or canned bacon, which are
foods you could easily use in your pantry. Meats are the best
protein source in a can.
- Preserving foods: Ten methods of preserving foods: Hint:
just one method of food preservation is canning! Can you
name the others?
- Canning alert: Eight reasons why you should not CAN butter
yourself.
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