Please read these extra notes: How to prep. on a very low budget/income. I forgot to add instant potatos to the common food prep. items in the video. No video is ever perfected. I did eventually make a screen overlay mentioning it. Corn meal/four (dried/dehydrated ground corn) is perhaps good common food prep. to have, it can be added to soups for more nutrition. Instead of flour, you can buy dry noodles/spaghetti and ramen (quick noodles). If your going to be making bread/cake material, then ofcourse, you will need ground flour. Dried Beans - good for soups, etc, a protein substitute along with nuts, and peanut-butter. Don't horde food at the stores, but be sure to prep. for many reasons. If you need to buy large quantities of things, then look for "bulk food distributers" who don't have any problem with you buying 100 lbs of rice at once. How many cans of food to back up with? A guess would be at minimum, 100 cans per person, per year. This canned food will be used in combination with your other food supplies to make reasonable meals. 100 cans can actually fit in a small space of 10 rows by 10 columns of space if they are all the same size cans. What kind of canned food?: corn, peas, tomato soup, chicken noodle soup, stews, fruits, spaghetti sauce, etc. Disaster times are of no joke, so don't ever even attempt to play mindgames with preppers or the idea of prepping in the slightest way. They need to be humbly praised. Those who think the world owes something to them ...
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Food Backup Ideas - Dhumesday Survivors
Food Backup Ideas - Dhumesday Survivors Tube. Duration : 1.02 Mins.
Please read these extra notes: How to prep. on a very low budget/income. I forgot to add instant potatos to the common food prep. items in the video. No video is ever perfected. I did eventually make a screen overlay mentioning it. Corn meal/four (dried/dehydrated ground corn) is perhaps good common food prep. to have, it can be added to soups for more nutrition. Instead of flour, you can buy dry noodles/spaghetti and ramen (quick noodles). If your going to be making bread/cake material, then ofcourse, you will need ground flour. Dried Beans - good for soups, etc, a protein substitute along with nuts, and peanut-butter. Don't horde food at the stores, but be sure to prep. for many reasons. If you need to buy large quantities of things, then look for "bulk food distributers" who don't have any problem with you buying 100 lbs of rice at once. How many cans of food to back up with? A guess would be at minimum, 100 cans per person, per year. This canned food will be used in combination with your other food supplies to make reasonable meals. 100 cans can actually fit in a small space of 10 rows by 10 columns of space if they are all the same size cans. What kind of canned food?: corn, peas, tomato soup, chicken noodle soup, stews, fruits, spaghetti sauce, etc. Disaster times are of no joke, so don't ever even attempt to play mindgames with preppers or the idea of prepping in the slightest way. They need to be humbly praised. Those who think the world owes something to them ...
Please read these extra notes: How to prep. on a very low budget/income. I forgot to add instant potatos to the common food prep. items in the video. No video is ever perfected. I did eventually make a screen overlay mentioning it. Corn meal/four (dried/dehydrated ground corn) is perhaps good common food prep. to have, it can be added to soups for more nutrition. Instead of flour, you can buy dry noodles/spaghetti and ramen (quick noodles). If your going to be making bread/cake material, then ofcourse, you will need ground flour. Dried Beans - good for soups, etc, a protein substitute along with nuts, and peanut-butter. Don't horde food at the stores, but be sure to prep. for many reasons. If you need to buy large quantities of things, then look for "bulk food distributers" who don't have any problem with you buying 100 lbs of rice at once. How many cans of food to back up with? A guess would be at minimum, 100 cans per person, per year. This canned food will be used in combination with your other food supplies to make reasonable meals. 100 cans can actually fit in a small space of 10 rows by 10 columns of space if they are all the same size cans. What kind of canned food?: corn, peas, tomato soup, chicken noodle soup, stews, fruits, spaghetti sauce, etc. Disaster times are of no joke, so don't ever even attempt to play mindgames with preppers or the idea of prepping in the slightest way. They need to be humbly praised. Those who think the world owes something to them ...
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