My OLD Beginner's Prepper Pantry LIST
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I work at Walmart and we are stocking the baking section nightly. This is the time of year to buy it
Thank you so much❤️!
Mom use to cook white rice and water down some Campbell's veggie beef soup and pour it over the top of the rice.
How about OraGel, if ya can't get to the dentist…hydrogen peroxide…rubbing alcohol….. coconut oil….aspirin….. bandaids…… matches…… Thanks, I forgot about Gaterade!!!
G2 and G-Zero has electrolytes that can help when ill. Great in summer when gardening in the heat. Stores well.
Good list.
dried peanut butter last the best add water to make
How do I get a copy of your guid
Sorry to keep posting, but pet food is becoming scarce! At my grocery store at Walmart. So far I can find it at the pet store but I have a feeling it’s going to dwindle away. And if it doesn’t dwindle away the prices are going to triple!
BABY FORMULA……( powdered)……. there’s already a shortage at my local drug stores and stores for baby formulas……….
Save bones from 1 week, make bone broth(cover with water and pressure cook for up to 3 hours to get the bone marrow nutrition…..it's amazing!! I add garlic powder and turmeric to it, as well as chopped garlic, onions, carrots, and peppers……and only fish the bones out.
Freeze flat in baggies for separate meal use)
Just an idea from people who freeze food. Use empty plastic bottles from juice or milk etc to fill with water and then freeze them, use this to keep the empty space in your freezer full. The same amount of energy that is required to freeze the water is needed to thaw it. This might help preserve your food a bit longer in an event of a blackout on a hot day in particular.
Started this journey on my own 12 months ago. I’d say I did well, I added only 5 items from your list.
…but the whiskey is already gone 😂
Prayers for you all
Please add zinc to the list of vitamins. It is important for a strong immune system.
Putting extra leftover pieces in my soup tonight…gotta use what God let me have.
-Soup Queen
Sprouts. Good to have fresh greens in the winter. The seeds to grow sprouts on your counter in a jar last a long time.
I made my list , yes I wrote it down, you are amazing . I love your videos,. Please take care of yourself.
I started a shopping list of nonfood items. It's about 2 pages long so far. I found (and bought) 2 cases of Ball 2 quart jars today in a store. Yippee!
dry milk, online whole milk powder, youll need the fat. never drink low fat milk, HYDROGEN PEROXIDE. Vit D from sun, the pills r not good, its true. fish oil for vit d. water filters.
Pls add can meats and medical supplies
I've replayed it a bunch of times and wrote it all down. I have a lot of this stuff. But more ideas are always welcomed!!
Ask your Doctor about getting the Antibodies Infusion…My husband and I had the "C" and we took Ivermectin and had the Infusion We did not have the Vax…Love and prayers for ya'll from Miss Maggie, Spavinaw OKLA
Hope your husband, the rest of yours, and of course you are on a healing path.
I'm a seasoned canner…learned on my own….I'm 67….still canning…maybe I can help someone…..thanks for your videos…..you are smart
Hi from Arizona 👋
I also have different types of jerky… I was trying to save my favorite canned tea~ Arizona Tea, but unfortunately the cans were too tall to fit under my bed and I found some puddles and crunched cans in the morning… Lol
Wonderful list! Please also remember your pets and other animals…food, litter, treats, medicine, etc (and lots of each) that they may need. Prayers for you, James, and your sons. 💜
We went thru this, too. Pre-made foods, Gatorade, zinc, Vit.C, Vit.D…💙💙💙
Make you some white pine needle tea (for big C)! Also peppermint and chamomile with raw local honey. What an awesome list! My husband thinks I'm crazy but I do it anyway!
I've been buying pasta sauce with the meat. I'm buying sauce anyways, for a few more cents a jar, meats included.
Been two years on strict Carnivore. Lost over 100 pounds and my eight AI conditions are almost in remission. Really thinking hard on what my Carnivore prep list would look like. We have stores, but now I am leaning more toward freeze dried and canned meat.
Won’t the canned vegetables just go out of date and the tuna?
New to your videos…very interesting… Shared and wrote the list…We do garden and husband does canning…we also try to stay well stocked. The things I found hard to find when covid started was flour, sugar and yeast! Then when some came into stores they were limited 2per customer. Yeast is a huge thing to have also…if you make brrads, bagels etc as I do.
That soy may have been soy sauce- it’s a really versatile flavouring that lasts forever… not everyone’s cup of tea but in a pinch it’s good for variety.
Here's a tasty tip when using powdered milk — add some VANILLA to the water. That vanilla REALLY helps the taste.
Hope you and James continue to get well. I liked this video. 2 cents of advice write everything done in a binder. I record my information on everything from number of things I have canned, dehydrating to staple items I have the fecal matter has hit the ocslating unit meals in my binder, we have items put in other places, they are in the binder ( I don't forget where they are). Heaven forbid if someone finds this binder it has all our "secrets" it's so easy to just open my binder and know how much I have of any particular item. Yes, it's a bit of work but its so worth it. My husband calls it my binder of command!!!
Evaporated milk, Aspirin and Himalayan salt is what I’m adding this year 👌🏻
Also gws, took us 10days to feel ok, I made lemon, honey, rose hip, marshmallow root and thyme tea it never hit my chest but the husband suffered more xx
Hi there: I could have posted this on any of your post but since this was the newest one here goes. I have just this year found you on here and may I say, you are a blessing to a lot of people including me. We moved from the city 26 years ago to the country which was definitely a culture shock. Hubby and I was raised up not having much (don’t like the word poor) so our parents taught us how to live off the land. We gardened, canned, I sewed, made everything we could. Then one day the farmers started using airplanes to foliate their crops. There went our gardens and everything we planted. It was a lot of hard work as you know and got expensive. We spent over $30 one year for blackberry plants and everyone died. We have gotten old and bad health to move elsewhere so we do what we can. I just felt like a need to share this with you because you are me in the “young” 😉 and it blesses my heart to watch your videos. Keep up the great work and be blessed my dear. Oh, BTW, I was born in Tennessee and will always be a Tennessee girl even though we live in another state. ❤️
Thank you! as a city girl I needed this list. I will start weekly and add to them, storage is a concern. Can these items be in the garage in totes?