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Maybe here? And here.


Thanks for the trip down memory lane. As like this discussion the usual suggestions are in this thread but this post from Sig209about toilet paper was ver prophetic…


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agree with the salt. sugar too. as previously suggested -- olive oil is a good one

other random things too:

plenty of toilet paper / wipes

i try to keep 10+ cases of 24-count bottled water on hand for drinking

battery powered radio with extra batteries

lighters / matches / candles”


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One of the best books I have ever purchased is Dare to Prepare by Holly Drennan Deyo. It is a great resource for preppers.


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At Costco yesterday and they had tubs of freeze dried survival type food..Mountain House or Wise brand, don't recall exactly which brand.


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Well, yes, in that case, you might want to consider getting a gun.


Useful in harvesting long pig.





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Edit to add: As mentioned above see if you have a LSD food pantry/food storage center nearby. That stuff is well packed, better than you can do at home.

LINK to LDS locations
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You tend not to care about foid, water or security after going to the LSD store. At least until the trip is over.....
 
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White flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, yeast, powdered milk - bread and biscuits can be cooked in a dutch oven over a fire. If the yeast starts getting tired you can get sourdough starter going. Helpful if stuck in place. You can even clarify butter and can in jars so it keeps.
 
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You can buy 20 pound bags of pinto beans that will last indefinitely when stored in a cool, dry place. Dried black beans, too. Quite nutritious.

Cooking oil. Salt. Rice. Canned corn. Canned ham.

Peasant food will get you through and you don't have to have some pre-packaged, over-priced "survival food".
I like this idea. Will add some large jars of peanut-butter for Sunday dinner.


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All the food in the world will be of no use to you unless you have sufficient water supplies.

Last week my house had a slab leak (water leak under the house) and my water main was turned off for 6 days before the repair was made and the water main turned back on.
Have a river nearby and have backpacking water purification pump. Been usung them for decades.
I keep about 50 gallons of water on hand. Conventional advice is that you will need 1 gallon per day. Bull-puckey !!!! I drink a little over a gallon a day. I also had to wash my hands, brush my teeth, and my kitty needs water every day too.

Fortunately I have the keys to an empty family house nearby so I went there daily to shower. I really did not have to rough it, I just used this as a learning and teaching moment for me.

And not to be gross, but you need to consider water needed for toilet use, including santizing your hands and washing them. Fortunately I have an old camping toilet that worked well enough.

Water Water Water, if you don't have water within 3 days you will be DEAD.

Best wishes to you.

Edit to add: As mentioned above see if you have a LSD food pantry/food storage center nearby. That stuff is well packed, better than you can do at home.

LINK to LDS locations
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My freezer is full. and I live amongst the Amish..I have 2 generators and a well. I have cancer vegetables. I will welcome friends.


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Yeah, may have to let the Amish know. They may not watch the news channel 24/7.
 
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My emergency food stash consists of meals from:

Mountain House
Valley Food Storage
Augason Farms
My Patriot Supply

Water is covered for the short term by four 55 gallon drums of treated water.


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The other thing about cooking food (meats) that may be in your freezer is that I have a charcoal smoker that does not require electricity. Maybe I need to investigate smoking meats for look term storage.
the post about canning meats is a good one too as I could do that with out electricity also.



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