Food Archives

Cattails – The Little Known Survival Superfood

Cattails are an often overlooked survival food. These nutrient-rich wild edibles grow throughout the United States and are easy to find.

Prepare for future food shortages by learning how to raise chickens. Be self-reliant and have a sustainable source of eggs.

Flour isn’t just made from wheat. You can also make flour from rice, acorns, amaranth, corn flakes, black beans, and chickpeas. Here’s how.

Don’t drink rainwater without purifying it. Learn the potential dangers of using untreated rainwater and how to effectively purify it.

Discover the ancient art of food dehydration. Learn how to dry and preserve a variety of foods, from fruits and vegetables to meats and more.

Learn how to build and maintain a one-month supply of food so you’ll be prepared for disasters when stores are closed or empty.

The main enemies of dry pasta are moisture, heat, light, oxygen, and insects. Without these, it should last for many years.

Slow cookers can be a game-changer for preppers. Don’t miss out on delicious, hassle-free crockpot recipes during survival situations.

While most survival foods will have a limited shelf-life, there are a few foods that can be safely stored for more than one hundred years.

Considering a wood stove? Learn about the benefits and factors to consider when choosing a wood stove as a heating option.