Food Storage Archives

Food Storage Tips from the Great Depression

People who lived during the Great Depression had to preserve every extra bit of food. Here are some food storage tips from those days.

Canning meat at home can help you save money, save space, save time, and ensure the meat you’re storing is healthy and long-lasting.

Powdered foods are an excellent source of calories and nutrition without taking up too much space. Here are the best powdered foods to store.

There are many kinds of pests that can get into your food storage. Here’s which ones to look for and how to prevent them from getting in.

As preppers, we stockpile plenty of food for ourselves, but it’s easy to forget about our pets. Here’s a guide to pet food storage.

Nuts are filling and nutritious, making them a natural addition to your emergency food pantry. Here are the best varieties to stockpile.

When a disaster approaches, people start panic-buying and these foods disappear from the grocery store shelves. Stock up ahead of time.

When stored properly, white rice can last up to 30 years. Here’s what kind of rice to get and how to store it for the long-term.

Rather than spending money on toxic pest killers, go to your kitchen and grab one of these all-natural pest killers you might already have.

If you don’t have room for a root cellar or are unable to dig one, there are several root cellar alternatives you can try.