While it is helpful to have freeze-dried foods and MRE’s on hand, for those of us on a budget, there are less expensive ways to store food for emergencies. #urbansurvivalsite #prepare #foodstorage #budget #frugal
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.
It’s happened to all of us. The power goes out, and we wonder about the food in the freezer. Is it safe to eat? Can you refreeze it? Well, that depends. #urbansurvivalsite #poweroutage #foodstorage #emergencysurvival #prepared
Your local grocery store is filled with emergency foods, but which ones should you get? Let’s take a look at the best survival foods.
In this article, we’ll examine the various expiration date terms, what they mean, which foods to throw out after they expire, and which ones to keep. #urbansurvivalsite #expirationdates #foodstorage #emergencyfood #prepare
Many preppers love to eat meat, but they usually store it in a refrigerator or freezer. What are they going to do if the power goes out?
Here’s a fun thought experiment: If you could only stockpile 10 foods, which foods would you choose? #urbansurvivalsite #foodstorage #survivalfoods #emergencyfoods #stockpile
In this video, The Green Prepper proves that a little money and patience can lead to a huge stockpile of food. You just have to be consistent. #urbansurvivalsite #grocerylist #grocerybudget #frugalliving #frugaltips
If you want your survival food to last for years, you need to repackage it. Make these foods aren’t in the original package.
A quick fix to food fatigue? Condiments! With an exciting and healthy balance of condiments, you could eat a bowl of rice every day while staying in relatively high spirits with acceptable energy levels that will hold you over until a nice juicy deer comes along.
