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11 Foods To STOCKPILE That NEVER Expire!
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there`s a lot of bs out there but you seem to be spot on. but remember, a cool head and rationing can make a huge difference, redundant water purifications also, small rocket stoves, and medical supplies.
This is one big mylar bag add
Wahaha! “Peace of mind.” For fucking what? Are you talking about a nuclear war? Wahaha! Get fucking real! Waste of fucking effort.
If it never expires it's not food 😅
I'm way ahead on this, I've got Ziploc bags full of chicken and unopened gallons of milk on a shelf in my basement…. All joking aside I need to restock my supplies.
Like I can just order a new Samsung Refrigerator from the depot. I’m watch a show on foods that don’t go bad
Blah blah blah,get on with it ,🥱
Christmas fruit cake and twinkeys
So, I am no prepper however a lot of the canned items in the stock videos show ring-pull cans. Don't they last substantially less time than fully sealed cans?
Sugar and honey is something you can do without. I would not be taking up any space with sugar or honey.
70% of all honey in the franchise grocery stores is fake they have an expiration date on it🥸😭😂🥸😂😂
Title: NEVER expire!!! Video 30 seconds in: WILL expire!!! lol
All I could think was "I wish I knew what a mylar bag is"
6 year old's suggestion: store your bogies in a jar.
Sir you already have shelf stable Chicken in a Biskit in your cupboard. You're good to go as far as I'm concerned
Dates also never expired..
For some reason I can never keep a stockpile of alcohol. 🤔
Dried TOBACCO!
I know, I know. I'm not advocating using it. You SHOULDN'T, lol. How-ev-er, people do. And, in a SHTF situation, most people won't have it. So, it would definitely be quite valuable, and easily used as a trade good. Basically, it could realistically act as currency even, in small communities or between individuals, even if they don't indulge.
Few alcohols, with the exception of Everclear maybe, have an alcohol percentage high enough to use them as a disinfectant. You're better off using good old fashioned soap. Also, alcohol can damage the tissue around and within a wound. In civilization, that's not to much of a concern, because it's easier to keep rounds clean, or go to the hospital if they start to discomfort or hurt worse than they should. In the wild, out SHTF scenarios, that's not the case. So, be careful using alcohol for open wounds. Don't rely on it. That confidence could literally kill you, lol.
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Thinking about persevering myself in mylar bags🤔 wonder how long I'd last😂😂
Magats need to stock up for when their orange Jesus crashes this economy, not when his master Putin fires nukes.
Most people have limited living space to do really do good prepping
I have many of these for long-term food supply. Freeze-dried prepared meals are also good to have on hand. They have very long shelf life, are very convenient to prepare and eat, and are tasty (just need hot water and a spoon). When the S is hitting the fan, you might not have time to cook.
Thanks! I kept my expired cans. I tell my wife after WWIII you'll be happy I did! Lol. BTW @0:31, that prepper should lay off the Aunt Jemima pancakes in the post apocalypse!
If it does not expire. It is not food.
Dried fruits/vegetables are lasts longer than canned ones
Twinkies.
"NEVER Expire"…"lasts up to 30 years". never trust a fraud that lies to your face
You forgot the most important thing: water.
What about brown sugar? Does it have a good shelf life? Because if so it could really be great to add to a lot of these other foods. Like the beans, or the oatmeal, etc. they honey can too, but I think brown sugar could be great in this situation, but idk what its shelf-life is like.
Wheat – 100 years and you can sprout it for greens or plant some for a 20 to 1 return. Hand grinder or boil it like beans with some honey
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