My basement food pantry tour Sept 2023
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Absolutely, without a doubt, THE most impressive pantry tour in the history of UA-cam!
Thank you. I learned from my fellow youtubers. In the beginning I stocked everything and realized I was making mistakes like buying things we didn't even use. So over past 7 years it's been so much learning. Thanks for stopping by!
I'm a prepper too! Im extremely impressed by your basement. May I suggest you put bars on the inside of your basement windows for added security.
THAT is a great idea. I will start researching that. I never thought of that. That is going on my to do list. Thanks so much!
I agree, I have those thick glass cubed brick basement widows, those work well to, but you can not use the window as an exit point. She will have to put a lock on those windows.
I am impressed & overwhelmed with your pepper pantry & all the accoutrements that go with it! Fortunately you were a couponer & had a base to build on. I got some tips & ideas! I like the fact that you & your husband are both on board with prepping! tyfs 🇨🇦🍁
@@patriciadelisle2189 yes I got him into it lol he does get aggravated with me though like today I dragged him to store cuz they had good sale on butter but limit 5 each so I made him come too to get 5 as well lol
You are so organized. Such an inspiring video!
Thank you. It's all always a work in progress. I'm always shopping sales and filling in gaps as we rotate our stock. I have seen way more inspiring videos of food pantries here on the youtube. I had to learn to work with what I have lol
New sub here. Amazingly organized. You are 10 trillion miles ahead of me. I will keep working on it though. Thanks for the tour!
hi there. I keep working on my storage everyday honestly. I am always changing things up and hubby wants to throttle me lol.. but i shop the sales and keep adding to it as I cook at home all the time now so we use an replace.. its the way to do it.
Awesome pantry , I hope you have back up generators for in case of power outages so your food in the freezers won’t go bad👍🏼. I take my extra meat and pressure canned it and put it in my shelves . Good for you 👏👏
Hi there! yes we have several generators now and plenty of fuel sources. I am always thinking of the what ifs and that means more money and work but its a good feeling to know we can do what we need to. Have a wonderful day!
You must have a huge family that would take me and my husband 10 yrs to get through.
I have myself, husband, 15 year old twins. Also 2 older sons out on their own that are 34 and 33 with kids of thier own. I'm constantly sending them home with things lol even though they make more money than we do but it is what moms do.
@@LazarickHomestead That is an impressive pantry. I am a mom also but now my grandkids are in highschool. My sons learned from Mimma so they all have sizeable pantry I always canned what meat was left in our freezer before we put the new in but we lived in Alaska and ate salmon halibut moose and caribou.
awesomeness ❤great organization
Thank you so much 😊
Amazing!
thanks
i love your stockpile! me too, have been started stockpiling after the pandemic because we really struggle a lot especially our business,,,,,,greetings from the Philippines
Thanks for stopping by! What type of business?
@@LazarickHomestead computer/print shop near the University, we are greately affected by the pandemic and then I searched on UA-cam about stockpiling, its so useful, I have a peace of mind knowing that whatever happens, my family will never get hungry
@@minethlagdameo-m6v that is so true.. i am the same way in how I think... its easier to tackle other bills and issues when you know you are all set with food and necesseties!.. good luck with your business and hopefully things will even out and you will do fine. Its nice to have you here and if you have any questions or want to chat I am reachable at Lazarickhomestead@gmail.com
Wow! You are in good shape! Very impressive! I just started during the pandemic and with the price hikes I think it's a smart investment.
It is a smart investment. I really vamped it up since the pandemic too. Thanks for stopping by!!
I’ve never seen so much food!!! Well done.
Thanks. Thanks for watching
This is the deepest prepper panty I've seen. Much thanks for the share.
thanks for coming by!
I am just starting and doing research your pantry looks great
oh you will do amazing.. just shop sales and buy a few extra of only what your family eats.. it will grow in no time
Wow, that's a lot well stocked up
Yes I coupon and learned so much from channels and fb groups and some wonderful people on groups that give great tips and advice
Loved your tour.wish i had more stuff.their calling for a famine.god bless you and yours
It's never too late to add a little at a time. It's taken me years to get to where we are.
So so impressed. My dream size pantry. Great Fabulous Job. 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
As I get older I wish it was all upstairs though lol
@@LazarickHomestead So true. You need a dumbwaiter put in.🤗
We have 7 cats, jealous of all the litter haha
7 cats??? OMG.. must be fun in your house.. never a dull moment for sure.
Wow, wow, wow…so inspiring
Thank you..it's always being worked on. Eat and replaced
Wow -18,000 views -good for u. Well deserved
hi there and thanks so much!
So impressive!❤
Thanks!!
Wish I had a basement. Looks Great!!!
Thank you and thanks for stopping in here.
Great job and organization 🍅🌱
thank you for stopping by!
I wish I was your best fiend and neighbor 😂😂😂
Wish I had my old house elsewhere. Had a basement with wood shelves. Even the crawl under the addition was tall, dry, concrete and a good hiding place. Now that vinegar is 4 dollars, I pick up one most trips. Only thing that gets kitty litter dust off my floors that gets crushed. Finally saved that expensive vinyl that looks like wood. Only smells like salad dressing for awhile. It'll go up and up like everything else.
Ollie's isn't so cheap anymore. Darn. Would find cat food and other things we use way cheaper. I don't looked stocked up compared to you.I keep finding more room. Creative organization once in awhile. Got rid of beer making stuff. Rarely drink and last batches were a disaster. May sell instruments for money though not real valuable ones. Nice but no Gibsons or other pricey ones.
I am slowly going thru EVERYTHING and decluttering by selling and giving away things. More to do to day actually. You are so right. Ollies is not cheap anymore as pretty much everywhere. Its crazy.
Every home needs repair form time to time. It is a good idea to cover most if not all of your supply's when repairmen have to come in? i cover all of my supply's with sheets, So they can not see what i have. One ask, i told them i didn't want to use a storage locker. Great pantry!
Hi there. I may have to start doing that. Great idea!!
@@LazarickHomestead I learned a lot from other preppers.
so have I. It helps to have other peoples perspectives and ideas. It helps get my old lady brain going for sure @@Shadow-7773
pretty darn nice, wish our basement was as big as yours . . . thanks for sharing. solar panels and batterys ??
gotta have the backups to your backups.. saying is.. two is one and one is none.. i keep that in my head at all times!
How long do you go past the expiration date? This is a grocery store 👌. Learned something new today 👍
some things can be years. tomatoe products can get a tinny taste but still ok. Always do a smell test. Also if there is dents in the cans I would use those first.
Wow. You're set!
I wish I felt that way. I always feel I do not have it enough. I rotate out so I am always filling in gaps.
Truly amazing….your set! Bidenomics won’t effect you for some time.
I wish.. but everything is going up. its sad when our delivery charges for electric are higher than our actual usage.
@@LazarickHomestead i completely agree with you. They want us to own nothing and be happy. But, what your doing and others like you are keeping our America alive with hope that we can survive these lunatics . Bless you.
Get some Bay leaves, then sprinkle all over the place like falling leaves trust and belive they will disappear .and other critters.
thanks so much for the tip!! I need all the help I can get and learn so much from all the comments!!!
I'd turn that butter into ghee. Would last longer.
I have never done that but its on my to do list. I just have to get brave enough to try it lol
How long have you been prepping? I'm on 2nd year, not as much as you have for sure
I have been at this for over 7 years.
At this point how long do you think your preps would last ?
Well all my freeze dried and lds stuff will last unopened about 25 years. Not really sure on regular foods as I rotate out and replace as I see gaps. O know we would be good for a couple years at least. We have another location that is stocked with freeze dried foods and non perishables as well so we would be comfortable few years I would say
Can I ask what part of the country you are from? I noticed you say Hamburg but I say hamburger.
Massachusetts
How long spices last.
they last indefenitely I am finding out.
Has anyone used or know of coupon websites? Where do you find coupons these days?
My coupon fairy stopped doing it so I am on the hunt for another one
Better hope you don't lose Power. All the meat will spoil.
We have generators and hundreds of gallons of fuel and propane. We're good. And sons with several freezers each that we can put stuff into. Trust me we plan for alot of scenarios
I was enjoying this video but had to stop watching as you were moving so quickly and all around that I was getting nauseous.
So sorry. Not a professional here unfortunately
This makes no sense to me! This is hoarding! What are you preparing for?
Well your entitled to your opinion. Thanks for stopping by. To answer your question. A couple years ago my husband lost his job and because of this stock we didnt have to spend our money on food and toiletries and we could pay our mortgage and bills until he found a job and there was no stress on how to feed my children. Its hoarding if you stock up on things you will never use. Its not hoarding when you stock what you use. If you cannot see this then theres no getting thru to you and not worth my time. Good day to you
Is this an honest question? How does it not make sense to have a bounty food and supplies on hand? Hoarding? I think it is smart shopping and living. Prepping is being proactive, not reactive. One can take care of themselves and their family when faced with any challenge. Job loss, reduced hours, sudden big expense, bad weather, reallllllly bad weather or events, power outages, illness, car break down, injury, or even just laziness (dont feel like going to store, but maybe don't want to blow money on spur of moment meal delivery),. The energy and focus can be on those things and not having to worry about food,sundries, tools and such. Now add in escalating prices, food/supply shortages, and dealing with folks who dont see the point in prepping yet will scramble to the store and clear the shelves when the fear of an item being out happens? Yeh, I bet the @Lazarickhomestead (and others of similar ilk) didnt need to buy a single roll of TP in 2020, and right now? They have made bank by having a healthy supply of food. They are still eating off of last years (and prior) prices. Coupons in the past helped further add to the value of this set up. Amazing! Probably tops off with sales and such, and not buying necessarily out of need. This video is an amazing example of what we should all be doing, even if on a different scale. Keep in mind that if nothing else available, we all go through a lot more food and supplies than we think. I am curious if you have thoughts to add or if are just a troll.
@@CMarie404 I absolutely love your comment. You are right on the nose!!! It's such a less stressful time for us nowadays when I can just shop to fill in gaps and that's it. In the winter I do not have to risk my car or health going on slick roads for a simple recipe ingredient or if daughter needs pads or we need tp...
Food Insurance, I get it. A way to take care of and protect your family during the rough patches. Very smart. 👍
@@bre5821 you get it!!! It's people like you that I would love hanging out with.
Also I know you guys don't drink however cheap vodka is good in case you want tincture or if you like me have rough days at the office
thanks for the tip!!!
It's good that you documented this. If you ever had a fire, your insurance company would not believe you had $30,000 in groceries in your basement. Nicely organized. Very impressive. Thanks for sharing. I feel like such a slacker.
You know I hadn't thought of that at all. I thank you for saying this. That's why I love all your comments. I learn something every time. It's a constant journey of learning from each other here. My channel started out so that my children and grandchildren will be able to see me long after I'm gone.
Wow, I’m blown away by your basement store. You have a fortune invested in there. This is so impressive. Where I live no one has basements. Wish I had that kind of storage. Is there any way you can camouflage your door to the basement? I’d be worried that someone would rob you of your supplies in a stuff hits the fan scenario.
Where do u live? I will think on that camouflage part cuz that's a good idea. Maybe change color the same as the cement. Will have to think on it
Thanks for sharing
welcome.@@susanwilliams1881
Your video came up at random, and..WOW! I am so stoked to see this. I have basement envy. I have a basement but it isnt a nice one.😆 I do keep a freezer and various shelves of non-food items, and then have a few totes up on tables of canned foods. The majority of my pantry is tucked away in odd spots in my house. I make it work, but boy a nice, dedicated spot with room to really move, fill it up, and organize just appeals to me so much. Bravo to you for all the hard work that goes into making this happen, and maintaining it. It's home and inventory management. Basically it's a job that pays off (esp if something happens) and during these times of escalating food prices. Imagine buying much of that now? wowza. Talk about return on investment.
There is a great amount of security in knowing that food and supplies are readily available no matter what may crop up. Been a prepper for nearly all of my 40 something years. It has served me well through some tough times, and just in regular times. Why go to the store every single time something is needed? Seems like a waste in time, money, wear and tear on vehicle, etc. So yeh, having a stout personal in-home store can really help in times of job loss, reduction in hours, illness, injury, car breakdown, sudden big expense, bad weather, power outage, wanting to save money, not feeling like going to the store (or wasting gas to do so), etc. We can't control for everything, but we can be smart about what we have at our fingertips.
Little bit here and there all adds up. Yet we need more than we think. If we only ate from what we have and could not resupply easily, then it is vital to look at how much we may go through to sustain current level of calorie consumption. Some will do best with less calories, some will absolutely need more. Either way, many pantries are woefully under supplied--- yet at first glance may look like a lot because of the space it takes up.
Thanks for tour of some of your space. I'm inspired to get a little more organized.
Take care!😊
You are so right on everything you just said. Hubby lost his job a few years ago and I didn't stress about anything cuz we had enough to eat so our money could be used for our bills and mortgage. He got another job within 2 weeks but I knew we would be ok for awhile. Thanks for stopping by!!!!
You have more inventory than real a grocery store!!!! Nice job!
I only store what we eat though. It makes no sense to store stuff we will never eat. thanks for coming by!!
😅Great well stocked pantry PLUS great organization. I learned a lot! Thank you, Paige
Well thanks for coming by!! I'm always learning stuff from my fellow youtubers as well.
You are doing a great job, I applaud your efforts! May God continue to bless you and your family.
well thank you. its a work in progress but we have learned so much of what not to do as well during these last few years.
Such an encouraging video to keep on prepping and expand my modest closet size pantry! I think food is our best investment right now.
I agree it's something we all need and one that we can actually controll lol
No keep your canning jars. You’re gonna need them.
I did sell my brother a couple but kept most of them. I have way more vac sealing I want to do
New to your channel and as a prepper for the last 15+ years I have to say that I’am totally blown away at your stock and organization!! 👏👏👏
Well I still feel unprepared sometimes. I know we can't prepare for ever and I have to get used to that. Lol thanks for coming by!
I’m eating my food I canned from 2015…Still DELICIOUS…GREAT JOB..
That's awesome. Those expire dates are not set in stone and I am so glad I learned that. Thanks for coming by!
@@LazarickHomestead absolutely TRUTH..That’s just what I canned working on peas 🫛 corn 🌽 carrots 🥕 manufacturer’s canned from 2013. It’s all marketing to get consumers to throw away and buy more. But with loss of crops all food is slowing.
Your collection is amazing and love your organization skills very nice
its years in the making honestly. I learn new things all the time which when I change things drives the hubby nuts and ready to divorce me lol.. anyhoo.. i learn from alot of great channels myself
Let me applaud you, I personally think you have the best food pantry I ever seen on UA-cam. I told my wife I’m jealous, grant it I’m just getting started. I can’t wait to get to that point of pantry/ prepping. You really inspire me, thank you for the video. Stay blessed
oh thanks but I am a work in progress pretty much all the time. lol.. as is the food pantry is always a work in progress. I have learned alot of what I was overdoing it on and what I need to do better.. thanks for coming by
Love the pantry town, I coupon off all of my digital stores app, DG, FD, CVS, Walgreens and I have a pretty good stockpile as well for too help supply 4 families with everyone chipping in on the shopping budget it has worked out great.
That is an always to do it. Having others chip in. My twins are 15 so not working yet. Isn't it nice to know u have what u need when u need it????
We would have given our freezer to our son for free
Well considering he wouldn't take it without paying cuz he makes more money than we do and I filled it with meats totally full he felt he wanted to buy it. And couldn't change his mind I let it go that way. I have to say your quite judgy in your comment.
Impressive lot of Thrive Life foods!
Thanks!
Very impressive. But showing your stock can be dangerous. Watch out for the 2 legged predaters.
Oh yes we have other locations as well and this is quite secure. I have my boom sticks and pew pews and other security measures in place.
THINK ABOUT IT! STOP SHOWING PREPS ON UA-cam. WHEN IT HITS THE FAN! THEY CAN FIND YOU
Thank you for your concern. We have things covered here as far as security.
AWESOME. I KNOW THAT IS A LOT OF WORK ,TIME AND ENERGY AND $ PRAYER FOR YOU AMD YOURS
WOW. Just WOW! I am amazed at the sheer qty and variety you have stored in that basement! Thanks for the tour 👍🏻
Thanks for stopping by!!! Its a work in progress thats for sure
A VERY impressive stockpile,, you've thought of everything... I love it!
I always still feel unprepared lol.. its always a work in progress.
IMPRESSIVE!!
Thank you for stopping by!
You could feed a small country
Food goes quick when you have 4 mouths to feed.
Can I just say, Amazing! Simply Amazing.
Wow, thank you for stopping by!!!
If you don't like it, it should not be put in your basement (it's a waste of money if you trash it or donate it). I will recommend the channel The Provident Pepper
I agree. This past year I have taken notice of what we ended up not liking and not eaten and stopped canning those things. It's really a constant learning process.
My brother call this hoarding!
I have been into preparedness since I was 19, after my truck broke down, and I had to walk almost 40 miles in the desert, to get back to base for help.
Well your brother is welcome to his opinion. I would rather not worry about food and eating and focus our money on other things.
I just found your video. This is nice. I just started prepping this year. What's the brand on your freezer with blueberry drawer? I wish we had a basement. I live in Florida.
arctic freeze is the brand of freezer. I know I heard that there are no basements in florida.. I couldnt live there just for that lol
Good for you. It looks like you are prepared if, for whatever reason, you cannot do regular grocery shopping for weeks or months. If you have not already done so, I recommend you get a propane-fueled generator large enough to power your freezer for at least 12 hours in every 24 hours (and an outdoor heavy duty extension cord to connect outdoor generator to indoor freezer), so all that meat does not thaw when the outdoor temperatures are above freezing. Otherwise, you would have to home-can a lot of thawed meat so it does not spoil.
It is good that you have kept a lot of your canned foods in their original plastic-wrapped cardboard flats. This makes it easier to carry the food upstairs if there is danger of your basement flooding. It also makes it easier to prevent the canned goods from getting dented should there be an earthquake strong enough to topple loose cans from shelves. I do recommend you find a way to leash those shelving units to the basement walls or to each other so they will not topple over during an earthquake. Also, it is good to set containers of liquid cleansers inside plastic tubs or tote bins just in case one of the containers develops a leak (learned this the hard way).
Hubby has attached the shelves to the walls actually. I love the tip of the plastic totes for the cleaners. Have not thought of that. I learn so much from all of you for sure.. thanks so much. I have long laundry baskets that I use to bring things upstairs in large amounts. I keep them for that reason alone actualy.
Thank you so much for taking us on a fun prepper pantry tour. There’s so much to learn from you. Just out of curiosity, how long did it take you to reach this level of preparedness. Just subscribed.
HI there, It has taken about 4 years I would say. Its always being added too when there are sales for the things we use here
I didn’t see any things to make life easier if you get hurt. Crutches, toilet risers, shower chair, walker, wheelchair, bedside commode, arm slings, things like that.
I bought a couple of water distillers and water filters to use with our well water.
I am also organized like you, and great big pantry too.
I don’t expect you to advertise if you do/don’t have protection, but I hope you do.
We have a shower chair, pair of crutches, those big plastic boot when my daughter got hurt, have have finger stints, and much more. We just obtained it later after this video. I am always stocking, daily and adding.
Great Job, new subscriber here. Wanted to ask you do you have to worry about flooding from rain or snow? Also how thick are the basements walls. Wish I had your basement!
The basement has 8 inch walls about and we ont get flooding here luckily. Thanks for coming by the channel!!! I learn so much from all our wonderful subscribers
Do you live off your stockpiles? you have so much frozen meat and chicken, I know people keep emergency food, your panty is a grocery store in itself.
Yes I only shop sales and replace what I use it's called rotation. Stores do thier sales on rotations like every 6 weeks here so if say butter is on sale T the store I get it and then it usually comes back on sale again at that store 6 weeks later..same with all stores around here. So I have learned what to stock up on and when.
What is the value of your supply, just curious, I maybe have a tiny fraction of that, im already at like 2000
Not sure honestly. Probably couple thousand dollars. I know all the meat was over a thousand
As with tines are so weary. I really would not post pantry storage on UA-cam. All you prpeppers take your videos down.
sure right away lol.. this is not our only place that we have stocked. We have another homestead location with a fully stocked section. As for here.. trust me when I tell you I have plenty of protection here. I have learned how to handle boomsticks & pew pews & am ready at the seconds notice.
i have learned so much from you thank you for sharing love ya girl🥰
Giggles!!!! Love and miss you.. the livestreams will be coming back when its more indoor weather over here!
Absolutely incredible! Your prepper pantry is a dream come true! Goals 😊
thank you. its constantly being rotated and restocked. It took years to get here though. Its a constant work in progress as I am always feeling not ready for emergencies lol..
WTG! I use to be a CouponQueen many years ago I use to stock so much back then..My kids are all grown with homes of their own -my stocking up turned them totally opposite they never stock up on anything 😩 Not worried about them as they don’t have money issues and pretty much just buy whatever they want to eat daily…however they would come to my house if the stores closed today.. I also cook/bake from scratch, can, dehydrate, freeze along with making my own cleaners, body products, OTC meds..they aren’t going to do anything like that it’s to much work involve for them plus they are all males..lol..Nothing better then having a house full of food and non food to not be stressed when hard times hit.
Same here with the coupons. My older boys are the same. They make much more money than we do and just don't prepare at all. It saddens me.
@@LazarickHomestead ~It saddens me too! They had it to easy growing up compared to me..they never experienced no food in the house or any kind of discomfort to make them see anything different ..not that I would ever want them to go through what I did on my childhood. The only benefit is they do have us, they do know how cook, youngest knows how to hunt..so I’m reality we’re a pretty round skilled family.
used to be a couponer also. Remember the Lysol coupons placed next to the lysol products? I would grab those and wait for Lysol to go sale at meijer(buy save 50 cents each making them 89 cents ea. With those coupons i was getting 3 canisters of wipes for a buck. Guess who still has 70 canisters of wipes sitting on a shelf in 2023?? This woman didn't sweat the panic shopping of 2020 when these items could not be found😁
@@paulawinstead5660 I think they called those peelies and tear pads for coupons. I was same way. Still grab tear pads and peelies when I see them and save them for later use. Sales come in cycles so wait about 6 weeks and that item is back on sale and then use a coupon too!!!!
I can't think about anything else but the amount of money spent. Wow! I think this is being more than prepared unless its for your whole family.
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I have 2 older boys in mid 30s with families of their own so yes its for my 4 here at home plus 7 more plus my parents/sisters if they ever needed anything.
@@LazarickHomestead God Bless you.❤️
wow, blown away by the amount you have stocked
thanks.. its been years in the making and is constant rotation.
Hope you have a back up generator. You have a lot of $$$ invested in all of this freezer food!
We have 2 generators. a fuel one and a solar one.
That's exactly why I prefer canning and drying. (Both of which can be done without electricity.) No power means no freezer. What if you run out of gas and can't get more? What if you can't get a replacement panel or other part when it breaks/dies?
I brought this up yesterday and some troglodyte with extremely limited reading comprehension skills completely misunderstood me, then had the audacity to give me the 🙄 emoji when I sat there trying to figure out what the heck they were talking about. SMH some people...
@@katie7748 yes I agree to a degree. I am finding we are not eating certain things that I canned myself due to noone liking them. so its a waste of time and food if it sits there. we have stocked 30 of those 5 gallon fuel cans and rotate those out as needed and refill. we have over 150 of those 1 pound propane canisters and 6 or 7 of the 20 pound ones as well so we are always topped off in different areas. Its not gonna last forever but its a start till we can afford one of those huge solar gennies. we also have a huge gas generator as well. so its a process of building up your preparedness items. We are not rich so we do what we can afford.
Mind blown.
I am definitely jealous!
Thanks but it and myself are always a work in progress lol..I always feel like I need to step it up.
I can’t find coupons where do you get them
I had a special lady I got them from but she no longer does them so I'm not using them anymore. I had been using them for about 6 years then she stopped her business so now I have to just shop sales.
Wish i had a BASEMENT
When we were viewing the house as soon as I got down here I had my realtor put the offer in lol..
just because of the basement.
Thank you ❤ you are truly blessed !
thanks for stopping by.. those shelves have gone down a bit since we eat from them. I have to do some more restocking actually but its winter and I do not do much going out in the winter.
Love your basement & stock. Just inspired me to buy a pack of 18 tins of meat products to add to my stash.
tins? is that where the meat comes in a metal tin can or something? I have never heard of that word used for meat. Where are you from if I may ask?
@@LazarickHomestead Heh heh! Yes, I'm UK, we call cans of food tins instead of cans. Same thing. I'm obsessed with watching USA pantry videos. We only have a few UK preppers on YT, so not much to watch. Yours is amazing!
@@jazzylyn5857 well thanks so much. I learned from here on youtube on prepping. I did couponing my whole life but never really thought of the prepping for emergencies until last couple years or so.
Wow to have the room for it all!!😊
We have alot of room down there. It has decreased alot since we have been using it all up and helping family. I am learning what I do not need to stock and lessen as well. Thanks for stopping by!
You have way more money than me!
Ohh probably not. It's years in the making honestly
Minimart
pretty much.
So smart kindling
Yup always good to have it and works for rocket stoves too
I'm a prepper too 😁
Its such a good idea to have food security just like you make sure you have insurance on everything else.. so why not make sure you have food for tough times
Love your organization!
Thank you!! 😊I still feel unorganized most days lol
Ŵow what a pantry
Thanks for watching!!!
Wow, just wow😮
Thanks for stopping by. I'm always up to something. Lol
Those diced potatoes are really good fried 👍🏻
Yum. I will be trying that soon
Great with diced ham and peppers especially!!!!
@@Itsamantha111 I gotta put onions too..I love onions
@@LazarickHomestead oh yes for sure. I do an onion and pepper mix. Really good with the sausage you have too, my hubby loves that!!
Quick dinner and so so hearty and filling!!
2 cans diced potatoes
2 cups onion and pepper mix
1 sliced sausage or 1 can of diced ham
Season well
Top with cheese..
Delicious
@@Itsamantha111 oh man I just wrote all this down to make..when I do the video I always mention where I got it from. So stay tuned. What type of cheese do u suggest?
Everything looks so nice
thanks so much for stopping over here!!!
I just found your channel..I like your channel , however, tbe cameral swinging around makes me very dizzy. If you would move more slowly .its very hard to watch with all the camera sweeps .you have an amazing pantry ..great you hav ethe space to store so much. I will keep watching .hoping camera moves may become smoother..
I dont think we can ever have too much meat stick..do you make your own also from the meat bones when you get your meat from processor .can also after a few rounds of bone stock.dehydrate those bones real well and cool then crumble and whizz up into bone meal for gardens..check out becoming a farmgirl..she shows how to use every last iota of a animal or anything ..marys nest for great bone stock videos.. I am only 1 now, so I don't need as big a pantry. I focus on more ways now to fill gaps and try more organic items or source more locally.. But been working at it for years
Thank you!!! I wrote those channel names down to check out. As with prepping I am still learning how to video too so hopefully my videos get better as time goes by. I'm no professional by any means. I have made beef and chicken stock and have done videos on it. But that was when I was first learning. I now save my bones in freezer till I get enough to do a canning session.
Wow! what a fantastic stockpile and organized basement. You could teach a class :) Don't forget to check your sump pump to make sure the battery is working and you have a back up. I would hate to see a flood down there.
Thanks yes we check the pumps regularly a day we have a floating floor so nothing would ever get wet. Thanks for stopping in and have a great night
This video came to me randomly. That was quite impressive. We usually don't have basements here in the Pacific Northwest. I really like your organizational skills.
Here in Massachusetts we have basements or they are also called cellars. I chose this house because of the basement and husband chose cu of the fireplace lol
With all you have you might consider a freeze dryer. You could freeze dry almost all your can goods to get a shelf life up to 25 years. Chicken, and turkey and beef freeze r
Dry extremely well also.
I've thought about it but can't afford it right now. It's on my want list though!!!
Wow, what an impressive stock! Incredible!
How long does the frozen meat and chicken good for after you freeze them?
If wrapped properly I am still eating meats from 2021. In my other videos lately that I have done I have shown meats from 2021 I am using.
WOWWWWW.
Turned a front room/company/parlor, into a family pantry. As well as other storage for the ThriveLife. Also found an Mormon Pantry in our area. Etc, etc, etc.
Stove top canners>>> do you have replacement rings & plugs, weights? For my Prestos, found that generic gasket & weight from Amazon was ok, but the little plug HAD to be Presto (size difference).
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I have all replacement parts for all canners. From gopresto dot com. It's good to be stocked up!
May I ask how many people do you cook for that's a lot of food it's good that you have a stocked pantry but wow
I cook for 4 of us. Plus cookouts with sometimes 50 or so people at a time. I also do not go out much in the winters here in Mass. It gets slippery as all get out. so I stock so that if we are snowed in we are good. I can cook in my fireplace. I stock for unexpected job loss like what happened a couple years ago to us.. hubby lost his job so I knew we would still eat well and not have BUY and use the money we did have to buy groceries. we could put that money to paying our mortgage till hubby got another job. Its a security thing honestly. would you want to be stressing about paying bills and trying to decide which ones to pay and still have to eat ???