Prepper Pantry Haul | Long Term Food Storage
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- Huge prepper pantry haul! Today we have many items for your pantry and long term food storage options. Many canned goods from canned meats, canned fruits, canned vegetables and so on. In my monthly food haul I also grabbed a few 5 gallon buckets with gamma lids for the long term foods like white rice and dry beans.
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In the pantry I have a notebook. When anyone removes an item (food, hygiene items, cleaning item, first aid item, pack of batteries, anything really) they write it on the list. That's my shopping list. I purchase 2 for every one item taken. Items we use more of stock up more quickly than those we use less often, so our inventory stays balanced. And I never have to make a list!
That's a great idea!
Awesome tip, we use a whiteboard and I do have a list but it's more like a spreadsheet of inventory on hand as well as dates and various other information.
Great tip! I'm so unorganized everything is shoved in various closets. 😖
@@GreyManPrepping I do the same with the spreadsheet, and alot of my supplies.
@@ms.hotdoglegs614 that's me also! I am the worst at organization but I know where things are. If I organize I can't find anything!
Would love to see more of your hauls, they are serious
Will do Mary and thank you for watching
Exactly. The small cans are the way to go because storage after its opening will remain an issue.
Bingo, glad to know folks understand where I am coming from.
I like these kind of videos
Me too
The viewers have spoken lol, Well I am glad I finally decided to do one. The consensus seems that folks really do enjoy this type of video so I'll definitely do more content of this nature.
@@GreyManPrepping yes very much so, looking forward to it!
Great haul Grey and yes I would love to see your future hauls because it can help some people and it's good to see what others are getting along with some possible items that I may not have thought about. Thank you for sharing it's much appreciated sir.
Exactly! It always makes me think of more stuff.
thanks for the feedback Lisa and I will definitely do more content like this!
I canned 13 quarts of turkey broth last. Will be getting a couple chickens to make chicken broth to can also. My daughter takes me shopping once a month .
I canned 9 quarts of turkey broth!
that is awesome! I can't wait to get into canning myself.
I love to buy the rotisserie chickens at kroger when they are 2/$10. I pull off enough meat for a quick meal that evening, can the rest of the meat after slow simmering the whole chickens in a large stock pot. The flavor is amazing and there is so much chicken that just falls off for easy canning. I can the meat in the broth and then can some of the broth on its own.
@@happy2cya70 Sounds tasty 😁
I'm vegan so my prepper pantry is packed with vegan stuff! Got loads of nutritional yeast, cans, ready meals, etc. Not the typical pantry but it works for me!
Thanks for sharing and nutritional yeast is awesome stuff!
Perfect example of prepping what you know you eat/need! Excellent!!
Very nice hun . Great preps
Get some seeds too and learn about mycelium if fungi is in your diet. My thing is knowledge so learning the fastest, easiest most nutritious like sprouts. On my way back to diy atmospheric water generator...🤨
Perfect example of planning your Pantry to fit your needs & wants. As the saying goes "Store what you eat and eat what you Store".
Watkins have fabulous cinnamon, vanilla, and other herbs and spices!
Awesome I am so glad other folks are aware of them
Thanks GreyMan. It's always great to see everyone and what they store, it opens our eyes to some items we might be missing.
My pleasure Angela and that does make sense
@Greymanprepper.. I've changed preps to using powdered broths of all kind. The packets are lightweight. Bone broth I always use 1st since I want to be sure to use it and if SHTF and stores are demolished, I have powdered.
Great Tip Michelle!
Thanks Grey. I remember when the Watkins man went door to door. He would come by about once a month. My family always bought the double strength vanilla and a few other flavorings. My kroger's has quit carrying the California Ranch that says 100% so I have to get the global blend. Ingredient list says extra virgin olive oil only ... but who knows. It still tastes better than any other olive oil.They do list the countries that produce the olives. Much Love
The good ole days right! Yeah I am somewhat of an olive oil snob and I learned that the other variations of them are not true to the claims as like most olive oil brands but it's definitely one of the better ones.
Solid preps brother. Please make more videos of your hauls, they will be very helpful. Stay safe and strong Grey!
Will do KT & Thank you
Watching from Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks so much Vancity!
Yeah! Just get on with it! 😂🤣😂🤗😊No I think your great! Thanks for sharing! 😍😊
😂Iappreciatee it Thanks Rosie
Grrr i checked all the channels I am subbed to it didn't show you were live
UA-cam loves to play games with folks. I wish I had a way to let folks know outside of the tube. I do announce in my discord server or Harvey my mod will let folks know there as well
Lemon Ginger tea is one of my favorites too. I buy my teas by the case as well. The Watkins vanilla is the best in my opinion.
I do my major shopping once a month and then fill in another once or twice a month.
Hey we are like minded folks Lori! Awesome!
I love watching prepper hauls! You should definantly do more vids of them!
Will do Lori!
Thanks Grey, Great Food Pantry Haul
Yes, I would like to see more
God Bless
Will do Richard, have a blessed day.
Do the gamma lids protect against everything? Moisture?
I like Gamma lids for a couple of reasons one is that they provide airtight storage containers with easy access and they are fairly leak proof. Nothing is perfect per say. hopefully that gives you an idea why I prefer them. Oh I forgot to mention this is in addition to the mylar and o2 absorbers. they come in real handy when you decide to open one of your preps and use it. they are a lot more accessible than having to pull off the lid each time you want to take a scoop of rice or beans etc.. then you can fasten it back on with a nice air tight seal
@@GreyManPrepping we own a PPG paint store so we use 5 gallon metal paint bucket with metal lids. Inside we use mylar and O2 absorbers. Our problem is Michigan humidity. Metal rusts. I've been thinking about transferring to the buckets and gamma lids. Thanks for the insight.
Yes, I love seeing other people's hauls. You got a lot of great items! 👍🏻 ❤
Thanks so much Mama Bear!
Great haul!!!
What time of month do you buy the chocolate?
Funny enough Allison I actually order my cocoa powder and dark chocolate varieties online because it's so much cheaper than I find at the stores .
I have coconut oil expired 5 years ago! Still Good!😊
Exactly this stuff is one of the longest shelf stable oils I could find in my research
@@GreyManPrepping 😊
@@harveyblack2699 I always try to store in cool dark places , where you are able to keep the oil in it's solid state all year long!😊😍
Great prepper haul! Watkins vanilla is the best vanilla for baking, next to homemade with real vanilla beans and vodka. Watkins is my fall back. Love it! Thanks for the content. Can't wait to watch on the 15th.
Thanks so much 😁👍
Scored best deal ever found w augason farms onion #10 cans for $11 ish per can today. Regular triple cost of that.
Rainwater catchment is good 3/4 year here for mitten state. Hand made with large garbage can, gutters n downspout, lid, spout and bolted to deck. Use for garden, emergency scenarios, run it thru Berkey system and or life straws. $50 👍
That is awesome I am always watching out for great deals, then i pounce lol
Yes @GreyManPrepping keep showing your hauls. They are my favorite kind of videos. Where did you get the big bags of Goya? I see some of your stuff is from Aldi. We just ran there for 2 things from ad. We halted prepping until Christmas shopping is done but I was disappointed that Aldi won’t give coin change any more. They just keep it! Sign about coin shortages. I’ll make sure I have exact next time.
Love aldis for their can goods deals. today I grabbed my rice from a store called publix they had a sale on the 20lb rice bags and I use a coupon so final price was $8.49 instead of $15.84
Great info share it and keep it up. Ur system may or may notnwork for someone else. But it will definitely give them and idea. Please include prices. Thats important even though prices vary by Area. It will help give people an idea of cost if they are new to prepping. I watched a video from pin ball this morning. He was saying that prepping channels have grown considerably. AP aka rudy s channel up extra thousands and so is AP from new york Jason's channel. Pinballs channel has also grown.
Roger that brother 👍
Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏖 🏝
My pleasure Nancy
Started hard stocking #10 cans of dehydrated and freeze dried foods beginning in March. I bought basic food as I really don't care for entrees for the taste/cost involved. The cost of these have gone up 2-3 X's what I paid. Found Freeze Dry Wholesalers and really splurged on meat. Now just filling gaps and holes. I shop for supplies once a month for canned goods, etc. and hit DG about once a week.
DG has some great deals! I am a multi store shopper hunting for the best bang for my buck per quantity. Freeze dried foods have definitely jumped tremendously but I keep an eye out fro deals
@@GreyManPrepping Not many deals left. I get a lot of bulk dry goods from a restaurant supply company and repackage it.
We use a marker to put best buy dates or exp. dates on our items because our eyesight is not as good as it used to be and the writing is easily seen. Came in handy when the grandkids decided to play store using our second pantry and were nice enough to put everything back, unfortunately, they removed some of the items from the "back" of the shelves (shelves set up like a library where he pack from the back and take from the front).
Very smart Jamie. That's what I like to do myself. So much easier to read. Thanks for sharing your tips.
GREAT VIDEO BIG MAN!!! 👍🏻👊🏻🇺🇸
Thanks Pureblood
@@harveyblack2699 Thanks I changed it about a while back. Formerly Jeramy Sullivan.
Nice haul. I pretty much stock everything…🐸🍺🔪🔥
You and me both brother! GTSY brother Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and wishing you a wonderful New Year!
I Always like to see what other people stock and buy. Im nosey. 🤣🤣
😂That is hilarious Bonnie but it was my pleasure to share
All about moro y cristianos! Love it!! Aww want some vaca frita now, love Cubano food. Haha. Same brand I buy as well, those are the best, goya and mahatma. Pineapple for fruit, great anti-inflammitory. Great video. Yeah definately do a video on processing rice.
Yummy! lol I will definitely do a video n how I process my rice for storage! Thanks for watching G Mac!
Yes! Please do more of these prepper pantry videos! I love them, and find them very educational...!
Thanks for the feedback Ter and will do
That's my fave tea! Where do you get yours? I put in my morning coffee its so great. Love Alaska Prepper. I'm switching to whole beans coffee n bought a manual grinder. Always have to have it yes.
Hello Kim, I buy at BJ's wholesale club, like Costco which we will have one opening on Dec. 10th 🥳 Then my fallback is purchasing bulk online as well.
@@GreyManPrepping nice!
You can get tomato bullion as well it's usually in the Mexican food aisle
Awesome and thanks so much for the tip. 👍
What did you pay for your peanut butter?
They where on sale today at $3.76 I have found them anywhere from 2.79-6.49 when I do multi store shopping
@@GreyManPrepping Yeah! I got them Yesterday at grocery Outlet in northern California 2 for 10.00 🙂😊
@@rosierose7863 Nice!
Thank you for sharing and yes, please show more.
Will do Yaya, folks seemed to really enjoy this video, so I will definitely be doing more of them 😁👍
Coconut oil does not have to be refrigerated at all and it has the longest shelf life. I have switched all of my oils to coconuts oil and I get it at Costco
Agreed, everything I have researched it's probably the best for a long-term storage option
Where are you getting canned fruit for 49 cents a can? I need in on that deal! I have a hard time finding any canned fruit for less than 99 cents a can and usually more!
Hey Sherry The beans, corn and green beans were 49 cents the larger fruit was $1.49 I should have been more specific my apologies. Every once in awhile I'll find the BOGO's or have a coupon where I can pick up fruits for about 79 cents
@@GreyManPrepping OK, thanks! Was it from Aldis?
@@cookingsherry8784 Yes that it was
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure Lynn
Yes I would like to see your pantry haul on the 15th please.
Will do Mylinda 😁👍
I add some items each week for my prep to my weekly shopping list. I spend an additional 20.00 to 25.00 per week for prep. There is a bottled beef that Hormel makes that packs a lot of beef in a small jar that I like. Also, the small canned ham. I also have an inventory sheet that I keep in my storage for each type of item. That way I always know how much I have and what needs replacing.
Bottle beef really, I'll have to definitely look into that. Thanks so much for sharing. Have a wonderful evening.
I always get told to buy something that I have never tried, see if I like it, go back and buy more so, today I purchased canned ham, BROOKDALE HAM. Anyone out there, please let me know what you honestly think about it and if you can, give me some ways to dress it up! It would be greatly appreciated.. ! I actually bought it because one, it was 2 and change and secondly, the date was out to 2026...!
I haven't had it myself but hopefully someone in the community has and will be able to help. thanks for sharing
@@GreyManPrepping Thanks for replying! Much appreciated and I LOVED your latest video! Please do more... :))
@@ter8330 Thank you and will do
@Ter. U can chop it in small pieces and put in omelets, bean soup, sliced and fried for a sandwich, anything where u can use ham in.
Hi Greyman thank you for the video
Thanks so much for taking the time to watch Carmen
Gallon ziplocs, paper plates, lighters come in handy for all sorts of uses
Agreed we buy bulk paper and plastic goods. Lighters are definitely a must have
@@GreyManPrepping Where do u go for bulk?
@@gettingIToutTHAgym Places like Costco, Sam's and if I find a good deal online. I have also found a restaurant supply store about 45 mins away from me that has good deals.
DAMN brother
😂 Stack it to the rafters
Yep totes would like to see your hauls 😁 ..... as well as any vlogs you want on how you store your preps, I'm down for always seeing how everyone does it..
It seems folks really like this type of content so I do plan to do more and expand on it as well. thank you for your feedback
no sabía que eras de Cuba! Qué bueno!
Yep. My grandfather & grandmother were from Cuba I was born in Key West shy about 90 miles lol . Que tengas una noche bendecida
Great items , I think I have all those items. Now I need to start rotating and buying more to replace.
You are a great help!!
Thanks so much Marcia 😁
Hey GreyMan, good video. I'm glad I saw this. I'm a single lady and it's not always feasible for me to buy large cans or packages of things and I like seeing someone else thinks along the same lines, your peaches example was great. It might be cheaper in the long run to buy the large cans but like you said once open and you can't eat them all, it's a waste. I do have a question about those Knorr side dishes and the small packages of mashed potatoes, Mac and cheese etc. I've seen numerous ways people have stored them, such as packing them in a bucket and oxygen absorbers thrown in and closed. I've seen someone do the same thing, only put in mylar bags, add O2 absorbers and then close the bucket. Others, slice open the bag and add an O2 absorbers, tape it closed and then thrown in the bucket. Some of these seem excessive but maybe not if it's the best way to do it. Oh yeah, Mac and cheese, I saw someone empty the box into a vacuum seal bag and sealed that way with instructions either written on the bag or cut off the box and put on the container some how. I just wanted to get your input. 😊 Thank you
Hello Tina, It would be easier for you to email me with any questions So I can get more detailed in the information your looking for. Have a great night.
@@GreyManPrepping Thank you, I'll do that 🙂
Can you provide a list of today's food?
I can if you have a moment to email me I can definitely send that to you. Have a great day.
Looks like a good haul
Thanks C J
I need a video and tips for how to get a gamma lid onto the darn 5-gallon bucket!😄 I cannot get those lids on my buckets.
🤣 I remember awhile back when I transitioned to gamma lids I was like what the... lol but the best way is to separate the lid and collar first. Press on the outer ring nice and tight then screw on your lid. Hopefully that will steer you in the right direction 😁
Rubber mallet.
@@GreyManPrepping , I must be a ditz, lol! I had a bucket and a lid a couple of years ago that I got assembled, but I can’t get these I have now to go on! I’ve separated the parts, tried jumping on it, tried it upside down (the bucket, not me! 🤣), hammered it with a rubber mallet, soaked the ring in hot water-no go. Tried several kinds of buckets from different stores. I’ve tried the tips recommended on other YT videos. I’m thinking about taking them to my local home supply store to see if THEY can get these lids on. Either that, or I’m sure the neighbor kids could do it, lol!
@Jen LOL thanks for sharing that, it made me laugh! Yeah they shouldn't be that hard. Something seems off. hopefully you will find a solution. Have a great weekend
first time coming across your channel---great video! From SE Kentucky.
Hello Brian and welcome to the channel. Truly appreciate you taking the time to check out the content.
Thanks Greyman for sharing . Can't believe I missed one of yours dang.
Well glad it finally found you 😁 Thanks for watching. Have a wonderful day Red Road
I think seeing how your organize your list/bulletin board etc with what you are buying would help some ppl. I wish I was as organized as you are! So I’m sure others would too.
That is a pretty good idea TX Mama I'll have to put something together down the road for folks.
Show more hauls please. I shop weekly when the new sales come out. I have a question about rice. After freezing the rice how do you dry it out before you put it in the Mylar bag? Thanks for all you do. God bless
Hey Sue, well I should've clarified on the freezing. Sometimes I get to rambling. I may just do a video on the process of storing rice. If you use food grade buckets, and hermetically sealed mylar with O2 absorbers it will kill any pests, now for the freezing I do this when I pull rice from storage just to make extra sure it has no pests. Hopefully that makes sense.
@@GreyManPrepping yes that makes sense but if I buy rice in bags from store and put in freezer for 3 days and remove from freezer how do I make sure it is dry before I seal up? Do I just leave it in the bags or do I need to take out of bags and let air dry. My mind can be very dense at times. LOL
@@suetampabayfl187 I have the same question.
@@suetampabayfl187
I put my small bags of rice inside of ZipLoc Gallon Freeze Bags. ZipLoc does make bags up to 1 1/2 gallons. When I bring the ZipLoc bags out of the freeze, I lay them on kitchen towels while they warm up and wipe the moisture off. If, a humid day I spread the rice on parchment paper covered cookie sheets and put in a warm oven between 120°-170° oven for a few minutes to give it a good drying out. Then put in canning jars with an O2 absorbent packet.
@@susanschneider-baker49 just the answer I was looking. A step by step. Thank you so much and God bless
Wow great preps also don’t forget storage bags and diol LOL the chicken lady oklahoma gas 2.97 S E
Foil
Looking forward to tonight’s stream👍👍👍
Yep storage bags are great to have on hand. 😁
@greymanprepping could we talk about prep hauls (always LOVE talking preps!) but could we also talk about how to keep as much of our preps as portable as possible in emergency evacs, SHTF, get out of dodge scenarios??
I'm starting to make plans for prep caches and other places away from the home front and designing a scenario for if I must hit the road asap with what fits in my vehicle.
Agreed Michelle I have been storing offsite 55gal drums and looking to modify them for caches as well. Sometimes I'll get good deals on them. the Blue plastic drums is what I am referring to
@@GreyManPrepping familiar with the blue drums but I have made other chaches using store bought garbage cans, similar to my water catchment systems, and will try out a few and see how they do. Already snow/frozen up here so lost out on trying to get some out especially being down with the Rona last few weeks. Grrrr
@GreyManPrepping I think you need to buy Lady Grey vanilla beans for Christmas. Make your own.
Actually a pretty good idea lol Thanks Yarn!
@@GreyManPrepping get Madagascar beans, grade B. , grade B is for extract . My first batch is still brewing but I need more for my perpetual jar. Here’s a great video from Mary’s Nest. Her friend has had a jar going for 20 years!! ua-cam.com/video/eGnZ9FkaeiQ/v-deo.html
@@yarnprepper Thanks so much Yarn
We make our own bone broth - mixed bones (chicken, beef). Also make our own vanilla. Judi
That is awesome Judith, We did that with our turkey carcass this year. Made for some good stock
Good point about size of cans and storing what's not used. Lot of my canning is in pints. I can stretch those pints if I need to and don't worry so much about leftovers spoiling. Thanks for the haul video.
Thanks for watching JRC 👍
I've got the same preps but don't trust Aldi organic Simply Made line on longevity. Salad dressing for eating now blew up literally and another is rancid smelling. The broth doesn't last as long once opened in fridge and frankly not that great anyway. Organics don't have preservatives of course. Even peanut butter separates into not enticing stink in my experience with Simply Made. I'm going to wax some cheese and make ghee from real butter soon. No way I'm surviving without cheese and butter...ijs
Thanks for sharing your experiences and I concur have to cheese & butter 😁👍
Nice
Thanks Misc!
Tractor Supply has quality gamma lids. Walmart, Lowes and Home Depot do not carry the good ones.
Yep TJ that's where I get my supply 😁👍
We took all of our iodized salt & put it in jars for barter. We use Sea Salt (has more minerals), Pink Salt & Kosher Salt. Judi
Love the himalayan pink salt
California Olive Ranch is one of the best olive oils you can get. They received very high ratings in a recent blind test, comparing many imported oils, plus California oil. Their product is very fresh and has all of the good things you are supposed to get in an olive oil.
Awesome, great to hear. Everything I've researched points to them being the best as well.
I’m mostly stocking nutrient survival. I don’t have enough space in my home from all this food. I was having a hard time stocking with food from the store and doing the eat what you buy and store what you eat. Freeze dried food well be easy to cook if the power went out and it’s a ready meal. I’m not doing dry beans because dry beans take to much water and to much time and power to cook. I’m doing rice in hopes my soler generator we’ll power my rice cooker also rice takes little water the issue is cooking it with out power. Wait for Eastridge Food store a lot of ingredients it’s ready to go.the issue is the amount of time it takes to get to me and the cost. I’m still doing food from the store just the best before date has to be over 3 to 4 years.
I have a nice stockpile of nutrient survival as well and augason farm ingredient based varieties. As well as some mountain house for quick eats. I worry in a long term shtf I would get food fatigue as they call it. But nutrient survival is awesome in the fact it's so nutrient dense.
Definitely would like to see your hauls. Just found your channel.
Awesome Mary! Well welcome to the channel and look forward to reading more of your comments. Thanks for taking the time to watch my content. Have a great evening.
I enjoyed this video. I shop a big haul once a month and occasionally sale shop the rest of the month. YES I want to see more haul videos.
Will do Teresa 😁 Thanks so much for watching!
Licorice tea is awesome!! You’ve got to try it! I don’t like licorice taste at all but the licorice tea doesn’t taste like licorice. It tastes like cinnamon and warming spices. It’s got medicinal properties so it’s perfect for the prepper pantry.
Will definitely have to give it à try. Thank you
We are pretty new to prepping (started a little last year but amped it up early this year) and have yet to begin to use what we've been storing. I am in the process now of buying shelving and other storage for organizing. I still need to go through and take inventory, making a list that I can then use to see gaps. I like the idea of the dry erase board or a note pad of some sort to write what we do pull out to use so it can be on the shopping list for our next trip.
Thanks so much for your videos and to all the others who comment on here giving advice to all us newbies! :)
Truly appreciate you taking the time to watch! Glad the video was helpful also
Nice video, Grey. Always love seeing stacks of food and what other folks are putting up. 👍. You scored a lot of food for $225. Nice job.
Thanks so much J T 😁
Jt and grey, I’m watching this 2/9/22. Would love to see the price difference. Great haul.
Olive oil - there is a major misconception about this oil, because people think it's not healthy due to "low smoke point". Smoke point do not dictate how well a type of oil resists oxidation. Real EVOO in studies is considered good enough for frying. It resists oxidation well because it has high amount of polyphenols, squalene, and some vitamin E. In a study*, EVOO oxidizes a bit more than coconut oil in frying, but produces less toxic compounds (aldehydes). Both EVOO and coconut oil are superior to avocado oil in resisting oxidation and producing less toxins in frying.
High quality olive oil will have a pack date or harvest date in the back of the bottle. This is rough the time the olives are harvested and made in to oil. You will find it more commonly on PDO olive oil bottles. This is not the best by date.
Coconut oil - it's very healthy, but I don't like the overpowering taste, so I don't cook with it, but it have practical uses. I mainly use it for mustache shaving, as hair gel, and on dry skin. Worse case scenario, it's one of the main ingredient in making homemade toothpaste.
Bone broth - if you have access to bones, use a Instant Pot and slow cook the bone to make broth. I don't make it complicated, just bones, apple cider vinegar, and salt.
Fishes - Alaskan wild caught is probably among the cleanest fishes you can buy. Sea food industry is the food category with the most frauds, so lots of false labeling, "transhipment" (originated in china but shipped to another country to change the country of origin), and species substitution. I will never buy "norwegian wild caught" or any shrimps from southeast asia. And yeah, Aldi have the cheapest canned salmon.
*Evaluation of Chemical and Physical Changes in Different Commercial Oils during Heating
Duke I really appreciate all the info brother. I have done some deep dives into oils and various other foods myself. It's almost like going down the proverbial rabbiat hole per say
I have to say that you have one of the healthiest food prepper hauls I have ever seen! Great stuff!
Thanks so much! I truly appreciate your input
That was a GREAT video - yes do some more. Thank you. Judi
Thank you & Will do!
Wats up GREYthanx for sharing prep and pray yaw
Thanks for watching Donna 😁
With the amount of vanilla that you use you may want to check out Mary's nest homemade vanilla extract
I've had several folks send me some ways of making it from scratch. Look forward to trying it out.
Awesome haul!
Thanks Dale!
i like the idea of stocking up your long term storage every two weeks
Honestly, I've been thinking about doing the same thing. I've been missing some good sales
Nice haul.
Thanks so much LTP
Great 👍🏻 I just got a shelf to put some cans on. Happy Holidays !
Awesome! Happy Holidays to you as well!
Can you do a video about how long food can last past the " Best By Date " ?
Hello Leslie, I think I did discuss it in my canned goods video a few weeks back. But I can possibly do a stand alone video about it down the road 😁👍
@@GreyManPrepping , Oh ok. I will just go and look for it. I am new to your channel. Thank You!
@@leslieday6140 No problem at all. Didn't know if I said welcome to the channel. Truly appreciate you taking the time watch my content. Hope you have a wonderful evening.
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Love that bold yummy taste! Drinking now for about 40 years and never get tired to of that amazing flavor.
Thanks for your effort to keep us informed.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching HFH 👍
Thanks brother for sharing you got a lot of food there for 200 dollar and that looks really awesome. And i really like this types of videos as well.
Yes sir it was a pretty good haul brother. Got to stack it to the rafters
@@GreyManPrepping Yeah i agree brother :)
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Very nice haul 👌👍
There's alot of new beginners I think you should do a newer video showing step by step. I love them lids to they last longer .
Thanks Debra 👍
Great idea 💡 👍
I agree 100% California Olive Ranch is the best. Their global blend oils are sourced from other suppliers and blended with CA oils, but it's all quality olive oil. They sell the 100% in 2 liter bag boxes now too.
I saw that online I figured since I save the bottles I could grab them and fill my bottles.
Good deal Greyman, pretty good deals👍😄❤️✝️
Thanks Raka
Question, what do you do about humidity and canned foods? That’s part of my research for moving to a more humid climate. The cardboard cartons and even labels attract moisture even with running the AC and or a dehumidifier. That’s been my observation when visiting other folks over the last several years. Yes dear, going full nerd because I need some help! Lol
Also please check your gamma lids frequently. Just discovered that the ones holding the quick oats and the regular rolled oats in the walk in had cracked on the ring around the bucket. Ugh. They were the ones I fill the kitchen jars from so not long term and they were about ten years old but still.
Ok so here is my way of dealing with Florida humidity lol In my food storage area which has a separate cooling system and a dehumidifier I keep it at a constant 68° Fahrenheit I have a gadget that measures the humidity makes it easier to keep an eye on. I use proper spacing when possible and of course I use desiccants where needed, good ventilation but no large windows windows and like you said I do monthly checks on long term food storage supplies. I look for rust, rodents, integrity of lids and buckets and any signs of moisture in my DampRid containers. It is tough but I am used to it. hopefully that helps a bit
@@GreyManPrepping yes that helps, thank you. I’ve got a bit of learning ahead of me. I also have a monitor in my storage so that helps but mostly for temperature as we don’t get so much humidity here. So much to learn! Looking forward to it though. Thank you again and be blessed ❤️🌿
I just picked up about 12 flats of can goods from Aldi just the other day. Cost about $100.
That's where I picked up the majority of my canned goods as well. They always seem to have the best prices!
Do you prep cheese of any kind? I can't live without cheese, so I prep it in the can, freeze dried, and some extra in the freezer as well as refrigerator. 🧀🍔🍕🌮🥗🍛👍🤗
Yes love cheese! I freeze it as well, also buy canned cheese like campbell's cheese soup, but I learned a new trick not to long ago I am experiment with is coating my block cheese in wax. One of my subscribers had suggested it to me. All the research I have done so far states that cheese treated with cheese wax will store for up to 25 years at a mild to cool temperature.
@@GreyManPrepping I think that is true for the high-quality cheese, not for the regular Kraft variety. I haven't tried it yet, but I need to buy some wax and try it! I don't think it will last 25 years in my house, though. Lol
@@cookingsherry8784 It's always good to experiment and You have cheese lovers in the house as well lol
@greymanprepping ANY type of preps you show that works for YOUR family, is ALL great ideas and information for others. 👍 Not everyone has prepped , like myself for 30+ years, so ANY suggestions, ideas and shared information is 100% + for someone just started to prep, looking to add to preps etc... #preppingislife #prepwhatyoueat #preplikeyourlifedependsonit #don'tforgetH20 #medicforlife #firstaidpreps
Thanks Michelle
@@GreyManPrepping "any Information is better than NO information" and you KNOW CornPop didn't say THAT! LOLOLOL
Great haul, is that bucket you use, food grade?
That it is. But me being me I go above and beyond even if the buckets state food grade. Mylar, O2 absorbers and bay leaves as well
@@GreyManPrepping great thanks ,new sub
Nice haul! I love picking up flats of cans. Easier to handle and store!
Agreed brother 🤘
If, you stock seeds you don't have to stock canned veggies as much. Get a canner or pressure cooker to can your veggies. That will give you more room for canned meats and other preps
I guess that will have to be another video here down the road, my seed vault. 2022 Will be seeing Grey can & dehydrate foods as well. I have my presto 23 qt now as well as a good dehydrator and I agree it will definitely free up room.
Seeds ate GOLD but when you live in a climate that isn't garden friendly year round is tough. Mitten is not a year round area to grow, however, I do hydroponic systems laye fall thru our spring. It helps some, but not as much as we'd like.
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Could you, also, show the different methods you use depending on the time of year and Status of the Grid. Example: I use my gas stove with my Pesto Pressure Canner, but if the Grid goes down what can I use & how do I use an alternate fuel source? What equipment will I need?
@@susanschneider-baker49 That's a great idea Susan. Thank you.
I prefer freeze dried coffee for long term. Lasts a long time.
Agreed! I wish I could afford a Harvest Right freeze drier I would process all my coffee with that thing
@@GreyManPrepping Yessir.
Yep, definitely do more of these videos.
Will do Kim and thank you for watching!