I am a cheap prepper. 😂 I buy the Walmart brand canned meats. Chicken, beef, pork, store brand spam and corned beef hash, and starkist white albacore tuna in water. I don't really worry about preservatives to much. Been eating it most of my life anyway. I do stock canned chili, beef stews, and soups with meat. I don't have any ground beef. They don't have it here locally. Plus the cheaper brands allows me to buy more. I do have some of the better brands but not much. It will be my special occasion meals.😂 Some brands do taste better but I have plenty of stuff to season the meal to make it better. A can of shredded beef mixed with couple packs brown gravy mix over rice or instant potatoes and can of corn or green beans and you have a great meal. When you hungry and it is all you have you will eat it.
With pouches, they range from 3-5 years. I usually keep them in rotation in a 2 year cycle, I like them because they contain more meat most of the time, and they are great to take on a hike or camping trip also lighter than cans and easier to open.
I have 700 cans of SPAM and 350 cans of Cornedbeef, 100 cans of Ham, 200 little cans of paté, 300 cans of large Hotdogs wieners Sausages,.. I love eating those,.. Love SPAM!! And I am not overweight,.. I am atletic,.. because if intermetic fasting,.. Greetings from The Netherlands!!!!
I actually have canned chicken beef salmon tuna also pork. I like to pressure can meats too. The fish though i have but not fond of it. Tuna is okay best in water. If there is a lot of salt added when prepping a meal don't add any salt. Not a salt fan i know I'm weird. Thanks Grey oh have spam too 🙏❤️🙏
Most canned foods last dang near indefinitely per the USDA. They do lose nutritional value and can get a bit mushy. Theirs much more to it, I can send you an article if you email me. It's in the description of all my videos. But to answer your questions, specifically, my cabs usually have a BBD of 5 years
You can also can bacon yourself! Cook it 3/4 of the way in the oven and save your lard! Then lay the strips on parchment paper and roll it up. Pressure can quarts 90 minutes and pints 75 minutes. I buy bacon in bulk when it’s on sale. The yoders got too expensive. My bacon turns out way better. 😀
I stock a lot of Keystone beef and ground beef. Also have some of their pork and turkey. My go to chicken is Sam's brand. We have a few dozen cans of GV Roast Beef and Pulled Pork. We tend to buy our tuna in the pouch rather than can and it's in water. Looking forward to the big haul video. Blessings.🙏
Star Kist is all water after squeezing it out a mayonnaise packet will make maybe one sandwich. Chicken of the Sea is all tuna very little water. So, spend your money on tuna water or just tuna?!?
I do a lot of my own canning but I personally love keystone when I can find it. They have all my favorite options. I always wondered if they will ever get into canning seafood options?
Evening Grey. I have seen a few adds from a couple of survival food companies selling a survival protein kit that is no more than 28 oz cans of a variety of meats for big dollars. People can buy the same in keystone meats for less than half the price. If a person takes just a little bit of time, they could save huge amounts of money by comparing products. ✔️
Spam original because it's so versatile. You can fix it so may ways. It's inexpensive comparied to other canned meats such as ground beef. My second is canned chicken.
Have. You tried the Great Value Luncheon Loaf? I think it is as good as Spam. It comes in a smaller size as well if you just wanted to try it. Only the original flavor, though.
👍great topic, Grey! Thanks for sharing it with us. We like to keep Spam, corned beef, hash, chicken from Sam’s. We keep some beef from Keystone (not much cuz of the price, and only have opened one can of it to test it out)😊
So funny you did this particular video which is exactly what I was needing. I didn’t know about the can hamburger meat, just the shredded. I’m very curious where I can get a grass fed grass finished can meat or if there even is one. Health issues are leading me to switch up my stocks to much more long term healthy eating all around. So much processed food could take us down faster in times of stress. I myself feel I need to find the best quality food now before it’s dog eat dog if you know what I mean. Thx for the awesome info Grey. Hi to your beautiful family & much love & prayers ❤🙏🙋♀️
I like the canned salmon from Aldi, most brands of wild caught tuna is good too. Keystone is terrific if you can get it in your area without having it shipped. I always wind up with dented cans if they go through the mail. Spam is another good one to have on hand, and the dak hams are just as versatile. I usually can up all of my beef and pork at home to save money, and to control what is put in the jars. Tuna and pulled pork pouches are great for on the go too.
I have canned salmon, canned tuna, ham and chicken. Know a local Butcher and several Farmers in my area and my freezer holds the Blessings of their work.
Keystone is my favorite. I bought some of everything but mostly their beef . I can my own chicken and ground beef now. Do you can yet @GreymanPrepping ?
I can up all kinds of meat myself. This year I bought 21 turkeys also hams. I make soups packed with protein and corned beef hash. Lately I have been eating chicken gizzards I canned up in 2012 😊😊😊
We have been stocking up on keystone as well for the past 6 years we get as much as e can from there website and occasionally we will find it at our local grocery store. I prefer them then most as they add no nasty preservatives outside of natural sea salt and most folks don't understand our bodies need salt as its an essential electrolyte.
Absolutely salt is an essential nutrient. Most folks are tricked by mainstream. Some folks due have restrictions, but most folks need salt. On my routine checkups, I'm usually low in the salt test because I drink so much water.
I don't have any Keystone. I do have ground beef that I canned. I have store bought cans of chicken, roast beef, corned beef, pork, salmon, mackerel, and tuna.
YES!! Canned meat is awesome because it has a long shelf life! Skipjack tuna (has the least mercury), canned salmon, sardines, beef, chicken, SPAM, ham. I like the Member's Mark Chicken from Sam's club. It tastes the best and there is only chicken, water and salt. I like Walmart's canned pork, it's not obvious on the label, but it is in BBQ sauce and I really like the flavor. I only have a few cans of Keystone beef and I bought those before the prices went sky high. Walmart also has a good canned beef.
I learned about you via your videos with Rudy, the AP channel. I've now subscribed to your channel as well. I really enjoy your Good neighbor way of presentation. Thank you.
I can my own chicken, beef ( ground and roast), and pork. But I have in my stockpile plenty of salmon, mackeral, tuna, sardines, clams, shrimp, crabmeat, Spam, corned beef and tons of Chunky and Progresso soup ( most bought on sale for $.99). I try to buy whatever is highest in protein. I buy Bumblebee solid white albacore tuna in water. I like the big chunks of tuna over the mushy (to me) regular tuna, although I will eat it if the albacore gets too expensive. I also have a lot of chili ... with and without beans (I prefer Wolf's), beef stew, and chicken and dumplings. Gotta have some comfort foods 😋
No real favorites for me, I try to buy what I'll use throughout the year w/o too many downside impacts on my health. ie not too much salt or fat. Unfortunately picking up the healthy'ish canned meats means lower calories per serving but the upside it that they get used and typically don't go bad. I pick up canned chicken from Costco or Sam's when they have instant saving promotions. I'll use it for chicken salad, chicken spaghetti sauce, sloppy joes (not my favorite use), etc. These are the most used items for me. But again, low calories per unit so there is less bang for your buck there. Canned Spam from Costco or grocery stores (they're BOGO every now and then). I usually buy the Turkey spam w/ lower sodium (which again, misses out on almost half the calories). I've found I will fry the Turkey Spam up for a breakfast sandwich whereas the regular spam just goes out-of-date or gets donated before I use it. ALDI gets canned ham every now and then for an extremely good price. I have maybe 40+ set aside which typically have a best by date of 2.5-3.5 years in the future from when I purchased. These are hard to find and sell out fast so since I shop at Aldi every week or two, I just make a habit of looking for them each time I go. These bake pretty well if you dress them up w/ pineapple and brown sugar or whatever spices you like. And they're only a pound so you don't get stuck eating them for a week when you open one. Other folks have told me they slice up well for sandwiches if you have a deli slicer. I have not tried that. I do have some Salmon which I use for Salmon cakes but since I'm the only that eats them, I tend not to buy too many. Tuna is thoroughly hated in our family so I've pretty much given up on storing that. Whenever I purchased it, it just sat there until it was close to expiration and I'd end up donating it (a lot of food centers throw out out-dated food). I have tried canned pork and roast beef thinking that I'll make bbq for sandwiches. Unfortunately I have yet to find a recipe that compares to the "smoked" pork I get from my Ninja Wood-fire grill. I even tried it with sloppy joe mix but still, something seems lacking. As a result, I don't buy pork or roast beef very often. The prices have to be really good and I just don't see that anymore while there are still sales on chicken and spam. I REALLY APPRECIATE THE HEADS-UP ON THE KEYSTONE GROUND BEEF!!! I was completely unaware that Keystone had canned beef. And although it seems to have a bit more fat than I typically like but if I can find it for a decent price, I'll definitely stock up. Having such an easy option for spaghetti sauce or sloppy joe mix plus being able to put 4 or 5 cases away for a rainy day, to supplement freeze-dried and dehydrated food, is good for my peace of mind. Thanks for the video
I have canned turkey, chicken, steak, roast, ribs, pork, bacon, sausage, hamburger, as well as meals, tomatoes, vegetables, etc. I highly suggest the investment in a canner and some jars. They can last forever if stored properly in a cool, dark place. ❤ You can control everything you eat.
I can't digest any pork, but the test of my family loves it. We put a lot of effort into Keystone beef, turkey any canned chicken and tuna. We also get canned pork for the rest of the family and pets.
Head to head Keystone is the best I’ve ever tried. Made bbq pork, turkey n dressing casserole, chicken everything, chili from both ground and chunky beef. I recommend the larger size ground beef, it disappears in spaghetti sauce, large can keeps it visible.
Hi Grey, I have the following items in our pantries: Valley Fresh canned chicken - both 10 oz cans and 7 oz packets. Absolutely the best taste imho Corn beef hash Hormel Black label bacon and their Bacon Bits in the smaller packets. Who doesn't need/like bacon? Hormel Smoked canned Ham in the smaller cans for beans, breakfast omelets, etc DAK canned hams Valley fresh canned Turkey Chili, no beans and with beans Assorted canned soups Tuna, only in water Shrimp, only in water* Crabmeat, only in water* Keystone ground beef* Keystone pork* * I could only afford a few cans for special events I do can a lot of beef "chunks", pork loins, ground beef, pork sausage patties, sweet Italian sausage, chicken, turkey, and assorted "meals in jars", as well as homemade stews and soups. We pretty much eat all of the above in our daily diet. I just rotate and replace as needed. Thank you so much for doing these videos; they're great and I appreciate the info.
I don’t have a lot of options of keystone products. Since watching your channel I am going to research more on where I get it I know you have mentioned their website and I looked some but not successful yet on how to purchase. My daughter has a membership at Sam’s club so I buy member canned chicken 6ct 12.5 oz for 11.98 is the best price for me so far. I purchase my canned fish at Walmart I also buy canned clams to make soup I like spam when I was a kid and purchased some for pantry in another video you mentioned you like great value luncheon canned meat and I will be adding that to my list. I also seen they had turkey spam at Walmart. Another video mentioned that Libby’s corn beef hash has the best taste. Dk yet. I also buy canned salmon from Walmart for salad or salmon loaf or patties. Thank you and God bless you in all you do
I have a real problem with all the salt added to these foods. Most of the time, salt is not needed. I find this especially bad in the "survival" foods. I buy all the protein foods I can afford. Thanks 👍
Salt is a love-hate relationship, I use Redmonds salt at home as it's a natural electrolyte and has trace micronutrients. I try to stay away certain meats that are heavy laden with preservatives that I can't even pronounce the names.
Hey Grey!! Good choices…👍. It’s nice to go over canned meats for those who are just starting out. Out choices today are abundant. It won’t be in the future. Thanks for the video! ♥️😁👍
They sell it at some grocers, like Walmart, in certain areas, but I buy mine directly online from the company as if there's any dented cans they will replace them.
keystone meats - lower sodium, great taste roast beef - we also get walmart brand if we're in a pinch ground beef chicken pork also get walmart brand pulled pork and gordon's smoked pork turkey also the walmart brand in smaller sizes Not keystorne: tuna, spam, corned beef, salmon
I like Keystone meats based on ingredients and taste. I have purchased another canned chicken brand from WM but it was too salty. Tuna in water & canned salmon are staples I use, too. Protein is my priority.
All Keystone 160 28oz assorted, gv roast beef 52, gv chicken 52 , gv spam104, gv corned beef 80 , bristol ham 53, gv bbq pork 52, also lately Patterson beef and the pork 36 ea, some tuna in water ,some yoder bacon .and i pressure can also done some tbones and beef and pork ribs (im ready)!!!! Assortment of mountain house freeze dried meats currently 40% off on their website. ive been collecting since summer 2019.
God bless you all Greyman. I agree with you keystone is so far the best canned meat that I have found so far. Dried chipped beef is another one stack up on. You can run that under cold water to get a lot of the salt off of it, I'm talking about the one on the glass jar. Thanks for sharing this video God bless you as always
I wish I could afford Keystone but it is way out of my price range. I do love canned chicken the best and use it a lot. I have been happy with Walmart brand 3 pack cans of chicken. I do can my own when it is on a really good sale and of course I like that the best!
I buy Keystone occasionally but also stock other brands of chicken and pork. Also Spam, tuna, salmon, sardines and dried beef, beef stew, corned beef and hash. I can chicken and ground beef. I like variety.
Great video. Using our $5 off at Dollar General every Saturday we buy 2 canned hams (a regular and hickory) 2 all meat chili. Love the Costco canned cleaned Salmon but last 2 months zero in stock. Very sad. Can cat food shelf almost empty and prices high so picked up can salmon clearance 1.00 to keep for old kitty. Only prepping a couple years and prepper and subscribers have greatly helped me. So THANK YOU😊
I’m going to have to try the turkey 👍, I do a pantry meal with chicken that I call thanksgiving (stovetop stuffing, cream of mushroom soup, green beans, & chicken, toped off with some crispy fried onions all in one pot served with cranberry sauce on the side. I’m definitely going to have to try that with turkey now 👍😁👍 Also I used to drain the keystone cans then heat but I started heating the contents whole and then draining and I think that’s the best way to ensure the fullest flavor 👍
I can clearance meats I find. Pork butt for pulled pork, chicken, clearance ground turkey and ground beef. But I also buy lots. Costco pulled pork from our 3 bears here in Alaska, tuna, chicken, turkey. I wish the west side of the U.S. could buy keystone but I have some from Amazon. I also buy chili no beans for a ground beef option. I figure if I really need it for something that's not chili, I can rinse the can contents like you would beans. Though with taco seasoning is pretty good as taco filling. Hereford has some good options of you don't mind it in the bag option.
I have canned chicken, tuna as the main for meat and soup and chili as I know we will eat it. My family also like canned smoked kippers. I've not bought any keystone and I don't eat beef. I have a few cans of beef for the family but it is so expensive and not imperative. I also have canned ham. I don't eat anything but fish and chicken, for meat but my family will and I will if I have to. Canned corn, cabbage, collard greens, green beans etc. are good. I have seasoning to make things more interesting and I like canned salmon.
@@GreyManPrepping Some of our favorites are Tajn, onion powder, chives and my family like garlic powder. My daughter loves to cook so we are overloaded with seasonings but we enjoy everything she makes.
I don’t have a lot of options of keystone products. Since watching your channel I am going to research more on where I get it I know you have mentioned their website and I looked some but not successful yet on how to purchase. My daughter has a membership at Sam’s club so I buy member canned chicken 6ct 12.5 oz for 11.98 is the best price for me so far. I purchase my canned fish at Walmart I also buy canned clams to make soup I like spam when I was a kid and purchased some for pantry in another video you mentioned you like great value luncheon canned meat and I will be adding that to my list. I also seen they had turkey spam at Walmart. Another video mentioned that Libby’s corn beef hash has the best taste. Dk yet. I also buy canned salmon from Walmart for salad or salmon loaf or patties. Thank you and God bless you in all you do
I have shied away from Keystone because of the cost - - but in your showing of the cans I see that they are 14.5 oz -- I live alone and mostly cook meats of any kind into a large pot of soup or stews etc. So one can of the ground beef (for example) would make a very large pot of spaghetti - which I would make into at least 5 meals. I have to admit my favorite is chipped beef -- so many years in the military. Thanks for the video
I just can and dehydrate my own meat. It is much better and far more affordable. I do buy canned ham, corn beef hash, tuna and chicken. I can pork, ground sausage, salmon, chicken, beef cuts and ground beef.
I keep a large supply of canned chicken from either Wal-Mart or Sam's, also tuna is a well liked canned fish at my house. When it comes to Tuna I mostly buy name brand such as Starkist or Chicken of the Sea. Salmon isn't purchased very often because I'm the only one that likes it. Thanks Grey for another great video.
I like canned tuna and salmon. Tuna is better cold, I like making patties with the salmon. If I could find canned turkey I'd definitely get some. I like turkey more often than holidays. I may need to look into the keystone products for turkey and beef. Also would like to can my own!
If you're concerned about mercury content in your tuna , try skip jack , wild planet has this. Skip jack is a smaller tuna , not in the water as long as the albacore, so less mercury. Agree with u about keystone meats.
My favorite is tuna. Small cans, no refrigerator needed, least expensive, portion control/ easy calculation of inventory. Next cheapest is home canned chicken, great value chicken not as good flavor but good price. Ground beef home canned or keystone for spaghetti or chili (batch cooking). Beyond that smaller quantities of many others for variety.
I canned a variety of meat and we purchase some as well really like members mark chicken best taste bang for your buck in my opinion and husband really likes salmon from aldi as do my doggies.
In hot weather Vienna sausages is one of the best things for u meat is protein and salt water replenishes your sweat. Tastes terrible n cold weather. Tuna salmon chicken ham
I do have some potted meat in case I need to share with those who did not prepare but I have canned me some ugly delicious chicken that I use now and for the future! I also have ground beef that I use and have for storage for put together meals as I continue to get on sale!
My favorite is tuna. Specifically albacore as I don't like light tuna. It's a completely different fish, taste and texture. Wish it didn't have the Mercury issue or I'd eat it more than a couple times per month. I have keystone stored away, but never eat it.
@@passionateherbs8183 I've had the wild planet skipjack. Too strong for me. I buy line caught albacore. It's one of my favorite meals. Its sad it has so much mercury.
Keystone beef, ground beef, turkey, chicken and pork in the larger cans. Other best value/special sale price store brands to make my money stretch without any particular names: sardines/tuna in water, salmon, mackerel, luncheon loaf, canned hams, dried beef in small glass jars, (canned chili, beef stew, beef or chicken hot tamales) from Dollar tree is cheaper than anywhere else!! The so called WM great value canned roast beef (really isn't roast beef, more like beef roast chunks with more water than meat)...won't buy anymore of those! Anchovies in glass jars in oil (just 2 for salads). Previous years back, have some potted meat and vienna sausages from Save alot but won't buy more since the price gouging and shrinkflation started. I know a lot of the brands may have a high salt content, but when I add potatoes to the mix, they'll absorb the salt. Most things can be rinsed off to get rid of the excess salt or stick a piece of raw tater into the container/bowl and let it set awhile to absorb, then toss the tater in with whatever you're cooking.
You can find them at places like Walmart in certain regions of the U.S. but I order directly through them. Their customer service is very good, and they will exchange out any dented cans that happen during shipping. They are out of Lima, Ohio.
I see the attraction with Keystone, but I'm personally not comfortable with the way some of the can tops flex. The company says it is normal, but I've never had any other cans that do that. Right now I have tuna in cans and pouches, canned chicken, canned turkey, canned pork, and spam. I also keep things like corned beef hash, beef stew, and various chunky-type soups.
@GreyManPrepping I much prefer it homemade with shredded corned beef, but I'll occasionally fry up a can of Mary Kitchen to go with some scrambled eggs.
@user-pn3ly6sl1e I already sent this to ChicagoJones but Keystone Meats is a fourth-generation family brand owned by Dave and his son Pete Dorley out of Lima, Ohio. Now ,Keystone Foods, is a different company entirely and is owned by Tyson Foods which is backed by it's major shareholders, including Vanguard Group Inc, BlackRock Inc., but in its list of shareholders is no Bill Gates who does own a few fake meat companies. Also, John W. Tyson and his relatives control the majority of the company's stock outside of the shareholders I listed.
You know GreyMan you have one of the best channels. I can't believe you don't have more followers! Those folks are missing out!
Hello, my friend. Totally Agree.👍😄
My sentiments exactly!
Agreed!
Grey is definitely one of my top channels as well. Always so informative. ❤
I was so happy to find Grey's channel, It was truly a breath of fresh air from all the doom and gloom channels. Always learning something.
I am a cheap prepper. 😂
I buy the Walmart brand canned meats. Chicken, beef, pork, store brand spam and corned beef hash, and starkist white albacore tuna in water. I don't really worry about preservatives to much. Been eating it most of my life anyway.
I do stock canned chili, beef stews, and soups with meat.
I don't have any ground beef. They don't have it here locally.
Plus the cheaper brands allows me to buy more. I do have some of the better brands but not much. It will be my special occasion meals.😂
Some brands do taste better but I have plenty of stuff to season the meal to make it better.
A can of shredded beef mixed with couple packs brown gravy mix over rice or instant potatoes and can of corn or green beans and you have a great meal.
When you hungry and it is all you have you will eat it.
Agreed lol and love the special occasion meals lol 😆
Hey Grey! I know canned stuff stays good forever. What about tuna in pouches?
With pouches, they range from 3-5 years. I usually keep them in rotation in a 2 year cycle, I like them because they contain more meat most of the time, and they are great to take on a hike or camping trip also lighter than cans and easier to open.
I have 700 cans of SPAM and 350 cans of Cornedbeef, 100 cans of Ham, 200 little cans of paté, 300 cans of large Hotdogs wieners Sausages,..
I love eating those,..
Love SPAM!! And I am not overweight,.. I am atletic,.. because if intermetic fasting,..
Greetings from The Netherlands!!!!
My wife and daughter love spam as well, I have to keep several cases on hand for them. 😁
OK, somebody please can T-Bone Steak, and Ribs. 😁🤗😃🤔
Lolol i did back when it was under $7 a pound got steak n beef and pork ribs for future!!!!!
Agreed 😂🤘
I actually have canned chicken beef salmon tuna also pork. I like to pressure can meats too. The fish though i have but not fond of it. Tuna is okay best in water. If there is a lot of salt added when prepping a meal don't add any salt. Not a salt fan i know I'm weird. Thanks Grey oh have spam too 🙏❤️🙏
Hey we are all weird in our own ways lol 😆
Thank you GreyMan ❤️✝️,no to tuna and salmon.. I'll take beef.. 😊
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How long does the Keystone meats usually last?
Most canned foods last dang near indefinitely per the USDA. They do lose nutritional value and can get a bit mushy. Theirs much more to it, I can send you an article if you email me. It's in the description of all my videos. But to answer your questions, specifically, my cabs usually have a BBD of 5 years
Yoders canned bacon, keystone meats of all varieties, canned chicken, tuna, salmon
Yoders, I'll have to look them up, thank you!
You can also can bacon yourself! Cook it 3/4 of the way in the oven and save your lard! Then lay the strips on parchment paper and roll it up. Pressure can quarts 90 minutes and pints 75 minutes. I buy bacon in bulk when it’s on sale. The yoders got too expensive. My bacon turns out way better. 😀
I stock a lot of Keystone beef and ground beef. Also have some of their pork and turkey. My go to chicken is Sam's brand. We have a few dozen cans of GV Roast Beef and Pulled Pork. We tend to buy our tuna in the pouch rather than can and it's in water. Looking forward to the big haul video. Blessings.🙏
I'll have to try their roast beef, as it's one of my favorites as well. God bless JT 😊🙏
Star Kist is all water after squeezing it out a mayonnaise packet will make maybe one sandwich. Chicken of the Sea is all tuna very little water. So, spend your money on tuna water or just tuna?!?
Thanks for sharing the tip!
I do a lot of my own canning but I personally love keystone when I can find it. They have all my favorite options. I always wondered if they will ever get into canning seafood options?
Great question 🤔
Evening Grey. I have seen a few adds from a couple of survival food companies selling a survival protein kit that is no more than 28 oz cans of a variety of meats for big dollars. People can buy the same in keystone meats for less than half the price. If a person takes just a little bit of time, they could save huge amounts of money by comparing products. ✔️
You're absolutely right, brother!
Canned ham (open with key), beef, chicken, salmon, corned beef hash, spam. Very hard to find ground beef and turkey.
Love corned beef! 😋
What!? No crickets?? LOL
Ewwww 😂
Spam original because it's so versatile. You can fix it so may ways. It's inexpensive comparied to other canned meats such as ground beef. My second is canned chicken.
My wife & daughter love spam, and I keep several cases on hand. They have been very creative with it for sure. 😆
Have. You tried the Great Value Luncheon Loaf? I think it is as good as Spam. It comes in a smaller size as well if you just wanted to try it. Only the original flavor, though.
Various KEYSTONE meats (300 cans) SPAM,HAMS, and CORNED BEEF.
Nice stockpile 🤘
👍great topic, Grey! Thanks for sharing it with us. We like to keep Spam, corned beef, hash, chicken from Sam’s. We keep some beef from Keystone (not much cuz of the price, and only have opened one can of it to test it out)😊
Thanks for sharing!!
So funny you did this particular video which is exactly what I was needing. I didn’t know about the can hamburger meat, just the shredded. I’m very curious where I can get a grass fed grass finished can meat or if there even is one. Health issues are leading me to switch up my stocks to much more long term healthy eating all around. So much processed food could take us down faster in times of stress. I myself feel I need to find the best quality food now before it’s dog eat dog if you know what I mean. Thx for the awesome info Grey. Hi to your beautiful family & much love & prayers ❤🙏🙋♀️
My pleasure and great points, God bless 🙏
I like the canned salmon from Aldi, most brands of wild caught tuna is good too. Keystone is terrific if you can get it in your area without having it shipped. I always wind up with dented cans if they go through the mail. Spam is another good one to have on hand, and the dak hams are just as versatile. I usually can up all of my beef and pork at home to save money, and to control what is put in the jars. Tuna and pulled pork pouches are great for on the go too.
Love the dak ham as well!
I have canned salmon, canned tuna, ham and chicken. Know a local Butcher and several Farmers in my area and my freezer holds the Blessings of their work.
That's awesome! 😁
Keystone is my favorite. I bought some of everything but mostly their beef . I can my own chicken and ground beef now. Do you can yet @GreymanPrepping ?
I am, but still not confident enough to put it on the channel, lol to many canning gurus that'll give me a headache 😆
Excellent video brother! I always love to see other peoples perspective on foods to add to the pantry!
I appreciate that!
I can up all kinds of meat myself. This year I bought 21 turkeys also hams. I make soups packed with protein and corned beef hash. Lately I have been eating chicken gizzards I canned up in 2012 😊😊😊
My sister gave me a free turkey that I just pulled out of freezer today. I’m roasting this weekend. We eat the legs and can the rest.
That's awesome!
21Turkeys! I'm so jealous I missed all the turkey sales because of RSV infection for 2 months. You're amazing.
I can gizzards and turkey as well. Every kind of meat. I’m addicted to it.
Canning is such an addiction!!! My son says if he sits too long he's afraid I will can him up! 🥰
Sardines are one of the most nutritious foods along with Salmon.
I've been adding sardines to the pantry this last year. 😁
We have been stocking up on keystone as well for the past 6 years we get as much as e can from there website and occasionally we will find it at our local grocery store. I prefer them then most as they add no nasty preservatives outside of natural sea salt and most folks don't understand our bodies need salt as its an essential electrolyte.
Absolutely salt is an essential nutrient. Most folks are tricked by mainstream. Some folks due have restrictions, but most folks need salt. On my routine checkups, I'm usually low in the salt test because I drink so much water.
I don't have any Keystone. I do have ground beef that I canned. I have store bought cans of chicken, roast beef, corned beef, pork, salmon, mackerel, and tuna.
Gotta get some keystone brother, I'll have to trade you out can for can lol taste test ya no 😆
@@GreyManPrepping sure.
@@jeffriffel4364 Awesome 🤘😎
YES!! Canned meat is awesome because it has a long shelf life! Skipjack tuna (has the least mercury), canned salmon, sardines, beef, chicken, SPAM, ham. I like the Member's Mark Chicken from Sam's club. It tastes the best and there is only chicken, water and salt. I like Walmart's canned pork, it's not obvious on the label, but it is in BBQ sauce and I really like the flavor. I only have a few cans of Keystone beef and I bought those before the prices went sky high. Walmart also has a good canned beef.
I'll have to grab some Walmart brand meat and give it a try 😁
Is skip Jack tuna canned in oil or water ? I wondered about the shelf life?
@susieramick7202 Like other tuna, it's canned in oil and water, and the shelf life is the same as other tuna. Google skipjack tuna.
HEY GREYMAN why are my all my replies to comments disappearing?
Are they really? I'll check the held comments. UA-cam does that from time to time.
I learned about you via your videos with Rudy, the AP channel. I've now subscribed to your channel as well. I really enjoy your Good neighbor way of presentation. Thank you.
Awesome, thank you so much, I truly appreciate your support. 🙏 I hope you have a wonderful evening.
I have not found Keystone in my area, tuna always in water. I also add corned beef to my pantry
It's hard for me to locate it as well, so I order it online, the company is great.
Brinkman's, canned in my hometown- Findlay, Ohio! 🥰
I plan on ordering some. I love trying out new companies that you folks recommend. 😊
Tuna in oil. The oil can be used for frying or mixed with vinegar to make salad dressing.
Thanks for the tip!
I can my own chicken, beef ( ground and roast), and pork. But I have in my stockpile plenty of salmon, mackeral, tuna, sardines, clams, shrimp, crabmeat, Spam, corned beef and tons of Chunky and Progresso soup ( most bought on sale for $.99). I try to buy whatever is highest in protein.
I buy Bumblebee solid white albacore tuna in water. I like the big chunks of tuna over the mushy (to me) regular tuna, although I will eat it if the albacore gets too expensive.
I also have a lot of chili ... with and without beans (I prefer Wolf's), beef stew, and chicken and dumplings. Gotta have some comfort foods 😋
Lots of great choices, I'm definitely going to try a few of those myself 😁👍
No real favorites for me, I try to buy what I'll use throughout the year w/o too many downside impacts on my health. ie not too much salt or fat. Unfortunately picking up the healthy'ish canned meats means lower calories per serving but the upside it that they get used and typically don't go bad.
I pick up canned chicken from Costco or Sam's when they have instant saving promotions. I'll use it for chicken salad, chicken spaghetti sauce, sloppy joes (not my favorite use), etc. These are the most used items for me. But again, low calories per unit so there is less bang for your buck there.
Canned Spam from Costco or grocery stores (they're BOGO every now and then). I usually buy the Turkey spam w/ lower sodium (which again, misses out on almost half the calories). I've found I will fry the Turkey Spam up for a breakfast sandwich whereas the regular spam just goes out-of-date or gets donated before I use it.
ALDI gets canned ham every now and then for an extremely good price. I have maybe 40+ set aside which typically have a best by date of 2.5-3.5 years in the future from when I purchased. These are hard to find and sell out fast so since I shop at Aldi every week or two, I just make a habit of looking for them each time I go. These bake pretty well if you dress them up w/ pineapple and brown sugar or whatever spices you like. And they're only a pound so you don't get stuck eating them for a week when you open one. Other folks have told me they slice up well for sandwiches if you have a deli slicer. I have not tried that.
I do have some Salmon which I use for Salmon cakes but since I'm the only that eats them, I tend not to buy too many. Tuna is thoroughly hated in our family so I've pretty much given up on storing that. Whenever I purchased it, it just sat there until it was close to expiration and I'd end up donating it (a lot of food centers throw out out-dated food).
I have tried canned pork and roast beef thinking that I'll make bbq for sandwiches. Unfortunately I have yet to find a recipe that compares to the "smoked" pork I get from my Ninja Wood-fire grill. I even tried it with sloppy joe mix but still, something seems lacking. As a result, I don't buy pork or roast beef very often. The prices have to be really good and I just don't see that anymore while there are still sales on chicken and spam.
I REALLY APPRECIATE THE HEADS-UP ON THE KEYSTONE GROUND BEEF!!! I was completely unaware that Keystone had canned beef. And although it seems to have a bit more fat than I typically like but if I can find it for a decent price, I'll definitely stock up. Having such an easy option for spaghetti sauce or sloppy joe mix plus being able to put 4 or 5 cases away for a rainy day, to supplement freeze-dried and dehydrated food, is good for my peace of mind.
Thanks for the video
Thank you for such an informative comment 🙏
I love Aldi's options when it comes to canned goods and they have several options that we enjoy, like you we love the Brookstone chicken!
I totally agree!
I have canned turkey, chicken, steak, roast, ribs, pork, bacon, sausage, hamburger, as well as meals, tomatoes, vegetables, etc. I highly suggest the investment in a canner and some jars. They can last forever if stored properly in a cool, dark place. ❤ You can control everything you eat.
Absolutely, I have 2 pressure canners, learning a lot over the past few months. 😁
I can't digest any pork, but the test of my family loves it. We put a lot of effort into Keystone beef, turkey any canned chicken and tuna. We also get canned pork for the rest of the family and pets.
Not the biggest pork fan myself but the wife loves it.
Skipjack tuna in water Pacific Pride Brand. $1per can and it wonderful.Wish could get Keystone meats here.
Thank you, Brenda
Head to head Keystone is the best I’ve ever tried. Made bbq pork, turkey n dressing casserole, chicken everything, chili from both ground and chunky beef. I recommend the larger size ground beef, it disappears in spaghetti sauce, large can keeps it visible.
Good stuff 😁👍
Hi Grey,
I have the following items in our pantries:
Valley Fresh canned chicken - both 10 oz cans and 7 oz packets. Absolutely the best taste imho
Corn beef hash
Hormel Black label bacon and their Bacon Bits in the smaller packets. Who doesn't need/like bacon?
Hormel Smoked canned Ham in the smaller cans for beans, breakfast omelets, etc
DAK canned hams
Valley fresh canned Turkey
Chili, no beans and with beans
Assorted canned soups
Tuna, only in water
Shrimp, only in water*
Crabmeat, only in water*
Keystone ground beef*
Keystone pork*
* I could only afford a few cans for special events
I do can a lot of beef "chunks", pork loins, ground beef, pork sausage patties, sweet Italian sausage, chicken, turkey, and assorted "meals in jars", as well as homemade stews and soups.
We pretty much eat all of the above in our daily diet. I just rotate and replace as needed.
Thank you so much for doing these videos; they're great and I appreciate the info.
My pleasure, and thank you so much for sharing 😊
Same here🙂
I don’t have a lot of options of keystone products. Since watching your channel I am going to research more on where I get it I know you have mentioned their website and I looked some but not successful yet on how to purchase. My daughter has a membership at Sam’s club so I buy member canned chicken 6ct 12.5 oz for 11.98 is the best price for me so far. I purchase my canned fish at Walmart I also buy canned clams to make soup I like spam when I was a kid and purchased some for pantry in another video you mentioned you like great value luncheon canned meat and I will be adding that to my list. I also seen they had turkey spam at Walmart. Another video mentioned that Libby’s corn beef hash has the best taste. Dk yet. I also buy canned salmon from Walmart for salad or salmon loaf or patties. Thank you and God bless you in all you do
I like tuna
Salmon
Sardines
Great options 😁
I like the tuna and salmon in pouches but everthing you have shown is a good choice. The sausage and gravy canned is good also.
Love sausage gravy 😋
I have a real problem with all the salt added to these foods. Most of the time, salt is not needed. I find this especially bad in the "survival" foods. I buy all the protein foods I can afford. Thanks 👍
Salt is a love-hate relationship, I use Redmonds salt at home as it's a natural electrolyte and has trace micronutrients. I try to stay away certain meats that are heavy laden with preservatives that I can't even pronounce the names.
@@GreyManPrepping Thanks Grey!
@Dianatoo123 My pleasure, Diana 😊
Hey Grey!! Good choices…👍. It’s nice to go over canned meats for those who are just starting out. Out choices today are abundant. It won’t be in the future. Thanks for the video! ♥️😁👍
Agreed and thanks, Cbass 😊
Thank you, great man for taking the time to make this video. It's a really good topic.
My pleasure! Marcia, thank you for your continued support 🙏
Where do you get Keystone meats?
The best deal is direct from their website
They sell it at some grocers, like Walmart, in certain areas, but I buy mine directly online from the company as if there's any dented cans they will replace them.
Thanks!!!@@GreyManPrepping
@@SusanJones-cv4wz My pleasure 😊
keystone meats - lower sodium, great taste
roast beef - we also get walmart brand if we're in a pinch
ground beef
chicken
pork also get walmart brand pulled pork and gordon's smoked pork
turkey also the walmart brand in smaller sizes
Not keystorne: tuna, spam, corned beef, salmon
I love salmon as it has great nutrition!
@@GreyManPrepping I'm allergic, but my guys love it so I make sure to stock it.
Hey Greyman!! What's up?😊😊😊
Living the dream as they say lol, hope you are doing well 😊🙏
I love all keystone meats, spam,great value corn beef is my favorite and tuna.
Thank you, Diane
Canned mutton and any canned beef
I'd like to try some mutton and haggis to
Nice Grey!so don’t have any of those brands up here in Canada as far as I am aware?
Really, I would hope they have similar options 🤞
Does Keystone chicken taste the same and have a similar texture as the smaller canned chicken? Thanks
Personally, to me, it has better texture & flavor a bit more chunky than other brands.
@@GreyManPrepping I agree. Can even bread the keystone and make nuggets for the grandbaby. I wouldn't even attempt to do that with other brands.
@@GreyManPrepping I should try ordering from them again……thanks for the info
@@fluffyotter1601 My pleasure 😊
I like Keystone meats based on ingredients and taste. I have purchased another canned chicken brand from WM but it was too salty. Tuna in water & canned salmon are staples I use, too. Protein is my priority.
I totally agree!
All Keystone 160 28oz assorted, gv roast beef 52, gv chicken 52 , gv spam104, gv corned beef 80 , bristol ham 53, gv bbq pork 52, also lately Patterson beef and the pork 36 ea, some tuna in water ,some yoder bacon .and i pressure can also done some tbones and beef and pork ribs (im ready)!!!! Assortment of mountain house freeze dried meats currently 40% off on their website. ive been collecting since summer 2019.
Really 40% off. How did I miss this? lol 😆 thanks for sharing 👍
Prefer beef but have variety;
No tuna (find I hard to digest);
For chicken, prefer dark so sticking mainly with home canned.
My wife loves the dark meat chicken as well. We are getting more accustomed to canning our own.
Canned Corned Beef....
Yes! 😁
enjoyed this one
Thanks for the visit, Mark 🤘
Costco shopper: Chicken, Turkey, Tuna, Salmon, and Sardines.
Great choices!
God bless you all Greyman. I agree with you keystone is so far the best canned meat that I have found so far. Dried chipped beef is another one stack up on. You can run that under cold water to get a lot of the salt off of it, I'm talking about the one on the glass jar.
Thanks for sharing this video
God bless you as always
Thank you, and God bless you as well 🙏
We also get Keystone.
Love the stuff! 😁
I wish I could afford Keystone but it is way out of my price range. I do love canned chicken the best and use it a lot. I have been happy with Walmart brand 3 pack cans of chicken. I do can my own when it is on a really good sale and of course I like that the best!
I love home canned chicken as well. Friends of the family have this recipe they use, and it's delicious 😋
@@GreyManPrepping Ok Grey! Now you will have to do a video on that one!!!!!
@@danielledunavant3146 😆👍
I buy Keystone occasionally but also stock other brands of chicken and pork. Also Spam, tuna, salmon, sardines and dried beef, beef stew, corned beef and hash. I can chicken and ground beef. I like variety.
Absolutely, variety is key 😊
Great video. Using our $5 off at Dollar General every Saturday we buy 2 canned hams (a regular and hickory) 2 all meat chili. Love the Costco canned cleaned Salmon but last 2 months zero in stock. Very sad.
Can cat food shelf almost empty and prices high so picked up can salmon clearance 1.00 to keep for old kitty.
Only prepping a couple years and prepper and subscribers have greatly helped me. So THANK YOU😊
Thank you, and I'm so glad the video was helpful. Have a great weekend. 😁🙏
brookdale chicken from Aldi, Aldi store brand luncheon meat ( spam), tuna in water. I can my own beef, pork. Chicken to.
Aldis does have some great options, one of my favorite grocers to shop. 😁
I’m going to have to try the turkey 👍, I do a pantry meal with chicken that I call thanksgiving (stovetop stuffing, cream of mushroom soup, green beans, & chicken, toped off with some crispy fried onions all in one pot served with cranberry sauce on the side. I’m definitely going to have to try that with turkey now 👍😁👍
Also I used to drain the keystone cans then heat but I started heating the contents whole and then draining and I think that’s the best way to ensure the fullest flavor 👍
Sounds delicious. Thanks so much for sharing!
I can clearance meats I find. Pork butt for pulled pork, chicken, clearance ground turkey and ground beef. But I also buy lots. Costco pulled pork from our 3 bears here in Alaska, tuna, chicken, turkey. I wish the west side of the U.S. could buy keystone but I have some from Amazon. I also buy chili no beans for a ground beef option. I figure if I really need it for something that's not chili, I can rinse the can contents like you would beans. Though with taco seasoning is pretty good as taco filling. Hereford has some good options of you don't mind it in the bag option.
Really great choices. Thanks so much for sharing 😁
I have canned chicken, tuna as the main for meat and soup and chili as I know we will eat it. My family also like canned smoked kippers. I've not bought any keystone and I don't eat beef. I have a few cans of beef for the family but it is so expensive and not imperative. I also have canned ham. I don't eat anything but fish and chicken, for meat but my family will and I will if I have to. Canned corn, cabbage, collard greens, green beans etc. are good. I have seasoning to make things more interesting and I like canned salmon.
Seasonings sometime go over looked, I've been bulk prepping them myself. 😁
@@GreyManPrepping Some of our favorites are Tajn, onion powder, chives and my family like garlic powder. My daughter loves to cook so we are overloaded with seasonings but we enjoy everything she makes.
I don’t have a lot of options of keystone products. Since watching your channel I am going to research more on where I get it I know you have mentioned their website and I looked some but not successful yet on how to purchase. My daughter has a membership at Sam’s club so I buy member canned chicken 6ct 12.5 oz for 11.98 is the best price for me so far. I purchase my canned fish at Walmart I also buy canned clams to make soup I like spam when I was a kid and purchased some for pantry in another video you mentioned you like great value luncheon canned meat and I will be adding that to my list. I also seen they had turkey spam at Walmart. Another video mentioned that Libby’s corn beef hash has the best taste. Dk yet. I also buy canned salmon from Walmart for salad or salmon loaf or patties. Thank you and God bless you in all you do
Thanks so much for watching and sharing a bit about your shopping deals. God Bless and Stay Safe!
My son was feeding the dog and said,”he loves that keystone beef roast.”🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
🤣🤣
I have shied away from Keystone because of the cost - - but in your showing of the cans I see that they are 14.5 oz -- I live alone and mostly cook meats of any kind into a large pot of soup or stews etc. So one can of the ground beef (for example) would make a very large pot of spaghetti - which I would make into at least 5 meals. I have to admit my favorite is chipped beef -- so many years in the military. Thanks for the video
Chipped beef is tasty lol, MRE days 😆
@@GreyManPreppingYou are young, we lived on C rations when first married. I didn't know how to cook.
Reminds me of my grandfather's stories.
Hey guys
Hey Bama 👋
I just can and dehydrate my own meat. It is much better and far more affordable. I do buy canned ham, corn beef hash, tuna and chicken. I can pork, ground sausage, salmon, chicken, beef cuts and ground beef.
I hope by the end of this summer I'll have my canning skills where I want them to be. I'm definitely getting much more confident with my results.
Just in time! lol I am planning a shopping trip for my pantry. Thanks so much Grey!
Perfect! 😊
I keep a large supply of canned chicken from either Wal-Mart or Sam's, also tuna is a well liked canned fish at my house.
When it comes to Tuna I mostly buy name brand such as Starkist or Chicken of the Sea. Salmon isn't purchased very often because I'm the only one that likes it. Thanks Grey for another great video.
My pleasure, thank you so much for the visit Sue! 💛🙏
I like canned tuna and salmon. Tuna is better cold, I like making patties with the salmon. If I could find canned turkey I'd definitely get some. I like turkey more often than holidays. I may need to look into the keystone products for turkey and beef. Also would like to can my own!
Hey Angela, I'm working on honing my canning skills as well. 😁 I hope to share my journey eventually.
If you're concerned about mercury content in your tuna , try skip jack , wild planet has this. Skip jack is a smaller tuna , not in the water as long as the albacore, so less mercury. Agree with u about keystone meats.
Thanks for sharing your tips! 😁👍
Keystone goes on sale on Walmart website from time to time . I have ordered many cans from Walmart cheaper than keystone website.
I try to catch those sales as well. I truly wish my Walmart carried them on hand outside of just online.
My favorite is tuna. Small cans, no refrigerator needed, least expensive, portion control/ easy calculation of inventory. Next cheapest is home canned chicken, great value chicken not as good flavor but good price. Ground beef home canned or keystone for spaghetti or chili (batch cooking). Beyond that smaller quantities of many others for variety.
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts, Colleen 😁👍
I get any canned meat except pork since I don't eat that meat. I have canned shellfish and the small fishes like sardines
I've earned to enjoy sardines in my older age, lol 😆
I don’t have any loyalty to a particular canned meat. I pretty much go with Costco and Target in terms of canned meat.
I haven't tried Targets canned meats yet
I canned a variety of meat and we purchase some as well really like members mark chicken best taste bang for your buck in my opinion and husband really likes salmon from aldi as do my doggies.
Aldis is a great grocer! 😁
I like canned sardines too. They offer a wide choice of producers and relatively inexpensive for a good food.
Absolutely agree, I think I picked up some sardines in my last pantry haul. 😁
My favorite is my home canned boneless skinless chicken thighs. They are much more moist then the chicken breast.
My wife would definitely agree 😁
I got canned chicken and pork and tune and makeral and salmon plus others
Thanks for sharing, brother
We love the Keystons canned meats.
I used the chicken for chicken salad a lot.
From my perspective, they're the best. 😁
I'll have to write that down. Sincerely Mark Greaney
Thanks Mark
Thanks GreyMan😊🎉
My pleasure!
In hot weather Vienna sausages is one of the best things for u meat is protein and salt water replenishes your sweat. Tastes terrible n cold weather. Tuna salmon chicken ham
Totally agree, Steve 👍
I do have some potted meat in case I need to share with those who did not prepare but I have canned me some ugly delicious chicken that I use now and for the future! I also have ground beef that I use and have for storage for put together meals as I continue to get on sale!
Sales are definitely nice to come across, I've been working on my canning skills this year. 😁
My favorite is tuna. Specifically albacore as I don't like light tuna. It's a completely different fish, taste and texture. Wish it didn't have the Mercury issue or I'd eat it more than a couple times per month.
I have keystone stored away, but never eat it.
Research Skipjack tuna. It has the least amount of mercury.
I use my keystone meats at least once a week in my meal plans, very versatile, and tastes great 👍
Great tip, @passionateherbs
@@passionateherbs8183 I've had the wild planet skipjack. Too strong for me. I buy line caught albacore. It's one of my favorite meals. Its sad it has so much mercury.
Anchovies is a favorite for me thank you for great tips 🕊️
You are so welcome! 😁
Reminds me....i need more tuna and a case of single pack mayo🤔🤔
😁👍
Found you through AP. Great video!
Thank you, and I truly appreciate the support 🙏
I like the canned chicken from Costco. In water
Great choice 😊👍
Great video thanks for giving me more ideas for food storage
You are so welcome!
Keystone beef, ground beef, turkey, chicken and pork in the larger cans. Other best value/special sale price store brands to make my money stretch without any particular names: sardines/tuna in water, salmon, mackerel, luncheon loaf, canned hams, dried beef in small glass jars, (canned chili, beef stew, beef or chicken hot tamales) from Dollar tree is cheaper than anywhere else!! The so called WM great value canned roast beef (really isn't roast beef, more like beef roast chunks with more water than meat)...won't buy anymore of those! Anchovies in glass jars in oil (just 2 for salads). Previous years back, have some potted meat and vienna sausages from Save alot but won't buy more since the price gouging and shrinkflation started. I know a lot of the brands may have a high salt content, but when I add potatoes to the mix, they'll absorb the salt. Most things can be rinsed off to get rid of the excess salt or stick a piece of raw tater into the container/bowl and let it set awhile to absorb, then toss the tater in with whatever you're cooking.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts 😁👍
I know you only asked what our top 5 are, but I reckon I don't have a top 5 lol, I'm very versatile in that aspect. You're welcome Grey
Where can I buy keystones meat what stores
You can find them at places like Walmart in certain regions of the U.S. but I order directly through them. Their customer service is very good, and they will exchange out any dented cans that happen during shipping. They are out of Lima, Ohio.
I see the attraction with Keystone, but I'm personally not comfortable with the way some of the can tops flex. The company says it is normal, but I've never had any other cans that do that.
Right now I have tuna in cans and pouches, canned chicken, canned turkey, canned pork, and spam. I also keep things like corned beef hash, beef stew, and various chunky-type soups.
I really enjoy corned beef hash myself 😁👍
Couple of years ago Bill Gates brought them out
@GreyManPrepping I much prefer it homemade with shredded corned beef, but I'll occasionally fry up a can of Mary Kitchen to go with some scrambled eggs.
@chicagojones5133 oh? I didn't know that. That's too bad.
@user-pn3ly6sl1e I already sent this to ChicagoJones but Keystone Meats is a fourth-generation family brand owned by Dave and his son Pete Dorley out of Lima, Ohio. Now ,Keystone Foods, is a different company entirely and is owned by Tyson Foods which is backed by it's major shareholders, including Vanguard Group Inc, BlackRock Inc., but in its list of shareholders is no Bill Gates who does own a few fake meat companies. Also, John W. Tyson and his relatives control the majority of the company's stock outside of the shareholders I listed.