Avoid Chaos! Stock Up on Survival Foods Now
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2024
- Prepare for any emergency by stocking up on survival foods now. Don't wait until chaos ensues - be ready with essential food supplies for any situation.
Don't wait for chaos to strike, stock up on survival foods now! Prepping for emergencies is crucial for your safety and well-being.
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good ideas
Looks like a mini mart to me 😂❤
Hi Mike
😂 its looking good keep stocking
Look for shelf milk, tastes like regular milk, on the baking isle in my market. Comes in quarter containers with long shelf life. I always keep one in the frig in case we run out+ it tastes way better than powdered milk. also get a supply of paper plates, bowls, cups, plastic silverware as you don’t want to waste water doing dishes!
New to your channel. I write date with sharpie in front of the can . Watching this I rearranged my pasta. I use my husband office for a pantry.
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When it looks like I am commenting at the early part of the video, it’s because I watch the video on tv, then go on my phone , pull up the video, then comment as the video is playing on my phone. So it looks like the comment comes from the beginning of the video , you’re doing a great job of stock piling ! I wonder if your video equipment will fit on the bottom shelf of the black shelf, that shelf could be moved over to that corner and free up the space where it is now🤷♀️ hard to tell on video
Great video! i try to go to the dollar store for food products. Thank You for the information in this video. i i buy canned soups i try to get ready to serve because you do Not need to add water and then heat it. try buying water purification tablets. MRE's are a good way to go to. i also put the new food to the back and move the old stuff to the front. i Love watching your videos. :)
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Pantry is looking great! I was watching Chef Prepper UA-cam channel and he said canned tomatoes are not good for long term storage, since the acid in the tomatoes will eventually compromise the cans. Nice work on the remodel.
Lol, I use tomato cans like a crack head after the next fix,nothing will ever get old there.
My new hobby is using my dehydrator and making meals in a jar that you just add water. Takes less room and last a long time. Paper products stored in shed.😊
I love handmade soap. Wish I did know someone who made it.
Mike, hung a small clip board, and pen in all my pantries and every time I take anything off the shelves, I write it down and then I have a grocery list already to take to the store.
Hello Mike, that's a great pantry stock and neatly organization too.Have you thought of couponing? You Americans have a great system with your coupons that I wish us Canadians had, iam sure your pantry would expand .Iam not sure if that is a thought for you, but just a idea. Take care🇨🇦❤
When unknown, unreal possibilities of catastrophes were predicted in 2000, I was encouraged to stock up. I did bigtime. I have rotated the food around constantly since then. Don't forget salt, sugar, flour, coffee, dried milk, canned fruit, Koolaid, lighters and butter beads. I have enough to feed an army. You're getting there.
Bleach tabs last longer than bottle bleach. I love getting the giant pickle jars from local schools (from the concession stand at a ball game) clean it well and use it to store beans or rice.
I bought some pool shock last year. It's a dry, sand-like bleach. It's very concentrated and can make a lot of bleach for household uses or emergency uses.
Put your rice and bean in freezer for 3 days
Good info. I've been prepping for awhile. I'm currently putting together steel shelving, 5 shelves high. It originally came with particle board inserts for each shelf. I bought some plywood and cut it to size for the shelving and sanded them all. I want to polyurethane the shelves next. Then I'll store totes of stuff on the bottom shelves and canned goods like you.
I bought a small chest freezer too. I have a solar generator just to power that little freezer. I have a smaller solar generator to power my sump pump in my basement. Im stacking firewood now on 8ft steel log racks. I had 4 racks on my covered screen porch for a few year's now. I'm clearing off my porch right now, June 2024, so I can regrade and fix the cement floor so it drains away from the house. I also have a leak in my porch roof. I had a home inspector go over the whole house and I'm fixing it up and adding insulation too. I was overwhelmed when i started prepping but with time, im getting supplies stocked up, and my stress has gone down. It's great to have a plan and be ready. I'm a Navy brat. I learned from my Dad to be prepared. I'm working on my todo list every day and I have a lot of canning jars for this summers harvest. I also bought canning jar sealers. I'm able to store dry goods in the glass jars and pull all the air out. I freeze dry pet food, rice and pasta packages for a week or more first to kill food mites and larvae. Then i put them all in glass canning jars. Except the dog and cat food. That i have not saved and stored enough yet. Im thinking of using gallon freezer bags, then after freezing them over a week, transfer the bags into a 5g bucket with lid. We can add moisture-remover packets to each gallon freezer bag when its pulled from the freezer and stored in a bucket. I only have one dog and 3 elderly cats. It will keep their dry food fresher. I could leave their dry food in the freezer and just pull what i need from the gallon bags as i feed the pets. I need to store more canned dog and cat food as well. Luckily, i have a healthy source of beef and bison meat. My friends have chickens and i get eggs from them. I still have a lot more to do to get ready for this hurricane season, heavy duty weather warfare, next winters cold, any power outages and food shortages. I am doing so much in addition to working. I'm tired but keep pushing myself to do more.
I need to put aside some fuel in 5g jugs for my furnace, car, etc. I need to buy more of those fuel jugs.
Anyhow, I like your video. I saw that you are taking a break from utube a bit. Maybe, just keep all your videos up on your channel for now. Keep it public so you get residuals and Others will still get good info. Notifications will let subscribers know when you come back to post updates. All the best and keep on prepping. 2024 is the last summer before personal robots become readily available and an important growing season. Giddy up 🙏👍
Mark your cans with the expiration dates and use in that order. Vacuum seal your beans/rice. I store pasta in glass jars as it will have an "off" taste if air gets to it. I have noticed that canned goods have a much shorter expiration date on them lately. Used to be 2 years or more. Now, lucky if you get 6 months. You can store long term foods under beds and other furniture.
I mark my cans w/month and year purchased with a sharpie. Also, freeze all pasta, flour, cornmeal, cake mix, pudding mix, etc before storing. Freezing kills insect eggs that may be present when you purchase these items. Freezing bread for a day or two kills mold spores adding a week or more to its shelf life.
Mike, thank you for this video. I have watched this video a couple of times & I’m so glad to have addresses about cans lasting longer than the date on the can. My best friend came over while I was down & out. Thinking she was helping got rid of everything that she thought had expired. I was brought up by parents from the depression. cans that were damaged or the top was puffy were bad! I was so upset with her I was in tears. She’s been my best friend for 47years & I know she was only concerned for me.
You have even addressed stuff than I had not thought off, so shank you so much again. I’m also so sorry for your loss, it’s devastating to loose a pet that you have had for so long.❣️
New scriber from North Dakota keep the video coming
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@@ouachitamountainliving yeap I know it was You Tube
Stock up on vinegar too. It can be used as both a preservative, to sterilize in some cases and as a cleaner.
Be sure to look at the inside of the can when you open canned foods that are "expired". If the can liner is very discolored think twice before consuming. Be sure to have enough protein on hand. My parents kept a pantry and two freezers full of store bought and home canned food. That wasn't "prepping" it was crop insurance.You never knew when your crop would get hailed out and there'd be zero income that yr. My mom kept a 20-40 lbs of sugar in big gallon jars in the pantry, same amount of flour and cornmeal in the freezer in gallon jars too. Anything made with flour or cornmeal won't get weevils if kept in the freezer. Cake mixes, pudding mix, etc.
And vodka for making tinctures or vanilla extract.
I keep my pantry full also. Rotating is a must. Pantry has gotten us thru a couple hard times. My parents kept a pantry too. Its just a good idea for any times😊
I buy half gallon and gallon jars for my dry goods keeps them fresher longer than the plastic ones. Plastic tends to make food taste funny.
I loves those shelves! I have a good supply, because i once was out of a job, and remember the panic. Beans are protein. Tuna in pouches takes less room ,for apartments!
Great job on your pantry prep ! I'm doing the same ! Make sure u got a manual can opener too ❤
Home made soaps are wonderful!
That's a Very nice heavy duty rack for your food prep. You have a good amount of food stocked. Could you place another rack next to the window where your security system is ? Can your security system be placed on one of the shelves?. Corned beef hash is a treat 😋. I love making homemade soap. Both cold and hot process. I would Love to purchase a few bars from? Ellene? 🧼
Would you use food grade flour/grain bins? Cool 🍿 movie. Have a great Day.
You're doing the right thing, Mike. Be better prepared. Times are not looking good. I started prepping very early in 2019 because I knew our monetary system was coming to an end. I thought it made sense to start early because the price of all food was going to go up. I also have Lifestraws. Next month I'm going to buy a multi-band radio. Last year we lost a lot of stuff in a big fire. The garden and chickens will help us. We are in the process of building a water cistern as our well has dried up in the summer for the last 2 years. A good friend is a doctor and has provided us with medication such as antibiotics for emergencies. And I also have 150 kg of dog food. The garden will produce all the fresh vegetables and fruit. We will be fine.
And a very big help is a good community. We have like-minded people and we had meet ups to talk about, what everyone could do in the case someone needs help.
Dont forget about oil lamps and lamp oil. I have a few and they sure come in handy. Also, cast iron, can cook anything in them on an open flame. Growing up in Alaska, storage was key. We bought case lot. Anyhow, just a few thoughts. May want to invest in some damp rid, here in Florida cans tend to rust. Hugs Mike!
Hi Mike. That's a good looking pantry of food - good job 👌
Music 🎵 to my ears! Great job 👍🏼😎 One thing that truly doesn’t have a long shelf life is the bleach. You’ll want to replace that about every six months. Raw, local-as-possible Honey is a must have on your shelves. Not only is it good as a sweetener, but it can be used topically on wounds n bites etc. it is also effective as an antihistamine when used daily. 🍯
Got 5 jars of honey, will last my lifetime
Get some pool shock at a swimming pool store this summer. It's easy to store, dry and concentrated and will make a lot of bleach!
You are very welcome ! I'm glad you enjoy the soap Nice pantry I guess you're the bubble prepper too : )
Hi Ellen. You are so kind for gifting Mike soap. Your soap bars look very pretty and professional. Nothing compares to homemade soap. I am a fellow soap maker. I enjoy crafting both cold and hot process. I would Love to purchase a couple bars of your soap if you are willing to sell them. Tracy
@@TracyH007 HI Tracy thank you so much for the compliment Isn't making soap wonderful fun ! Do you have an address posted ? I mostly do vending at community events
Yes! The smell in my bathroom is awesome! Never said that before.Thank you so much!
@@ouachitamountainliving Thank you for your generous compliments ! When I campground host you can smell my soap around my campsite lol
@@ellengage1527 Hi Ms Ellen🌸. My email is mxchick919@gmail •com 😁. Can you let me know when you see this comment? I will erase my email address from Mike's comments 🤣
Pantry looking good for exta storage you might consider building a shelf over the door. You have done a great job in such a short time...Keep Prepping!
I love corned beef hash with a fried egg on top. Ive definitely have to start back prepping. I think its going to get rough today
I love your stock of food. I stock up on pasta, rice, oats, dried fruit and vegetables, dry beans , canned salmon, tuna, ham, chicken. Biscuit mix, bread flour, sugar, corn meal. Pop corn,. I love having this stock in my home. I have several cans of coffee and tea. Shortening & oils. Salt , pepper & seasonings. I feel good having extra food .
You have a nice start, but you said it would last months? You really should eat only from the pantry for a week, and write down what you use. You can use that list to replace items, but more importantly know how much food it takes for a week.
Most people way underestimate canned meats. If only tuna, 14 small cans per week. Chicken 7 cans per week. Otherwise lots of beans. With limited space the soup and corn should be replaced with proteins.
It's a great way to find out what you are missing!
I have a box of homemade soaps my daughter made and yeah I started prepping about 11 yrs ago when I was living in Dublin Georgia then stopped for a while but now I'm starting back up and I'm running out of space again ~that was one of the reasons I had to stop 🤷♀️ ... have a good one Mike
Look great nicely organized!🎉
I love thise shelves, i bought the stupid plastic one's, big mistake ! Well in my defense I was working with a budget 🙄
Those plastic ones work well enough. Doesn't have to be fancy, just functional.
could you move the little freezer under the electrical panel and window, move the black shelf where the freezer is and then have that whole wall that the black shelf is on for another shelf?
freezer has to have dedicated outlet
Bleach is only good for about 6 months after you open it, it becomes just water after that. You might want to get some of the dry powdered stuff they sell for swimming pools.
You are wise to stock up. Don’t know if I would tell everyone what you have but that’s just me
I’ve been buying extra for 4 years now. Live in the country so always hav stocked just in case I couldn’t get out in the winter. Now start coed for year round. Never know when it will be needed. Your remodeling/transformation. Is looking very good. Blessings!🌹
Helloooooooo! 🎉
So, you know how I love to THINK. What if you build a corner chest under the window out of wood? You can put a lot inside of a big, fat chest. And, you can sit on it if you want to later!
Those rotational can holders will hold more cans and make it easier to rotate your supply.
I love it.. "RED ROOM"! I learned that I need to buy what I love to eat.. not just beans that are on sale. I love the dried beef but it's SO expensive, so I just get it when I can. I love Ramen noodles. A good water purification pitcher with extra filters.
Zero Water is a good one.
Hi Mike, Glad you are back as Dog man channel, lol!! Glad our getting prepared cause i agree it is a great idea. Looking great. God Bless.
I love your cedar cabinets!
Pantry is looking good, Mike!
Did ya learn your lesson today. If you're a good boy tomorrow you can have a MilkBone.😂😂😂 Just funnin' around.Take care and God Bless ya Brother!!!❤😊
You know bleach only lasts 6 months? Powder bleach, pool shock would be a better option.
Thank you for mentioning the straw once more. I will be ordering them. I liked seeing the larger shelf in use in your new pantry to compare with the first one you bought.
Enjoyed Watching
Great job.
Good information I’ve been stocking too.
I think it is not only food but TP and paper towels and other products that are not edible right?
wrong,why waste shelf space with something we never had until 120 years ago.Thats what a bag of old socks and shirts are for.
I wish my area was neat looks good❤❤
Excellent stashing--have you got 'back up' instant potato as well ? The kitchen is going to be good to work in. The deydrators are a good option--- flour can be bagged and put in the freezer.Maybe an extra solar panel to specifically charge the freezer ? Carrots can be prepped, chopped and 'biffed' into the freezer too.As well as onion..double bagged to confine the onion smell....Bottled sauces ,vinegars, cooking oils-
it's fun to do--candles, wc rolls--haha
I have 14 solar panels.Not relying on freezer, keeping them going would be too much work
Mylar bags work great for storing grains. Same as if they were frozen.
Your behind the time there brother.....been dong this fo years
Amazon has red kidney beans, 12 cans of Bushes, for $11. Their bulk can items have some good prices and they SAY they are Non-GMO.
Also, maybe check out Thrive LIFE for freeze dried non-GMO food. Last 25+ years. I buy the clearance items. A couple of YTbers are consultants and make commissions from selling it on their channels. Seems like a wise income earner. You don't have to do anything but put your name on their sales. And, that gives you a discount too on your own purchases. Just a thought. One can never have too many income streams.
yep, but they always show up dented
@@ouachitamountainliving Mine don't. Maybe it's because the treck out to where you are takes longer and things get shuffled more over those bumpy roads. 🤔
I was pleasantly surprised to see you didn’t have the wheels on your shelf.
I had wheels, that broke, boy what a nightmare!
Those shelf liners are convenient…for mice! They use those as a super highway. So I hope you don’t ever have field mice find a way into your super cool red room.
Thanks for sharing your pantry video.
Stack it to the rafters folks. You don’t wanna hafta fight that big ol lady for the last jar of pearl onions 🤦♀️
Mice cannot chew through cans
@@ouachitamountainliving No, but they chew off the labels.
@@kiddlesnmore2 They shall become the meatballs in my sketti!
Mike, Can you tell me what company you get your grave makers from?
I used to get from ebay, but this one I just got on Amazon, there are many choices.
@@ouachitamountainliving thanks
@@sarahkopy6282 soon I will be making them on my laser engraver to sell at a low price for people.
@@ouachitamountainliving I can wait until you are ready
Look good job lot food l do that too
Hi do you have a link to that metal shelf that you can share please?
yep, its called Walmart! lol
@@ouachitamountainliving oh lol guess they don't sell them in the Canadian Walmarts.
You got me!😂
I know where I’m going grocery shopping 😂 I love Can Lima’s Now show us those Beautiful Frozen 🥶 Steaks 🥩 and Chicken 🍗 😂 I’am Hungary and love Crushed Tomatoes 🍅 Yum Yum 😋
Frozen steaks and chicken isn't prepping.
@@ouachitamountainliving oh Shoot 😂
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Looking good.
Don’t forget to get TP!! 🧻
People waste so much space stocking that nonsense,tp has only been in use for 120 years, people will have p[lenty of things to use if ship goes down.
That's greatI'm a Prepper