1) Popcorn 2) Instant coffee/ loose leaf tea 3) Honey 4) Redmond Salt 5) Wheat Berries/ grains 6) Coconut oil (extremely versatile) 7) Beans 8) Rice Great list! I’d also add… 1) Cocoa powder 2) Other spices besides just salt 3) Seeds to grow both food and medicinal herbs

Flour, yeast, sugar, canned meat, beef jerky, water, pasta, meds, canned soups, canned vegetables, peanut butter, jelly, dry milk, dry eggs, you can store eggs for up to a year in brine, we actually did this for 6 months then ate them they were perfect. Thank you for sharing your video people need to be prepared.

Also, I've been intermittent fasting for almost two years. I've learned I'm less hungry doing this. In other words not triggering the insulin wards off the hunger!

Honey can be used as medicine too. Make a garlic and honey ferment. That stuff is good when you're sick or just for keeping your immune system in good shape. Has to be raw honey though.

I have about 400 lbs of flour in storage. It Water, salt, flour = sourdough bread. If needed, you can live on this with veggies.

Dehydrated vegetables, and herbs.I save a lot from my garden e very year.

Sandy, this is a very important podcast. So many ppl totally have their heads in the sand. I've been stocking up for years and continue to do so. We also got a generator for our home and our cabin. I think peanut butter is a great source bc of the satiation factor. I have a lot of freeze dried coffee too. 😃

Pasta Rice Oat meal Dried beans Canned chicken & tuna

Walnuts and nuts in general are important fooods as well.

Great info for all of us, and especially those who look at the country and world and think all is ok. Way to open eyes, thank you Sandy ❤ Flour, sourdough starter

This past year, I have been making pantry ingredients only meals from scratch. All items that can be stored long term. Keep the recipes we like and stock up when on sale. Don't forget baking items either. When you get rice and flour, throw them in the freezer for 72 hours, then mylar bag them for the long term. Amish stores have manual grain grinders as well as the wheat berries. They last a long time. Yeast kept in bulk in the freezer goes way beyond the expiration date. I could go on and on. Lol

I think another crucial element to mention here is to have some type of water purification system. (We’ve had a Berkey for years and love it!!) 💕

Molasses and ghee is great to have, too.

Thank you. I consider coming upon your channel an incredible blessing & look forward to more of your knowledge, wisdom & above all, your faith.

Your favorite spices too. No need to be boring 🎉

Thank you so much Sandy. I am definitely preparing. Thank you for this valuable information! I’ve always loved your channel! Our god is so good he will sustain us through what is coming! God Bless

Just subcribed! Thats for great ideas to add to my storage pantry! Thanks sandy! ❤

Thank you for sharing. I feel things are going to get much worse and everyone should be prepared.

Thank you. God bless you. Please more videos like this. Raw powder cocoa .

Grandma grew up in the depression and she always was storing coffee

You know what’s wild the Hadza people (one of the few remaining foraging and hunting tribes in the world) will literally stop a hunt if they come across a bee hive with honey. When interviewed, they sometimes admit eating so much that it makes them sick! Lol

Hey friend!!! I agree !!!! ❤

Sugar , flour Peanut butter powder, powdered milk. I'll go to the Amish store and I get powdered buttermilk. Soy sauce. Vinegar. Molasses.

Thanks 😁

I recommend watching Wendy DeWitt on food storage. She has a simple system where you come up with menus and work from there. Otherwise, it’s hit or miss on what you will need. Also, most people don’t realize the impact of the war in Ukraine is going to have on us. Most of the fertilizer in the world comes from Russia & Ukraine. We have a big garden and we’ve switched to liquid sea kelp. We’re also establishing worm breeding beds in each of our gardening beds.

We have ALL of the above and IF you can afford it, some of those 25yr shelf life products/ meals. Off Amazon Ive gotten dried egg powder, butter that you just have to reconstitute with water. We bought 30 day supply of freezed dried meals for our family just for extra piece of mind.

Baking powder, yeast, granulated sugar, vanilla extract, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and freeze dried eggs for baking to go with those wheat berries.

I had worked remote mountain oilfields at one time - there were pipe line servey crews that went way into the mountains - They were often supplied with {The Survival Tab) for food rations - they sell them on Amazon - Those guys packed two quart size jugs of them and generaly they lasted a month - they were developed for NASA for long space flights - Some dont like the texture of them - i liked them there had been times i lived off them for a few weeks at a time with out any problems - they did make us constipated - There meant to be eaten with othere foods but in some cases thats all we had - they will give you enough food to keep you going - i cant recall any one having health issues living off of them for lengths at a time -

You are wonderful

Dehydrated onions, whole peppercorns.. Also grass fed lard and tallow, beneficial nutrients and can be stored in the freezer for several years.. Can also be water bath or pressure canned..

Plus pastas, canned meats, seasonings for the rice and beans! Vitamins, plus you are going to need vegetables, so buy some freeze dried cans of veggies. They will last 25 years unopened, or one year opened. Or, dehydrate some, and store in jars or mylar bags with oxygen absorbers.

You van also plant your beans and they can grow.

I would say to add canned meat for long-term storage like tuna and chicken. I also have some canned beef and canned pork, things that you can eat right out of the can if you don’t have electricity.

Instant mashed potatoes without butter / butter flavor that can speed spoilage. Can add powdered milk or powdered butter, or both. These potatoes are flaked and dried , ready for longterm use.

If stored properly, popcorn kernels will last 1-2 years…

wow u look great!

Pretty good list. 1) I would add hemp hearts to your list. It is high in protein and is a complete protein; and it also has really healthy fats and oils. Two or three tablespoons is a days worth of protein. 2) This might surprise you, but I would add a white rice to your list, like jasmine. Why? To make congee. You cook congee in a crock pot on low for six hours. 4 T of white rice makes 2 Cups of cooked rice congee! I add hemp and pre-soaked lentils and ome oil and seasonings It can be a complete meal. Even though it it only has 4 T of uncooked rice, it digest four times better, and you feel full and satisfied for a long time. More than a billion people in Asia eat congee for breakfast ever day. I cook it overnight and have it for breakfast every morning. The final closing argument is that you can cook congee in a solar oven. If the power is turned off and if you run out of propane what are you going to do? You could make a little dog house with a polycarbonate greenhouse roof and cook your congee during a rain storm. If you insulate the dog house you could cook with it in the winter in many places. Sandy, you are surrounded by trees, fallen brances, pine cones. You might look into getting a small portable rocket stove. It is very efficient and does not need much wood to cook a meal. If you are interested I could tell you more but this has been pretty long.

Hi Sandy, I found this really interesting and would have guessed honey rice and beans, but not the other. Thanks too for the super knowledgeable extra points about honey and salt I didnt know.I'll be sure to pick up some better salt today instead of the bleached stuff as I just began using salt when I was in hospital I thought it was bad for me and caused heart problems so I eliminated it but that was wrong. But yeah, this was a great video and I like how you give a variety of topics. I maybe would have stored canned fruits or corned beef for emergencies? thanks again 🙂

After my grandmother passed we took a lot of her food storage popcorn was one thing we took she died 2007 we’re still eating the popcorn for and not sure how long she had it is but fine!

The very best place in my opinion to buy bulk food is Azure Standard. I have been buying from them for years. From wheat berries, oats, cane sugar, coffee beans, flour, dry beans, rice, canned fruits/vegetables, fats, honey, maple syrup, butter, raw cheese, household cleaners, spices, cocoa, chocolate chips, canning jars, toiletries, ........... Honestly, between Azure Standard and our local farmer that provides our beef, pork and chicken, I don't shop at regular grocery stores very often. We turned an extra bedroom into an in home grocery store and keep a minimum of all foods we use in our home.

I only drink tea other than water indeed also variety of raw nuts and seeds as well

My phone won't let me eddit what i already wrote so im adding this - with DSMO you dont have to wash it off every five minutes and reapply it as i do - In paper mills most just put it on a burn and dont wash ot off - I just mentioned sever burns that would just about cause my skin to fall off - mine were around 3.8 burns in those two cases - My job i had was hazardous that i had at one time so burns were common place -

You can buy canned fish. It has a long experation date, and what type of plant is that next to you? Thanks.

Thank you Sandy 🙂. What about dried pasta ?

Better get your tuna now it will become hard to find within a month because of shipping.

Lentils

Great list, but remember that grains, such as wheat, rice, flour, and oats, will become rancid if they're not stored properly. They need to be completely airtight. Dry beans are the same way. They get tough when they get a couple of years old. Pressure canning is a good way to preserve them. Another great tip, if it wasn't already mentioned, is to only store items that you already use (maybe a years worth) so that you can rotate through them. This alleviates some of the concern about the food going bad. Canned meats, tomato products, broths, potatoes, vegetables, and soups are good to store. Lastly, my husband had an older stock of survival seeds and they were no longer viable.

Hi Sandy, About wheat berries, so many choices, what do you recommend? I was thinking to buy them in the buckets since they are protected more from bugs and pests that might come in. I live way out in the country. Red ones I think I heard are good, but wanted to ask you. Other recommendation for long-term, wine, vinegar. Look up this salt from italy. It is iodized. Seasonello. Jam lasts a long time. Way past the expiration date.

People should learn to forage wild plants for medicine, salves and first aid tinctures. vodka and quality oils are needed. I have cooked old beans in an Instant Pot. This is a game changer for using up older stored beans and no extra soaking was needed. 😉

Old beans can be ground into flour

Old fashioned oats , makes flour, milk..

Make sure to rotate what you're storing. Use older things and replace them.

10:18 Coconut Oil is said to be antibacterial, antimicrobial, and antifungal. 🙂

HOW do you get them??

Where are these stores ?

Great video! I’m pretty sure Redmonds is from salt mine not sea salt though

Civil war soldiers lived on popcorn

Popcorn has water in it, this why it pops and does not last for long term storage

Amish are wonderful people

Popcorn?? That’s assuming you’ll have electricity or gas.

So what happened if you run out of electricity 😂 so all those Food you saved is not useful 🤷🏼‍♀️maybe if you have bbq and lots wood out in back yard 😏

Honey baby

50lbs of salt per adult minimum...... make sure it's real salt, no additives....

This other lady dries out meat like roasts with salt

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