That’s why self defence is also a must as a prepper !

Keep an eye , they are pooping up more often now . Mine now approx 15min away and only very recent x

If you have spare few hours and tough fingers then be my guest

Thank you very much 🥰

p.s. Nido is 20% off at Tesco at the moment, with the clubcard. @AnasFoodLifestyle

Thank you🥰 just back from camping land of no phone signal and internet so catching up on messages and clearly showing trips coming up

Hope you had a nice time! @@AnasFoodLifestyle

Yes thank you , time flew by , next time longer

Variety is a spice of life, nice to have multiple options from same ingredient

Thank you 😊

Yes it is advised to store tins and pre prepared meals on top of my selection , along side many other things . I have many videos dedicated to add grid cooking and stocking up 😊

Not sure if that would work, mic waves work from outside it so by time inner beans get warm outside ones will burst

Glass jars are great but very expensive plus if you are stocking up for long term they will take a lot of room

Same for rice. Debating on other stuff in mason and kilner jars for storage. (The bayleaf thing for other grains and pulses...don't want any bugs.)

@@AnasFoodLifestyle good point..but most of mine have been sourced from charity shops & thats how I've stored them all for years .. I store them all on shelving..no longer have the luxury of a pantry & mylar bags are on my list..

You are lucky to get jars from charity shops, all I normally see is old fashioned and shite glassware that none wants. I would love to find sone bargains , point is, people must be vigilant, especially if we are looking out for something !😊

@@AnasFoodLifestyle home bargains £1.29 mason jars...used to be 99p.

That Is Really Good. Thank You

I make my coffee with small amount if evaporated milk( tinned). I would though even in tins this can go off. I started about 2 years ago and forgot to rotate the tins. When I opened it did not taste nice. It was Supermarket brand though.

My husband has been given meal replacement drinks that he mixes with milk because his cancer means he can't eat. We said that they would be great as a prep, just use powdered milk.

Hi , I have seen them but no did t look in to them, wasn’t sure on dates etc. I have been buying the tins of meal replacement drinks so far

Goes without saying, I’m A brewing queen 😊 knowing how to brew should also be a thing for tough times😊

Glad you liked it!😊

None was making fun of anyone, especially if people are allergic. The point was aimed at people that make a choice not to touch milk to save cows and environment yet prepared to drink almond milk that is flown half way across the world! At no point people being allergic entered a conversation !

This one is not on the farm . They are just piping up in different places, just keep an eye open. Seems to be around other shops but totally remote

Hi, yes you can plant it in the ground , I have 2 growing just recently. Firstly just put it in a bag, it will start sweating a bit abd as soon you see a green part of lump coming up, pot it up and keep moist. When established it can’t tolerate too much water ( I killed mine last year as forgot to put it in greenhouse ) and it is as simple as that 🥰

@@AnasFoodLifestyle Thank you my ginger has roots growing and on top of the root is a long tall green stem growing should I plant it now in soil in a pot. Need Help Ashwina

Yes plant it up, green stalk upward x

Taking one for the team !?😁

@AnasFoodLifestyle I was curious to see what's been going on in the pots! Have you tried growing bell peppers? One of the few plants bucking the trend this year and producing. I love your variety. Giving me courage to attempt more next year.

Not this year, tried couple years in a tie before but had green fly ruining it all

@AnasFoodLifestyle If it's not the weather, it's the bugs and snails. Constant battle! 🙄

⁠@@AnasFoodLifestyleHi, do you feed them potato fertiler every few weeks

Yep!

Seems like you have it all figured out ! Well done 😊🥰

@@AnasFoodLifestyle forgot to say..I only have Homoeopathy & am now exploring treating my plants using remedies..its rather a hard one to get my head around 😁

HI Anna love the channel can I ask was the potatoes you planted organic or just general new potatoes. Thanks Rich

Just general potato 😊

🤣🤣you can munch them raw , just need washing! Not sure about powder but you can crush them but you will need to use either tea bag or tea strainer if some kind. If you think yea in tea bags are very small particles

@@AnasFoodLifestyle Hmmmm, I will have to have a play and see if it will work

You can buy empty tea bags cheaply so give it a go 😊

Yes...good for teas.

Well Same thing really! if you watch our past 3 live debates then you will get a better idea 😁

Oh we are fully informed, don’t you worry. Yes soy is aded to other non vegan food but a Huge proportion is in Vegan food and as you know there are loads of other unethical ingredients in vegan food. But as your main point was soy here we are ; 1. Deforestation: Large-scale soy farming is a major driver of deforestation, particularly in the Amazon rainforest and other vital ecosystems. This deforestation leads to loss of biodiversity, destruction of habitats, and contributes significantly to climate change due to the release of stored carbon. 2. Displacement of Indigenous Communities: The expansion of soy plantations often leads to the displacement of indigenous peoples and local communities. These groups may lose their land, livelihoods, and access to traditional resources, resulting in social and economic disruption. 3. Pesticide Use: Soy farming frequently relies on heavy use of pesticides and herbicides, which can have harmful effects on the environment and human health. These chemicals can contaminate soil, water sources, and non-target species, including beneficial insects and wildlife. 4. Monoculture Practices: Soy is often grown in large monocultures, which deplete soil nutrients, reduce biodiversity, and increase vulnerability to pests and diseases. This practice can lead to a greater need for chemical inputs and result in long-term soil degradation. 5. Corporate Control and Economic Impact: The global soy market is dominated by a few large agribusiness corporations, which can lead to exploitative practices and limit the economic benefits for small-scale farmers. This concentration of control can also result in unfair trade practices and undermine local food sovereignty. 6. Carbon Footprint: The transportation and processing of soy, particularly for international markets, contribute to a significant carbon footprint. This adds to the overall environmental impact of soy production. So if you choose to save the animals but do the above then it’s a personal choice same way it’s a personal choice for us to eat meat🤷‍♀️ And I’ll be hard pushed to believe that there are “ ethical companies “

@AnasFoodLifestyle what you think I dont know hahaha ..there's still more soya in non vegan products as its mainstresm.. and they do the same for farming meat and growing grain to feed the livestock in these countries for places like McDonald's etc ... vegan companies like plamil have ethical sourced their product's... plus I am so surprised you pushing the carbon footprint rubbish as this is the cause of all of these proposed food shortages.. agende 3 0 and 5 0 and the W E F...so you are not as awake as I thought you were sadly!!

@AnasFoodLifestyle what you think I dont know hahaha but as the products that are full of soya and not vegan, are more mainstream you are wrong.. anyway vegans dont just eat soya.. .. plus vegan companies like plamil ethically source their products... almost 80% of the world's soybean crop is fed to livestock, especially for beef, chicken, egg and dairy production (milk, cheeses, butter, yogurt, etc). Soya oil is used for cooking and can also be found in margarine, chocolate, ice cream or baked goods, as well as in cosmetics or soaps... so rearing livestock is also doing all the things you have listed.. as well as growing the grain to feed the livestock in most countries ..and you using carbon footprint information is laughable when it's that false flag creating these issues pushed by the W E F elites!!