Then you can just pull it out and add the rest. You put all the dry and canned items in a sack and put directly in your cupboard. I struggle with it too but I’ve had times when my family has had to live for months on our food storage. Then add recipes to use with them in case you have no power to get to your computer and look it up. I would suggest making a binder to go in you food storage that has an inventory of everything and dates on them.
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There are also alot of pinterest ideas on how to utilize your items. You can write the dates of when you purchased things on them so you will know which ones to use first. I have friends that take their 72 hour kits and have a party in April and October to use them up and restock them so they don’t go bad. I have got several recipes from it for things such as whole grains and oats because I’m not the best at knowing how to use them too. The LDS (Mormon) church has recipes on how to use your food storage items. There are some great recipes on how to use your food storage. I’m sure you are well-educated on these things as well, but you would come across much more intelligent and less judgmental if you commented with fewer flawed generalizations and more actual factual statements.
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So, having 24 cans spread over a year for a full family seems to be well within the safe guidelines. The American Pregnancy Association wouldn’t have in their guidelines that tuna is safe for pregnant women to eat up to 3 cans a week if it weren’t safe. If you buy chunk light over albacore, you’re going to get less mercury. Tuna does carry mercury, as do most fish, but there is a way to avoid the higher concentrations of it. So, take her list, change as you need to and trust that we aren’t all lemmings who will only buy what this list us to without our own research or thoughts on it.Īnd, for what it’s worth, Tuna isn’t “LOADED with mercury”. Obviously, if you prefer whole wheat pasta, whole wheat flour, etc (like I do), you need to stock up on those items and know you might spend a bit more. This is a guide for a cheaper way to stock up on necessities.
The simple fact is that the things on this list are food items that last longer in storage. I don’t think Savannah is trying lead us down the road to horrible eating habits. Well, considering this isn’t a guide for what to eat on a daily basis, but rather a way to stockpile food for an emergency, your comment is unnecessary and quite frankly, said from up on top a pretty high horse.
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