Chris Green 
Spices have an instrumental role in the kitchen, being responsible for most of the scents and flavors in cooking. They’re distinct from herbs – being made from the bark, root, or seeds of plants – but retain similar storage preferences. Try to go for whole spices as much as possible, because they last much longer. … Read more
Camping can be a great experience to share with family and friends, offering a straightforward reprieve from all the hustle and bustle in everyday life. Prospective campers should still pick up a few critical skills before trying their hand out at the hobby, because not every camping trail has dependable Wi-Fi. When your data plan … Read more
Dehydrating is one of the simplest and most common ways food can be stored long-term. For backpackers and preppers, dehydrating is efficient as it retains a lot of the nutrients in the food. Meat shrinks as a result of dehydration, making it compact and easier to store. Dehydrated meat can last for 1-2 months when … Read more
When a disaster comes and you have to live off the land, rationing your supplies becomes extremely important for survival. Making sure that food does not expire adds more challenge to an already difficult task. Preppers must be aware of how to keep their food safe to consume. To preserve meat without the help of … Read more
The 5 C’s is a set of equipment and tools which often forms the core of any survival pack. It lists the top 5 most essential types of items that greatly improve survivability. The 5 C’s of survival are: Cutting Tools Combustion Devices Cover Container Cordage The 5 C’s is part of a larger list, … Read more
The 10 C’s of survival list the 10 most indispensable types of items every prepper needs. For a lot of novice preppers and survivalists, and even experienced ones, it serves as the most basic set of tools and supplies required to build a survival pack. The 10 C’s of survival includes: Cutting Tools Combustion Devices … Read more
When the big one comes and SHTF, preppers should have a contingency plan that involves living on the move and sustaining themselves with the bounties from mother nature. As such, they should be preparing a bag or a kit solely for this purpose. This bag is called an INCH Bag. It stands for I’m Never … Read more
In 1974, chemists at the National Food Processors Association (NFPA) analyzed the contents of canned goods recovered from a steamboat that sunk in the Mississippi River more than 100 years ago. Although the food has lost its fresh smell and original appearance, there was no trace of microbial contamination and was deemed safe for consumption … Read more
Preppers and survivalists who use their vehicles for everyday travel should have a bug-out bag or a get-home bag stored in that vehicle. For cars, a full-fledged bug-out bag is possible since there’s space to store a large bag. Every bug-out bag should include at least one of each item or something equivalent to it. … Read more
Vacuum sealing is a great way to save space and increase the shelf life of most food. However, it’s far from perfect and comes with its set of disadvantages. Disadvantages: Needs special bags Not all bags are reusable Expensive Anaerobic bacteria will thrive Can’t vacuum seal delicate food Some food will still spoil even if … Read more
