When prepping, the storage space and the size of supplies are things a prepper should consider. Food and supplies that can be packed into small containers are preferred, as well as supplies that have a long shelf-life. One of the best choices of preserved food to stock on is powdered eggs. This is because, despite … Read more
Having a well-stocked pantry must be the priority of every prepper. It can become a lifesaver during dire emergencies, such as floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, or even wars. Hence, a prepper should know which food is best to stockpile. A prepper pantry must include a variety of food to ensure that all essential nutrients are supplied … Read more
Food security is a significant factor in survival, but it may be compromised by unfortunate emergencies such as calamities, government issues, and global pandemics. These emergencies may occur unexpectedly and result in a food shortage; thus, it is essential to prepare for it as early as you can. Food-storage is an important factor to consider. … Read more
Canned Foods are perfect during SHTF situations. They are an excellent choice to stock when preparing for unexpected events like a global pandemics, natural disasters, and government issues that may lead to a sudden food shortage crisis. When choosing between the types and brands of canned foods, one thing to note is their best-by date … Read more
Rice is easy to prepare and doesn’t need a large space for storage, making it a great addition to your emergency food stack. Some types of rice last longer than others. But, as long as you store them properly, most can last for about five years to over a decade. The degradation of rice quality … Read more
Stockpiling food is an integral part of a household’s emergency preparedness plan. But, not all food is suitable for long term storage, so you should know which food to stock and how long it will last on your shelf. Food ideal for long-term storage includes grains, beans, canned or dried goods, powdered drinks, and condiments. … Read more
During emergencies, you might need to catch small game, like chipmunks or squirrels, to have something to eat. Knowing how to hunt, prepare, and cook small game is a sustainable way to feed yourself. Yes, you can eat a chipmunk. They’re a good source of protein and are readily available in most forests. Here’s how … Read more
Ramen noodles are basic emergency foods because they’re easy to prepare, cheap, and have a long shelf-life. Yes, ramen noodles can expire. Their expiration dates are usually indicated on their packaging. Cup noodles expire six months after production. Bagged noodles expire eight months after production. It’s inadvisable to consume expired ramen noodles but there may … Read more
During an emergency, refrigeration may be unavailable due to a power outage. Your best option for keeping your catch fresh, particularly fish, is to ice them. You can keep fresh and gutted fish on ice for up to five days, three if they are filleted. Ungutted fish will last for 24 to 48 hours on … Read more
Killing big game, particularly deer, is a good way to gather food during a disaster. One killed animal will last you weeks which is why it’s important to know when it’ll spoil and how to prevent spoilage. The answer is that it depends based on factors like temperature, weather, location, and meat storage. If the … Read more
