Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Prepared For Survival - Frugal Food Storage Recipes
Emergency Food Storage Buyer's Guide - FREE
This Food Storage Buyer's Guide is a highly attractive and non-biased view on the different types of food storage. This guide is free for you to download. The guide will educate you about each type of food storage, their benefits and drawbacks and what roles they can play in your own storage plans. The guide also covers other various topics associated with food storage such as buying tips, storage, and packaging. This makes an outstanding beginning guide for someone just starting their food storage plan, or for someone that would like to expand what they already have.
The
goal of this guide is to provide you with real, beneficial
information and allow them to make informed decisions on what to include
in your own personal food storage plan and what works best for you.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Staying Cool When Off The Grid or Without Power
Nothing is worse than having the power go out when it is hot. Can't seem to cool off and get comfortable. I happened to go to the thrift store last night. I was bored and out anyway. Had to run to pharmacy. So run in there and just looking up and down the aisles. I love doing this and just seeing what I can find to add to preps. Like kitchen tools etc. Well, I wasn't finding anything and was going to leave when I seen something sitting in a basket - a hand fan! A light bulb went up over my head and I was like yes, this is something to add to my preps that I had never even thought of before. 50 cents later I have the first hand fan in my preps. Fanning yourself could keep you cooled off , especially if you're under a nice, big shade tree!
Monday, June 24, 2013
Make Your Own Pocket Cloth Diapers!
I found that this Link is a great tutorial for making a great looking pocket cloth diaper. It is very easy and the instructions on the page are very straight forward. I love this pocket and that is all that I have been making for my son the last few times.
Save yourself a ton of money! Pockets dry very quick also!!!
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Saturday, June 22, 2013
The Family Camping Handbook: Real Food in the Big Woods
The Family Camping Handbook will:
* Help families with little ones survive and even thrive out in the woods.
* Share basic steps to preparing for and enjoying time in the back woods - tent camping strategies for rookies.
* Provide recipes and campfire techniques to conquer the temptation to buy a few packages of hot dogs and white bread buns and call it "food."
If you're a camping rookie and interested in tent camping, this book is for you.
If you are an experienced camper but new to real food living, or you just wish you had more ideas for whole foods camping fare, this book is for you.
If you camped before having children and have always wanted to try camping as a frugal family vacation but are nervous because you have little ones, whether they’re babies, toddlers, or preschoolers, this book is for you.
You CAN take your babes and your real food to the woods and truly enjoy it, and The Family Camping Handbook will show you how.
With over 35 whole foods camping recipes plus techniques for campfire cooking, menu plans, grocery shopping lists, and ideas to "healthify" many standard camping foods, you won't go hungry out in that big, wide wilderness. You may never want to come home to your regular kitchen!
You're not just buying a book of packing lists, tips for campsite management or recipes...you're buying confidence, and The Family Camping Handbook will have you feeling ready to hit the woods in no time.
Recipes include:
* Sausage and Farmer's Market Veggie Foil Packet Dinner
* Whole Wheat (soaked) Camping Pancakes
* Garlic Veggie Dip
* Campfire Chicken Fajita Skillet Meal
* Homemade Beef Jerky
* Granola Bars
* Cold Spelt Salad
* and lots more!
Gluten free? Each purchase comes with 3 free printable gluten-free camping menu plans and new recipes from the author.
Food Storage Recipe - Easy Homemade Salsa
Great homemade Salsa:
* 2 cans of diced tomatoes
* 1 little can of diced green chiles
* 1/2 bunch cilantro, chopped
* 1 clove of garlic, minced, or garlic powder
* 3-4 whole green onions (stem included) chopped up
* Couple shakes of red pepper flakes
* 1 tsp of salt
Blend it all together minus the tomatoes, then add the tomatoes and blend a little to mince the tomatoes. Delicious!

* 1 little can of diced green chiles
* 1/2 bunch cilantro, chopped
* 1 clove of garlic, minced, or garlic powder
* 3-4 whole green onions (stem included) chopped up
* Couple shakes of red pepper flakes
* 1 tsp of salt
Blend it all together minus the tomatoes, then add the tomatoes and blend a little to mince the tomatoes. Delicious!
Friday, June 21, 2013
Confessions Of A Prepper: How To Plan And Protect Your Family And Friends During Any Disaster
This Book Will Teach You:
- How to prepare for any disaster ranging from "common" to "worst case scenario"
- The principals each prepper should understand and follow
- How to prepare your home for disaster scenarios
- How to power, heat, and cook in your home during a disaster
- How to create and maintain a disaster food supply
- How to stockpile and filter water
- Proper disaster sanitation techniques
- How to decide whether you should evacuate
- How to create a bug out bag and a bug out kit
The world as we know it is constantly changing and becoming more
volatile each and every day. From natural disasters, war, terrorism and
even violence from our own citizens. We need to prepare for these
disastrous scenarios. This book is aimed at preparing you and your
loved ones for any disastrous situation. We will teach you how to
survive common natural disasters and also prepare you for the unlikely
worst case scenarios such as terrorism and even economic collapse. This
book contains easy to understand information that will guide you
through the beginning preparation process. If you're already an
experienced prepper, this book will contain information to supplement
your supplies and may even have tips and tricks that you haven't yet
thought off. Whether you're a new prepper or an experienced prepper
this book contains valuable insight for how to handle a disaster should
it occur. Download today and learn how to protect your family and loved
ones!
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Frugal Organizing - Kid's Room
I have been using rubber made totes in my Little Man's room for all of his toys, but I always noticed that he never really got down into the box and was having trouble finding certain toys. The totes were really just too deep. So I went to the local grocery store and got about 15 good boxes. None used for meat!! They were FREE!! I then went to Dollar Tree and got 3 rolls of this cute wrapping paper to cover them with. Cute and only cost me $3.00 for everything that I needed. Next - We had to get to work.
So we dumped out the 4 rubber made totes! Little Man had fun with that. I ended up doing all of the sorting - he had too much fun playing with toys "that he hadn't seen in a million years!". Took me a while, but I eventually got everything sorted and only used 6 boxes. Now he has a box for each thing that he plays with the most - anything else was left in the rubber made totes and put out in the shed. So now he has a box for his : Army men
Cars
Dinosaurs
Animals
Balls
Anything Else
His room has never been this clean. Now when he gets done with the toys that he is playing with it much easier for him to pick them up. He actually is having fun making sure that everything gets put in the right box.
This could easily be done for any room of the house. Being organized doesn't have to cost a fortune. Get some free boxes and wrapping paper and that is it.
So we dumped out the 4 rubber made totes! Little Man had fun with that. I ended up doing all of the sorting - he had too much fun playing with toys "that he hadn't seen in a million years!". Took me a while, but I eventually got everything sorted and only used 6 boxes. Now he has a box for each thing that he plays with the most - anything else was left in the rubber made totes and put out in the shed. So now he has a box for his : Army men
Cars
Dinosaurs
Animals
Balls
Anything Else
His room has never been this clean. Now when he gets done with the toys that he is playing with it much easier for him to pick them up. He actually is having fun making sure that everything gets put in the right box.
This could easily be done for any room of the house. Being organized doesn't have to cost a fortune. Get some free boxes and wrapping paper and that is it.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Dollar Tree Always Has Something Useful!
Went to Dollar Tree yesterday and they had these cute little solar powered lamps. Unfortunately they only got one case in to our store , not getting anymore. I was able to get 4 of them. They are as bright as the other solar powered lights that I have gotten from there. But, these are cuter - look like little lamps! The shade comes off.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Grandma's herbal and homemade remedies
From the Description: This book is a tilt of the hat to my Grandma's Herbal and Home remedies which were a big influence in my youth. She had a the theory that mother nature had a cure for every ailment and disease. The book informs you how within your garden and pantry, you have an easy pratical and natural first aid box (with no chemicals or sell by dates). I also look at the origins of the herbs, who first used them and how to actually grow the herbs and spices yourself. Also we look at how to prepare the remedies to treat ailments for use at home.
The herbs in this book treat all the following ailments:- Acne, blood pressure, skin health, morning sickness, IBS, kidney damage, headaches, liver damage, digestion, infections, cramps, colic, alleviate insomia, slows cancer grwoth, treat colds / flu. helps stamina, sexual stimulants, rheumatoid arthritis and inflammation, and treating digestive disorders, coughs, stomach ailments, measles, diphtheria, typhoid fever, arthritis, scabies, and bruises. dry skin and dandruff, lessen anxiety, clean infections of the mouth, sooth aching feet, ease ear infections, relieve nausea, heal kidney bladder infections, migraines, colic, vertigo, ailments, bug bites, burns, canker sores, treat scabies, head lice, psoriasis, burns, scars, skin infections, high blood sugar, diarrhoea, exhaustion, spasms, indigestion, menstrual cramps, and tooth and muscle pain, treating worms, cramps, heartburn, bloating and gas, high blood pressure, stop heart attacks and internal and external bleeding, insomnia, anxiety, depression, insomnia, female disorders, stomach ulcers, and bladder and ear infections, weight loss, e-coli, natural food preservative, warts, blisters, constipation, digestive aid, treatment of menopause symptoms, UTIs, yeast and blood infection, and strep. treating sexually transmitted diseases, reducing inflammation, bronchitis, impaired lung function, foetal growth,birth defects, energy levels, depression, anxiety, creation of red blood cells, cholesterol, strokes, motion sickness, improve memory, antioxidant,fight cancer, heart disease, burn fat, lower cholesterol, aide in the prevention of diabetes, reduce the risk of strokes and dementia, stimulate hair growth, neutralises poison and snake bites, and much much more.
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