After food storage that next item that needs to be stored up is water. I also want to have an alternate source of water. There is a creek behind my house and I guess we could use that if we had to. Just would have to clean , filter, boil it first. I have seen people fish out of it.
If you are going to stockpile water, you need to remember ONE GALLON OF WATER A DAY PER PERSON. That adds up quick and takes up some room. Make sure that you have some way to kill the bacteria in the water. Bleach, Iodine, should do the trick. You also need a great water filtration system. There are many filters on the market that are either gravity-fed
or use a mechanical pump. They work well, especially when combined with chemical treatment.
If you are storing the water up you can bring back the "fresh water taste" to your stored drinking water, just pour the drinking water from one container to another, and back again a few times.
MORE INFO ON STOCKPILING WATER
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Friday, January 14, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
MRE Polytrays!
I just got one of these and I must say that I wish that I had some way of getting some more of them. There are 18 servings in this one heavy MRE polytray!! I have the Mashed Potatoes with Chicken Breast in gravy. They are on sale this month at Emergencies Essentials! Great deal on some MREs to put back for the whole family. I am not sure how it would do in a Bug Out bag - it does weigh a bit. But it would do good in your house food storage or in the back of your bug out vehicle.
You warm them up the same way as you can a smaller MRE - just boil some water in a big pot and put this in it for a few minutes.
Simple: Just Add Water - Outdoor Gourmet Meals - WiseFoodStorage.com
You warm them up the same way as you can a smaller MRE - just boil some water in a big pot and put this in it for a few minutes.
Simple: Just Add Water - Outdoor Gourmet Meals - WiseFoodStorage.com
Monday, January 10, 2011
Dehydrated Mushrooms Today!
This is what I did today!! My grocery store had mushrooms on sale so to try them out I bought one "bucket" of them. They were already sliced so I just wiped them off gently and put them in my dehydrator. Took about 10 hours and they were done. I put each layer of the dehydrator into their own bag, so that I had 3 smaller bags of mushrooms. These will be great to add to soups. I will be buying more mushrooms later this week since I know that it works so good.
Simple: Just Add Water - Outdoor Gourmet Meals - WiseFoodStorage.com
Simple: Just Add Water - Outdoor Gourmet Meals - WiseFoodStorage.com
Samurai Survival Tool
This is a great addition to anyones survival kit. It has an ax, hammer, pull up nails, or use to pry open items. A four in one tool that does not take up a lot of room. I love it. The next thing that I want to try and find for a low price is a shovel. I also need some more garden tools. I plan on having a much bigger one this year and will need some tools for it. Also on the look out for a GPush Reel Lawn Mower. I do not have a very big yard right now , so this might work for it.
Simple: Just Add Water - Outdoor Gourmet Meals - WiseFoodStorage.com
Simple: Just Add Water - Outdoor Gourmet Meals - WiseFoodStorage.com
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Make Your Own Powdered Eggs!!
This is the first part of a 2 part video series on Youtube that shows how to make your own powdered eggs. Very simple to do.
*I did this today and it was so easy!! DO NOT ADD ANYTHING TO THE EGGS TO COOK THEM THOUGH, NO OIL, BUTTER, OR MARGARINE!! Just cook them on low and they will not stick. Takes a few more minutes , but it is worth it. I cooked up what eggs I had, which was only 10 of them! I put them in my dehydrator and a few hours later I had them done. I put them in my Magic Bullet until they became a fine powder! Put them in a Food Saver bag and vacuumed and sealed the bag!!
1 Large egg= 3 1/2 Tablespoons of powdered eggs
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