Food Storage Recipe - Bean Dip

There is nothing more that I live for a snack than tortilla chips and dips. I like salsa, guacamole, cheese dip and this bean dip.

Bean Dip

1 c. dry refried beans - I had made my own dehydrated refried beans in my Food Dehydrator , but I used them up quick and ended up buying some from The Ready Store

2 c. boiling water

2 T. dried onion

1/4 t. garlic powder

1/2 t. chili powder

1/2 t. salt

1/2 c. sour cream powder mixed with 1/2 c. water

Add boiling water to beans and onions; allow to reconstitute for about 10 minutes, stirring frequently.

Blend in seasonings. Add sour cream to bean mixture.

For a thicker consistency, chill for one hour or overnight. This is so good.

Survival Fiction

Making a list of some great ebooks for someone I know, you can read them too. LOL

They are for her Kindle. But I think most of these also come in book form.












This is just a short list of some great survival fiction for your Kindle. If you do not have a Kindle , you can get the free Kindle ap for your PC or other toy. Or most of these come in book form too.








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Sign Up For Freebies To Add To Your Stockpile

Signing up for freebies online is a fun way to add to your stockpile. Get free diapers, baby food, medicines, food, coffee, tea, and more. I have a rubbermade tote that I just have it all thrown in.





Also - sign up at We Use Coupons to get freebies and huge savings.

It is free to join.



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Buy Stuff Even When Do Not Need It - For Stockpile

I have a habit of doing this. There are a few things that I buy every time I go to the grocery store even though at the time I really do not need it. I do this to build up the stockpile of stuff that I use almost daily. Toilet paper, aluminum foil, dish soap, shampoo, salt & pepper, etc. This stuff I can buy for low cost. Our local store has most of this stuff for less than a dollar. So it does not take from my grocery budget. Plus since I use this stuff a lot I save money. I never run out and I also add to the stockpile. It does not have to cost a lot to build a stockpile and once you get started, it will become second nature to be able to get good deals. I buy stuff when it is on sale. Use coupons. One other thing that I do is save all of our change. Once a month I take it to the grocery store that has one of those CoinStar machines and cash it in. I then take that money to buy ONLY things to add to the stockpile. Canned goods, sugar, coffee, etc.


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Preparing and Cooking Food Without Electricity

Preparing and Cooking Food Without Electricity

Great article I found.