I can certify with my own experience that rice is a very complete source of nutrition. You can just hold on to rice many days with no problems. I was a political prisoner of the the Venezuelan dictatorship for more than 4 years. During that time I ate white rice with 0% salt for 20 consecutive days at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Rice does work. Thank you for the video.

@JustMe-gs9xi

4 жыл бұрын

Akl ELITE CORP - thank you,,, this is valuable, i will do that if i have to,,, prob good to have some fat with it. but even plain i get filled up and feel a nice full feeling,,,,

@aklelitecorp

4 жыл бұрын

@BATTLEMAIDEN AMERICA my pleasure. We all have lessons to teach.

@aklelitecorp

4 жыл бұрын

@@JustMe-gs9xi 😉

@chata10953

3 жыл бұрын

Akl ELITE CORP Thank you for your story and I’m glad you able to talk about it. Good info.

@texaslady1969

3 жыл бұрын

Bless you I'm glad you are alive to share 🙏

Rice/Beans/Salt....these three was all we had after the collapse of the Soviet Union in Cuba.

@robertlogan9682

4 жыл бұрын

No fish in Cuba?

@onionhead5780

4 жыл бұрын

Rice and beans = Carbs and protein. 👍. Plus a great shelf life.

@musicstudio102

4 жыл бұрын

@@onionhead5780 what type of beans can be used, is it litterally any and all?? Dry or in a can?

@nucklegame77

3 жыл бұрын

@@musicstudio102 get the dry beans in bulk. It's cheaper and last longer 👍

@janemiller5396

3 жыл бұрын

@@musicstudio102 Get both. The dry are cheaper but require water and cooking so you have to factor that in. You can eat beans right out of the can if you have to.

Also, turmeric is a great anti-inflammatory, Cayenne plays lots of roles, cinnamon can help reduce your relationship with sugar, and of course salt!

@curiousobserver4525

4 жыл бұрын

Cinnamon, ginger, cayenne, are all internally warming as well. So include in meals during winter to reduce your need for external warmth.

@theoldguy9329

4 жыл бұрын

Yes...likely want some no-sodium salt too. You need potassium and there will not be many bananas around. Frankly I guess a good multivitamin would be among my choice of "condiments". I would add cumin, paprika, cayenne and some seeds for basil and cilantro too.

@curiousobserver4525

4 жыл бұрын

@@theoldguy9329 in my garden basil, dill, cilantro can be left to go to seed. You will get more seed than you can use in a season. I also allow some seed to fall to ground (in raised garden beds) and they all self sow when the conditions are right like clockwork. The seeds I use in greenhouses to force nature when the conditions aren't so right...

@MichaelALoberg

4 жыл бұрын

I buy these in large sealed bags at international food stores/aisles, then break then up and vac-seal them with my Foodsaver into 1 kg sizes.

@wolfgangkranek376

4 жыл бұрын

For health: Tumeric, Oregano, Thyme, Caraway (and/or Cumin), Ginger... For pantry and taste: Curry, Paprika (grounded or flakes), Pepper... For growing: Tumeric, Ginger, Chili, Fennel (seeds and green), Garlic, Basil, Black cumin (Nigella sativa) and/or Love-in-a-mist (Nigella damascena), Mint...

What’s sad is a lot of people don’t know how to cook basic foods. They rely on fast food or microwave foods

@colleenkaralee2280

4 жыл бұрын

Hopefully everyone knows how to cook rice and beans. I use the pasta method to cook rice - no measuring of water - just throw it into a pot of water and drain when it is done to liking.

@onionhead5780

4 жыл бұрын

You’re probably right but I bet a lot of people learned cooking skills during this pandemic.

@DeborahE7

4 жыл бұрын

I met a woman who proudly said she’d never made pancakes before. If she’s never made a single pancake she’s probably never made tortillas, crepes, omelettes, quesadillas, etc., as those are pretty much the same in regards to cooking skills. Unbelievable. I remember cooking pancakes as a child cause I was hungry and there was nothing but flour and lard left in the cupboard sometimes!

@charlescarabott7692

4 жыл бұрын

Youre about the least important thing which is cooking. Lets face it if you have a fire you can cook. I dont cook but in a survival situation i can cook something by boiling or roasting. The real problem is getting the food especially after your stored food runs out. And the greatest problem is of course getting water to drink and hygine

@stephaniern33

3 жыл бұрын

Ive always been a decent cook. During the quarantine I mastered several traditional Mexican, Chinese and italian recipes. Gotta love youtube! Learning to can, its fun watching the shelves get full off my first gardens harvest!!

People really underestimate how many calories they really need when doing hard work.

@thelifeofjools8384

4 жыл бұрын

That goes to show how few people ever do hard work :) You're right though...👍

@martinhromocuk8631

4 жыл бұрын

5-6k for me 😆

@martinhromocuk8631

4 жыл бұрын

@@Matthias_Fischer depends how fast you burn them. I burn calories very fast.

@martinhromocuk8631

4 жыл бұрын

@@Matthias_Fischer yeah i am like big engine running on food.

@martinhromocuk8631

4 жыл бұрын

@@Matthias_Fischer I understand you. I am kidding. My metabolism is fast but its normal at 17 y. I eat lot of food per day but i can also eat almost nothing and work.

My father in law literally has a bucket full of soil he throws potatoes in, and they just grow. I'm still finding potatoes in my garden from the last neighbours and it's been over a year. Potatoes are the infinite food glitch 😂

@jonathonhamill7758

3 жыл бұрын

Also most fruit can be made into alcohol, which is potentially a bartering chip

@mikel9567

3 жыл бұрын

I guess you never heard of the "great potato famine" then? Potatoes are far more fragile than you think.

@jonathonhamill7758

3 жыл бұрын

I actually do a lot of home brew as is

@jonathonhamill7758

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikel9567 yeah but bear in mind the famine was also due to the English buying up all the food without considering the needs of the people

@stevenschnepp576

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikel9567 It was due to reliance on a single cultivar vulnerable to potato blight. It's been a while. We've bred better plants and gotten better at horticulture since then. That's why we haven't had another potato famine.

This guy is low key funny. " Stock up on tuna yeah I know it's probably chock full of mercury but starvation will probably kill you long before mercury will."

@KumaBean

4 жыл бұрын

He's got a point, lol

@joering4461

3 жыл бұрын

..THE SEAGULLS DONT EAT MACKS FRIES

@blonderoast3032

3 жыл бұрын

Literally made it to the point in the video he says this as I read your comment. Lol.

@panedole

3 жыл бұрын

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@neilgelinas9926

3 жыл бұрын

Actually I have hundreds of cans of anchovies, sardines and other med size fish. Plus all fresh water fish. Also 2 salt water setups.

As someone who has had to live off pretty scant funds for extended periods of time, I can attest that if you have enough dried beans, well-stored grains, canned veggies, and dried spices (including bullions), you can live off that for a VERY long time. Food bank pinto bean chili (which is pretty much a few cups of soaked and cooked dried pinto beans, a can of tomatoes or mild salsa, a diced sauteed onion and bell pepper, a ton of TVP, and some Dollar Tree spices) coupled with that box of corn bread made into muffins was pretty much my lunch and dinner every day of my junior year of university. Either a bowl of oatmeal with some dried fruit and roasted nuts or peanut butter on toast for breakfast, and I was eating for about $1-$2/day. Dried beans and rice also store really nicely in glass jars in your pantry (so does flour, so does cornmeal, so do oats, so do nuts & seeds, so do dried fruits, etc.). I got in the habit of using my $20/week grocery budget to get my groceries, my toiletries, food & litter for my cat, and I'd always buy one extra thing not on my list with whatever I had leftover (whether it was a can of tomatoes, or corn, or a bag of beans or box of bullion cubes, or package of pasta). Just one extra thing a week means at the end of the year, you have 52 food items in storage. Getting a side hustle like driving for Lyft or delivering for DoorDash (if you have a car), donating blood plasma for cash if you're able, even answering surveys online for gift cards adds up if you're not counting on that money.

@canadianyoutuber9448

2 жыл бұрын

How about sprouting seeds. There is organic seeds too. Im guessing ur in the states. True leaf seeds and a couple of others too

@E-BikingAdventures

9 ай бұрын

None of that stuff is healthy. Get rid of your cat, and buy sardines, hamberger meat and a carton of eggs. Because eating all those toxic vegtables, grains and seeds are going to make you sick.

@damnhandy

6 ай бұрын

Bulk raisons are dirt cheap, and boiled raisins are fluffy good with oatmeal, and to sweeten curry&rice dishes.

Split red lentils Cheap. Nutritious. High protein. High shelf life. 8 cad for 4 pounds @walmart ;)

@jc.1191

3 жыл бұрын

Brown are cheaper, and protein dense.

A good solar oven: dry/dehydrate, boil, cook, etc... no wood needed. Good most of the year. Save wood for rainy days.

It's impressive to see how complex and in depth your analysis of what could be considered random thoughts of a crazy doomsday prepper have become over time. Your videos are so well thought out and well designed. Good job man.

Nutrient dense foods: nuts, seeds, beans, oats, canned salmon and sardines

@colleenkaralee2280

4 жыл бұрын

Yup, and I've added dried kelp leaves and organic alfalfa pellets to the pantry too.

@lindamcneil711

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed... never have to worry about refueling midstream if your body is running on nutrients and the right type of energy.

Many dried beans can be sprouted indoors in 5-10 days. 2 tablespoons of beans can be grown into 1 to 1.5 lbs of fresh sprouts depending on how long you grow it. And you don't need to order expensive sprouting seeds; the cheap dried beans at the supermarket and an empty plastic bottle will do. Sprouted mung beans, adzuki, lentils, peas and sunflowers are especially easy to grow and quite delicious. Watch a few sprouting videos on YT to get the hang of it.

Aloha from Hawaii brother, I just wanted to say people truly appreciate your information and supplies. Mahalo.

@djzrobzombie2813

3 жыл бұрын

How are the woman in hawaii ?

@anestholiver

3 жыл бұрын

@@djzrobzombie2813 depends how much money you’ve got

Thanks for the list! I feel like a squirrel making food caches around the house. Got my oils, salt, honey and sugar, vinegar, and other baking/cooking staples. My next purchase is going to be a camp stove, propane, and adding to my water storage.

@cynthiaweathers6979

4 жыл бұрын

Just make a rocket stove and use sticks and twigs. I cooked on a small BBQ grill using sticks and wood. It had a dome cover and it did fine. Propane may not be available and it's expensive. And heavy to carry in a bug out situation.

@EpwnaExeter

4 жыл бұрын

@@cynthiaweathers6979 I love my rocket stove, but I am diversifying my cooking methods since I live in an area with a lot of people (who will probably try to have fires too) and limited seasoned wood resources past my woodpile. Also the camp stove is for indoor cooking. I have used a solar oven before but it wasn't my style, and I am learning to use charcoal and a Dutch oven for cooking.

@justwannasay5454

3 жыл бұрын

I know right. Its a good feeling knowing you have some food that will sustain you for awhile. A very good feeling. I have bulk organic wheat berries. I grind my own grain and make my own bread.

Rice and beans taste amazing with some spices. My wife used rice, beans, flour and spices to make refried bean burritos.

@NeverGiveUp-ib3xb

2 жыл бұрын

Plus Beano!

I've been bulking and adding a thicker layer of fat. Just in case.

@dwarvengamesmith9726

3 жыл бұрын

😂 me too brother me too

@sargkookie3118

3 жыл бұрын

I have too but actually on purpose 🤣

@alessandronarom6751

3 жыл бұрын

You want mine?! My spare tire will fit most, good for offroading too 😂

You can eat the MREs right out of the package. I was in the infantry in the Marines. We always ate our MREs without preparing them.

@bully_hunter_4206

3 жыл бұрын

Youre supposed to take them out of the package? That explains a lot.

@stevenschnepp576

2 жыл бұрын

Heating MREs is for fobbits.

@717adventures5

2 жыл бұрын

MREs are good, yes I was in the service. But they're a little expensive for the average person to buy. Nice to have some on hand however

2 year's worth of olive oil! It lasts about 2 years. You can put it on everything to add calories and nutrients. Lots of other uses for it.

@stevenschnepp576

2 жыл бұрын

And if it goes bad, it still burns.

This is one of the best comparative presentations re: finance/nutrition I’ve ever seen in a short YT video. Thanks yet again CP! 👍

I like these videos because Nate gives a ton of info without all the extra rambling that some channels include. Totally worth my time to watch this channel, thank you!

@fatman7100

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I can meme to KZread channels that Rambles, number one nut and fancy and number two Hickok45. Thanks Nate for saving us from the rambling.

@Kshais

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@roseforeuropa

2 жыл бұрын

The fact that he will cut out even half a second in between sentences several times just to shave off a few more seconds for us is a testament to his thoughtfulness of saving time for us viewers.

I have a whole forest, ponds, chickens, fungus. Plus dry pasta and rice. Plan on rabbits and ducks. Have a bow, shotgun and Rifle. Many many fishing supplies and a canoe.

@peterm13

4 жыл бұрын

no angry dog

@tonythebutcher1959

4 жыл бұрын

Neil gelinas you almost sound like a country song. Lol wish I lived there. 👍

@maureenpirone3658

4 жыл бұрын

Just be aware that you can get protein deficiency from eating mostly rabbits!

@1888bry

4 жыл бұрын

Shotgun, rifle and a 45 a country boy will survive. HW JR

@tonythebutcher1959

4 жыл бұрын

1888bry exactly, love that song

Some of the best community service I ever see! And always entertaining! Respect and gratitude

Can prep! This is one of the greatest videos you’ve ever made. Thanks for this, from deep behind enemy lines of sunny Southern California.

I have the basics so I thought I was set, but I watch a video on your preparation pantry and thought to myself, I want that and that and that. I realize I had mostly stuff to stay alive and nothing to enjoy while I’m alive so I had to make a new list. That new list end up taking two pages. I need delicious can foods and other food, that means buying expensive stuff, but now that I have survival foods, I can work on storing delicious food a little at a time. Many people only have enough money for purchasing a few extra stuff. So my advice is get the needs first and then get the wants.

The best presentation of it's type that I have ever seen, and I've been retired for years! No B.S., no fluff!

I find your channel to be the most knowledgeable and helpful out of all of them. Thanks! Trying to prep w my non believer husband is frustrating but one day.. but thanks again your vids are so explanatory and detailed.

Oatmeal, Peanut butter, rice, beans is all you need to live and it’s cheep. Grab some salt and soya sauce and your good to go.

@kevinjhonson5925

4 жыл бұрын

Karl Schubert I’ll take caned beans also but if money is tight bagged beans will keep you going.

@colleenkaralee2280

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds good to me :-))

@tommysimmons3258

3 жыл бұрын

@politicalprisoner2 ramen noodles dont last forever, been the test dummy for a few types of food. When it feels like a brick and not breaking up it's gone bad. Taste like blah, blahnik blah....

@abram730

3 жыл бұрын

Canned tomato is acidic and will not last much past their date as they will eat the can making them taste metallic and breach the can, so go for jarred sauces for your pasta sauce. That plastic you see in some cans have a synthetic female hormone in them and will soy boy you as well as cause cancer. Lentil curries can spice things up on the cheep. You use bullion with them to stretch a can of meat. If you have a bland pallet then you probably will not like the high rated recipes. Bland version. You don't see much Burmese recipes because they are very conservative recipes. www.myrecipes.com/recipe/burmese-chicken-curry-with-yellow-lentils-kalapei-kyetharhin I just use angel hair pasta, but it is intended for Chinese egg noodles or rice. You can swap in green onions and red lentils work too.

@danakarloz5845

3 жыл бұрын

Flour and lard...

Dude I watch a lot of these videos and you have popped up on a lot of my searchers thumbs up to you you seem like you’re the real deal

Canadian Prepper, thanks for breaking down the per dollar calorie counts in some of the most popular survival foods. Definitely helps with prioritization of spending and helps to budget for the "per day" process of food storage. Great video!

Been doing these things for a while,still learned many things from you,thanks for your time & caring! Those that repeat are waisting time,& energy!! Head down Eyes up! Always watching! Always sure of Your space! Stay safe! Be constant! Be sure! Continue for others! Thanks!!😄

I would say that canned sardines and canned kippered snacks have a huge play in this picture.

@biggrex

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, they also probably have less mercury (larger fish that live longer have the most) and kippered snacks are some of the best, if not the best, tasting canned fish.

@KevinSmith-vv2jd

4 жыл бұрын

Especially in winter time, 80% Vit D and selenium daily intake per can.

@JulieQHHT

4 жыл бұрын

I stored, both - I enjoy smoked kipper anytime - yumm ...

@jen9774

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrJonrocker 😂😂😂 that's how l feel.

@littleredhen3354

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrJonrocker Agree☹ I wouldn't be a happy camper if I had to eat sardines or the big sardines 🤮

Great that I'm not used to coffee. Addictions are always a handicap. Using it for haggling is healthier than drinking that stuff lol.

You can also make a form of cheese using dried milk powder. I learned how to do that on the prepsteader channel

Thank you Canadian Prepper for all the work you put in your very informative videos! Stay safe!🧗‍♀️

Polish and French MRE are most paletteable out of 160+ that I tried, little protip, thanks me when SHTF

You should make a video on e-bikes how they can be used in a grid down situation or shit hits the fan. You can solar charge them, excellent transportation

@johan.ohgren

4 жыл бұрын

I believe he's done that already in a episode of bug out vehicles.

@curiousobserver4525

4 жыл бұрын

@@throughput6674 GG Fine. Mine has hybrid tyres and does great across grass, a little rougher on country rocky unsealed clay roads, but still works at speed. If you're doing mostly off road, just get a mountain bike version.

@CanadianPrepper

4 жыл бұрын

That video is coming!

@CanadianPrepper

4 жыл бұрын

@@throughput6674 anything good quality usually isn't that affordable! Especially when it's a new tech. Affordable in my mind is something you don't have to replace in 2 years

@Dang_Near_Fed_Up

4 жыл бұрын

@@throughput6674 There are e-bikes in all varieties like road bikes and mountain bikes and everything in between. Mountain bikes tend to be more expensive as they have more components like suspension systems, so they are not as widely known or available due to costs. If you plan to use an e-bike plan to have a small bike trailer as well. You do not want to have all your kit on the bike like a touring bike's bags as it makes maneuvering a pain on off road trails, and backpacks are not comfortable or safe for long term use on a bike as your shoulders will become painful swollen or worse in time. The trailer will massively increase your cargo capacity and safety, it also allows for a second or larger battery pack, and makes having a mobile solar system possible. Also some trailers designed for bikes can also function as a wheel barrow when not on the bike, say for collecting firewood or water for instance. What most people do not consider is that bikes and especially e-bikes require maintenance and parts, be prepared here as well. Tubes, tools, chain links, etc. This will add complexity to your choice of an e-bike as an escape vehicle. Though could be an excellent scavenger vehicle using a pickup or camper as a base vehicle to operate from.

I've listened to your post and totally agree. I myself have also put away spices- pepper, paprika ,caraway etc. As history reveals there was a time that spices were more valuable than gold and in some locations were used in place of currency, just a thought. Great work keep it up!

I’ve been watching the videos for a long time and I really liked the style that you presented this video in, I’m always a fan of the graphic picture montage that you do but this was very enjoyable to watch and also very informative please keep up the good work you’re being a huge service to the community

Don't forget seeds folks

@JustMe-gs9xi

4 жыл бұрын

@John Sargeant Out of all the responses,, i love what you said 'Proud"! of all my seeds. Im going to remember and it just Clicked to be excited is gonna help me. Honestly, i got a concussion,, have to start new with bottles or whatever will work,,, So much to do with a garden,, (and farm animals, and all of it, i dream of organized seeds. Bless you,

@JustMe-gs9xi

4 жыл бұрын

@US ARMY VET 11B 96-14 Dude,, try and chill,,,,, most preppers kind of know that you can't be a master gardener overnight,,,,im on my 30th year of gardening,, like driving a car you need experience anyways the rest is just like Chill about starving, man, we don't have to go freakin on people,, i do it sometimes, but try to check myself....... and yearh,, people need food preps.. Here in new england we have to have food stored for 6 months to get through the winter,,, So chill and have a smoke or drink or somerhing,,

@petteroakley8000

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks, been searching for "survival food guys" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Banevi Uncomplex Booster - (do a google search )? It is a great one of a kind product for discovering how to make the ultimate survival food without the normal expense. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my brother in law got great results with it.

@havocnationriders755

3 жыл бұрын

Facts

@numinous2506

3 жыл бұрын

Ask your local garden stores if they have out of date seeds and they will give them to you for free. Also you can use your library card at your local seed libraries and get free seeds.

Real world tested. Zombieland : Hostess Twinkies - 2 Cakes = 270; about 450 cal. per $1. No cooking required. Barter potential = infinite.

I dropped out of society... living off land but I am cheating with solar powered RV and Satellite Internet!!

@abram730

3 жыл бұрын

Humans like to cheat and solar is the best cheat. Old-school gaming is a thing a a few watts can run a low power computer. Live SHTF in style if you can. You can even do VR with Oculus Quest and side loading. Watch a movie on a 100 foot screen.

@gmac8586

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to tell you but, if you have internet, you haven't dropped out of society.

@user-zt2wc3uh1l

3 жыл бұрын

Living off the land, or off the grid does not mean having to live primitively in all aspects. If you can use solar to fill your energy needs, do it.

@pedropelaez

3 жыл бұрын

Dropped out of society yet commenting on KZread. Sure Jan. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@colleenkaralee2280

2 жыл бұрын

Good you are no longer a slave, well done. I watch vids of vandwellers and full time RV'ers to see how they manage. Solar and lithium batteries make it possible imho. The only time solar would be useless for a long time would be if floating ash from huge volcanic eruptions blocked out the sun. Historically that has happened and changed the world. What would be a Plan B?

Off topic here, but I love the background music that you chose for your videos. When I hear the music that you chose it brings back memories from hearing it in videos from the past. Nostalgic!

Second time watching. Canadian Prepper videos are like free classroom education of the survival world. Learn. Do. Inventory. Repeat.

Costco has the mountain house 15 pouch emergency meal kit for $16 off ($64 w/ free shipping) on their site right now!!

Loved the video of the man running and jumping on the bike. Wish we could have followed him for several minutes. Beautiful place.

@joebrown6768

4 жыл бұрын

Beautiful place indeed, I'd love a place like that

I'm more drawn to click on his amazon links or buy resources because he's dropping knowledge and very valuable tips for everyone. I'm really grateful for this channel.

Was able to get 100 freeze dried ham steaks about 10 years ago for 100 dollars. Each one will season 2lbs of beans or greens living in the southern US have a long growing season always smart to store seeds as well.

@nelliemullaley8352

3 жыл бұрын

Pork becomes rancid if not stored properly. Even freeze dried Fats and oils do not freeze dry.

Check out depression cooking with aunt Clara. She has several recipes and wisdom from the depression.

@smirking8457

3 жыл бұрын

Stews and stocks

@sewingmistakesunlimited

3 жыл бұрын

Dad grew up poor. He did rice, milk, sugar and vanilla if I remember right. Bread and butter with every meal. I am stocking yeast heavily.

@eleanorerosanova7538

2 жыл бұрын

I loved depression cooking with Aunt Clara, she was fun! I tried many of her recipes, the baked apples, eggs, potatoes & hotdogs, egg drop soup. Daily Bread, Really good to know.

@danielmcdowell9526

2 жыл бұрын

I love her videos I've watched them all atlest twice now there's some good things on there like dandelion salads and stuff you can make from things you would never know.

*Nate has truly stepped up his research & analysis of as many different variables related to this topic & we are all spoiled just being able to soak it up!*

@Christian_Prepper

4 жыл бұрын

*PREPPERISMS: This is Not an exhaustive list of knowledge, just inspiration. Please copy, share & prepare!* *"MORE YOU KNOW, LESS YOU NEED"* Skills are more valuable than stuff. Use this as a "Prepper College course curriculum". Search & study videos & books related to the wisdom & force multiplier skills suggested below, because they don't weigh anything so "the more you know the _lighter_ your load" & they can't be easily lost, broken or stolen. *_Proverbs 22:3 "The shrewd one sees the danger & conceals himself, the inexperienced keep right on going & suffer the consequences."_* *"TWO is ONE & ONE is NONE"* After you get 1 of every item listed below then get a matching backup to each item because stuff gets lost, broken, or stolen. *"RULE of 3"* You can die within 3 seconds of indecision when facing a fatal threat (predetermine reasonable losses) 3 minutes without air (freediving breathing techniques) 3 hours of exposure to extreme weather (contrast hydrotherapy -Wim Hof) 3 days without water (practice focus while thirsty -fasting from all liquids) 3 weeks without food (fasting) 3 months without a long term plan (seasons change) 3 years without a partner/team (screen members now) 3 decades without reproduction (new generation) *FOUR FRIENDLY FACETS* Instantly increase positive response from strangers by: Smiling Raising eyebrows Tilting head slightly to one side Open hands with fingers aimed down & palms forward *FIVE to SURTHRIVE!* True, we should be prepared to survive without energy/electricity or public water. But creating energy & water off-grid means more than just surviving, it's thriving! SOLAR GENERATOR increase power with more solar panels &or batteries to inverter WIND GENERATOR increase power with more wind turbines &or batteries to inverter HANDCRANK GENERATOR generates electricity 24/7 regardless of weather, child can turn the handle or connect it to bicycle COMBO GENERATOR combines several other sources from above DEHUMIDIFIER large model can pull upto 8 gallons of water daily right out of the air! Even in an apartment CONs No sun or wind, or human fatigue may limit power. Dehumidifiers are useless without electricity or humidity & prepared to filter the water. *SIX SHIELDED SHELTER* _"Watchout With Wetty, Windy, Warmy, Wicky, Wiggly & Widow-makers!"_ Build a shelter high & dry above where it may get "wetty" during rain but close enough to a "wetty" source to stay hydrated; where "windy" is blocked when it's cold but allows "windy" when it's hot; where fire wood keeps you "warmy" but where it's shaded from "warmy" when it's hot; shelter off the ground that will "wicky" away body heat & has "wiggly" critters; don't shelter under a "widow-maker" dead tree/limb that may fall & kill you. Remember, you need something to sleep under, to sleep on & to sleep in. *SEVEN CORE MEMBERS* Anyone opposed to your core Principles & Purposes of life should NOT be in your group! All skills should be cross trained. GUARDIAN (Security, safety) HEALER (doctor, medic, nurse, therapist, herbalist) PROVIDER (hunts, farms, fishes, forages, or scavenges for food & necessities) TINKERER (engineer, scientist, mechanic, handyman, tradesman) CAREGIVER (domestic [cooking, cleaning, laundry, etc], counselor, teacher/babysitter) OVERSEER (empathetically unemotional, logical, strategist, negotiator, leads by example, organizes supplies/equipment & tasks) CHAMELEON (quick learner, adaptable, willing to change positions & has other skills not listed) *EIGHT CORE SKILLS* LEARNING/MEMORY attention=retention, repetition=recall, adaptability=survivability HABIT CREATION study "Atomic Habits" & use cues, craving, routine, reward; Success is compound interest of effective habits MEDITATION & FASTING enhances attention span, self-discipline, pain & stress management HEALTH & SAFETY Eat better but less; Move more often & faster; Hygiene keeping clean; "Ounce of prevention, worth a pound of cure" so eliminate hazards (fire, etc) & develop safety protocols MEDICAL First-aid & Trauma Care: practice M.A.R.C.H. algorithm, because YOU are your "first responder" PERSUASION Study negotiation, barter, body language, micro facial expressions, active listening, psychology, persuasive language patterns, listen to your instinct PROVIDE Hunt, Fish, Farm, Forage, Scavenge: get, reproduce, harvest & store animal/plant food; "When you can feed yourself, you can free yourself!" SECURITY How to secure any location, be aware of surroundings, evade detection by becoming a "Grayman"; Team hand-signals & covert language; if cornered & attacked, pepper spray or target eyes, throat, groin, knees to escape; Remember resilience & tenacity can outstrip strength & speed; Although firearms are common, consider defense tool with low maintenance, not dependent on manufactured ammo: staff, bat, etc. *_Severe crime in your group? Jailing wastes resources & manpower, Exile threatens revenge, Execution ruins conscience, but Prayer to the only true God Jehovah eventually eliminates all threats!_* *(Matthew 5: 44; Psalms 127:1)* *NINE FINE STAGES* BALANCE: Acquire EVERYTHING to survive for an entire short period first, Before getting more stuff for a longer period, because you do NOT want to have a year's worth of stored water but only 1week of food & NO medical supplies when everything collapses! 1ST: 1 week of water (1gal per person per day), 1 week of food (pre-cooked non-perishable), medical supplies, 1 week of hygiene supplies, 1 week of etc, etc 2ND: enhance home security, safety & security protocols 3RD: 3 months of water, food, etc 4TH: enhance transportation security, dependability & options (bicycle/cart) 5TH: Bug-Out-Bag Myth -"Bugging out is your 1st move." NO! But despite that sheltering-in-place IS optimum, we never know when we may be forced to evacuate permanently, so make a Bug-Out-Bag because it's "Better To Have It & Not Need It, Than Need It & Not Have It". 6TH: 6 mos mixed seeds (heirloom Non-GMO seeds are more precious than gold) & more food, water, etc. 7TH: Self-Sustainable Sustenance, food production (hunt, fish, farm [garden, chickens, meat rabbits, etc], forage, or scavenge) 8TH: Priority Faith to pray for wisdom & humility to answer "If I only have enough time/money to acquire just one more skill/item before a collapse, what would it be?" 9TH: Physical library of educational books & games (Bible, security, medical, gardening, home repair, mechanical, cooking, homesteading, communications, prepping/survival guides, playing cards, chess/checker board, etc) *_Beginner's Goal: strive to survive without electricity for 72hrs. Long-Term Goal: survive a nuclear attack because at this level most anything else can be survived. "Prepping" is not an event, it's a lifestyle._* *B.O.B. (BUG OUT BAG)* _(Do NOT confuse this with a smaller EDC, Go-bag or Get-Home-Bag kept in your vehicle)_ Although examples are included below, get the lightest versions of these items without compromising quality & choose multifunction tools to keep total pack weight to less than 20% of a healthy person's body weight. Ultimately the best survival items are ones you already have & know how to use, so practice improvising equipment/tools. Outside of B.O.B. hang a small bag of "survival pocket litter" that includes one item from each of the following categories & immediately empty bag into your pockets/hipsack & onto belt just in case you get separated from your B.O.B. CONTAINER: 1L plastic water bottle or metal canteen; mini-Sawyer filter (water=8lbs per gallon so in addition to some initial water, ability to filter discovered water while traveling is vital to keep hydrated & load light) CUTTING: Knife (fixed, full tang), Multi-tool w/folding knife, saw, screwdriver, scissors, can &bottle opener, &pliers COMBUSTION: lighters, ferro rods, fresnel lens (magnifying glass), tinder, candle, flashlight, headlamp, glow sticks CORDAGE: rope/paracord/duct tape COVERING: 55gal plastic drum liners OR sleeping bag; hammock tent OR 5x8 heavy duty plastic tarp; 2pair socks, 2underwear, 2undershirts (avoid cotton -cotton kills), long-sleeved shirt/pullover hoodie, pants (no shorts), boots, work gloves, face masks, 4 extra large bandanas, hat, mosquito netting, light rain jacket w/hood, (unless you live where it's cold more than ⅓ of the year don't pack a heavy winter coat/clothes, just layer up clothing & insulate w/rain poncho), Avoid camouflage or bright clothing because it's not "Grayman" CARE: First-Aid/Trauma kit (C.A.T. tourniquet, compression bandages, assortment of gauze, anti-diahrrea, laxative, acetaminophen, aspirin, etc); Hygiene (comb, 4 different colored wash rags [for when toilet paper runs-out], toothbrush, toenail clippers, sewing kit, soap, etc) CONSUMABLES: Food (pre-cooked non-perishable -MREs/jerky) & Fishing/Hunting tools (fish/gill net, snare wire, traps, hooks line & weights, slingshot, crossbow, gun) COMMUNICATIONS: Whistle, handcrank/solar AM/FM weather radio; walkie talkie, CB or HamRadio, Topo Maps (local & state) & Compass; Monocular; Energy (charger cords, handcrank/solar charger, etc) CREDENTIALS: (outside B.O.B. pin reminder note to get these when leaving) birth certificate, passport, marriage license, house & car keys. CURRENCY: Initially cash will still be King; pocket-sized barter items of non-perishable food, instant coffee, sample bottles of liquor, gold/silver chain, candy/gum, condoms CRAFTING: Axe/Machete, Folding/bow/wire saws, Clawbar/prybar 10" (doubles as hammer & key to city), Self-adjusting wrench, Locking pliers, MultiBit Screw&Nut Driver, Electrical wire stripper CREATIVE: playing cards, harmonica (can scare off predators), pocket bible, Survival Guide. *_"But what if nothing happens?"_** It's okay to be wrong, just don't be dead wrong!* *In the name of my Savior Jesus Christ I pray to his father, Almighty God Jehovah, we always enjoy peace!*

@Christian_Prepper

4 жыл бұрын

*WHERE "PREPPERISMS" COMES FROM:* *Collecting these "Prepperisms" over the last 2 decades & then simplifying them to quick memorable bites has been my pleasure & a labor of love. I pray they bring comfort to many people during challenges ahead & perhaps save the lives of a few.* *Although I do not produce videos on my KZread channel, my subscribers enjoy periodic updates of these "Prepperisms" because I do continue to tweak minor details that will provide major impacts to survival. I do NOT accept donations or make money from teaching how to be prepared, but I'm not oppose to other preppers doing so. My KZread channel does offer playlists that include encouraging & educational videos that support many of the "Prepperisms" I personally practice.* *Lastly, I continue to learn from other preppers, survivalists, ex-military, law enforcement, ex-govt agents, homesteaders & Mommies! So please feel free to subscribe to my channel & share any ideas or questions with me so we can continue to learn together.* ChristianPrepper@email.com *May our Creator, Almighty God Jehovah, continue to reach out to you & support you through his appointed King, Jesus Christ our Lord & Savior.*

Suggest adding multivitamins. Vitamin C, vitamin D3, Trace Minerals especially will be needed.

@anniehoon

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@BenjaminGessel

2 жыл бұрын

Himalayan Pink Salt...

Very well done and thoroughly researched. Thanks for the video! I'm watching your food rating scale video next!

Comrade, yeast might be a good buy for the bitter end. The reason why wine maker's yeast is superior is that bread yeast typically yields a wine or beer of only 5 %. In a pinch bread can be thrown into wort. Takes longer to brew.

@ancientonessanctuary1139

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@conundrumcontingencies2495

4 жыл бұрын

@Karl Schubert true. once wally world and the local liquor store go down, you could name your own price for a gatorade containers worth of hooch or warm beer.

@conundrumcontingencies2495

4 жыл бұрын

@@ancientonessanctuary1139 It will be hard to put a price on wine or beer once you are the only one with some!

@CK-vp6hh

4 жыл бұрын

Mr. DroCro how do I do that?

@stevenschnepp576

2 жыл бұрын

Brewer's yeast, certainly. Learn to brew, too, because it doesn't last forever. Regular breadmaking yeast can be grown with some water, starch, and sugar.

Good info. Personally, I like having green bean coffee and roast it myself. Often I roast it on the woodstove in a covered cast iron skillet. Keeps for many years and nothing beats fresh roasted coffee.

One of the best vids you ever produced. Very informative. Thank you.

Totally agree with everything you you said. The only thing I would’ve suggested, even though you’ve covered it previously, is water purification. As you said, being sick depreciates survivability. Great content dude. Keep it going. You’re doing good.

Really appreciate you in these time CP, stay safe bud.

Food should also be something that gets the morale up. Having nothing but tasteless food to eat sure doesn't keep you motivated.

@danakarloz5845

3 жыл бұрын

Homemade candy...

@judya.shroads8245

3 жыл бұрын

Spices

@colleenkaralee2280

2 жыл бұрын

I know how to make rice taste great. It reminds me of the fella who did not like strawberries and was told that after the revolution he would like strawberries. Also there is the story of a Chinese emperor who had to flee with his retinue and he ate a small fish he had never eaten before and said it was delicious. When he regained his palace the cook prepared the same fish and he said it tasted horrible.

@marcychan168

2 жыл бұрын

@@colleenkaralee2280 agree You hungry You eat Try to get some kind of Comfort Food if you can - it'll make the road a little easier . ❤🙏🕊to all y'all Keep calm And carry on. God bless all here

@colleenkaralee2280

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcychan168 Yes, well wishes for everyone - health and vitality.

So much great, practical and well presented information here. Awesome video man!

Thank you so much! I was feeling so lost on where to start!

For those planning on hunting/fishing/foraging after SHTF, how many others are going to head your way with the same plan? Something to consider.

@wtywatoad

4 жыл бұрын

I live near a major metropolitan city, and have heard many of people in my area say, "Oh, I'll just head for the hills, and live off the land." When I forward the numbers supplied by our state's division of wildlife of game, and fish populations, along with a conservative projection of the population (that when following the same plan) that would quickly deplete those resources, most realize how unrealistic their plan is.

@tonedefcolor7080

4 жыл бұрын

@Vex T I live in the great lakes area... it will be very busy here should these 'events' come to pass.

@CanadianPrepper

4 жыл бұрын

Come to Canada, just have a seaplane to go deep enough into the boreal

@suewilkinson5855

4 жыл бұрын

I would LOVE to go to Canada, if I could get my family to go with me.

@wildoutdoorsman4594

4 жыл бұрын

Go far enough north in sask canada like 10 people around for 300 miles in the tress no one will find u

Edible plants book by geographic location can help too. Acorns are actually high in nutrients, but good luck fighting the squirrels ability to crack them open lol

@Watson1

3 жыл бұрын

You can always eat the squirrels

@stevenschnepp576

2 жыл бұрын

@@Watson1 I've a cat that swears by that diet.

Always an excellent source of good & reliable information that can will keep you alive. Thank you.

Enjoyed this video. Harvest Right Freeze Dryer is the best tool for prepping. Paid for itself in about 6-7 months of use. Food actually tastes good.

Great and very informative video. Thanks so much!☺👍I've been watching for a while. I've learned a lot ☺👍

@joebrown6768

4 жыл бұрын

I too have learned a lot from CP

If doing MRE's, add a fiber supplement! I suggest Psyllium husk caps (e.g., Metamucil or a generic brand). Trust me on this!

@Dang_Near_Fed_Up

4 жыл бұрын

After several months straight of nothing but MREs in the military I can attest to this one. The gum in military MREs is supposed to be there for this purpose. It fails to get the job done. Also no MRE ever has sufficient amount of toilet paper included either.

@stevew6138

4 жыл бұрын

MRE= Meal Refuses Exit...……...…

@vaughanerwin7195

4 жыл бұрын

mre usa issue are made to plug you up & are high cost low cal way to go I been doing this for 40 years!

@fmfdocbotl4358

4 жыл бұрын

Magnesium citrate

@ktran4341

4 жыл бұрын

MREs have high calorie items so you can try to space them out for it to last longer. Plus when shtf and youre on the move, you will not have time to heat it. Just save the portable heater for a spicy makeshift smoke bomb *close quarters only*

Here we are a year later. Distribution of goods are sitting in the ocean: hurricane Ida did her damage in southern US and East Coast. I'm in the American Midwest - Canadian Prepper way up north on the continent - but- your tips are so relevant and truly helpful. Thanks I am now ready to hunker down in a small apartment. SHHH.

This is a great video, you did a great job of breaking down all the variables 👍🏽👊🏽🙏🏽

106 heat with humidity, brutal. Water with honey! &Lemon&black Himalayan salt. Who cares about food in that heat!

@bigtony4829

4 жыл бұрын

A few cold beers sound good ....maybe a few packets of beef jerky just in case ...lol

I don't know the calorie count, but dried kelp or wakame seaweed is very synergistically nutrient dense. We make a delicious broth from it (does not taste like the ocean) and we add some lemon juice to balance it out. We also cold brew organic alfalfa pellets which can be gotten at a local animal feed store - the roots go down deep and thus very nutrient dense. I love canned peas with Uncle Ben's original converted rice and some fat or oil added. Fat is very satiating and calorie dense and keeps the gall bladder ducts lubricated and moving (no stones).

@lindalaws3857

3 жыл бұрын

What do u do with Alf Alfa I thought it was hired feed

@colleenkaralee2280

3 жыл бұрын

@@lindalaws3857 We purchase at a great price two five gallon buckets of organic alfalfa pellets, normally used for animal feed, but since it is marked organic we deem it good enough for us too, and we cold brew it in distilled water for 24 hours or more in the fridge. It is very de-toxing and very strong taste, depending on how much you dilute it.

@squirrelyshirley7629

3 жыл бұрын

Alfalfa pellets can slso be used to help fertilize garden soil. LOTS cheaper than small bags of fertilizer from garden centers.

@colleenkaralee2280

3 жыл бұрын

@@squirrelyshirley7629 You betcha. Might also be welcome in a worm bin.

Here is a grid-down pasta salad made with a one-burner butane or propane stove. Ingredients: 1 or 2 cans oil-packed tuna, 1 small can sliced black olives drained, vinegar to taste, 1 package dry short pasta pieces (I like the multicolor rotini pasta), salt and Italian seasoning to taste. Instructions: Cook the pasta in water until al dente, drain and put into a large bowl. Flake the tuna, mix it and its oil with a little vinegar, salt and Italian seasonings. Add the tuna mixture and the olives to the pasta and toss until mixed. Serve and eat right away if you do not have refrigeration. Sprinkle each serving with some grated Parmesan cheese if you have any. Also good if topped with crumbled cooked bacon (really anything tastes better with bacon).

I'm so grateful I been listen to you for 3 mos my knowledge has become so aware im worried tryin to get my family to understand my daughter told me not now mom im driving my video s I send most of my family are yours I just wished they where on the same page as me you don't have to give any of us any of your knowledge but very appreciative thank you

I'm just now able to comment, because a weather event called a Derecho unexpectedly developed on Monday Aug 10 in Iowa. It had 100+ mph winds for over an hour where I live in Central Iowa, and the level of destruction was unbelievable! I just got my power back a couple of hours ago on today Friday Aug 14. It's hot and humid here, so living with no power for 4 1/2 days was pretty miserable. But I think what happened is exactly why you should prep. We had no warning. If you don't know, a Derecho is an inland hurricane. We had at Cat3! I was driving around town running errands and was caught off guard. I took me an hour to get home. Trees toppled, power lines down....on every street. I had to back track and turn around go back...on and on until I finally made it home. This disaster is still ongoing. Many people are facing another week of no power because the destruction is statewide. Dinner Monday night was Chef Boyar Dee ravioli prepared on our gas grill outside. Tuesday - spent the morning driving around town trying to find ice., but I did get 40lbs on my 4th stop. I didnt eat all day until dinner....velveeta shells & cheese and canned BBQ Beef over some bread. Wednesday...ice search again....found it at an open grocery store, so I bought steak and grilled it for dinner....Thursday morning....had to take my husband for a post-op dr appt.....then ice search....made sandwiches....ate a lasagna that thawed from the freezer for dinner but not enjoyable because it hot and we were hot already.....finally power this morning. Almost total loss of fridge and freezer food. We need a generator. Anyway be prepared to make due for a day or two at least.

@raspillade6027

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you made it through. We had a power outage the other night. Everything was pitch back so light was the immediate need. We ran our generator, hooked up the fridge and a few lamps, and got the guns ready. Power came back on 1.5 hours later, so we didn’t suffer, but it was a good training event for the family

@Lisawhatshersname

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you found ice. Loss of freezer foods is horrible, I'm so sorry!

@heathernicholson4160

3 жыл бұрын

I experienced the Derecho also. A week without power and limited resources was a good trial run that showed me what I need. Gas sold out..now keep my tanks topped and containers full. All candles, tarps, tree removal tools, generators and campstoves sold out. I now have an ample supply of candles, lighters, flashlights and batteries, battery stick up lights, solar lights, extra tarps, homemade rocket stoves, lint balls and dry burn materials. Perhaps I'll buy extra chainsaw blades and oil considering it took months to cut up all those trees. Thank God we didn't go through that during winter!

@richardelliott9511

3 жыл бұрын

That is the type of realistic event that we all should be prepped for and my 1st goal in prepping. Last winter's Texas event really brought that home for me. So many people came home after the power was restored to secondary damage from frozen and burts pipes. My initial goal is to be able to get by for a week with food and water plus auxiliary fuel enough to stay healthy and keep the house from freezing and then build upon that for larger events. Also keep in mind if you're on a municipal sewage system, that with a wide ranging power outage sewage may backup and your toilet won't work. Have the equipment on hand to block off sewage exits in your home that are at a low level such as basement stationary tubs, bath room facilities or Laundry drains to prevent sewage from coming in.

@iowagirl19631

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardelliott9511 I agree...be as prepared as we can...but I still haven't bought a generator yet. I've been focusing on food/water prep.

CP I have been watching for some time and I really enjoy your videos. I have learned so much and feel much better about my chances should SHTF. One thing that I would like to see you cover is prepping for disabled people like myself. What advice would you give to help us survive and thrive. Thanks for the work you do.

@motojay81

4 жыл бұрын

networking with those like minded around you.. also, have a skill that you can offer, i.e. medical knowledge, farming knowledge, homemaking skills, etc.. God bless 🙏

New subscriber tonight. I have now watched many of your videos. Excellent content, tips and ideas in all of them! Thank you!

Your videos are the best. Thank you so much for your work on KZread bro. I am officially a fan. Liked, subscribed, commented, and shared!!!

CP can you please make a video on books you would have in your prepper library. I’ve seen this on other channels and wonder what you think!!!

Tuna is not cheap. It is around 80 cents for a 3 ounce can in my area. That is over $4.00 a pound.

@danhendricks1616

2 жыл бұрын

Usually they are a 5 ounce can.

Great vid, thank you! I would recommend that people vacuum seal. It's a great way to extend the life of certain foods. Also, people should have vegetable seeds bank for a long term bug in situation.

@colleenkaralee2280

2 жыл бұрын

There is a vacuum sealer for mason jars - wide mouth and small mouth.

Canadian prepper your videos are without a doubt the best prepper videos on KZread, I never thought about prepping until January 2021, and so with everything that's going on in the United States of America right now everyone needs to get ready, I live on a fixed income a little over 700.00 a month there's not much left after I pay my rent and bills but because of the Canadian Prepper I make sure that I buy something once a month that will help me out if needed...you don't have to be rich to start prepping commonsense and the Canadian prepper will help you prepare...so please friends get ready because everything that's happening in the world right now is and has to happen, so if you believe in Jesus and read your Bible then you know this is true...and if you are a non believer please read about the prophecies in the Bible start with Mathew read revelations I did ....So stay safe...Take care of your family...Don't turn on each other... Be kind to one another...Look out for your neighbors and friends...And most importantly pray, God will guide us...Thank you for reading my comment and may God bless you...

Well done CP! Always different from the rest!

I've started dehydrating most of the eggs my hens lay daily. Last year I couldn't find enough ppl to give them away but this year, I'm storing them all. I spoon of dehydrated egg to 1 spoon of water will bring it back to as before it was dehydrated. I've got 12 quart jars full so far and sealed. I'm about to start putting them in mylar bags in 5 gallon buckets. Not just the eggs though. I'm making sure to dehydrate as much as I can so if the power grid goes down for any length of time we won't loose our food. I can't wait to get a freeze dryer. Grow and stock up folks.

@coffeegirl6854

2 жыл бұрын

What is your procedure for dehydrating eggs? I have never done that. BUT I did just get a dehydrator!

@JCC_1975

Жыл бұрын

@@coffeegirl6854 sorry, I never got a notification from this. I use the oven on the lowest setting and dry them. Stir them every now and then until they are hard and crunchy. After that , I use a coffee grinder to grind them into powder. Then I can them in mason jars and use a brake bleeder to pressure can them. Hope that helps you even though it's so late of a reply.

It’s also great if you can have chickens so you get fresh eggs daily. Plus a rooster to get new baby chicks.. I get 14 eggs a day and I dehydrate them myself and freeze them also

So Impressed! I like you Chanel but this is the best video in Emergency food that you made! Thanks so much!

Great video saying I am a coffee drinker I’m going to look at some powdered milk and instant coffee for a long-term

I would add cacao powder too in that list. At the 12min mark, where or what you use for that nutrinional value rounded board?

I am looking forward to stocking up a lot of rice. I am so relieved that I have been into it for a very long time 🙏 Very satisfying to know that everything you mentioned here. I am very open to all of it. 💯

Also, Canadian prepper, I appreciate your diligence and lift you up :-)

It is inconceivable how companies like Backpackers Pantry can have so much sodium in each of their products. You might as well just eat salt with a couple of rice kernels mixed in for flavor.

14:57 *Chipotle:* "The total for your burrito bowl comes to $9, please." *Grocery Store:* That will be 25 cents for the same amount, by the scoopful, unprepared. Cash or charge?

This is a very informative and well made video. Thanks for making these.

Hello CP, May I add, beans at seven years of storage, harden. No amount of boiling, soaking, Pressure canning, will soften them to be eaten. However, mill them into bean flour, then add the bean flour into boiling water, makes very good "refried beans", very useable... I made tacos at a church function, by milling and boiling, every one was pleased...

Just get McDonald’s fryes, those last forever.

@stellavargas4127

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaaaha

@tracieramson4719

4 жыл бұрын

And Twinkies

@JulieQHHT

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha!! A true story!

@Dang_Near_Fed_Up

4 жыл бұрын

I thought we were talking about food that is nutritious, and would not make you physically ill. Not to mention how much you would expand eating those "day in, day out". LOL

@Amy-qc2qq

4 жыл бұрын

Eeeeew!

CP, you're often stating "if properly stored." Can you make a video giving your tips for properly storing items that don't come durably pre-sealed such as rice, beans, flour, and powdered foods?

@CanadianPrepper

3 жыл бұрын

Cold dark and dry with no pests that's it

Thank you so much for the incredible suggestions. Super helpful - thank you!!

I own a small Harvest Right freeze dryer with the oil free pump. I wish I had a bigger one. But good Lord, it takes SO long to process foods. An entire week processing back to back loads = maybe 4 days worth of food for someone being very conservative with their calories. I also have a pressure canner and an Excalibur dehydrator, but freeze dried has the best shelf life for sure.

@MidnightSvn

4 жыл бұрын

hey bby, u wanna marry me

I would recommend stocking up on himalayan pink salt and pottasium chloride powder so you can get the electrolytes you need if you are in a situation where food sources are low and you need to fast for a few days in between meals

Bon Appetit ... Rice & Bean with rehydrated peanut butter sound pretty dang good.

Great video. Only second one I’ve watched from you. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for this amazing list! Really appreciate it!