Baking soda, isopropyl alcohol and vinegar are the only cleaning agents I have ever purchased and used since I married in 1963. I am 83 yrs old and healthy without doctors or meds! I also eat natural foods, avoid processed foods/drinks. Keep it real, folks! You'll be thankful in old age!

@vonitadustylgreen2914

2 ай бұрын

@leighburville... They are talking about foods you need to stock up on for long term. At our age most of these foods that need to be stocked up in case of emergency situations which most of it will out live us, but we need to do this in case of emergencies.. I don't talk any prescription drugs either and I am very healthy, but the important thing is things are going to get bad and we need to think about being prepared for emergencies for us and even our families... Take care and stay safe.

@leighburville2717

2 ай бұрын

@vonitadustylgreen2914 yes, I know what you're saying. Us old folks were raised by moms and dads who were raised during the great depression. I was raised in the 1940s, with war-time rations. So I make healthy food my passion ... I preserve, can, dehydrate, ferment, and hoard my own food stash. I also teach health and spiritual thinking and living. We are the living Temple of the Kingdom of the living God so it's my mission to help people learn how to lovingly respect and care for it. . . not abuse it. . . It isn't easy being me because people don't care enough about their own incredible Scredness!! Thanks for caring.♡☆♡

@vonitadustylgreen2914

2 ай бұрын

@@leighburville2717 Please continue to take care of yourself. God has us.

@user-vf9yf6ng8e

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing God bless everyone

@LucyFernandes-hp1vt

2 ай бұрын

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• Distilled White Vinegar • Salt • White Rice • Dried Beans • Sugar • Hard Grains • Powder Milk • Dried Lentils • Dry Pasta • Honey • Freeze-Dried Fruits & Vegetables • Canned Fish • Hard Cheese • Dried Beef Jerky • Maple Syrup • Baking Soda • Soy Sauce • Instant Coffee • Dried Herbs & Spices • Whole Grains

@najmabegum5789

4 ай бұрын

Thanks

@rueyyoung9795

4 ай бұрын

I have two dozens of sardine can fish expired for 3 years , still good to eat ?

@colleenpritchett6914

4 ай бұрын

@@rueyyoung9795yes as long as the can isn’t compromised. The dates on food - Best Buy are a lie and most expired dates are too. Google it

@lightgiver7311

4 ай бұрын

Thank you. Everything he talks about has been other channels for months. Powdered milk has to be Skim.

@CabinGRL

3 ай бұрын

@@rueyyoung9795 yes

I would like to thank the Creator of this video . The content that you shared is so very valuable to know i pray the viewers Really thumbs you up because this information might save a life one day or many for that matter thank you again . Remember clay pots , glass jars are very good for storage . Think twice about plastic .🙏❤️

If you add dried bay leaves in the containers where you are storing your rice, beans, flour, etc. it will keep the weevils and other bugs out of your food and it won't affect the taste.b

@TheeHuntress

2 ай бұрын

😮 Thanks for the tip👍🏽

@HM-be9zo

13 күн бұрын

Thank you for that tip!

@user-gb2ch7qb4v

10 күн бұрын

Thank you

When I had a t shirt transfer business, we did shirts, hats and jackets. Once the transfers were on we washed them in a gentle cycle with white vinegar, that sets the transfer and they last for years. Most companies don't take that extra step and it shows in how fast the transfers break down. I always keep at least 3 or 4 litres of white vinegar in the cupboard. Excellent cleaner too.

I’m a woman of one and still keep a lot of these foods in my pantry, yes and do eat them little by little to make my money stretch$$$….👏

canned tomatoes - cheep and picked ripe - i opened a 12 year old can of diced tomatoes last week - perfect perfect

Soak beans overnight before cooking so you don't waste water and fuel cooking to soften it.

Thank you for reminding us to be ready for any emergency .Blessings to you and yours.

The video forgot the most important thing about salt: Your body needs salt to function. Living completely without leads to spasms and other ails. It can be substituted with minerals from birch ash, but even the most dedicated self-sufficiency enthusiasts usually give up and rather trade their other products for salt.

@jilbertb

3 ай бұрын

My body can't live without chocolate... 😂

@janwoodward9551

2 ай бұрын

​@@jilbertbhaha😂

One word, CHOCOLATE. AND YUMMY

You can build a fire and set up a place to cook outside. They are talking about survival tactics basically. Get some wood set up a frame with it and use an oven rack to set your pot on and cook away. I have even cooked on a kerosene heater when power was out. Where there is a will there is a way.

@missusd1130

3 ай бұрын

A can-stove works well for that too. For those that don't want a hot house, you don't even need a grill I cook chicken and some other meats in a pressure cooker for a short time (sometimes less than a half hour) and then finish the process in a N3sco roaster outside and in the summer if we want a roast I use the roaster (it's a plug in). We've also used it to make pies and cakes outside so we can enjoy fresh bakery without heating up the house in the summer.

@RoseEDoodles

3 ай бұрын

Kerosene heater and a wood stove, many times.

@princessdollyllama

3 ай бұрын

A few bricks and a little wood. I cook this way when the electricity is out.

@melodyscamman244

2 ай бұрын

... "Summer kitchens" were still used by some in my childhood (1950s)... Also, if making your own maple syrup/sugar... DO IT OUTSIDE! Otherwise the kitchen walls and ceiling will become candy coated 😅

@mnayak9348

2 ай бұрын

Electricity can be out get camping stove in survival kit besides those food items

We ate rice as a cereal. Mom cooked it and added some butter and sugar to the rice. Basically all the cereal we got was old fashioned oatmeal and rice cooked the same way. I don't remember cereal boxes.

@lorisantiago1900

2 ай бұрын

The Cream of Rice small box is outrageously priced ($8 for about 12oz). Now, I grind my own rice down, taste the same. 😊

@mrgarner4796

2 ай бұрын

I remember Shredded Wheat and the fun we had with the boxes. We ate what we grew in the garden and raised on the farm.

Distilled white vinegar, salt, white rice, dried beans, sugar, hard grains, powdered milk, dried lentils, dried pasta, honey, freeze dried fruit and vegetables, canned fish, hard cheese, dried beef jerky, maple syrup, baking soda, soy sauce, instant cofee, dried herbes and spices, whole grains

We used freeze- dried, shelf life milk. Honey is also handy for wound treatment.

I'm doing organic patio gardening in pots,even fruit trees in pots. I do eat animal protein but in moderation. Whole organic vegetables and fruit is first option.

Brown sugar stored in the fridge drawer will stay softer longer even with a clip on the packager.

@carrieporter3401

3 ай бұрын

Or a slice of apple or a clay disc.

Be sure to freeze your rice, beans, grains and lentils/peas briefly (3-7 days). This will kill off any microscopic bug eggs in the product. Divide in to separate mylar packages before storing in buckets, if you do have a batch go bad, it may be contained to just that bag, not ruin the entire bucket.

@jlhope1958

2 ай бұрын

I am looking into an alternative to mylar bags because every search for them leads to China and I don't trust them with food safety.

@barbarajoybuchanan2799

2 ай бұрын

Can you freeze dry your own fruit and veg? I have a dehydrator but don't know about freeze drying.

@Indy__isnt_it

2 ай бұрын

Great helpful tip, tfs 💚🌱💦🔥🫶🏼👍🏼

@CsZsolt

2 ай бұрын

Freezing does NOT kill germs, it only stops or slows down their development! After you un-freeze the frozen products, the germs will resume their activity!

@imanraslan3897

2 ай бұрын

If you freeze first, won't this introduce moist to otherwise dry intent ?

Looks like I have been using most of these foods since learning from my mother.

@carrieporter3401

3 ай бұрын

My Mom is 97 and she taught me ALOT.

@user-ve7ni2by7p

11 күн бұрын

Me too 😅 most of them

I've had a 20lb bag of white rice, outside bag says never goes bad, nothing about cold storage. I live in hurricane alley in Florida, 1/2 the year we're storing for emergency relief food storage in case of water contamination due to hurricane (Ian got me!) prep!

Dude, you sound like you're yelling a bit. But you're very clear and understandable. Thanks for the video.

Unmilled wheat lasts for decades if it is kept dry and insect free. Moisture absorbing packets or other ways preventing spoilage are key. I knew a woman who was given a large bucket of wheat berries for her wedding. 30 years later the wheat was still perfect and she was starting to grind it into flour. I grind wheat berries as needed because wheat flour goes bad fairly quickly. Store bought wheat flour only lasts a few of months on the shelf.

Dried beans is a great one to preserve and save because you can grind them up and make flour out of them to make bread

Castor oil is an amazing staple n can be used to cook with if u purchase food grade. It is beneficial for healing your body, as well

@luvcatscatscatsCATS

2 ай бұрын

not such a long shelf life tho......

What an excellent podcast!! Thank you whoever did this. First time here. I love prepping knowing my children and grandchildren will be fed when I’m long gone. We love our Lord who supplies our needs, but I’m just helping Him 🙏🕊️♥️😇

@chilled99

3 ай бұрын

You anger the Lord presuming you can do what he can. Let the Lord provide if you truly believe

@Mrs.LadeyBug

3 ай бұрын

@@chilled99 Believing doesn’t mean sit and wait for food to jump into your lap. However, by gathering supplies we are not “helping God” either. It means that He has provided us the body, the brains, and the means. :)

@chilled99

3 ай бұрын

​@@Mrs.LadeyBugSo is God providing or are we providing for ourselves? Our parents provided our bodies and the brains therein via teaching.

@Mrs.LadeyBug

3 ай бұрын

@@chilled99 You are arguing against your own last comment. I don’t engage in these type of arguments. I simply wanted to clarify the Biblical stance. It says that He has given us all we need for life and godliness. It says that God provides our needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus. It says to consider the ant and be wise… Proverbs is full of advice not to be lazy. Paul tells people to get to work and not be lazy, and that he also did his own work while also preaching. Both trusting for provision AND understanding that the Lord has given us the strength and brains to work and be productive and wise is fully Biblical. That is all I need to say on that topic, though there is much that could be said of course. And yes, children who are taught well are more likely to do well… I have prayed every day since I was pregnant with my first, from Isaiah 54 that “my sons would be taught by the Lord and that their peace will be great”. And also, clearly taught, we are to instruct them. Only God can give them the body and brain though. Have a great day.

@sherribriggs9488

3 ай бұрын

Cuz you don’t have his calendar/appointment book! GOD bless us all

Dandelions are a good source of V-D. Make sure they have not been sprayed with weed killer! The dandelion root is also eatable! As well as the blossoms.

@karlschulte9231

2 ай бұрын

VD? Soak in tetraclcline😅

@patriciamiller4412

2 ай бұрын

The long slim 2year old root of the dandelion can be turned in to coffee. You can make jelly or syrup out of flowers and more.

@barbarajoybuchanan2799

2 ай бұрын

Dandelion great for liver cleansesand can add yellow petals to salads andl eaves as well. Dry the roots or toast in oven and grind for tea.

@Laochen999

2 ай бұрын

Dandelions are herbs. It is hard to find them in East Asia because people eat them in their salads or collect and dry them as useful herbs in TCM.😊

Vinigar & Bakingsoda watch old folks listen to their stories they been through it!study history and circle❤⚡️

@sds5502

2 ай бұрын

Makesa good poultice for bug bites, small abcesses

@TheeHuntress

2 ай бұрын

Those two are the biggest items I started keeping around, when I was living in my travel trailer.

Thank you so much for your deep concern for everyone.Much blessing to you !

Much appreciation for this video.

Just stocked up on vinegar, salt Rice and a couple other things.

@jannabailey6800

3 ай бұрын

Hey keywestern vinegar abd baking soda make a good cleaning way to wash clothes remove ring around the collar and assuring that your dishwasher and the dishes are nice and clean

I've kept 1 French fry under my couch for 3 years

@TheeHuntress

2 ай бұрын

Smart thinking 👍🏽 It will definitely come in handy during hard times 😅

Knowledge is power; wisdom brings definite growth n understanding. Thanks for the opportunity of learning n reminding me. Much appreciated 💥

Do canned foods with expiration dates really need those expiration dates? Or is that just to make you throw it away and buy more?

@marwerno

2 ай бұрын

after that date, it often is loosing colour and sometimes the Consistency also changes. I have safely eaten without ill effects: - over 30 years old frozen Raspberries /Expiry date on the product it was packed in was 1976 (ironically it was packed in baby food glas which was probably given to my wife. We found it in the freezer about 4 years ago...) - 8 years old cherries in sugar water out of a glas (they where all white! Lost all colours!) - Apple juice which was 4 years past its expiry date (no change in taste and colour!) - Bottled heated milk, which was 1 year past expiry date. - 12 year old canned meat (consistency was weird, taste was still ok.) - 5 year old rainwater I stored in some IBC container in my cellar I also found, that on the very same product, expiry dates seem to have been shortened: A ready meal (which is also used as MRE by the German Army) was shortened by almost 2 years. Same with 5-minute noodles: They used to have a much longer out expiry date! Looks like the manufacturers want us to throw out foods quicker...

@JeffL-ry4zy

Ай бұрын

Make sure the container is BPA / toxin-free or the longer it sits, the more of it you'll be eating!

An excellent idea for keeping us informed about the essentials of life at all times.

Dried kelp can be used instead of iodine in salt. I only use Himalayan pink salt but I do keep "table" salt for everything except eating. Pink salt has electrolytes!!!!

@user-ve7ni2by7p

11 күн бұрын

Good to know. Thankyou.

@proudboxermom3104

9 күн бұрын

Yes, but what about iodine? Pink Himalayan salt doesn't have iodine which is a necessity in one's diet Please correct me if I'm wrong!

Small lighters in original packaging with zip lock bags in NOT hot place are handy too,

I'm ready. Distilled white vinegar, salt, white rice, dried beans, sugar, hard grains, powdered milk, dried lentils, dried pasta, honey, freeze dried fruits and vegetables, canned fish, hard cheese, dried beef jerky, maple syrup, baking soda, soy sauce, instant coffee, dried herbs and spices, whole grains.

@caralyn-ca-5016

4 ай бұрын

Hard cheese? How ? And what is hard cheese?

@suegeorge998

4 ай бұрын

@@caralyn-ca-5016 hi Caralyn, I'm from Wisconsin. Here we go: if you go to a website, eHow it'll give you a list of all hard cheese.

@marciahamilton-yt9bo

4 ай бұрын

Powdered eggs?

@suegeorge998

4 ай бұрын

@@marciahamilton-yt9bo hi Marcia, I'm unclear on your question. Are you saying that I missed an item? Or are you believing that ought to be included. I never put anything down that the narrator hasn't said. So, did I miss that the narrator said powdered eggs?

@pattymccarthy5169

4 ай бұрын

Got all on the list always adding to it all the time. Have a neighbor who works at a pasta factory I get lots of pasta from him.

What an exciting and informative podcast! Thank you for this great reminder. I had forgotten about a few of these. Most excellent podcast.

Extremely informative for anybody at all. Now I hope I will not be deluged with survivalist videos and ads!

@TheeHuntress

2 ай бұрын

😂 I actually hope I do. This was excellent 😁

Thanks you so much for sharing this with Us 👍🙏🌹

Thank you for sharing this wonderful info. God bless

Gotta get to work. Can't eat gold. Tough times are coming. Don't forget to figure out your water situation. Thanks for the list!

Thank you for sharing this. I had no idea these foods had a long shelf life 😊

Honey is also great to aid in healing minor wounds. My husband had carbuncles that were not healing. I put a dab of honey on them, and they healed in a few days.

Very good & enlightening information. Thanks!!!❤

Hi, thanks for sharing . It's good to know those things , it's a good idea .

Thank you for sharing your video. Tips are valuable & helpful.

This video is very helpful and informative, thanks

Thank you for all that great info!!! ☮️

😊 thank you. Very informative.

Thank you you confirmed what ive been collecting is right but i also got other ideal from you.... Great podcast...ty😊

Thanks for sharing this very informative message. I'll try my best to keep in mind in preserving every items you shared in the video as some of the items may not need to buy again and again . Thanks once again 🙏

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THESE WONDERFUL & USEFUL INFO. GOD BLESS U ALWAYS !!! 💁🏼❤️💚💛

Very informative! Thank you for this posting of foods & shelve lives of many that are safe in an emergency👏

@trudydavis6168

4 ай бұрын

Beans do tend to get hard to cook to a soft stage after a year..😢

@audreyhandy9273

4 ай бұрын

I heard from an old relative that adding a little baking soda to the bean water will soften them. Not sure how much though sorry. I plan on researching it myself one day.

Very Ni ce Program. Thank you for sharing Sir. I love the program.

I worked at a machine shop in Duncan OK,and we put a vanilla sandwich from Walmart outside,100. Degrees after an hour it was still solid,LOL true story

Thanks so much for this video . A learned a lot and I will begin to practice all of the advices. ❤

THANK U for this informative video. By GOD'S GRACE, I've been storing most of these foods for DECADES .In addition, I put 1-2 BAY LEAVES to DETER BUGS alhough sealed, before storing GRAINS such as BEANS, FLOUR ,etc. May ALMIGHTY GOD bestowed us DISCERNMENT & GUIDANCE in suxh time as this.. GOD FORGIVE AMERICA & BLESS AMERICA AGAIN for the sake of YOUR PEOPLE. GOD BLESS everyone!

@jilbertb

3 ай бұрын

Throw your products in the freezer for a few days to kill the bug eggs... then jar/package.

@mnayak9348

2 ай бұрын

Bless the whole world God

@proudboxermom3104

9 күн бұрын

Amen 🙏!

Very informative.

Thank you for telling us God bless you!!!!!!!!

Thank you for sharing 😊

Thanks for getting back to the lists that I like.

What a star, bringing us all thi valuable information ❤❤ thanks

Amen Amen Amen In JESUS NAME!!

Thank you so much for video I'm learning a lot especially I have threatening life health problems

Thank you for this valuable information

This video is so well put together & the suggestions of what to do with each item is very useful & so easy to understand! 🤗 stay safe & prepared & blessed❤

Very useful advice, thank you.

Thank you for the knowledgeable information 😊watching from Hongkong

Thank you. Most of this list, I have stored. You have reminded me of some I have not. Regarding the few that only keep a few years, I find that dating each and make sure they get used helps with purchase and rotation so that none go to waste. Thanks!

Thanks for the well-detailed Video 💯🙏🏾😇🍓

Fantastic!!! Thankyou.

Thank You So Much Sir 🙏👍

Thank you. This is one of the best videos out there.

❤❤Thank you Love this so we can be prepared🎉

Thank you for sharing. I am going to start stacking my cabinet

@elizabethgregory6364

2 ай бұрын

Look into all your cupboards and think what can I live without???

This was great. Shows me what and how to save these.

Thank you for sharing such awesome foods that never expire. It's very useful to all. ❤

Thank you for opening my mind to save money.Thank you so much.

Vety good informative. Thank you so much

Excellent information,Thanks.

God bless you abundantly.

Great video and information. Thank you for sharing this very useful info.

Valuable info, thanks.

THANKS!!! ❤

Thank you God bless you for sharing

Thank you ❤️

Well put together 👍

Excellent source of information

Thank You Very Much!

why does the narrator sound like he's about to tell me how little john is about to illegally expand his apartment using galvanised square steel

Thank you for this video 👍God bless us all🙏

Good job indeed as for Reminder. As well as for good Recipes!

Thank you

Thank you 😊

Imagine a food that will last longer than the average marriage?

@sds5502

2 ай бұрын

LMFAO BUT TRUE

@sudasummers9111

2 ай бұрын

How sad is that 😢

Very informative thank you.

Thank you for sharing🎉🎉🎉

Very nice useful video 📷. Thanks 💯😊.

Finance Daily, thank you so much for your vlog. Most of the foods with long lifespan are high-carbs that most people cannot eat. Please make a sequel and include high-protein ones. TIA.

@trudydavis6168

4 ай бұрын

This is true, however if survival is at stake, all bets are off..

@carolt392

4 ай бұрын

Home canning meats is an excellent shelf stable protein source for the pantry. Freeze dried meats rehydrate well and are absolutely fantastic (ground beef crumbles, sausage crumbles, chicken, beef slices, pulled pork - all are available from various freeze dried companies and most are single ingredient without a bunch of stuff you don't want). Commercially canned meats are very good... Keystone has ground beef, beef roast, chicken, turkey, and pork. Spam (if you like it), canned tuna, canned salmon, canned anchovies. Walmart's great value brand is also available in ground beef, beef slices, and chicken. You can vacuum pack nuts and seeds - this will keep them fresh for about a 2-3 year lifespan.

@elizabethsimmerman9625

4 ай бұрын

Thank you Carol

@mnayak9348

2 ай бұрын

Lentil is protein have carb but minus out fiber