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@@eonrider2572 Ah, the original survival food! Looks like the ancient Egyptians knew how to stockpile for the Long Haul. Sweet choice! Here are some other facts about honey: Antibacterial: Honey has been used in ancient medical texts for its antimicrobial properties. Studies have shown that honey can inhibit many types of bacteria, including salmonella, shigella, H. pylori, and E. coli. Wound healing: Honey has been used topically to treat burns and promote wound healing. Cough relief: Honey can be effective in reducing the frequency and severity of coughs. It may be as effective as some over-the-counter cough medicines, and it's a good alternative for children over 1 year of age. Anti-inflammatory: Honey contains flavonoids and polyphenols, which can help reduce inflammation in the body. Antioxidant: Honey contains antioxidants that contribute to its health benefits. Immune system support: Honey may help protect the immune system and enhance the levels of circulating immunoglobulins. Cancer treatment: Honey may have apoptotic properties that make it a possible natural anti-cancer agent. Thanks for sharing. Be safe.

Great point! Canned butter is definitely a unique and tasty addition to any prepper's pantry. Thanks for sharing where you find it! Be safe.

@SurvivalScope101 HJ WIJSMAN & ZONEN CANNED BUTTER. Found it available online. The company perfected shipping butter to tropical countries like Indonesia back in the 1900's.

Great choices! Tuna and salmon are both packed with protein and can last a long time in your pantry.

I appreciate your perspective! Different folks have different preferences when it comes to food storage. What would you suggest instead?

@ topic was canned. I wouldn’t recommend ANY canned foods. Jars are better, even certain plastic containers. Acidic items in cans is a bad mix. Vitamins will take care of needs, all that left is protein and carbs with some fat (peanut butter). One year best for cans, jars much longer.

Beer might not keep you alive, but it can sure help you forget about your troubles while you wait for help!

@SurvivalScope101 lots of carbs too!

@plainsight1249 You got a point there. Be safe!

Those are some solid choices! Protein and flavor are definitely essential for a well-rounded survival pantry.

I really appreciate your comment! It’s always great to hear from fellow prepper enthusiasts who have their own favorites. Thank you for sharing your expertise!

I appreciate your feedback! While AI plays a part in content creation, I strive to provide valuable information that can truly help preppers like you!

Canned bread is definitely an interesting addition! It's always good to have some variety in your pantry.

@rodsbbq740 Thanks for sharing your favorite! Spam is definitely a classic staple for many preppers, and it’s always good to hear what others love to stock up on.

Thanks for the tip! It's true that combining beans and rice can create a complete protein. I appreciate you bringing that up!

@ thanks for the video.

Absolutely! Cans are super versatile and can really come in handy for cooking and other survival tasks. Great point!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really happy that you found the information useful. Best of luck with your stockpiling! Thanks for watching and be safe.

Canned beer is definitely a fun addition to any survival pantry! It's all about keeping spirits high during tough times.

Thank you for sharing such valuable tips! Every little bit helps when it comes to prepping and being self-sufficient.

You make a great point! Weight definitely plays a significant role in choosing what to pack for a bugout bag, especially when considering mobility. It's all about finding the right balance!

@Reverend_Boony_34C Thank you, sir. I appreciate you taking the time to watch, and share. Be safe.

Canned ravioli is definitely a classic! It has a great mix of convenience and comfort. Maybe we’ll do a follow-up video on underrated canned foods!

I guess AI narrators can be a bit like canned beans-great in theory, but sometimes a little hard to digest!

Great tip! Burying the cans for cool, dry storage is a smart strategy, especially in hot climates. Thanks for sharing your insight!

I really appreciate your insight! You're absolutely right-a water straw is a must-have for any survival pantry. Thanks for sharing! Be safe.

Thank you for your insights! Honey is indeed a remarkable survival food with its many benefits, including wound care. I have mentioned this in several of my other videos, and Manuka honey is a great choice for that extra antibacterial boost! Thanks for sharing, and for the compliment too!

I'm glad you found the information helpful. Being prepared is so important, and it sounds like you're taking great steps to ensure you have everything you need. Thanks for sharing and be safe!

Thank you for sharing your list! It's always great to see what others consider essential for their survival pantry. Thanks for watching.

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I appreciate your perspective! Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to food, and that's what makes cooking so interesting!

It's definitely a classic choice! Spam can be a great addition to any survival pantry-lots of protein and shelf-stable!

Thank you for sharing your insights! It's always good to hear practical tips from fellow preppers. I appreciate your advice on using what you love!

Nice picks! Keystone ground beef and canned ham are solid choices. Gotta love having some tasty options when the world gets wild!

Great point! High saturated fat can definitely be a crucial component for energy in survival situations. Thanks for adding that to the discussion!

@@SurvivalScope101 indeed, but the main reason is that it's the proper form of energy to consume. It's far superior to both carbs, which the liver makes, and "vegetable" oils which are toxic over time.

Only throw away the cans if they start talking back! And those diversion safes? Keep them safe; they’re the real MVPs! Thanks for watching.

@@SurvivalScope101 I do not want them if they do not meet your criteria. thank you.

With that get-up, you’ll be the ultimate survivalist! Just don’t forget to bring an extra pair of pants for those unexpected moments!

Absolutely! Thanks for sharing.

Ha Ha! I caught that. Thanks for sharing.

"Only Three Canned Foods", Nice! Thanks for sharing your picks! Chilli and chicken soup are classics, and fruit is a great way to add some sweetness to the mix!

Those Vienna sausages can be quite the treat! And you can’t go wrong with oysters on crackers-great choices for any survival pantry!

Bread and butter may be a luxury, but it sounds like you were living the "bean dream"! Thanks for commenting.

I feel you! Finding space can be a pain. Maybe stash some stuff under the bed or in the closet or a dresser drawer - prepper style! 😄 Thanks for commenting. Be safe!

Thanks for sharing your list! It's always interesting to see what others consider essential for their survival pantry. Thanks for watching.

Thank you for the tip! It's always helpful to hear different perspectives on prepping. I appreciate your input!

True, but if Jesus ever gets hungry, I’d like to think He’d appreciate a well-stocked pantry too!

@@sethsanders2875 Thank you, Sir. It means a lot to me to get a comment every now and then. Thanks for watching, I really do appreciate it. Be safe!

I really appreciate your kind words! It means a lot to know that you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.

For sure! In prepping, it’s not just about what you stockpile but how creatively you can use it all!

@@SurvivalScope101 Indeed!

With that much canned fish, you might just be the next contestant on "Survivor: Canned Edition!" Just don’t forget to invite me to the feast! 😉

Absolutely! Without a can opener, those beans are just fancy paperweights!

I totally understand where you're coming from! The prepper community can feel overwhelming at times, but it's all about finding what works best for you and your situation. At this point, I think maybe you should just stockpile a bunker full of ramen noodles and call it a day! 😂

No worries! Not every video hits the mark. Hope you find something that clicks with you soon!