The 4 Levels of Prepper Food Storage
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2023
- This video shows how preppers can build their food storage in stages to go from nothing to having enough food to survive for 3 months or longer.
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*I would like to thank Scheels for sponsoring this video.
You can find Mountain House, Peak Refuel, and other freeze-dried meals by clicking here: bit.ly/486DbBh (affiliate link)
Other Recommended Prepper and Survival Gear
Jetboil Flash Cooking System: bit.ly/3ThP7fb (affiliate link)
Coleman One Burner Stove: bit.ly/3RwZw5w (affiliate link)
Ecozoom Rocket Stove: amzn.to/3GAMcH6 (affiliate link)
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This channel is owned and operated by DIY Prepper. DIYPrepper.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. This channel also participates in other affiliate programs and is compensated for referring traffic and business to these companies.
Hey JR your Jetboil link is not working, I just clicked on it...
Thanks for letting me know. I think its fixed now.
Mountain house has up to 50% sale on Freeze dried Food. I think their 3 day food bucket is on sale also. Also if you have a water storage containers like shown in the video the (200 plus water containers) you need to constantly check for bacteria. If you have roof catch system animal and bird poop can get into your water system. Also make sure you roof shingles are not the old Asbestos type, to be on the safe side.
Most garden vegetables take up to 5 months to harvest. So if you plan to rely on them for prepping, make sure you store 6 months of food in your home.
Season to season
Unless you have a year round grow house and plant everything at offend stages then you have harvest monthly
Buy Refried Beans, saves you a bunch of energy, look how much water and 4 hours of boiling. Refried Beans, you can spice up and eat cold if necessary. Tuna, sardines, Mackerel, Rice, but your first need should be water storage and filtering,
I haven’t heard anyone mention multivitamins with food storage. Easy way to ensure balanced daily nutrition while rationing food.
Vitamins are a Bunch of Garbage. Eat the Proper Foods for Your Nutrition!
For me it is organize, organize, & then organize & stop double purchasing.
For cooking a Crockpot (or insta pot) powered by battery power station, if weather permits a solar oven is a great option.
Long term cooking it will be Dutch ovens, & the solar oven.
I donot store freeze dried meals!
$10-$15 per meal per person is more than I am willing to pay.
Hope Texas doesn’t go down agin this winter 🥶
My husband loves to cook and we always have lots of food in the house. I can’t imagine not having three days of food in the house.
It is a way/fact of life for many in my area of Eastern KY.
Good to see you again, JR. We have been slowly but surely adding to our preps and enjoying the bounty from our small garden. We expect to continue and increase our preps, including expanding the garden in the spring, and using a rocket stove to boil maple syrup too! Stay well!!
Thank you Karl!
If you can boil water, many combinations of a dried carb and a canned protein open up to you. A box of Deluxe Mac & Cheese (no need for milk) with a can of Tuna dumped in it is a pair of meals (or a meal for two) for around $2 which harkens back to college days.
👍🏻 prep👍🏻 prep👍🏻 prep👍🏻
Thanks for watching Ronald!
Hi JR. Although I have a pantry, I am fortunate to
own a vacuum freeze dryer. 3 yrs going. Great vid, especially for the complacent folks.
Thank you. JR.
You're welcome Robert! Thanks for watching!
I am new at awareness and prepping, I have several cases of each of your general vegetables but from what I understand greens are substantially better than the average vegetable.Beans, from what I understand are better kept after pressure canning because the older they are,it takes lots of energy to prepare...I'm also a Texan ☮️
This is both a survival question and a nutritional question.
Beans tend to provide protein vs other vegetables but each vegetable provides unique nutrients
A variety is best.
As always good solid information and good reminders. Thank you JR!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hey I’m 16 and thanks to u, Canadian pepper (who has become the boy who cries wolf) and a few other. I just wanted to say thinks for the advice you’ve given me over the years, you’re the reason a set percentage of my hay Money goes to preps. Keep it up man your a champ
@@user-gd8ej4oy3m agreed but since he is always doing it the one time he’s right no one will listen
I really enjoyed this video. I like when information is broken down into digestible pieces so I can process what is important for first steps and so on so I'm not too overwhelmed at one time.
I noticed you were storing spices in Mylar bags that were in containers already. I wasn't aware you had to do this. I have been storing mine in clear plastic waterproof containers so I can see what I have since I live in a very small apartment with little to no room to.prep.
I am stacking these containers and using them for
furniture. In this manner I'm able to cover them up with different materials to match my room as well as my mood.
Thanks for sharing Paula!
Thank you JR for your Survival Series. For pointing out Survival Information! Lone Bear!
Thank you David!
The video I’ve been waiting for!
Just started dry goods in mylar.
When talking livestock, quail are a great option for smaller spaces, even in apartments. They mature to adulthood in 7 weeks and the average quail will pop out 300 eggs a year. Get an incubator and you can put a ridiculous amount of meat on the table.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for another informative vid.
You're welcome Rob! Thanks for watching!
Good point about the dangers of raw beans/rice, many who follow the "" beans n rice "" mantra will be poisoning/starving themselves for lack of cooking....and cooked rice stored too long without good refrigeration is notorious for food poisoning (the spores on rice are not all killed by normal cooking temperatures)... There are complete meal replacement drinks (sold for patients with extra nutritional needs.) full of protein and micro-nutrients which need no cooking, shelf life is a couple of years, but probably better value for nutrition than stuff like mountain house.
I like your common sense and you have some great ideas. I grow indoors under led growlights in my pantry and those foods are green onions, bell peppers, parsley, Red lettuce, romaine lettuce, spinach, ginger and I also have a miniature dwarf orange mandarin tree. I grow other veggies outdoors in spring, summer and fall. I do smoke meat as well as dry fruit, onions, veggies and
Herbs. That includes medicinal herbs, Teas, and of course catnip. I make candles and save the wax for lighting and I’ve made modified rocket stoves that help heat and keep water hot. My stoves work on votive candles (8 votives and 1 larger candle in the center. Every shopping trip is when I can pick up up extra propane or kerosene. I’ve also laid in a good amount of medical supplies and food
For my cats. It takes time but it’s well worth it. My vehicle is always ready to roll and my camping gear is in the trunk. I also keep an extra rocket stove plus the votive candles in the trunk.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you 😊👍
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Scheels is my favorite store. Guns, knives, and Lego’s. What’s not to like.
Hard to argue with that.
I bought some extra cans of gas stabilizer, is there anything I can add to the stabilizer so it can be stored longer?😂
Always get great advice here... It's good to get reminders because we sometimes forget. Even though I got everything in order, there are always things to learn.
Thank you for helping others get it together.
Oh, don't forget herbs and spices 🤗
Also, I tell folks to get a used set of Encyclopedia Britannica just in case SHTF 💩
Thank you Robert!
Thanks JR for this update & stay safe.
You’re welcome Rodney!
Thanks for the tips and advice JR. Right now working on communication. It's always something, eh? Happy holidays to you and your family 😊
Thank you Tamara!
Thank you JR, as usual great content. Along the way I have learned a heck of a lot from your videos and you may very well be the difference that will help a lot of people survive. I started with simply packing away rice, lots of rice, various beans, instant potatoes, pasta, powdered milk, powdered drink mixes, honey, sugar, flour and lots of canned foods that could be eaten from the can if needed. I added different ways to cook food off the grid, vegetable seeds, water storage and filters based a lot on your recommendations. I then added some battery generators that I can charge with solar panels. Lately I've been concentrating on more long term dehydrated food and survival food along with home security issues. Again, thank you.
You're welcome! Thanks for always watching and commenting!
Always great information, love what you do for the community. Thanks
Thank you Charles!
Thank you again for another informative video!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
I just buy a case of canned food every time i get paid
Enjoyed your video
Thank you Gilbert!
This actually made me realize I'm not doing too bad lol. Next projects are wood stove for the house, rocket stove, and more hand tools!
Nice!
Rabbits raised for meat won't be any less fatty than chicken. It's mainly when you try to eat a lot of starving animals when you're starving too. Raising animals in some way and keeping them fed over winter is probably the only real way to survive long term.
Whats best for those of us in apartments for indoor fooking ?Coleman butane stove or propane stove.
always great info, thanks
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
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How do you start? The three days are great because it’s not overwhelming but I’m not sure how do I know if I have three days worth of food
Yahoo, love the advice without the politics
Thank you Bill!
@@diypreppertv😊
You are looking fitter, great job. I need to catch up.
Thank you Eric!
Can anyone suggest a radio or cb to connect 15 miles
Water to me is the “I have limited space” killer.
Do I just try to always filter water every time I need it?
Or just have no living space with 55gr drums 😂😂😂
Grasshoppers and locusts are 78% protein😮
Their exoskeleton is toxic to humans
@@brandondennis4190 ...even after being fried?
Yes even after being fried... it has toxins that can't be cooked out...humans can't absorb it.
HELLO GTSY
Thanks for watching Maria!
We have iguanas, lion fish and pythons to hunt and there isnt a limit.
That must be nice!
Cement poop
🫡
Thanks for watching!
Most. AMERICANS CAN NOT AFFORD TO REPLACE A FLAT TIRE. Thank you for trying to be helpful.
If you came to me with skills, I probably would be inclined to help and I dare say that many established preppers feel similarly. Do the free stuff and try to find people who can assist you with ideas or other helpful things. Good luck and don't lose heart!😊
hey, just a heads up, in the last 90 days i have been unsubscribed from your channel 4 different times. also 3 other channels as well and i've let them know too. again, just an FYI