Food Shortage WARNING - How to build a preppers pantry on a budget!
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- Food Shortage WARNING - How to build a preppers pantry on a budget!
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GET AS MUCH FOOD IN WATER AS YOU CAN SOON.....SOON
We might have a month of food in my pantry we have four more people from Lytton BC evaculation staying with me we all have bug out bags ready to go most people I know preparing to leave Kamloops at a moment's notice as the fires rage on when Juniper Ridge in Kamloops caught fire people in my neighbourhood didn't know what to do where to go my neighbourhood realized the vulnerability my biggest concern is which highways are going to be accessible for evacuation if it comes down to that
It is not 'getting hot' in canada. A record temp and a fire do not a trend make. There was record cold too last winter and two winters before that. No one is saying canada is freezing. Don't forget the record snowfall....But a record heat or a short drought and people think the world is on fire. They make a much bigger deal of it because it is part of their confirmation bias.
For example, in my area we had a record cold summer last year. I only noticed because I pay very close attention. I put the numbers together twice. Daytime average for the whole summer was the lowest it ever recorded. Do you think if I went to the newspapers they would print that?
@@chris47190 I have relatives in Penticton. Our prayers are with you from Ontario
@@Crypto2436 thankyou 🙂
Trust your instincts, this is only the beginning
Hey Canadian Prepper
Better believe it
In your wet dreams
@@hurkamur1 yesssssss she is a howny good girl
I agree. Dry run for the mark of the beast, that is what we are experiencing.
I use to be homeless, I typically eat one meal a day, and it’s very simple foods.
Unless you are an athlete, people don’t need 3 meals a day, and not as much per serving.
I'm type 2 diabetic and I do keto, I eat omad (one meal a day), I have copious amount of energy.
I'm ultra low carb, and cutting sugar and wheat out of my diet hasn't affected my body apart from weight loss and adding muscle tone and upping energy levels.
Hunger is only a hormone response (grehlen) and will pass after a few hours 👌🏻
@@juniusvindex769 just came across a Dr. Berg video on Keto on Steroids. 😁
If you load up on fluids, you’d typically be fine, but you’d have to save your meal until the evening, so that your satiation can last well until the following day.
@@juniusvindex769 on one meal a day i was told by my GP that my blood sugar would go up[type 2]
People can be obese and still nutritionally deficient. Not having the proper nutrients often causes people to feel hungry even though they are consuming more calories than they need. Also, chemically treated foods-served daily at all fast-food restaurants are lab created to make people addicted to the food. Vicious sad cycle.
I live in the USA. Love seeing how people in other countries are feeling the same as we are here in the USA. Thanks for the thoughts!
Yes, this is very good to see.
Yes..me too. It's confirmation 👍 We're all feeling this. I'm not crazy 😜after all.
The prices have gone through the roof. I get less than half of the amount of products for double the price. It's crazy. Lilly, love how you set everything up. ❤
@@jacoleneiu3856 getting like that in Australia now to, we've been a bit behind but now everything going up , building material by 50 to 200 percent, so soon people will be rice and beans 5 times a week
@@dw-yc6qb nothing wrong with rice and beans
My mom actually got angry for buying extra food to stock up because she says we don’t have enough room to store it, which of course is ridiculous. She also got mad at me for buying extra water because my dad had trouble carrying it in from the car. She said,”it almost killed him”.
After I was right about the pandemic she swore she’d never doubt me again. But even going to the grocery store with me & seeing the uncharacteristic empty shelves, she still mocks me for saying there’s gonna be a food shortage.
Your mom sounds a little toxic (I'm saying it in the nicest way possible). Keep doing what you do 🌺
@@disturbed1013 not toxic as much as a “doubting Thomas”. But ya, I get what your going for.
I think that is fear talking from your mother.
@@forpeace1580 I don’t know if it’s fear or annoyance
Those are characteristics of a narcissist.
My stash got a little depleted when the pandemic started and there was shortages of everything. It was a valuable experience. I know more what I need now instead of what I want.
The shortages aren't for lack of water. They're engineered. The food and other products you buy now will cost more in the future. Stocking up is insurance against supply disruptions and inflation. Don't be caught unprepared again. And check out Ice Age Farmer on RUclips.
Absolutely, been buying extra every time we shop, we also practice fifo and rotate our preps, very important to rotate, you don’t hear much about that.
There's another pandemic lockdown coming. Australia and China are lockdown again so the U.S. and Canada will probably be lockdown even though alot of people have been vaccinated.
Also the heatwave is engineered they can control the weather to push their climate agenda, but yet some states can't even keep the ac on without blackouts but theywant us all to plug in electric cars. Also these cyber attacks on the food plants and other manufacturers are inside jobs.... I believe all this stuff is being done on purpose....end of rant
@@leadnsteel1428 You are correct, Schwab actually spelt out these plans i.e. how they would engineer all the disruptions to supply chains. They also forget to point out that part of the world are experiencing record, unseasonable or prolonged periods of cold weather. I only started really prepping just over a year ago, prior to that I would have been prepared for a month, but we are facing worse almost unbelievable challenges this time, so backs up for water, power, (light and heat) etc as well as food.
@@leadnsteel1428 Agree
@@leadnsteel1428 if u research a document The Planned Destruction of America, we will see that it has been planned all along.
I mainly stock up on dried beans that are very cheap, last forever and are a good source of protein.
White rice is also excellent.
I started to prep in 2005 ( mountain house as I could afford the cans, 30+ years) - I just purchased 4 boxes of 25# parboiled white rice. I can mix with meals to make then larger. ----- parboiled rice is the way to go.
Beans are great until they make you gassy. Lol
@ForeverHomeAZ soak in water overnight and then drain water. Boil in fresh water over an open fire or on a grill in a large cast iron pot. You can add vegetables, meats or whatever seasoning you like. The amount of time it takes to cook will depend on what type of bean you’re using. Just check them periodically until they are ready.
Favorite line, "Stock up, but don't be an asshole and buy all of toilet paper."
@Jon C wasn't all tp she also got paper towels and napkins. As well as food staples. The issue was people going over board and making multiple trips buying an entire pallet worth of toilet paper. Which depending how how high its stacked that's something like fifty to eighty packs of 24 rolls of tp in each bundle on each pallet. From age 16-23 worked as a grocery clerk and had to deal with a lot of inconsiderate pricks. Thankfully there was also some decent people too.
Or like my ex-roommate did... She went and spent $1,500.00 on meat at Costco. She "borrowed" neighbors freezers to store it all because all of the freezers were bought up. Not only did she have way way way too much to eat writhin a reasonable amount of time but she used other peoples electricity to store it and they couldn't even eat it!
She also was a toilet paper hoarder.
All of it stupid.
@malinda allison yes that is pretty dumb and inconsiderate. Freezers can break down or if the power goes out they're obviously not going to work. So did any of the neighbors ever tell your roommate to get her meat out of their freezer after a certain time period or eat any of it for compensation for power used/ storage? When your stock piling food you buy stuff that's going to keep like canned foods, dried beans, rice not perishables. A toast to bad ex-roomates🍻 cheers.
@@mZToyadiva101 if Western people know to use simple water to clean them self after using toilet, the TP would be render as merely accessory
@@nicholaskarako5701 I guess the idea of teotwawki gives some people the shots!
You should also store some sprouting seeds such as mung bean for bean shoots I've had some for around 15-20 years and they still grow they just need a jar and water and don't need light
And they are nutrient dense foods! I am doing the same as well. Mung beans has been difficult to locate and buy any substantial supply.
Do you know it other sprouting seeds will also last years?
lol sprouting beans nutrients like senso beans dbz
Great comment - I realised a while back that Dried Beans were also Sprouts so I upped my supply of Mung Beans to 10Kg - I will increase that to 30Kg now that I know you can get 15+ years
Having seeds is a vital part of a preparedness plan. But actually get out and do, don't just sit on stuff.
It's true. I'm Canadian and just recently the temperature was 45 Celsius here. It was hotter here then India. We had a lot of heat related deaths
How planet about to glitch
Having grown up in rural America, and had roads blocked by several feet of snow for weeks at a time. I'm very used to the idea of keeping a few months supply of food on hand the year round! Even in our small city home we keep 4 to 6 months supply of food on hand ALL THE TIME!
Same here
I always kept 6-month supply of food because I had an old car that would always break down lol. Even though I got a new car I still kept stockpiles. So when the pandemic hit I was prepared.
Same here. Snow storm predicted and everyone panic buys. I dont need to go panic buy. I am good for some time if I can’t get out.
@@beverlymichael5830
Yup!
It's always best to "BE PREPARED" as the Boy Scout motto says!
Same here. Lots of deer meat. Here in upstate new york
Stock up on whiskey in case you get trapped with your kids lol
I keep well stocked on Margarita supplies, just for normal situations...
Right! Lmao
Great for disinfecting and smaller bottles for bartering I’ve Berber drank a drop of alcohol so for me it’s for disinfecting and bartering
You can never have too much honey it lasts forever
😂
Here in argentina food never runs out. now, being able to afford the food...
Here in Uruguay, we feel for you! 😅
In the UK we are about to get hit.. prices are rising
Argentina has never encountered a Globalist World Takeover (Great Reset) either. Your shelves will be as baron as the rest of the world.
@@thevoyer2002 unlikely, we are a country about a 45 almost 50 millon people that produces food to feed about 400 million, our prizes tend to go up because most of the food it's exported to foreing countries, we haven't ever implemented a blockade on exporting food but if the need ever arises we will.
@@nightnaughty claramente este vago no tiene ni idea ,y lily , me sorprende,que haga un video tan boludo para sumar visitas, solo logra meterle miedo a los q creen las cosas q hace
I highly recommend having a wood stove in the house. So you have good heat, a way to boil some water and a place to cook if the power goes out. If someone in your family owns some acres of forest there is a nice source of firewood.
My house was built just before World War II so there are many wood stoves here. It is so good to have a wood stove in the winter. At least here in Norway.
I live in Virginia USA in the country and my only heat source for about 7 or 8 years has been a wood stove. I love how it heats the house, though it takes a lot of wood because it has to heat half of the basement first. I am hopeing to do something about that sometime
Even these barbecue grills, you can cook on eat this is what we use to do in Africa even wood like you said
Remember how aggressive the 'green' aspect of their plans is, it is not about preserving nature, but about control. They plan to plant trees, but invest far more in surveillance and monitoring of those trees. Remember "you will own nothing" that includes 'their' trees. i would imagine that cutting would would be considered a crime before too long (unless its for their 5G) They also want ownership of seeds - with storing seeds from one's own harvest or keeping seeds from one year to the next to be made illegal. All written in their plans.
100% 👍 It’s not good to rely on power supply/gas/oil.
Hope they know not to burn green wood lol
I was literally having the same discussion with my wife last night, about how you can feel something in the air thats going to be life changing...
Lol ! You're just realizing this now ? Where were you last year when they started this fake planned demik and World Reset (take over) ???????
“Reality” is manufactured, not only in totalitarian systems, but in every organized social system. Those in power instrumentalize the masses to enforce conformity with their official ideology. Totalitarianism is just its most extreme and most dangerously paranoid and fanatical form.
No im not just realizing this now, its a topic frequently talked about in my household. But last night was the most recent lol was just commenting on her video.
@@jasonjuarez2460 What conclusion did your household arrived after the frequent talks on the topic?
@@thomasjeffersomii838 good question.
I agree there is huge change coming and it's not for the good. Take care my fellow human ❤
Not to challenge you but I'd like to know your perspective on what might be coming.
What huge change is coming?
How should I start, hyperinflation is the be one, there is no such thing as free money
I'm having a hard time pick what is worse because it all sucks
Calm down folks, before making any predictions it's best to consider the current situation we are in.
1. Climate Change more frequent severe weather like droughts, flooding, everything on fire, extreme heat and cold...
2. The rise of right wing authoritarianism. From Democrats and Republicans in the US.
3. Abuse of marginalized peoples.
4. Local and global economic crisis
5. Increased likelihood of new diseases caused by climate change.
We have some bad stuff going on and I am watching every day, but what I am also witnessing is...
More good folk coming together. More good folk taking action in prepping for community, training in farming, self and community defense, teaching what they know to others, and all other kinds of good stuff.
We don't need hope, and we really don't need despair. We need action. We need to recognize our oneness with each other and to give our skills and knowledge and learn new ones together.
Dark times are ahead and let that fuel your efforts to shine some light that we all might find our path forward.
We have Sam’s club & Costco here in the US that’s similar to that store. We love buying supplies in bulk so we don’t have to go shopping to often. I love all of your videos & greetings from Mississippi,USA!
@@specUVdust why would you let it expire? That's not the point of the video? It's to buy what you use and rotate it out. Also can goods are good well passed their expiration date.
@@specUVdust prep what you eat. Learn long term storage and how to maximize. I have freezers full of meats, grain, flour, etc. Learn jarring methods and jar meals you like. Foods last really long pressure canned in glass jars. I just used a jar of 5 year old ground meat. You can store many years worth of food, fuel, hunting, and medical items if you research. You have to be very careful because there are a lot of new preppers and homesteaders who are putting out some not so accurate info. I advocate prepping along with homesteading.
@@specUVdust You should only ever prep what you are 100% certain to eat regardless. Only buy what you like. Prepping what you are willing to reduce your diet to if there is a crisis is definitely wasteful. Buy, consume, replace.
From Ms as well on the coast
North MS just south of Memphis
I think the most troubling thing for me is seeing you stock up. I've been worried and preparing for about a decade... You're making me think I need to get more prepared lol.
In all seriousness, we humans wonder how animals know when catastrophe is coming long in advance. We can do the same as they do, but our complacency muffles the alarm of our ancestral animal instincts.
"Don't be an asshole...." this is why I love Lily! She tells it like it is! Thanks Lilly!
Lily has more than one mouth supply shit she lives with Canadian prepper so she doesn’t tell it like it is
@@gavinchurch6109 but that’s part of prepping, not to divulge info...lol
Lily: “I’m worried about the heat…dry grass…drought…”
Sees Wildfire in the distance… 🙁
Laughs in Australian
That's not a forest fire, that's a back burn
😂😂😢😢
I remember Austria having high levels of snow this past couple of years, where did all that water go, I wonder?
The best way to stock up is to just buy a 'little' extra every time you go shopping and not buy it all in one go.
Just rotate your supplies putting the new stuff at the back and move the older stuff to the front.
No matter if you are on a fixed income or you are Bill Gates you have a budget. If the only thing in your budget is enough to buy a package of dry pasta a week then buy that. After a year you will have 52 small things in your preps. 52 packages of pasta, rice beans and condensed soup could make a huge difference in a 2 - 4 week emergency of some kind
I like to use a sharpie to write the purchase date on things. Especially canned goods, when I have several of the same thing, I just choose the can with the oldest date written on top. It makes it really easy to figure out which is the newest at a glance.
We're running out of time. Prep faster and harder.
@@yeswing10 I agree. Do what you can. It is a job that never really can be finished but use what God has given you to the best of your ability and he will handle the rest
@@markhadley1545 God Bless you, Sir.
Great job Lilly. The more people prepare, the less panic will occur when shortages do happen. I think of it as food insurance.
Life insurance to be more accurate...
@@edmoran869 that's true. It will do more to insure life than a paper policy.
Suggestions use CLOTH napkins, towels and cleaning rags that can be used and washed and used over and over. You make these items from old bath towels. Keep waste down. All the best! 👍😃
Could be hard to maintain in a water shortage, tho. Just pointing it out(but otherwise, great idea)
Mmm, yeah, nah. I tried the cloth napkin routine. For about 30 years, actually.
But you know what? It's a lot of work, and it takes a lot of hot water and powder to clean them.
Paper napkins sourced from sustainable plantations makes more sense for more people.
Also, the napkins can be reused as cleaning cloths after dinner.
I've been using flannels as clothes for years. Fairtrade, organic cotton, wachine washable and do not flake microplastics into our food supply. 1 or 2 extra thick ones can be used as towels and take less washing. They can be soaked in a small volume of hot water then machine washed and are lot quicker to dry. They should be colour coded for different jobs. At the end of their life they can be composted.
@@JugglinJellyTake01 you can freeze flour? Wow.
We're doing the opposite with a view to conserving limited water supply, which will be by design. I have a supply of paper plates, plastic cups/ knives and forks etc.
I don't just speak for myself when I say that there is a feeling of distress and angst that can be ignored.
Same and can't shake it
I just hope we still have a couple of years before it gets really bad, I need time to prep
"... distress and angst that can be ignored." Well, thank goodness we can ignore it.
Yes. My husband and I have our stock pile. It is very important in times like these. We have a freeze dryer and an unmentionable amount of food stocked away in various places.
In your opinion, has there ever been a time or place in history that was safe enough NOT to require a stockpile?
@@normandy2501 Or if you're dead or a Leprechaun. But a bit outside the point.
@@penultimateh766 probably not but then I was too young to think of such things
@@elizabethanne8729 So nothing that happened before you were born figures into your calculations?
@@penultimateh766 I find it rather odd something our ancestors practiced is now frowned upon.
It hasn't been that long ago people stored food for the winter and following spring.
Some stored up two years worth in case they had a bad harvest.
Everyone should store needed food, supplies.
I look at in as insurance.
Anything could happen at any time, not just political or weather related.
A job loss, death or debilitating injury.
Personal Economy.
Your going to have to get used to it, we've been dealing with catastrophic weather and bushfires here in Australia for the past decade or so.
Keep calm and carry on prepping!😁👍🇦🇺
...try in the past forever. The worst recorded were well before modern times.
Banks pay so little interest even on so called high interest accounts. Its worth while spending on groceries , especially when on sale, to get a better rate of return on you cash.
$1000 pays less than 1%. Investing this in your pantry can be so much worthwhile.
There is something to say for this. If you are buying stuff that will keep and you will eventually use either way, there isn't a lot to invest in right now that is more lucrative. When you stock up on food or anything tangible < like gold and silver > you are betting the currency you bought it with will go down in value because of inflation. Nobody ever lost out in the long run expecting inflation.
Omg that pantry would drive me nuts!!! I would have to have it all out and organise it
I’ve been storing food for years. I even bought my own freeze dryer.
Thanks Lilly for allowing us to tag along with you today. Good info! And, yes things are a mess all over. During the heatwave a couple of weeks ago it got to 45C here in my town. Incredible! We are also experiencing Extremeplus+ dry conditions, and very little rain fell this spring. Up until the last 5 years or so I never heard, "forecast calls for smoke, and a high of 35" EVER! Now, it's Smoke and Fire season, to add to the other 4. Things definitely are changing.
I live a few hours from Lytton, in the Okanagan. It is tragic the amount of forest and wildlife lost. 90% of the village of Lytton was burnt to the ground. There are 300+ wildfires burning right now in the province. And, some of these were deliberately set by people, actually caught on camera doing so; which is -- I just have no words to describe the kind of people who cause such destruction and put people's lives in danger.
I live in a small apartment in the city. I don't drive, so I don't have a vehicle, and I live alone. I have little space but I have put away some supplies and food, and continue to put away what I can each month. You work with what you have. Blessings!
I have never seen burger buns in a can !!!! I’m a bit jealous cause ours are in a bag and last about three days before they mold !!!
Freeze your buns, defrost them when you need them and grill roast them to make them crispy.
...or worse when the pre-slice them and they dry out before opening.
You can freeze the buns and just take them out as needed.
Don't freeze your buns because they can get freezer burn and they don't taste as good. Just keep them refrigerated and they last longer.
Lilly I live in Washington State and we had a couple days last week that were ridiculously HOT 114 one day and 110 another with no wind and just stagnant air. It was horrible! I hope we don’t have any fires! Please take care and stock up. They are telling our farmers not to grow anything and plow their fields under. Also they are cutting off water to a lot of farmers
"Don't be an asshole and take all the toilet paper." 😂
This needs to be on a sign, in the toilet paper aisle.
I missed that pun until you said that. LOL
@@dhiren_dev You are correct. TP is strictly a short term emergency prep. Snowstorms long power outages and the like. In a REAL shtf we would just wipe our butts on an old tee shirt, or part of one, And wash it
@@dhiren_dev lol, Well, I plan on wiping my butt despite any nukes, volcanoes , riots, etc. When the Lord comes back then we won't need it.
Slow and steady buying works with every budget.
yes! the key is not to go bananas in one go... but every time we go for normal shopping, buy a few extras and put them away... after a few months those extras could quickly add to a modest but very good prepper pantry
God Bless you for showing that everyone needs to be prepared to take care of themselves as long as possible without government intervention or help.
God bless you too.
Survival Lilly is a consummate survivalist-she does it all and she knows how to prep properly! If you watched the entire video you would know she is not advocating a run on the food!
You should fill your water containers now. We have several and change the water out at the beginning of each year.
Do you use chemicals or just disinfect the container and fill it with tap water?
That was my thought as well..no use of containers if you dont fill them. If Shtf you may not have the chance to fill them.
Use kolloidal silver to keep the water clean. That is what they use on ships.
@We have entered the Twilight Zone That's my plan too. I have a rain catch system in place for 110 gallons of water. Same water has been sitting in there since winter. If there's a problem, I've got a nice gallon at a time water filter system made for camping, but will due fine for household use.
I'm in the states, just a few hours from the Canadian border and we have had sustained 100-degree weather for a while now. I was born and raised in the north, and I've never seen temperature stay this high for this long
In my city in Alberta Canada, we usually have 26°-31°C highs during the summer and 2 separate days of 34°C in Aug. As of the week of this video, we had a heatwave of 35°-36°C for 5 days straight. Plus the mini-heatwave ending May with 25°-28°C. W T H
Edit: Normally after a 30°C day, it rains in the evening/overnight to cool things off. Nope, didn't happen during the heatwaves. Not a good sign.
Haarp weather control. The govt. is now controlling the weather. Look it up.
Please know that commercially (and even homemade) canned items last way, way longer than the Best Buy dates on the can. Also, rice and pasta and beans stored properly can last in 10, 15, 20 years
How to store homemade canned food or jars? Please
Antibiotics can last for years as well.
White rice goes 30+ years if stored properly.
@@paladinsmith7050 how do you store it properly? Just in an air right container?
@@boomshine87 Food grade air tight container and use an oxygen absorber. Then store in a cool, dark and dry place, somewhere that doesn't get hot in the summer months.
Due to massive printing by various countries; high inflation is coming..best to stock up like Lilly! We'll probably experience it by X'mas.
@@altenberg-greifenstein all the news is stating today that by nov we will have a food shortage. I’m in USA. I personally think this is an engineered food shortage, they are holding many boats and trucks at boarders. Ridiculous.
Now there will be panic buying
That was a great haul Lilly! You actually look like you have more than a month's reserves of food if it's just you and your husband looks like you might actually have close to three months worth of food if you measure your intake. So that's awesome! Buying other items to barter or trade with others in case something severe were to come down is always a great idea. So the food in your pantry has definitely increased from the first time you showed your pantry and I think it's fantastic! Keep up the great work and I know what you mean it just seems like there's something crazy heading our way and it's best that people prepare. Like they say it's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. Take care stay safe
Pickles, burger buns and grated carrots: the basis of all balanced survival rations.
Hahaha RIGHT ! dont forget the ass paper !
I have not read through comments so, not sure if anyone said this or not….. with rice and beans, you MUST put them in the freezer for a couple hours or dry can them because there are always eggs and/or larva in those bags. You don’t want to open those up and find them full of bugs.
With the help from your videos, I now have two months of food and water in my prepper pantry. Feel so much more at ease. ❤️🇺🇸
Before this video I took Survival Lilly for an outdoors skills evangelist, but here I see that she really takes survival prep seriously & personally, framing her interest in a context of current events & trends. Thank you for being a teacher & role model.
Hey Lilly, I'm in Canada and this is by far the hottest year I can remember. There's 17 forest fires burning right now where I am and way more out west. No rain in sight...I think CP just did a video on the fire situation. Crazy times for sure. Stay safe out there!
im in b.c.....its unreal???!!!!!
Good to hear a truthful story from Europe as well. This is not just happening in the US.
Love the grocery store sound track. Getting hot in USA too. It’s called summer 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, because 49 degrees celsius in Canada is just a very ordinary summer temperature...
* move along folks nothing unusual here *
I'm in Texas and for some strange reason my garden is still thriving right now. Usually it is done by July but we are having cooler than usual temperatures. Don't get me wrong, it's hot, just not as hot as it usually is. We've also been getting a lot of rain considering it's middle of summer
Well 4 months ago I remember reading all the haters calling you out about causing panic.
Guess what? Not only are shortages occurring, but also a record number of food recalls. Don't even think about onions right now!
Keep up the great work!
I bought a pistol crossbow and broadhead bolts. Should I buy a Samurai sword as well?
Nah flamethrower
@@daveco4645 😮😮😮
Mossberg 12 gauge shotgun
Yes.
@@joey2703, But I live in Northern Ireland...
My family farms in central California in the US . Everything you are saying is what we are going through ! Minus not having top irrigation . Very similar situation here . Drought and mega forest fires . I really enjoyed watching your video . Very informative. Thank you for sharing .
Don't forget Amy. She needs a food supply too.
Amy is the food supply
Between inflation and potentially a direct attack on food to limit supply, this is the way to go.
The flour I would put in the freezer for 3 days to kill the eggs of weevils, Take flour out and leave to get room temperature. You can use a food processor to take all the air out and can be free of bugs and will.last for years. Nice setup in your basement
you can also dry can flours in the oven in mason jars with the lids on put at 250 degrees for 90 minutes
i have never seen bugs in flour never
@@johannvonvictornova4730 then you have never had flour long enough.
@@johannvonvictornova4730 Then you probably ate them... All grains get bugs in them after a bit even if you store them correctly. But they don't hurt you and provide a little more protein...
I had not heard of that. Do you also use anti-oxygen packets? I thought flour would go rancid over time.
Those pickles laying on the side (13.23). Unless you eat them fairly quickly (within a year) you might want to put them right side up. Glass does OK with salts and acids like brine or vinegar, but that metal lid will decay and leak over time. It is so nice to see young people with a brain thinking for themselves. So many have been brain washed into sheeple. Keep up the good work.
And think about learning to grow foods that can be dried and stored with out jars and cans ECT
We've had 2 weeks of sunny weather, here on the east side of Scotland, but as usual when Wimbledon starts, we get rain.
Glad to see pull tops sometimes easier to open be well
Yes also in Arbroath hot and sunny, ground is hard and bone dry. If your near keep in touch.David
Lilly you need to stack your stackables and pile your pileables ! Lol
WOW!!! CRAZY CRAZY TIMES!!! Thanks for the video Lilly..... i have been really wanting to expand my prepper's pantry on a budget! Perfect video for the job!
Im glad this was uploaded. Ive been looking to do this very thing today
If you have access to the Prepper Princess channel on RUclips her July 8, 2018 shows how to make an air conditioner. You can also collect the condensation from the frozen jug to drink or water small garden plants. This method of air-conditioning is also a way to not waste water compared to portable air-conditioning systems that require adding water to the machine.
Water levels are lower than I have ever seen them in Minnesota as well.
First time this channel was recommended, love to watch the haul and preps. I love Austria, had hoped to return and visit both Austria and Bavaria before the current disruption happened. My advice - you definitely need more Caotina! If times are tough, or Winters challenging, Caotina topped with mini marsh mallows - perfection! Take care and happy prepping! Servus.
It's been the coldest April, May and June in the UK for around 20 years all in. Weird weather. Now it's raining solidly in mid July!
Look up Grand Solar Minimum. Ice Age Farmer has excellent videos on the subject.
Haarp weather control. They’re now controlling the weather. Look it up.
On March 13th 2020, they announced lockdowns in our country and declared a state of emergency. In the time I left work and drove 15 minutes across town, the store was COMPLETELY empty. No food, no water, no medicine. Literally took 15 minutes and people were having verbal altercations over cleaning supplies and stuff like that. It’s was an experience I will never forget. No bread, no milk, no cans, no frozen food. Everything was just gone.
We got a saying"Storing food without a gun, your home is someone else's granary.
Lily has that double barrel shotgun that she went duck hunting with.
Welcome to the UK....
@@davidmatthews5761 Yeah, the Commonwealth countries have been disarmed. The authorities are able to act more or less with impunity.
Love your vegetable garden, Lily! I’m growing my very first veggies now, and have 12 different kinds and I get so excited watching them grow, so do my two boys! New subbie!
you can also barter tomatoes for eggs and other veggies off other people.
Everybody keeps talking about investing in gold and silver, for the coming times. When they do, I just ask them, "How does it taste?' Food is going to become the currency in the coming times...mark my words.
I live in Lower Silesia in Poland. Very large agricultural region. Here have been weekly rain, with good amount of water. All crops are thriving extremely well, Wheat, Barley and canola is already developed and the vegetable and fruit markets are full of fresh stock. There will be great yields around here this year I am sure. Even with 30-+ forecast next week. You can almost see the grass grow here. The soil is stoked with water that will last for more than month.
When I go to a fast food joint , I save the napkins they give me, to save as emer Toilet paper. Have a week or 2 of cash on hand.
Smart thinking!
You have a very nice garden with a nice balance and your reserves is spot on.Well done Lilly.
Your garden is amazing, thank you for your pantry tour.
Hi from Houston, Texas. We had droughts a few years ago and it got to a point where everything was drying out and lasted for 3 years. After last year freeze Strom, being the 3rd or 4th largest city in the US, we never run out of food but one week of the city being frozen, no power and more than half of the city with no water. You can't really say it can't happen to you where you live. So I feel you, we are now getting a lot of rain and we flood easily, we have been fortunate that we haven't flooded in our block but right down one street my neighbors have rebuilt more than 5 times or had major repairs. I am a hiker, camper and love the outdoors, so during the freeze we use our camping gear to keep us warm and potable electric generator with portable solar panels. I now have been watching your channel and I'm enjoying your content, keep up the good work and wish you the best.
I need to lose 30 lbs (13 kg), so I, for one, welcome a food shortage
I moved into a bus since I cannot afford my own home. I designed an off grid ark that will function with no electricity at all. And then I added in some redundant systems, and full electric capabilities.
Of all the preparations I have made, I consider skill-building the greatest.
I have a bad feeling too. It won't go away.
"So I threw everything in my car.."
Literally!!😆👍
Damn it Lilly, you forgot the beer again!!!!
Hi survival Lilly, I have been in Austria and loved it. I made friends with Wolfgang at a pension on Oberdrauberg. I muss those days. I wish you the best and Happy New Year!
Meanwhile in other parts of west EU (NL, DE) we have one of the wettest summers ever. Massive rain storms.
Yes, south of the Alps it's also raining aplenty.
"Continental" Europe can have quite dry climate, though, and this was predicted to happen with global warming.
Add to that RU, China, Central mid-USA, and central Japan to the wet zones.
Great video! Thank you for sharing. I have been also thinking about that I should buy extra food to prepare for more difficult times. The wooden stove is a great idea too! I will also buy one later.
Lily here in the USA we have had to store food for yrs ,,,when you buy also buy seeds package of seeds for growing food I have grown food in the winter time in the house cucumbers even squash for myself beans and other things !!! Tomatoes plants the smaller one cherry plants are great in the winter time and get some miracle grow spikes if you have them in your area. I have buckets that I plant in and some top parts that let them climb on up. Minnesota can see the fires from Canada!!!
Lily I am gluten free also and have found bread to be EXPENSIVE so make my biscuits and freeze them for hamburger buns or a treat for myself. Smaller loaves at LARGER PRICE.
isn't miracle grow what is in GMO seeds?
Linda do you have any problems with bugs, when growing inside?
@@lisakaye9340 NOT much as it is so cold outside I usually have the house sealed up tight and nothing can come in, I always am taking the pots from the inside of the room to the window for sunshine in the morning!!
Lily, you are always so reserved and quiet. To hear you talking about this really raises my level of concern. I made a mistake transferring to Las Vegas, that I am trying to fix right now and get back up to Seattle. Seattle is one part of the US that is the least affected by the climate changes, and is full of friends and more natural things I can find in nature to survive if need be.
I'm glad you are putting in rain catchment. You'll need alot more than you would think. At least 1 gallon per day per person plus garden and animals. Buy a Berkey water filter. Food expiration dates are there to scare people into throwing away food and spending more money.
got a drought here in california and we have a lot of fires too. thank you for some news from your part of the world. Plenty of room for concern and everyone should start prepping!
Saurkraut is so good for you.
Interesting. I knew "I" was experiencing a drought in the USA. I didn't know it was happening in Austria and Canada too.
Yes it's getting pretty dry north of Edmonton, been like this before but not this early, no normal Thunder storms that we always get, southern Alberta has the irrigation canals that were built 100 years ago so they have some supply.
I live in Georgia. It’s been cooler than average and raining all the time. Not everywhere has a drought or heat wave.
This is interesting to me because we’re I am in the USA, it has been raining for a couple of weeks straight!
@@LadyCourtney it’s been raining multiple times every week for months here, i wish the sun would come out lol
@@Wealth_Wisdom_Discernment and the humidity is awful! But at least we have water and growing plant!
When I go to bulk food stores, I bring storage totes in my car to put the food in so it's easier to bring into the house. Watching you just toss everything loosely in the trunk made me cringe in horror lol.
xD yeah I need to get me those totes
I can't believe anyone goes food shopping and doesn't use bags ... that's a totally alien concept to me.
@@AC-um2mk Bulk stores like that usually don't have bags because most people are buying cases of items at a time. They sometimes have empty boxes you can use or you'll have to bring your own or do like Lilly and just toss it in your car.
I've been using storage containers/totes for years when I go shopping so even though it's bagged it won't be sliding around and makes unloading quick and easy.
@@JohnFourtyTwo Fair enough. I don't go to such stores but even so I use the re-usable "bags for life" and find them excellent value for 10p each ... they last for ages and can easily carry a 24 pack beer 😉👍
@@AC-um2mk I have a few of those "bags for life" also and they're great! I'm sure they'll hold a 24-pack of beer if they were big enough but I just use the built-in carry handle for that and canned cat food. The ones I have are a little smaller than a regular paper bag but a little bigger than a regular plastic bag.
Seems like the stores I go to standardized on this mid-range size with the "bags for life" they sell. I've seen some larger ones but they're insulated but are a bit pricey but I don't need these since I don't live that far from the stores.
I don't go to those stores either because I don't buy in bulk and even though the prices may be a bit cheaper, it's not worth the hassle because it seems a lot of people go there and the lines are always long at the checkout. I've only been to them with a friend who wanted to go and that was enough for me.
Also for those bulk stores you have to buy an annual membership to be able to shop there and they have a wholesale membership for those buying in bulk for their restaurants or stores and regular memberships for others who qualify by being active or retired military, police, civil service, or other jobs that sponsor them.
They do have a much larger selection than most other stores but I can find what I need at my regular stores at pretty much the same same price.
If you are going to start having really high temperatures that are not normal for your area I suggest not buying pull top cans. The extreme heat could cause pressure in the cans that may compromise the seals on the cans. The same problem could happen in reverse if you have a cold winter that could include power outages.
Please don't stop growing onions and garlic . They have so many heathy benefits and help keep mosquitoes and ticks away . And they're perfect for bartering . Just my thoughts anyway . And was that a small pool I saw in your back yard ? That could be a perfect place to store water or even start a small hydogarden . Love your vids girl , keep up the good work ✌️
From Canada here: That fire may have been started by a train, but there are a lot of unanswered questions about that fire.
I loved the way you just tossed things into the car in a big heap. It's so hard to pack with one hand holding a camera. 😎
Cheers from Juneau Alaska,
Greg Chaney
Typically in Canada these days, where there is smoke there is a church set on fire.
Really? Why is that? Protesters or something? Just a question from Australia.
I know. I've prayed for you guys.
" Don't be an asswhole and buy all the stuff " great message Lilly.
Cheers from Canada. 🍺
Canadian here. I've been to Lytton multiple times for work in the railroad. That place and for the fact, that whole valley down to Washington it is always HOT.
This year hotter then most given. As for the forest fires, it needs to burn. In Canada we have more tree cover and forest cover then anytime in the last 100 years. We have done to good of a job fighting fires, and managing under brush(which is a huge task in the mountains). The lack of rain in the Canadian Prairies is however very startling as beef and dairy cow feed has gone through the roof due to everything stopping growing.
Hallo Lilly, I loved my 6 years living/working in Austria, you still have a beautiful way of life and traditions.
Mfg Si
Lilly, if you dehydrate tomato purée, it takes up a very small space and can be rehydrated to make tomato juice, tomato sauce, tomatoes paste and passata. I'm pretty sure the powder has a very very long shelf life. Clarified butter has an indefinite shelf life.
I wish that you do more videos about this kind of stuff
Write expiration dates large on everything. Keep stock rotated
Certainly not been too hot or dry in the UK lately.
Also shortages are mainly caused by panic buying such as the toilet roll shortage due to COVID causing people to lose all sense of reality.( you can’t eat bogroll). I am reliant on disability benefits which are only enough to just about survive so for me there is no chance of stocking up on anything
Teach a man to fish and he will never go hungry. There is more then one way to prepare.
If you can afford it but 2 of sometimes next time you go instead of 1. I understand disability is barely a survival wage but there are many other ways to prepare as well aside from stocking up. Also you don’t need to buy everything all at once, over time is better for your bank account anyways.
@ Mark Edis,
Why did the puppet masters pick toilet paper for a "shortage" to stampede the cattle and not cigarettes or coca-cola?
Answer: Because every one uses toilet paper but not every one smokes or drinks coca-cola.
@@rubinmuslake I keep about 1 weeks food in reserve however my wife works for a supermarket which has its advantages
HELLO from MONTANA USA. The weather is sweltering here. Our crops are NOT getting enough moisture. Montana is famous for Wheat and Pulse crops. The wheat crop is estimated to be 33% of normal right now, and this is before the grasshopper plague eats as much as possible. The pulse crop may be worse. If people worldwide expect the USA to be the breadbasket of the world and export what is grown, they will be mistaken. We may not have enough food to feed the USA.