Food Preservation Secrets They Don’t Want You to Know!
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Looking for effective ways to make your food storage homestead a reality? Mylar bags, vacuum sealers, freeze dryers, water bath and pressure canners, and oxygen absorbers are all clever ways to ensure that food remains fresh for decades. Learn how to properly use these tools and you will be able to preserve food for as long as 30 years.
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Building a reliable food storage homestead begins with the right tools! In this video, we discuss essential food storage tools, such as Mylar bags, vacuum sealers, storage freezers, and freeze dryers, to help you preserve food for the long haul. Learn how to use oxygen absorbers to keep food fresh for up to 30 years and discover the best food storage tips for maintaining a long-term supply. We also have the method of canning water bath canning and pressure canning so your food stays safe and shelf-stable. You are preparing to stock up for emergencies, reduce food waste, or build a sustainable pantry with these food preservation techniques, which will maximize your storage potential. This guide includes everything you need to build a self-sufficient food storage system from vacuum storage to freeze-drying. Watch now to find out how to preserve food and extend its shelf life.
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You are a wealth of knowledge, which is empowering.
I appreciate that! I love sharing what I've learned.
The times of plenty is the time to prepare.
I have had differant Food Saver dehydrators and they do not last for more than a year for me. Last year I bought a Nesco. So far so good. I also use it to store deyhrated food in jars. I made an educated choice to not own a freeze dryer. They are SO expensive, loud and huge size. I have had differant dehydrators over the years. I finally bought a 10 tray Corsi. Love it. I am on a very limited budget. I do the mylar bags, but to save money I don't buy bags that have a slide to close. I do use oxegn absorbers and a hair flattener to seal bags. I used to do that a lot and still have food storage from it. Today, I am doing smaller amounts so I just do it in wide mouth canning jars and vacumn seal them. I have one chest freezer. It is full of food saver bags of meat that I find on sale. I buy lots and freeze it. If I think we are going to have any kind of power outage I start canning what is in the freezer.
It sounds like you have built a great food storage system for yourself that works! I’m here for it!
We have a orchard with quite a few different types and for years we canned a dehydrated lots and it worked out well, now we have a freeze drying and I'm amazed how much better the fruits are to eat over dehydrated fruit, and storing is so much easier too like how you do it.
Yes! I do the same with my orchard fruits! So so yummy! What fruit is your favorite to freeze dry? I still love some dehydrated fruit with honey and spices or fruit roll ups…love them both!!
@GubbaHomestead Yes you can't beat the fruit leather roll up, we have three varieties of plums and also pears and apples and bing and pie cherrys. So pears and satsuma plums are probably my favorite, how about you?
I could munch on the freeze dried fruits all day. Sooo good! Thanks Gubba!
You're awesome! Do you ever do meet and greets or anything like that?
Thank you! But that’s a lot of information to process , I’ll probably have to watch again and write it down… ( heavy sigh) LOL so much to do right now, prepping garden for planting etc 😊Thanks again gubba 👍
Thats awesome, im starting out with my equipment for canning, but this was helpful! Thanks !!!
It would be nice to see like a “What I eat in a Day, in the homestead” ! 🎉❤
Great idea thank you!
I love gubba
As always, thank you for sharing your incredible knowledge, Gubba. ❤
I am definitely saving my pennies for a freeze dryer!
I think you will love it! Have you tried dehydrating too?
So far I have a dehydrator and a food saver.. I'd love to learn to can and one day get a freeze dryer!
You have an amazing setup so far! Canning is one I would highly recommend learning next, there's so much value in it.
Thank you for the recommendations!
Freeze dried fruit just sounds too good to be true! Thanks Gubba!😊
I think you would love it! Tangy and sweet with a crunch!
Very nice job. Hope you create many more videos on your farm. Hugs Gubba❤
Thank You Gubba for this video. It is very encouraging. I do like the food saver system, However, I like to wrap what I'm going to save in parchment paper before it goes into the plastic bag. Could you share your opinion on this, PLEASE😁😁😁😁. Thank You again and Stay Faithful.
I think that’s a great idea! Do whatever works for you! The less plastic, the better!
I was reading that electric pressure canners are not recommended. I don’t have a gas cooktop. I assume you recommend this canner? I do use an electric water bath canner but I really need a good pressure canning solution. Curious if you could do a detailed video on yours or just give tips?
Nice videos
Appreciate that, thank you!
Also, purchasing FD meals from other places…the portion size is fixed……and sometimes I’m a pig, and need more! 😂 With my FD, i control my portion sizes!
I envy your space between shelves! I always have to slice my food sideways to fit my smaller space! Lasagna just isn’t quite the same when you remove the top, and set it beside the bottom of the lasagna! (But, it does still taste the same! 😉)
I buy oxygen absorbers based on the largest size bag i use (a gallon)…….then use that size for all my bags! Easier!
This is such a great point! You absolutely can control portions. And I didn’t think about that! More trays = less space in between. I do like my space because I sometimes put bulky foods in there lol!
Could you vacuum seal freeze dried foods?
Yes, you could. They won't last as long though for long term food storage as compared to mylar.
Eggnog and bacon...mmm
I was already a prepper and had plenty of tp and food when the plandemic hit.
Me too.
Yes! I had some preps too (TP included!!) I still remember going to the store though to witness the chaos! Wild times!
Yep, I was prepping for 12 years when that hit. People at my work were complaining about toilet paper. i was sitting on about 300 rolls and I use a bidet which makes 300 rolls of paper last years and years and years.