Mormon Cannery (LDS Home Storage Center) - 1 Year Supply For 1 Person - Who, What, When, Where, Why?
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2016
- We went to the Mormon cannery to purchase some staple foods. We ended up with a 1 year's supply for 1 person to compliment our current food storage. I included a link below that shows what they recommend for 1 year 1 person supply. I also put a link below so you can order this online if you don't have a cannery near you.
providentliving.churchofjesus...
Purchase Online: store.lds.org
BYU.edu (1 year for 1 person suggestion) Once at the site, search "food" on their site): ndfs.byu.edu
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I've been a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS / Mormon) my entire life. And therefore provident living principles have been insulted in me throughout my life. So I guess it's fair to say that I've been a "prepper" now for almost 65 years. Great video by the way. I appreciate you.
Nicest people anywhere! God bless you for sharing!👍
I have been a customer for some time and have stocked away a supply of various foods that came in handy during the shortages of late. Baking supplies and pasta flew off the shelf quickly at our grocery stores but with our stock, we were able to continue enjoying home Cooked meals and help out our children who didn't have the resources. The people at the cannery are the most awesome you will ever meet and as was stated in the video, you can order on line with a minimal shipping cost.
It has been comforting having supplies. I have baked lots of bread! In fact, I will be posting a video about sourdough bread soon... THE BEST survival bread!
This was very helpful and ai never would have known or thought of it, thanks!!
No problem!
bought my basics from lds church.. before the feds closed down the canning operations ,they are very helpful loving folks... saved a bunch of money and enjoyed canning my own items several times with them.. plan to purchase their precanned goods in the future..
The Church still sells food.
My father was a High Priest in the Mormon church in American Samoa which is where he was originally from and many of my other family members from that side of the family are Mormons as well. I myself am not a Mormon as I wasn't raised by my father. I must say that my father was a very good man and very blessed and in all my life most of the Mormon people I have met are very good God loving people.
Faafetai tele lava!
I never considered them selling it online, so I kind of wrote that resource off last time I heard of it. Just looked it up and most of their prices that are more online are still cheaper than the cheapest place I have found for long term food. Then checked and found out I have one just 75 miles from me.
lol Sometimes it just helps to hear an idea again to recheck it out. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the comment...
They don't sell for profit. Good church going folk
I agree some of the best people I ever met as well.
Yes I purchase from my local Mormon cannery selling to the public in April 2022. Wonderful experience great people good prices.
The wheat berries are awesome- slow cooked in crock pot w / broth or water. Turns out like short rice! I cook it up with carrots & peas for my chickens as winter treat. Also, side dish for us! Try some- you’ll be amazed! Super healthy, too.
Than you for the tip. Over the years I have learned rice should only be used limitedly.
Sounds Yummy!
I cook my Wheat Berries in IP, eat them whole with Alittle milk & sweetener as cereal or a snack, add to Taco Meat, Chicken Alfredo, Spaghetti, Salads, yogurt, etc.. they tend to take on the flavor of the foods I add them to.
Increasing Protein and of course the Other nutrients.
Yes, I discovered them last summer and made a few trips to pick up random items. Some items they were out of stock for a couple of months and one guy came in and bought $3K worth of food so, that caused them to be further out of stock.
Some things to note:
They have sales on certain items. But, those sale sheets are made up a year ahead. In other words, having a sale has nothing to do with what they’ll actually have in stock and that they were, indeed, affected by last year’s food shortages.
You can order by the case to have them delivered. But, sometimes, if they’re out of stock online, and they often were, you’d be best to get to the closest location, but call ahead. Getting things delivered means 6 to a case of a singular item. If you go in person, you can mix and match. If you’re trying to maintain OpSec, then you’re best off going in person. Because, if you receive a delivery and you’re trying to keep your neighbors out of your business, sorry, but the boxes will appear as they do in this video, outlining the contents. Canned items generally last up to 30 years, unopened. Other items, that come in bags, last maybe 2 years and you might want to vacuum seal them, once you get them home.
I haven’t done the financial and nutritional math. But, my impression is that what they offer will not only quickly round out items you buy elsewhere. But might give you better control over fat, salt and sugar, than many of the prepped long term storage meals you see out there, which a lot of us need over 50. You can always change flavors, with the abundance of spices available, to avoid good fatigue.
One of the great things is that, if you’re over 50 and you stock u on items that have a 25 to 30 year shelf life, if Armageddon doesn’t happen, you’ll have something socked away for retirement, that you’ve paid lower prices for, ahead of time.
Tha KS for sharing with us all God bless you and your family from your friends in
It's not called the Mormon Cannery. It's Home Storage Center. Members used to be able to go and can the items, which was a lot of fun; but that's been discontinued due to some governmental issues. We can now go and purchase items which are already canned/packaged.
Can anyone purchase from there?
Thanks for the info!
@@colt45peacemaker yes anyone can purchase these items
@@kathyknepp9883 thanks
@@colt45peacemaker you are welcome. Everything we bought there has been very good. Hope you enjoy any items you buy.
I did the same thing, I stored my own and supplemented with food from LDS. Their prices are always good.
I found them very helpful!
just found out about this resource recently , very highly recommended ;-)
I just discovered the Mormon cannery as well. Thanks for your video. I am just starting to prep.
Good luck to you!
Very informative. Exactly the info I was seeking. Thank you.
Great I have always wanted to order from them. They had a limited selection on their site but prices were good
This is what lots of people need to see to
Love this!!
They r so nice to work with. I got food storage from them as well.
Love this
9/19/18.....Good ideas with necessary info. I was on my smartphone looking for LDS Cannery site just last night....
so somehow I was led both to
the site + to your video within 12 hrs. A true miracle for trying to prep/put away food safely during
this time of much civil problems here in America.
Glad to see the SIZE of the cans b/c I couldn't figure out #10 can since I likecti cook & bake but have NO experience in canning or dry freezing or making jerky---NONE of those old fashioned "country" ways to put up food items.
I'm going to watch your video again---then Googke other LDS Cannery/food items & ideas....
make my list of food items & go to nearest location 1+ hr from my home.
Like Larry the cable guy says---GET HER DONE!
GOD BLESS AMERICA!
I've been learning to can. It's a natural course of action when you start to garden. I've done salsa. I've also done venison that was an amazing experience. There's plenty of Yahoo "how to" videos and no you don't need to grow your own to "can" but it's rewarding if you do.
Canning fresh foods and meats is so much cheaper than buying it already canned! I learned from the website of "Suttons Daze"! She is a good teacher and loves to can! She is hilarious too! Give her a try sometime!
Fantastic.
By the way- I live several hours from a LDS cannery - they will ship most of their products for a super low fee to your house! Create an account online and place your order- easy, fast and price is Very affordable. I called them and agree- wonderful people .
I ordered 6 cases and shipping was $3.00 TOTAL! Now wife & I feel much better about our pantry:)
Wow!
I may get some more!
Thank u
I like that you are thinking ahead. You'll need 4000 to 5000 calories a day if shtf or a disaster in your area. The work that's involved when the lights are out is unimaginable. Cutting trees, how to cook, do you have enough water stored, how to shower, where to sleep, bathroom ?etc. Also prep goodies, candy, choc chips etc. It helps morale. Good luck.
Judy A. Shroads no you don't
Wrong about calorie intake. Bad advise
How about meat? I bought chicken and beef in #10 cans from Costco several years ago. It's very expensive but I think a little meat added to rice or other dishes will make life a lot more bearable in a disaster situation.
Good idea... I'm going to do that as well!
Also we have beef jerky
That would be unbearable to me. I had to go hungry many times over the last fifty years because people mixed meat into the food instead of doing meat separately.
A plant-based diet is proven to be far healthier than consuming dead animals. Living a compassionate life is good for the soul!
@Richard Ensey absolutely true. Even plants which are living organisms die when harvested.
My bread recipe:
1 heaping teaspoon granulated yeast. I buy it by the jar. It's less expensive than the envelopes.
1..25 - 1 1/4 cups warm water . Pour in yeast
Let them sit together for 5 to 10 minutes. Stir
Add 1/4 cup sugar. Stir
Add 3 1/4 cups flour. Here is where you add a little garlic, Adobo, parsley, salt, whatever you like. Mix
I use the dough hook on my Kitchen Aid Mixer, let it mix for a few minutes. Here you note whether you need more water or flour.
Let rise for, at least one hour.
Place in buttered loaf pan
Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour. My oven is old and may be different than yours. Check the first few times, just in case our ovens are different.
I, also, use this as my pizza dough recipe.
This recipe may be tweaked to your own taste.
Thank you so much! I have made bread like this, but I am trying to make bread with only flour and water that will rise. I learned that sourdough bread is the answer because you use sourdough starter, which is made from flour and water which in turn, over time, eventually grows wild yeast. It just aint easy, that's for sure!
i buy from the Home Storage Centers (what they call the canneries now) all the time!
while i ike having big buckets of wheat, i do advise that you buy the #10 cans not the bags of wheat UNLESS you plan to start grinding your own wheat for flour soon- those bags may only be 25 pounds, but unlike the cans you cant move them one at a time if they get too heavy!
I like cans as well!
Side note.. One will most likely have several big cans open at one time in order to have a variety. Figure out how to keep bugs from getting into that while you consume it. Also..make water source/purification a high priority...its no fun eating dry pasta.
obsolete professor , I use mason jars for the contents of the can, and then vacuum seal the jars.
I have enough water stored for drinking and the food... and a Berkey for then runs out.
A lot of times you can also get cheeses like cheddar in big blocks or other foods like jello mixes or granola. I remember one time when I was little and we had money troubles we used it.
Really... I didnt know... prob pretty good deal too...
A very good deal!
I don't think they do that now. Also you may be remembering things that came from the commissary which I also remember from when I was a kid. But that did not come from the Mormon church. It is my understanding that they do have more and different food assistance for Mormon members, but I think it's a pretty involved process to get the assistance.
Twenty years ago, I called Mormon churches trying to find this stuff while I was getting ready for y2k. They wouldn't tell me about it. At all. Nice that's changed.
That is weird! They want the public to know about this! Don't know why they would not tell you!
I stopped buying #10 cans. It’s just me and my husband, and we have spent the last 5 years experimenting with dehydrated and freeze dried foods, a lot of which came in the #10 cans.
You have a couple options.
1. Be prepared to eat that item until you’re sick of it, because once you open a #10, the timer begins, it begins to lose food value, and there’s A LOT of it there.
2. Just be aware that when you open one of those huge cans, you’ll have to have the resources (aka power) to store whatever you don’t immediately use I. Mylar bags or something similar, or go back to option #1.
3. Just open them all now, one at a time, Rebag them in Mylar bags in more reasonable and manageable amounts now, so it won’t be a problem later.
Because they’re so large I just don’t buy the #10 cans for us any more. It’s just too much and a LOT goes to waste that way.
I mean, say, for example, you open a can of beans. One person can eat a regular 15 ounce can of beans in a sitting no problem. But the next day and the next, you might want something else. Some variety.
That’s not gonna happen if you open a #10 can of beans. Yeah, they may be dehydrated, but the second you break that seal, moisture is getting in, and nutrients are getting out, so the sooner you prepare and consume them, the better.
If you have a larger group of people it’s great. But for 1-4 people, not so much.
Great info!
Repackage into canning jars and vacuum seal. Easy peasy!!
If you have children or grandchildren you still might want to have a few #10 cans about just in case! Also be aware that serving sizes differ from what is suggested and what people actually eat so you should be aware that you might need more than you think! An actual serving is usually a cup but most people actually eat at least twice as much at typical meal! Just saying...
Actually, once you open a #10 can, you can put the rest in glass quart jars and seal it shut with an inexpensive Food Saver Machine! It WILL keep a long time that way, plus you can open the jar and reseal several rines, as long as the canning lid is good! If not, get another lid! Hope this helps.
@@paularizzo5217 exactly.
I went to a cannery and was told by the leader there that they don't make money off of it. That every thing is grown by volunteers. The prices that I can get wholesale is cheaper than the cannery. So someone is fudging the numbers. They do provide some good info however there are a lot of internet sites with as good info without having to go to a "Bishops Pantry"
Thanks for the video. I am considering purchasing a years supply. Do these come with the date they were packaged printed on the can? I thought I saw it on the seam of the label on the can you showed. Thanks.
Not sure.. mine is packed away right now.
We used to be able to check out a #10 can sealer but that is no longer available and each empty can with lid was one dollar. I loved that because I could can "organic" powdered milk, wheat, rice, beans, apples and sugar. The government just can't leave churches & freedom alone. I guess gmo foods are better than nothing if you have no other choice. Now, I buy the few #10 can organic foods retail but must vacuum seal in Qt jars otherwise. It keeps well but if we have an earthquake a third of my food could well be destroyed. The people at the cannery are very pleasant to deal with.
Lee Daniels
Don't know what is safe anymore after learning about Roundup or Glyphosate in so much of the food we eat.
I buy certified organic and non china(I try to buy organic American when possible). I get alerts from a group called "The Cornucopia Institute". They are free to join and let you know which organic co are good & which co & products are lying. Not all organic foods are equal. They also look into the packaging of organic foods.
When you are done canning put them back in the box they came in and squish some bubble wrap between the jars. If it is a "big one" that knocks your shelves over that won't help but the bubble wrap should cushion quite a but of shaking. A couple of screws to mount the rack to the wall and something (butchers twine or baling wire) in the front and you should be ok.
Thanks, I will try that!
You can still buy bulk wheat (white or red) in 50 pound bags. The rest of the items must come pre-canned, done in a clean room environment.
You can thank Obama for that. He flew spur of the moment to SLC, requested a meeting with the leadership...and promptly threatened to yank the Church's tax-exempt status if adjustments weren't made to our food storage program. It's my understanding he was quite nasty about it.
I'm hoping that President Trump will undo that particular threat.
There are a few privately owned canners around. You still have to order cans, lids, O2 absorbers, etc., but it can be done...if you know where to look. There are places like Costco and bulk supply companies that sell supplies.
Thank you for the info.. :") New to your channel.. :")
Thank you!
The LDS Church used to reccomend one year of food storage. Now it is two years. It is required that believers store food.
@The RightStuff 400 pounds of grain would provide roughly 1500 to 1800 calories per day.more then sufficient for the average couch potato but not much if working hard. They recommend 60 pounds of honey per year or about 2.63 ounces a day. Not a lot but enough to make the food much more enjoyable.
Its not required, just heavily suggested
In case of the power going out do you have a manual powered grain mill for grinding your wheat berries? I'm trying to find one that grinds a fine flour similar to store bought flours. Thanks.
I don't, but I want one. Also can store more flour by way of berries than flour itself and berries store a lot longer when stored correctly than flour.
I keep bread flour on hand in quantity just in case! I also have wheat with a Wonder Mill! You just need to keep some flour stored! This is all going to be so tricky once SHTF begins! We may be without electricity for long periods of time! That is when we WILL really learn to trust the Lord for our daily needs!
The food pantry here in reno, Nevada has no food to sell to the public right now. Their out of stock! Just Bishops closet is open for their poor. They have no idea when or if they will get any stock. Wow. Amazing...
Wow! Its one thing to prep years ago talking about this happening in the future, and it actually happening...
NIW that is bad when the LDS Church is out of food!
Was hoping for a list of exact inventory purchased
nice size stack for the money i say good deal stay alert stay alive !
Do you have a list of the food you bought for the 1 year food storage for the cannery
Sorry about getting back so late. Did you finally get some of the food? If not, I will put a list together for you.
here is the link to the BYU 1 yr food list
ndfs.byu.edu/Portals/7/docs/research/AnApproachToLongerTermFoodStorageSept2015.pdf
Unfortunately there are no more LDS canneries. But you can still buy from LDS food storage companies.
I recently went to the LDS online store and was asked several questions filling out a form, and then they asked for my church ID Number... I don't go to their church and have no church ID... so I believe it's now members only. Correct me if I am wrong.
In these harder times, that may be true!
I went on the other day, had to create an online account but was able to sign in as a non member of the church. I believe you just had to scroll down and acknowledge that you wouldn't be able to access certain member only parts of the site. You should be able to order as a guest too. Hope that helps!
I purchased from one of their 100 U.S. locations and wasn’t asked for any membership information
Hi bread can be made from beans ground up. Potato flakes. Nice haul
Thanks for the info! I'm searching about it now. I am trying to learn to make bread that rises without store bought yeast. I have learned how to make sourdough bread with flour and water only and it rose nicely...
@@LoneStarPrepping That's awesome! Keep going ! Bread is fairly easy and basic or can be. If you prefer not to use yeast. Start a sourdough starter, sorry you said that . Retired baker 😀 Thank you for everything I learn from you
@@BrendaC-cf7td
So far I feed started daily for weeks and it doubles but just not strong enough to rise dough by double
@@LoneStarPrepping hi, what are you covering the starter with? Do you add sugar and flour when you feed it? Or just yeast? If you have a video on it. I would love to watch it. Maybe add in some yourgart or buttermilk or just milk with a little vinegar added. That might do the trick.
@@BrendaC-cf7td
My goal is to add nothing but flour and water to feed starter... I want to make the bread totally with flour and water and thats all. It worked and tasted okay but proofing doesnt double. More dense than I like.
Tried looking them up. They have stopped doing that here at Nauvoo I’ll.
It's not called the Mormon Cannery. It's now Home Storage Center. 😉
Can anyone buy from the lds online store?? I wanted some things but didn't know if i could.
Thank you for the vid.i love bread too!!
Yes...
@@LoneStarPrepping are u sure?
@@venicemitchell1407 you could when I made this video... no idea about now...
@@Mimidtr310 we got our lids from the same place we got the food...
Some people are saying no, others are saying yes! You will just have to call the one near you!
Where did you find a list of what to buy for 1 year per person? Is it listed on their site?
The link I had for the list does not work anymore, but this link may be able to help you...
www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/ensign/2006/03/random-sampler/food-storage-for-one-year?lang=eng
Can you buy from them if you aren't LDS?
Lewis Dixon
Yes
do you have a list of all the food they sale ....not that much on their page,,maybe im on wrong page
Click on "home and family" and then "self-reliance" tabs from the site I posted in my description for video. Or see if you have a local center in your area by searching online. The following link is from BYU, and it is a list of food they recommend for 1 person for 1 year. I didn't get all that because I wanted food to supplement what I already had. preparednessadvice.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/AN-APPROACH-TO-LONGER-TERM-FOOD-STORAGE.jpg
Thank you for responding so quickly!! Closet one to me is at least three hours away one-way,,so unless I was going to spend quite a bit it wouldn't be worth while,,also iam on disability so not a heap of money on hand ,,but thank you !!
The cannery will ship an order to your home for only a small shipping fee. They are very reasonable on their shipping prices. Super nice to deal with on the phone, or you can order right on the internet.
u can order online and shipping is real cheap
store.lds.org/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Category3_715839595_10557_3074457345616706370_-1_N_image_0
I couldn't find the suggested list of food quantities for one year, from the link :(
Im so sorry... I did not renew the domain that I uploaded it to. If I find the list, I will put below video in description.
Maybe this will help... www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/ensign/2006/03/random-sampler/food-storage-for-one-year?lang=eng
How did you buy this without being a member?
You dont have to be a member... I was suprised as well...
Do you know, if their foods can be GMO, irradiated, and have Round up on them or do they have certain standards about these things?
Good question. I have no idea... I doubt it...
It is literally impossible to get any info on the food. One website said that the carrots and onions can be sourced from China. I have called two different numbers, and emailed them, and they (LDS) either do not respond or do not know the country of origin or GMO, etc. Good prices, but where is this food grown?
@@sadiejackson774 Exactly, that's why I decided to package up my own.
I buy this food for long-term storage only. If it is during SHTF and I am starving I really don't care where it came from as long as I have food. Many of the foods that are labeled as safe, really aren't.
This video if from 7 yrs ago. I wonder if they've opened any of this.
If you are talking about me, no I have not opened them. No reason. There are many people who have eaten the canned food and say its great.
@@LoneStarPrepping yes, I wondered how they taste or if you used the food in rotation. But good to know they taste good. 👍
When storing for a year’s worth of food do you include meat or is it a year’s worth of meatless food?
I have a video on my site that shows all the food preps I have and how I manage it.
We don't live near a cannery. Sometimes they are still less expensive, even with shipping.
I'm pa also, wish I knew people in my area that we could talk with and possibly team up with. I'm all into it, hard to find like minded people
@@henrybittle5234 I tried to get Azure standard to have a drop in my area. I found 2 places, they called me once, then never followed up....
do you know of any places in Canada?
I'm sorry, I don't. Maybe they will ship? I imagine you already searched online...?
pat callaghan you can google lids home storage centers and it will tell you where they are around the world
Are these BPA free?
doesnt appear so. click link to any product and scroll down to see a warning
Here’s the link to the cannery locations...
providentliving.churchofjesuschrist.org/self-reliance/food-storage/home-storage-center-locations?lang=eng
If you put your flower in the refrigerator it does stay longer
If you put it in freezer even lasts longer...
Cool, I'm Mormon.
Respectfully, may I ask you a question?
1 Corinthians 4:6 tells us "do not go beyond the things written". The things written can be found in the bible and the bible alone. However, the Mormon church says that the book of mormon is just as important as the bible. How can this be if the Apostle Paul exhorted Christians not to go beyond the bible? Thank you in advance! God Bless!
The church sells this at NO MORE than cost as well. They do not make money off this or any other service they provide. Be sure to get their refried beans to too, they are AWESOME.
Good to know...
They don't have the refried beans on their site I just bought a year supply $810
The LDS canneries seem great, but I am a single man i wish they came in smaller cans.
You can buy smaller "paint cans" from ULINE and seal them yourself with an oxygen absorber and be just as good.
I thought the same thing but I have other people to feed who don't even live with me...
The LDS church members are the greatest people you will ever meet, I love them and the church ideologies to an extent.
Hope you bought a can opener
Folks need several in reserve. It will be an item some will forget. The last openers I bought did not work long.
Wish they shipped it overseas.
@Taylor if l could l would over twenty five years cheap.👋
Frog check around. Maybe the church has canneries/ stores closer to you.
Most of the links don’t work.
My links work... Their links may not...
What about all the water you need to prepare all that dried food. Most preppers never share the solutions to that above all necessity to cook all this stored food. How much will you need for one person for a year. You are going to also need some to drink and take care of hygiene from time to time
I guess this is going to depend on your situation. Personally I've got several nearby sources of water, and I know how to purify it. Food, fuel, and safety are all I need to be concerned with.
If you have any sources of water nearby there are numerous ways
and water purifiers on the market. (Sawyer and Berkey are a couple
of the best ones).
There are special plastic containers that you can purchase which
allow you to store water in a bathtub but you need to have it filled
prior to a power outage.
If you have your own well you can purchase pumps that will run off
of solar power or batteries.
Also, you can get an old fashioned styled hand pump installed so you
can pump water anytime...
None of these will interfere with your water pumps regular operation.
I hope this helped some.
Good luck and keep prepping.
Have a great day and be blessed.
You are correct. That's why I have a huge water storage container along with Berkey water filter and water just for drinking... Water = priority...
@@troystutsman1400 I'm going to give this a shot here..& I'm sorry for being so forward but if by chance you're still here if you don't mind & if you can maybe you can help with some suggestions or lead me to someone..I'm in deep South Alabama we don't have running fresh water near us..mostly standing ponds & creeks..we're 15min from the Gulf..we do live next to 2 gravel pits full of water & I don't know if that's safe..also my house at one time had well water but we switched to City..the well pump was stolen when we stopped using it..prepping is new to us but I'm starting I have 2 young grandsons & I'm worried about them..again I apologize for just jumping on to you..
2000 cal for woman 2500to 3200 for man depend on work what do .....A DAY not a year ....
wheat berries? come on it's just wheat. Remember that this stuff is great BUT if you don't have the ingredients to make bread, spaghetti etc. the food you eat will be very bland. Need a wheat grinder also. And they have the best hot chocolate ever.
Wheat berries is wheat with the chaff removed.
Remember that Barry's executive order to take your foot
Why on Earth do you need to stock pile food? I live in England. I don't see a Zombie Apocalypse on the horizon...? I genuinely do not get it...
I laugh at people like you who rush to get food and water here in America when a disaster is going to hit. LOL... I think its people like you that look like idiots on the news trying to stockpile just before an event hsppens only to see the store shelves empty. Good luck with that.
@@LoneStarPrepping What disaster? What stockpiling? Go back to your Bunker and count your 13 toes...
@@chrismortimer3808
Good luck to you. Ill keep you in my prayers...
@Taylor OK - I'm genuinely starting to see some sense in this. We have Christmas next Wednesday (I know!) and already folk in the UK are panic buying because the stores are closed for a single day! I'll get some food in - but I'll need you to send me an Assault Rifle - we aint allowed Pew Pews over here... Merry Christmas to you and yours and all the best for 2020 - hope you never need to break out the survival kit - but now understand the assurance and comfort it can give... x
@Taylor lol! Getting me a Narwhal Tusk just in case...
I'm thinking you can do this yourself cheaper.
Maybe... Not sure but worth a try...
@@LoneStarPrepping have you done a comparison?
I already bought everything. No I have not. In fact, I was looking to actually spend more. I was going to buy a grain mill and process my own wheat berries to flour and rotate it out and use it because it is so healthy...everything else, well, I didn't compare price because its done. Let me know if you do...
@@LoneStarPrepping I will! Great idea about the grain mill. Thanks!
I looked into it and it's pretty inexpensive. You might get something cheaper in a 25Lb bag, but 5 gallon buckets, milar bags oxygen absorbers cost money. And it's done buy experts, if you can drive to one it's even cheaper.
The problem with some of your stuff like rice will be a problem if you don’t have any way to cook it. No electricity unless you have a lot of propane for a cookstove, rice is a poor choice. I have cooked up rice and then dehydrated it then put in to mylar bags. Even without cooking propane, plain water will rehydrate it and it will be edible.
Nope, not much of a problem at all. I have a solar system I built for my home that has a 10,000 watt battery capacity. I have plenty of power. See my videos on this site. I also have A LOT of water stored and live within 200 yards of a lake and have water filters.
If the electricity goes out you can cook over a small fire or a Sterno. Please look at RUclips videos and make a simple rocket stove. You can use many different items to make it including bricks, Concrete blocks, or even metal cans. It is very simple I encourage you to look up rocket stove and find one that you could make easily that will just burn a very small amount of twigs which can easily be picked up almost anywhere
Wise is terrible food. Mountain House is better. LDS is awesome!
@negima50001 Around here water is plentiful. Filtering is very easy.
The above is a lie about the Mormon church...if this did happen and the Mormon church teaches that we should abuse our children I would like you to show me that in their doctrine...I know of no church that teaches its members to abuse their children...this is not to say that it does not happen, but that is not the same thing as it being taught and approved by any church! @wzrubicon
😂 “All this cost $600” I just realized this is a 7 year old video 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️ how far the mighty dollar has fallen.
I have no idea what it costs now!
All out of stock. 😷
Wow... really! Ask if or when they will have some in... ?
I believe in prepping in cases of job loss, illness, and to help others - do not take offense but I have seen channels where people prep to store food for 30 years which to me is a waste of effort, time & $ -
One prepper even said she was storing food in great amounts in a storage unit , food which she hoped to never use - my thought
" What a waste" and I no longer watch her channel
whats wrong with having a food storage that stores for 30 years?, thats better than ones that dont last that long, less rotations and easier to store
A years' worth wont go that far for my wife and myself because I have granddaughters etc... who I will feed...
Useless links. Do you enjoy wasting peoples time?
John Hooper
The links worked for me I just left the LDS website, saw what they have to offer
for online purchase, and I downloaded a copy of their recommend items and
how much per person per year..
So, please try again.
Try
www.store.lds.org