Our Visit To The Mormon Cannery
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Mormons are actually the premiere preppers. They were storing food supplies back in the 1800's. My neighbor of some years ago was a Mormon and she told me, the rule of thumb was to always have at least a 1 year supply of food at all times. Don't forget, root cellars were very common even as late as the 1970's.
I'm LDS, thank you for this great video! I really appreciate your testimony of Jesus Christ and the importance you place on family. God bless!!!
I'm not in the church but I contacted the local food storehouse and the guy spent a few minutes talking to me and giving me the low down. Seems like a great program however the one near me doesn't have a volunteer program. Thank you guys, LDS I mean, allowing non church members to shop at your granaries is truly a Christian service to the community.
Thanks for the video! I am mormon and i love the lds canneries!! U cant beat the prices and the food is definitely reliable. Its true the church has been doing this for decades!! Its a great start to beginning your food storage!
I likied them so much, I visited one of their churches and now its mine. The LDS Cannery is a great place.
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and you have my condolences in your time of loss.
Iam LSD and I want to thank you for your kind words, and thank you for helping people with this skill, I do a lot of teaching on this topic, I live up in northern Canada, were food storage is our life. Thank you again you teach very well and your very humble, I learn lots from you and your skills
Tommy Elliott LSD?
It was the dog food company that caught my eye.
"iam"
LySergic Days! (LSD.)
Tommy, pretty sure you're LDS, and NOT
an acid-dropper.
But, STAY OFF the Iam's Dog Food!
Yes, I'm funnin' here. Stay cool,
Tommy. (Oh, I'm LDS too, but without
the acid trip.)
steve
Cody I love your videos and plan on implementing several of your ideas in the near future , I am in the process of planing my garden and a rain catchment system. I am new to prepping but I already use those buckets with the Gama lids I think they are great. thanks for all of the great videos . sorry to hear of your loss. God bless.
sorry for your loss. and thank you for the wonderful comments about the church and us members keep up the great work and videos.
Sorry for your loss. I hope you can still have a happy thanksgiving. and thank you for your advice on life thank you.
JJ 16 years old from the Netherlands.
As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, I recognize the importance of preparing ourselves & families temporarily for the future.
This month I decided to used some of my extra grocery money to begin storing in case of emergencies or hard times.
Ironically the person who came to mind was this channel, so I searched wranglerstar food storage and bam, this video came up! Haha thanks brother, I really do appreciate you’re sincere services in providing these resources.
I know there are many resources on the topic of food storage I could’ve searched for info, however I don’t think it was out of coincidence this channel is what came to mind.
I’m excited to get started on my food storage journey and can’t wait to see what I can learn along the way!
Thanks again @Wranglerstar and fam, I’m sending prayers & appreciation on y’all’s behalf.✊👍🇺🇸
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Sorry for your loss; have a happy and joyous Thanksgiving! Words of wisdom as far as making a mends with loved ones. Thank you for what you do; your information is greatly appreciated.
My condolances on your loss and thank you for the information.
Wranglerstar Family I want to thank you for sharing this info. I've been wondering how the Mormon Cannery would treat an "outsider". You've given me the reassurance that I needed to make a visit to my local...
Mr. Wranglerstar if you ever question whether the time and effort you put into these videos is worth it I want you to think of what I am writing here. The knowledge you share in your videos helps people. If we (The People) face WROL know the information you have shared will of saved many lives or at the very least improved their quality of Iife.
Thank you Wranglerstars.
Not so common in some areas. In my location they have switched to getting those supplies in Mylar bags which are boxed. No buckets! Bummer! Maybe fast food places have pickle buckets??
Love your videos! And as a member of the LDS church I really appreciated your kind words. Thanks for all that you and your family are doing!
I'm excited to have found your channel as we are preparing to purchase a farm with 10 acres. Prior to moving in I would like to gain as much knowledge as possible to help us better utilize the land and use it to sustain our family. Thanks for posting!
We are LDS and enjoy the products from the cannery. The apple slices are yummy. We use the wheat to make breads and and pancakes and such and, the potatoe flakes are pretty tasty too. We like the oats. You can also get sugars and drink mixes. They also sell hot chocolate and I believe it is actually Stephens brand hot chocolate mix ( the owner of Stephens is LDS) not sure if im correct on that but it tastes the same. Have you used any of the products? What did you think? Remember, food storage is meant to be used and replenished and you should always store what you like to eat. My aunt stored M&M's in a #10 can with a oxy pack for freshness for for grandkids.
zroverz We haven't used any of it.
I've been a LDS shopper for over a year and have been very happy with the quality of the food as well as very nice and helpful folks. I prefer the #10 cans due to ease of storage. My wife was not onboard with the stocking up to the levels I've got till I lost my job and then she started using the food and found it very high quality. Love the Rice and Oats!
Sorry to hear of your loss. May God bless you and your family.
So sorry for your loss! My God bless you and keep you and your family.
Loved the video Mr.Wranglerstar and family. God bless and have a great day. Condolences for your family's loss as well.
Happy Thanksgiving to your family. What better time to think about preparing / securing your future needs while all the food is on the table tonight. God bless
This man is obsessed with handles, yet the cabinets have none. What gives?
that's actually pretty funny
+Michael Towle // Mine are like this. It's simple. Just put a finger tip around the cabinet door edge. This is simply a style, and the doors & drawers are made to accommodate you.
Dude... 🤯
I don’t handles either...no big deal came that way.
I got my food grade buckets for FREE at Safeway. I went to the bakery dept and got 4 gal food grade buckets and lids. The bucket lids are easy to get on and off. Go the home depot and get a bucket lid tool for $3.
I have been using my buckets for 7 years. Wash out the icing and you are good to go.
I am sorry for your loss. I lost my grandfather last Saturday. It is always hard to loose someone you love around the holidays.
Hi Cody, I appreciated your kind words about Mormons as well. One other idea is that you can purchase 25 lb bags of the dry goods directly from the cannery and take them home to put in the buckets. I have found I can get free 5 gallon buckets- food grade- from local bakeries. I purchase a few of the gamma lids in different colors. Rice in red, sugar in yellow. But I leave the original lids in place until I need to open them the first time. This way I only need a few of the gamma lids.
So sorry to hear about your Grandmother. My wife has lost both sets of grandparents and I have one Grandma left on my side. Boy are those times we spend with her times I treasure.
We went to the LDS cannery in North Dallas a couple of months ago. Great experience but they did not have the mylar bag items.
They were still recovering from sending foods to Hurricane Harvey victims.
If we ever need something because of a disaster of any kind, we are headed to my mother's basement, she is of that older generation you were speaking of, and she has allway been stocking up....Also, our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family on the loss of your Grandmother, so sorry to hear that......
Sorry to hear of your loss. Your channel has been a wealth of information and insight. Glad I found it. It is helping my family become more self sustaining.
Sorry for your loss. This video was packed with lots of good advice and information...
Happy Thanksgiving to the Wranglerstar family hope you have a blessed day, I'm sorry to hear of your loss.
I really like the LDS cannery also. Very nice people and very helpful.
You two are an inspiration.
My experience was the same. I called ahead to get the 'open-to-the-public' hours, and the are very friendly and open about their mission (non-religious). I like the fact that they teach their members about self reliance, take care of your family mentality. When I actually showed up they treated me as if they had known me all along. I've had the occasion to come across people I knew were Mormon, and without exception they were very orderly and genuinely nice.
praying for ya'll...........Cody, I know you know this but John 14:1-3 has always been a comfort to me. Dealing with grief is never easy and because of the effects of the fall, a human heart suffer much more than it should. Take joy in the promises given to believers, and know many in Christ are praying for you.
Sorry for your loss and thank you for all the videos.
Great info guys! Thanks!!
I've been to the LDS cannery too and had the same great experience. Very helpful and friendly people. As far as I can tell the prices are very good too. Hope your Thanksgiving was a good one.
One great use if you do have rancid oil is to use it to burn in an oil lamp...you can add some fresh or dried herbs to alter any smell you can notice. Blessing and our sympathy towards you and your family in your loss.
Sorry about your grandma. Grief is the price we pay for love. Thanks also for your videos and advice. Guys like you are leading what I like to call a 'male rennaisance', where guys like me are getting away from their videogames and gadgets and back to nature, practicality and being useful once again. I've definitely taken positive steps since coming across this channel.. Happy thanksgiving, from Pete from australia
Sorry for your loss! Those screw on 5 gal. bucket lids make great tool and material boxes if you work out of a pickup truck, as "waterproof" tool boxes are pricey, and rarely work as advertized.
They are in AZ as well! We have three stores out here. The company operated stores under the names of Waremart Food Centers and Cub Foods until 1999 when it changed its storefront name and the corporate name to WinCo Foods, which stands for Winning Company.
Thanks for the charming video. I have purchased my buckets and lids at Winco also. Happy Thanksgiving. Love that you aare in love!
Wish we had a Mormon cannery close to where I live. Its always great to be prepared. Thanks.
Great service. Great example.
I have to get myself some of those 2 gallon gamma lids. Thanks for sharing.
wise words cody, thank you. a quote that helps me gain perspective on loss, " don't cry because its over. smile because it happened." .....dr. seuss. still learning from the ol' doc.
Very sorry to hear of your loss. Even in death we should give thanks . God bless
Cody, thank you for your very informative video. I am accustomed to food storage I was raised Mormon, and my parents kept a 3 month supply of food storage for a family of 8. I am 68 now, and visit my church pantry 4 times per year. Once each season.
I truly wished I could have had neighbours such as you and your family. Thank you.
I'm not a member either but I certainly respect them. The lids I found are called "Gamma" lids and they are a bit expensive but great for resealing products. Sorry to hear about Grandma, happy Thanksgiving to your family. Thanks for the video.
Happy Thanksgiving to you, Jack, and Mrs. Wranglerstar.
My condolences to you and your family. Also, it is so good to see some cross denominational sharing and caring. We attend a nondenominational fellowship here, and I personally know many LSD folks. Some even attend our church with a willingness to hear sermons from different perspectives. I've always found them to be friendly and neighborly.
Thanks, I'll have a look.
God Bless!
I know that this was recorded several months ago, but I wanted to extend my condolences on the loss of your Grandmother... *hangs head* It's never easy to say goodbye to a loved one, but it helps to know that you will see him/her again, someday... *wag, wag, wag...*
I love hearing this I’m LDS
I came across you food storage videos which I found interesting. I have to go back and look at you older video's. Good info. Thanks!
Store coconut oil for cooking as it has almost an unlimited shelf life.
I feel there is a true lesson to be learned (spiritual beliefs aside) from the Mormon Community. With little use of the imagination in a economic collapse situation you will be dealing with despirate people everywhere. So these self sustained communities like the Mormons have security in thier community. A group having a pulse on everyone in that group. When it comes down to it a family will defend itself, but strength in numbers. I know 3 of my 25 closest neighbours within a 5km radius.
I'm sure the cost is a bit more than the cannery, but I've noticed Walmart is now selling long term storage foods in #10 cans, in their own dedicated area. I was a little surprised to see it there. I've been to the cannery in my area and had a great experience as well, definitely a service to the community.
Cody, when you can the food yourself at the cannery you can opt out of canning and just purchase the 25 lbs bags. Might save even more if you plan on using 5 gal/2.5 gal buckets for some of the storage. Just another option brother!
1:40 I prefer the mylar bags because (in my experience) the # 10 cans used at the LDS cannery had a big problem with rusting. Number 10 cans from the grocery stores didn't have the problem either.
The mylar bags also were less likely to leak than the vacuum food saver bags I've often used.
Other than that the LDS people were very nice, and had good prices. I've been back many times.
There is a printable list of what's available on the provident living website.
That lid is cool!
Here in TX some people keep a grass fed half cow (cut & packaged of course) in rotation at their home.
I do this almost exclusively. I just bring the 25 pound sacks of food home, and then pack it in my buckets. No appointment necessary to pick up the bulk sacks.
Glad you had a good time!
Have a Blessed Thanksgiving.. Enjoy your videos. You have a great family.
Cody, I use a different color of gamma lid, since they're $7 each, for each different type of food that is actively being used so you can get in and out of your rice bucket for example, without having to crack the regular lids open. That way I'm not opening multiple buckets of rice at a time, and it saves money on lids.
I am sorry for your loss. I also lost a cousin yesterday unexpectedly. We will be praying for them both.
Hey! I'm a Mormon! :-D Great video Cody!
Happy Thanksgiving!! Sorry to hear of the loss of your family member. (-:
I guess I should get to know some Mormons in my area. thanks for your videos.
I'm not an LDS member, I've been there many times and I've never had a problem getting items. They seem to treat it as a community outreach.
Their days and hours are rather limited so I'd suggest that you call a Provident Living Home Storage Center to get their days and hours. You can even order on-line.
I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your grandmother. Great advice though, "...make it right."
OH MY GOODNESS!! Little Jack and baby Cody!
You can find the omega lids at home depot now. They keep them over in the paint dept.
I agree that the LDS is probably the best place to go through to get bulk food.
Sorry about your grandmother's passing. I worry about the health of mine, and am thankful for each day she's with us.
Store what you eat, eat what you store! Rotate through your storage. Learn good preservation skills like canning and dehydrating. Store a supply of goods that don't require electricity to keep. Garden and freeze some, but can some too. Find deals at farmer's markets to extend your supplies, especially if your garden crop fails! Learn the skills to bake bread from milling the wheat berries to baking on several outdoor fire types. Learn a variety of bread skills: tortillias, biscuits, dumplings. Learn how to make pasta and noodles from scratch. Find old fashion food prep tools and cook ware! So many forgotten skills need to be revived! Until we actually try to use the old skills how will we know what is missing in our preps for self sufficiency!
Have a blessed day,
i have a plastic lid-lifter that is designed to pop the lids off of those 5 gal buckets. Any adult can get the lids off with the lifter
Yes, mend fences while you can. You don't want to have to say "I wish I would have-" . Keep up the good work. Our condolences with your loss.
Sorry for your loss.ill seek out those lids Tks
I think you had something else going on. I don't believe the O2 pack would crack a bucket.
Thanks for the advice!
Amen about the folks in the LDS church.
Great video. I have been using those lids for a long time. I know them as gamma seal lids. They work great. You can get multiple colors online, so it allows you to color code items as well. Home Depot carries black ones in the store.
Winco Foods has fabulous food storage, and Azure Standard Delivers
Nice video, thank you.
Home Depot has the lids now. Went in yesterday to get some more but they were all sold out. They checked and the lids were also sold out at several other Home Depots. Have to wait till they get restocked.
I hope we get to see your Grandma in the new heavens and new earth.
Cody, I just lost my Wife of 35yrs on November 3rd at the age of 54. It has been very hard on our Children and Grand Children age 16yrs to 15months. Hang in there. Best Holiday Wishes!
Steve KB6HOH in Novato Calif.
Sorry for your loss. Good video,
I found some of the "gamma" lids at Menards. Thanks for all the info you and your family provide. :)
I really loved that last cene, about giving your lovely wife a sweet kiss!!
You can get the potato flakes for A LOT cheaper at Sam's Club. We get our food grade buckets with the lids that hermetically seal at Home Depot (so no shipping). Mylar bags direct sells bags pretty cheaply that we use to put packets of food in. For example, a smaller sized bag is big enough for one meal's worth of rice or potato flakes or whatever. I use my hot iron (for my hair) to seal it (it works exactly like the sealer you buy for mylar bags). We then take the serving sized bags and dump them into a bucket and seal it. Stack the buckets. Easy. Oh and Mylar Bags Direct also sells the oxygen absorbers.
Sorry to hear about your loss. Great informative video Cody, I will be looking into checking online for a cannery close to where I live. I was a little scared at the end of your video, I wasn't sure if it was getting x-rated or not,LOL
on the lids .. you can put a valve and make a vac ...
Cities are always the first areas to turn chaotic and dangerous.
Our storage system is the food grade buckets with Gamma lids and vacum packing in canning jars and other jars that can be vacum sealed look for the lids that have the click popup button in the center like a canning jar some of the short term food products from the ware house in tbe plastic pouchs can get bug infested after a couple years once we open a pouch we transfer any remaining product to glass jars even if we dont vacpac them they are bug proof
WOW! You go man!! ;) I like that advice at the end and will put it into practice!
One very important thing to remember if you are storing any type of whole grains or berries you will need a way to grind them into flour. There are many electrical grinders but if you don't have electricity all you have is a large paper weight. You need to be able by hand.
You can cook and eat just wheat berries as-is too, actually. It's a great replacement for granola/muesli/whatever in the morning, or to put on salads.
Obviously that gets old fast, and flour is a desirable way to process it too, but just saying, you're not screwed if you're stuck with just wheat berries and boiling water.