I personally love Costco. I get most of my stuff there. My daily stuff and prepper stuff. I do go to the Dollar Store for a lot of prepper items as well.
Thank you! I try to stay on point and not add a lot a fluff for "watch time" like some RUclipsrs. I figure if people like the video, they'll subscribe and come back. Thanks a lot for stopping by the channel. I appreciate it.
30 Cheap Prepper Items That You Can Pick Up At Costco '👍 Don't Forget to Like the Video, Share the Video with others, and Subscribe to the channel at: tinyurl.com/subscribeprepperalmanac As mentioned in this video, here is the next video you should watch that will build upon today's discussion. It's titled "Foods Preppers Should Stockpile NOW before a Societal Collapse" ruclips.net/video/EOHcXBraq1o/видео.html In addition, here is the Duct Tape video that was referenced as well. It's titled "50 Survival Uses For Duct Tape For A Prepper" ruclips.net/video/pFc7Pmka_CI/видео.html ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 👀𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗧𝗢 𝗪𝗔𝗧𝗖𝗛 𝗡𝗘𝗫𝗧👀 This is one of my most popular videos on the channel. Check it out next. "Over 300 Bushcraft Survival Skills Using Everyday Items" ruclips.net/video/Ab2zVk7esPs/видео.html This is a quick 2 minute video on how to hide your home on Google Maps. "Hide Your Home On Google Maps: The Prepper's SECRET" ruclips.net/video/XezZFZ_BnuM/видео.html ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 👇 Some products to consider for your prepping needs 👇 Prepper Home Supplies: amzn.to/48IvTEp Prepper Clothing & Tactical Gear: amzn.to/3U9W5mQ Prepper Medical Kits & Supplies: amzn.to/3u6D623 Prepper Masks & Respirators: amzn.to/3OcLMe8 Prepper Supplies Using Solar: amzn.to/492SHyn Prepper Fire Starters & Tools: amzn.to/3UcOpAm Prepper Bug-Out Bags: amzn.to/3St2CIa Prepper Emergency Survival Seeds: amzn.to/3ScqEWm Prepper Emergency Radios: amzn.to/480IX7b Prepper Emergency Iodide Tablets & Information: amzn.to/3HutjpG Prepper Gear & Supplies: amzn.to/3OdfiAr Prepper Survival Kits & Survival Items: amzn.to/3OAGBoH Prepper Water & Water Supplies: amzn.to/47KbRIr Prepper Books & Survival Guides: amzn.to/3SeGHmW Prepper Food, MREs, Emergency Food Supply & Long Term Shelf Life: amzn.to/4b4CSsL ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 🌐Video Chapters To Enhance The Viewer Experience 🌐 00:00:00 Prepper Intro 00:01:19 Your Long-Term Food Supply (Canned Goods) 00:01:48 Nature's Trail Mix (Dried Fruits & Nuts) 00:02:10 Protein Powerhouse (Canned Meats) 00:02:31 Sweet Treats for Emergencies (Canned Fruits) 00:02:44 Sneak in Those Veggies! (Canned Vegetables) 00:03:09 Carb Loading for Survival (Dried Pasta & Rice) 00:03:30 The Classic Comfort Food (Peanut Butter & Jelly) 00:03:48 Grab-and-Go Energy (Cereal & Granola Bars) 00:04:07 Nature's Sweeteners (Honey & Maple Syrup) 00:04:31 Become a Post-Apocalyptic Baker (Baking Supplies) 00:04:55 Because Clean Water is Life 00:05:30 Be Your Own First Responder 00:05:58 Light Up the Darkness 00:06:19 Stay Warm, Stay Alive (Emergency Blankets) 00:06:46 Because Fire Equals Life (Fire Starters) 00:07:10 The Basics of Fire Starting 00:07:33 Your Trusty Sidekick (Multi-Tool) 00:08:01 The Do-It-All Cordage 00:08:27 The Fix-It-All Solution (Duct Tape) 00:09:06 Find Your Way, No Matter What (Compass) 00:09:25 Your Water Storage Lifeline 00:09:59 Be a Wilderness Chef 00:10:18 Stay Informed, Stay Safe (Emergency Radio) 00:10:38 Renewable Light Source (Solar Powered Lantern) 00:10:56 More Than Just Trash 00:11:18 Protect Your Hands (Work Gloves) 00:11:35 Stay Clean, Stay Healthy 00:11:54 Keep Your Mind Sharp (Books & Games) 00:12:12 Grow Your Own Food 00:12:39 Your One-Stop Shop 00:13:03 Stay Prepared Preppers 00:13:26 Preppers Unite ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #survival #survivor #survive #survivalskills #prepper #emergency #emergencypreparedness #bugout #bugoutbag #selfhelp #selfreliance #disaster #disasterpreparedness #survivalgear #survivalgame #emergencykit #roadtrip #preppingforbeginners #prepping #beprepared #apocalypse #doomsday #preppers #prepperpantry #prepperfood #costco #costcobuys #costcohaul
Very true! In addition, grow in buckets for space reasons. I did this other video on that topic. "20 Foods Preppers Can Grow In Buckets Year Round" ruclips.net/video/q4zpkZnAjZk/видео.html
@@ThePrepperAlmanac I think we're moving into a time when not only food will be hard to get but seeds may also not be as readily available as they are now.
@@Empath79 Agreed! I lived through the 2000 internet bubble, the 2008 financial crisis and of course the "c" word from 4 years ago. As I grow older, I realize I need to be as self-sufficient as possible. This pretty much prompted me to start the channel. In addition, I learn so much from the research of the videos and the feedback from the community.
To put vegetables in your long-term (20 years) food storage and do so at low cost, you will need a food dehydrator. Buy the pillow-size bags of frozen vegetables from Costco, Sam's Club, Smart & Final or any other source for food that is sold to restaurants. Load up each dehydrator rack with a layer of frozen veggies, place the racks in the dehydrator and let them set for one or two hours until the vegetables are completely thawed. When the veggies are thawed, start the dehydrator following the instructions in the manual that came with the machine for heat level and time. When the veggies are shrunken, hard and crispy, they are done. Now package them in heat-sealed Mylar bags along with an oxygen absorber in each bag. Use some masking tape and a Sharpie marker to label each bag so you will know the contents and the date packaged. Now store the Myar bags in plastic buckets or totes with tight-fitting lids or in sealed cardboard boxes so the Mylar does not get punctured. Unlike canned veggies, these dehydrated veggies will not be harmed by freezing temperatures, you do not have the added expense of rotating/replacing every few years, they take up much less storage space and are lightweight, so they are easy to move if you have to evacuate. To use some dehydrated veggies, put some in a bowl (about a third of what you would use if you were using fresh or frozen veggies), cover with freshly boiled water and let steep until rehydrated or just drop the dry veggies in to a pot of simmering homemade soup or sauce and cook until rehydrated. My favorite frozen veggies to dehydrate are mixed peas and carrots, green beans, whole kernel corn and chopped broccoli. I recommend against trying to dehydrate diced raw onions because they will stink up your house. Just buy the dried onion flakes in the large plastic canisters from a wholesale club and repackage in Mylar along with oxygen absorbers.
Wow, thank you so much for taking the time to outline all of these thoughts and ideas. This is very helpful for the community and I'm appreciative. Great knowledge there and well thought out! Thanks a bunch for stopping by the channel as always my friend. Have a great day! Cheers!
Great video as usual. Thank you! Straight and to the point.
My pleasure. That's always my goal on the videos. Get to the point and have actionable next steps for people. Cheers!
Great video! Informative!
Thanks a lot. And thank you for swinging by the channel today. Have a good one!
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Stainless steel safety pins is a great item. Thanks for sharing this 😁👍
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Costco is my go-to place! It looks like I'll be picking up some prepper supplies.
I personally love Costco. I get most of my stuff there. My daily stuff and prepper stuff. I do go to the Dollar Store for a lot of prepper items as well.
I have Sam's Club near me, but essentially the same thing. I'll load up! Thanks for the ideas!
You are very welcome. Thanks a lot for stopping by! Cheers!
@@ThePrepperAlmanac My pleasure!
Good video. No fluff.
Thank you! I try to stay on point and not add a lot a fluff for "watch time" like some RUclipsrs. I figure if people like the video, they'll subscribe and come back. Thanks a lot for stopping by the channel. I appreciate it.
Yep! No fluff. It's why it's one of my fav YT channels.
THX!!
You are very welcome. Thanks for stopping by the channel.
I'm Getting Hungry Watching, Haha!!!
Ha! I get hungry when I go to Costco too!
Thanks for breaking this down. I go to Costco often! Time to get busy!
Absolutely! And it's a marathon and not a sprint in terms of prepping. So do it at your own pace.
30 Cheap Prepper Items That You Can Pick Up At Costco
'👍 Don't Forget to Like the Video, Share the Video with others, and Subscribe to the channel at: tinyurl.com/subscribeprepperalmanac
As mentioned in this video, here is the next video you should watch that will build upon today's discussion. It's titled "Foods Preppers Should Stockpile NOW before a Societal Collapse" ruclips.net/video/EOHcXBraq1o/видео.html
In addition, here is the Duct Tape video that was referenced as well. It's titled "50 Survival Uses For Duct Tape For A Prepper" ruclips.net/video/pFc7Pmka_CI/видео.html
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This is one of my most popular videos on the channel. Check it out next.
"Over 300 Bushcraft Survival Skills Using Everyday Items"
ruclips.net/video/Ab2zVk7esPs/видео.html
This is a quick 2 minute video on how to hide your home on Google Maps.
"Hide Your Home On Google Maps: The Prepper's SECRET"
ruclips.net/video/XezZFZ_BnuM/видео.html
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🌐Video Chapters To Enhance The Viewer Experience 🌐
00:00:00 Prepper Intro
00:01:19 Your Long-Term Food Supply (Canned Goods)
00:01:48 Nature's Trail Mix (Dried Fruits & Nuts)
00:02:10 Protein Powerhouse (Canned Meats)
00:02:31 Sweet Treats for Emergencies (Canned Fruits)
00:02:44 Sneak in Those Veggies! (Canned Vegetables)
00:03:09 Carb Loading for Survival (Dried Pasta & Rice)
00:03:30 The Classic Comfort Food (Peanut Butter & Jelly)
00:03:48 Grab-and-Go Energy (Cereal & Granola Bars)
00:04:07 Nature's Sweeteners (Honey & Maple Syrup)
00:04:31 Become a Post-Apocalyptic Baker (Baking Supplies)
00:04:55 Because Clean Water is Life
00:05:30 Be Your Own First Responder
00:05:58 Light Up the Darkness
00:06:19 Stay Warm, Stay Alive (Emergency Blankets)
00:06:46 Because Fire Equals Life (Fire Starters)
00:07:10 The Basics of Fire Starting
00:07:33 Your Trusty Sidekick (Multi-Tool)
00:08:01 The Do-It-All Cordage
00:08:27 The Fix-It-All Solution (Duct Tape)
00:09:06 Find Your Way, No Matter What (Compass)
00:09:25 Your Water Storage Lifeline
00:09:59 Be a Wilderness Chef
00:10:18 Stay Informed, Stay Safe (Emergency Radio)
00:10:38 Renewable Light Source (Solar Powered Lantern)
00:10:56 More Than Just Trash
00:11:18 Protect Your Hands (Work Gloves)
00:11:35 Stay Clean, Stay Healthy
00:11:54 Keep Your Mind Sharp (Books & Games)
00:12:12 Grow Your Own Food
00:12:39 Your One-Stop Shop
00:13:03 Stay Prepared Preppers
00:13:26 Preppers Unite
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If youre gonna plant/grow your best bet is to buy organic seeds, that way you can always harvest the seeds from your plants and grow more.
Very true! In addition, grow in buckets for space reasons. I did this other video on that topic. "20 Foods Preppers Can Grow In Buckets Year Round" ruclips.net/video/q4zpkZnAjZk/видео.html
@ThePrepperAlmanac That's what I do because my soil is no good and I don't have time to "work" the ground/dirt.
@@Empath79 Nice! Smart!
@@ThePrepperAlmanac I think we're moving into a time when not only food will be hard to get but seeds may also not be as readily available as they are now.
@@Empath79 Agreed! I lived through the 2000 internet bubble, the 2008 financial crisis and of course the "c" word from 4 years ago. As I grow older, I realize I need to be as self-sufficient as possible. This pretty much prompted me to start the channel. In addition, I learn so much from the research of the videos and the feedback from the community.
To put vegetables in your long-term (20 years) food storage and do so at low cost, you will need a food dehydrator. Buy the pillow-size bags of frozen vegetables from Costco, Sam's Club, Smart & Final or any other source for food that is sold to restaurants. Load up each dehydrator rack with a layer of frozen veggies, place the racks in the dehydrator and let them set for one or two hours until the vegetables are completely thawed. When the veggies are thawed, start the dehydrator following the instructions in the manual that came with the machine for heat level and time. When the veggies are shrunken, hard and crispy, they are done. Now package them in heat-sealed Mylar bags along with an oxygen absorber in each bag. Use some masking tape and a Sharpie marker to label each bag so you will know the contents and the date packaged. Now store the Myar bags in plastic buckets or totes with tight-fitting lids or in sealed cardboard boxes so the Mylar does not get punctured.
Unlike canned veggies, these dehydrated veggies will not be harmed by freezing temperatures, you do not have the added expense of rotating/replacing every few years, they take up much less storage space and are lightweight, so they are easy to move if you have to evacuate. To use some dehydrated veggies, put some in a bowl (about a third of what you would use if you were using fresh or frozen veggies), cover with freshly boiled water and let steep until rehydrated or just drop the dry veggies in to a pot of simmering homemade soup or sauce and cook until rehydrated. My favorite frozen veggies to dehydrate are mixed peas and carrots, green beans, whole kernel corn and chopped broccoli. I recommend against trying to dehydrate diced raw onions because they will stink up your house. Just buy the dried onion flakes in the large plastic canisters from a wholesale club and repackage in Mylar along with oxygen absorbers.
Wow, thank you so much for taking the time to outline all of these thoughts and ideas. This is very helpful for the community and I'm appreciative. Great knowledge there and well thought out! Thanks a bunch for stopping by the channel as always my friend. Have a great day! Cheers!
I need more cheap items like this with this crazy inflation going on!
You and me both my friend. And thanks for stopping by the channel. Have a good one!
I have all of this and a lot more..Food and Wather for Years! Great Videos! Regards from Switzerland
Awesome! You are all set! And hello to my friend in Switzerland! Have a great day and thanks for stopping by. It's appreciated.
@@ThePrepperAlmanac Thank you, Bro. I am a Trump Supporter and a Biker with a verry old Jndian
@@jurgfreiherrvonhartmann Awesome to hear my friend! Cheers!