The Secret Mormon Prepper's Food List
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2022
- The Secret Mormon Prepper's Food List
It has long been know that Mormons are outstanding preppers. They have a prepper list of foods that they recommend to every Mormon family. If you want to see what's inside this Mormon prepper's list, then watch this quick video called The Secret Mormon Prepper's Food List.
Food List From Today's Mormon Prepper Video (this is apparently for just 1 person)
- 400lbs of grains (wheat, rice, flour, pasta, oats, corn, etc)
- 60lbs Beans (dry beans, canned beans, peas, etc)
- 16lbs Power milk
- 10qts of cooking oil / butter / ghee
- 60lbs sugar / honey
- 8lbs salt
- 14 gallons of water is two weeks supply (but 350 gallons per day would be 1 years supply)
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These numbers are per person, not for a whole household! Multiply these numbers by the number in your family.
10/4 and that makes total sense.
As a fundamentalist Mormon, I am impressed and can tell you, we do believe God has commanded us to live debt free and be prepared... the last dispensation is here!!!
I love it. I'm a regular ol'Christian / non-denominational but I believe the same thing.
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Same here
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LDS here too.
It's always about taking care of the family, being prepared. Job loss, a medical problem things that can hit your income this way u have food.
Alot of canning , sewing you name it other members are usually willing to teach you.
I think all Christians should do this. Love it.
Latter Day Saint (Mormon) here and a Prepper. Enjoyed your video. The church operates an online store where anyone can make a purchase and get all of these foods (when in stock). The shipping is almost free so be sure to check it out. Best prices on most items.
that is awesome. Thank you so much.
The church does not supply to members in the UK !
Don’t forget food and water storage for your pets too.
I have ponds for them, they are all outdoors pets bc we live in a ranch. But yeah we do feed them so that’s a good one. Appreciate your feedback.
absolutely! and first aid for your pets too.
Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints here. Have a year supply but am working on a two year supply and continuing to store my long term 30 year.
The key is to rotate it and incorporate it into your food.
We are fast approaching a time when we will be surviving off our food storage alone. Covid was a test. EVERYONE should be storing food, water, medicines, and anything you else may need for over a year.
We have been counseled and warned for decades. Glad my grandparents instilled in me this desire to prepare.
Mix storing freeze dried food mostly then can food and grow things in a garden. Gardens are a huge learning process you cannot just have seeds and hope for the best. The prepared shall not fear.
50 lbs of salt... haven’t you seen Jericho? Salt is currency when the world ends
hahaha - I guess I just learned something!
I'll fill a food grade bucket
Every cell in our body needs salt to function.
@@debbiecurtis4021 nice. I have dozen’s of those
@@antheredhen appreciate the comment
This is really decent content! Please keep in mind that the amounts you’re giving out are per average adult. Just a little side note, the “Mormon” nickname is just that, a nickname and not something they love being referred to. If you want to find the actual real info, look up the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Every Needful Thing, a preparedness planner, is an excellent resource. Ezekiel 38:7, Be thou prepared, and prepare for thyself, thou, and all thy company that one assembled unto thee, and be thou a guard unto them”. As Christians we are suppose to serve people around us, so how do we do that if we are not prepared and self reliant?!
Amen! I’m a Protestant Christian but I love what you’re saying. Appreciate the feedback too.
We do have a long list. And in the Relief Society we do the food list monthly. What do you want to buy , what do you need to ad.. etc. Teaching each other along the way.
The corn it is referring to is like deer corn, but for human consumption. You have to grind it just like wheat. It is cornmeal so can be used for cornbread, tortillas, etc. It used to be easy to find in Costcos etc but you typically have to order it now.
Got it!!! Thank you
You like Olive Oil and don't even know it Lad!!! Get a plate. Pour some Olive Oil on it. Put some cracked Salt & Pepper & a little Garlic Powder (or fresh sauteed garlic in olive oil in a pan---pour that on a plate) then get some really good (either Italian Artisian Bread or nice Steak or Spoillette rolls or Amoroso) and break the bread up into pieces and dip it into the olive oil. Yum! Have it with a nice glass of Italian Red Wine or even Burgundy or Sweet Italian or California Red Wine!!!
I’m half Italian!! Come one brother, I know me some olive oils!! Hahaha
Appreciate the comment man.
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Redmond salt is good. You can use salt to preserve food and season food.
for health and cleaning too
Got it. Thanks for the feedback
@@shantishanti1949 👍👍
My mother was Myrna Jenson.
She was called by Harold B Lee to put together the churches emergency prepared system in 1972.
(Me and my little sisters were dragged all over😂).
The churches system is planned like this, not for individual families, but all food stuffs in a shtf collapse event, will be gathered into a bishops storehouse, then be distributed to the members based on needs so everyone gets enough.
It is called the law of consecration and will be followed by the members.
These lists are as supplements to what most have on hand for daily living.
I.E. you need sauce for the pasta, you need spices and butter to prepare rice.
Anyway,
Corn, cold dehydrated maise can be used in place of jerky.
Native Americans throughout their history used nibblets to sustain them without anything else.
Water is used for 2 weeks only because it is a replenishable product from anywhere.
Instead of storing water, get filter straws and water purifiers (500 gallon).
Also add a 100lb lpg tank.
This makes cooking and water purifying soooo much easier when the grid is gone.
FYI. If you do dehydrated foods, get rid of the useless heat trays!
This is not dehydrating!
Use the cold system, food will have a shelf life of 10 years just actually SITTING on your shelf! no jars or cans. No vacuum sealers. Just put it in a paper bag.
bugs or rodents won't touch it and I don't know why, they just don't. No bad bacteria growth or molds either.
Really enjoyed, thanks
Awesome post. Thank you!
What is the cold system? I’m fairly new to prepping and haven’t heard this before. Any suggestions are welcomed. Many thanks 🙏🏻
If you're not much of a cook maybe the foods you eat are already salted. When cooking from scratch (beans, rice, oatmeal, pasta, baked goods, bread) all need some salt. Without salt you'll end up fatigued, heat stroke. Your heart needs it. Imagine having to walk to the grocery store or farmers market, round trip 5 miles in the heat carrying a duffle bag on your back full of food. You're going to sweat like crazy and lose salt
I appreciate the feedback. Thank you very much
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The Eskimos ate 99% carnivore, whale, whale blubber, other fish, moose, caribou.... they smoked the meats to preserve. In their spring/summer brought berries and a few nuts that they feasted on (a sweet treat) then dried and stored for winter.
True. Thank you for the comment
I grew up in Louisiana and one of the main staple was beans & rice at least once a week. Mostly on Monday, cause in the old days Monday was wash day and other stuff too. So putting the beans on to cooking all day meant at the end of the day you had rice to cook and had a meal.
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Whole corn kernels and meal.
Whole corn kernels can be parched, ground into meal or soaked in lye to be made into hominy or ground to make masa flour for tortillas.
*Nixtamalization is needed to make all the B vit in corn available to the human body.* If not done you can get very, VERY sick! Done by properly soaking the dry corn in a lye slurry. Lots of articles on Google and such.
Got it now. Thank you very much.
@@pamelabratton2501 ok I’ll look it up. I have lye as well.
Yes, organic dried corn. Have a hand grinder, grind it to make the best cornbread & yellow corn grits.
Salt has many uses. Fermenting, canning, sore throats ...
Thanks for sharing!
Dried corn can be ground up to make corn bread or just cooked. The whole dried kernel is good for long term storage. 2 gallons of water per person per day is the bare minimum for drinking and a little washing.
Per dried corn storage, I understand a good quality grinder is needed on hand for that. Further, I hear the good ones are an insane amount of money. AND now running in short supply availability-wise.
Awesome. I have a manual and electric grinder. Appreciate the feedback.
@@johnfrederick6213 I got grinders off Amazon. I hate shopping there but they have stuff I can’t get locally sometimes.
@@TexasDigitalOutdoors See, now I didn't even THINK to look there...
Thanks! I'll check it out!
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This is gold!
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These amounts you are quoting are *per person*, so 15 pounds of powdered milk per person, 400 pounds of grain per person. Understand also that these guidelines are the minimum requirements and are akin to starvation rations- like what prisoners in concentration camps were fed. They will keep you alive but not much else.
Each pound of powdered milk generally makes about a gallon of milk. Oils or other fats are important as some vitamins require fats to be absorbed by the body. Sugars and fats are important for preserving foods. Corn can be either dent corn or popcorn that you grind, or you can store it as cornmeal. It’s just a suggestion for another type of grain you can store to add variety.
Once you have these basics, immediately begin to add variety to it through canned fruits and veggies and meats.
While these guidelines are a recommendation of easy to store foods, they are not the only way to do food storage. Another way to plan your storage is to come with 7-14 days of meal plans that your family likes to eat. Come up with an ingredient list. Then multiply that out to a year. Now you have a shopping list for things your family actually likes.
Best to you and yours as you prepare!
You would be fed but *VERY* hungry. Not able to do much work of any value on these rations. I measured it out one time, the per day portions. (Don't ask me to do it again-do the math yourself!) You gonna starve. This may help you until your garden starts to feed you, but that is about it.
Love this. Thank you so much.
@@pamelabratton2501 appreciate the feedback
Your exactly RIGHT. Finally a good video ❤
Appreciate your feedback
Good tips . Right now 2 lbs of local honey is $15 . It is costly to get that much honey. I definitely got the sugar stored away now I'm working on honey. Going to as far as learning about raising bees . After everything I've learned I see why honey is so expensive. I buy what I can as part of my payday preps .
Awesome. I looked into bees as well bc here in TX we can use them for an agricultural tax exemption on our property. But I ended up with a horse instead because my daughter wanted a horse. ❤️. I’ll get you the link I got honey for $37 / 10 gallons
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Thanks for the comment Tyler
Get some Himalayan salt in your preps. A pinch in water helps tons with hydration. If we lose a/c when the grid goes down we will need it.
That’s exactly what I have. Pink Himalayan salt. I just need to get way more. That’s the only sold I carry in my house for general use anyway. Appreciate your comment
Sounds like you have a good start. Vital in the days we are in. Keep learning and adding to your supply. Your body needs oil. Most will go rancid I believe within 2 years but coconut oil has indefinite shelf life. Salt is very important and needed.
My local family-run icing shop is gifting me free food-grade buckets. They are about 15 litres. This is a huge help, as it frees up 20+ glass mason jars to use to make vinegars, cordials, jams, and chutneys etc.
Awesome
Awesome Video!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Garden (and preserving) and hunting fills the “missing” parts.
Yeah. I feel like after someone gets there, then maybe medical supplies too. Love this list. Thanks for chatting sister!
The corn can be popped, used for grinding into cornmeal, and can be used for chicken feed in an emergency. The salt is important if you needed to preserve your own meats.
That’s awesome. I have grinders (manual and electric). Good to know
Awesome content
Glad you like it.
Popcorn will last forever and you can pop it and grind it to make a flour.
I have that in my preps but didn’t know it was good for grinding. Awesome. I have a manual and electric grinder too.
In modern society, salt is in everything processed. When you start cooking everything from scratch, you are going to need the salt for health benefits.
I’m a microwave chef.
Hahaha - kidding
Dent corn, or field corn is is ground to produce cornmeal, grits, corn flour, and cornstarch. So many products from one grain.
Corn meal for making corn flour, polenta made from both yellow and grits (white corn meal), great cooked up for breakfast too. Don't forget fats, coconut oil stores the best and has nutrients too. The recommended amount of gains is high but this is for survival, no money coming in, failed harvests, not meant to last for years
Corn can be put in the mill to make corn bread with chili, corn meal Porridge, and Tortillas.
I appreciate your comment. Thank you very much
Like the info I've noticed many empty
shelves.
We need a lot more
water.
Awesome. Appreciate the comment Steve
When I used to live in the suburbs, I had an ICB tote in my backyard on my porch. It was like 375 gallons.
Corn meal is ground from whole dried corn
The being oreoared for disasters and ti be self sufficient is a good concept, independently from the "doom's day" philosophy.
As a young 17 year old lds (only one in the family) there’s no need for me to prep I already know basic survival
I like the cave man diet . Meat , fruits , nuts and honey .
Nice
Beware....
General lists are a good starting point to generate ideas and identify areas where one is deficient in preps.
But I would urge? Do not go out and buy stuff that you do NOT eat on a normal basis, or stuff you don't really llike.
We here? Have no use for beans and oats. Nobody likes em, nobody eats em! So at best, you're stuck with a trading item.
Now.... judging on how many of our fellow Americans out there are NOT prepping or taking it seriously? Will they even HAVE anything to trade for your unwanted excess?
Take a good look around at your immediate neighbors for a start.... How many of em do you estimate are gonna get caught flat-footed when the bottom falls out? Both non-prepared at all or severely UNDER-prepared?
And what happens 2 months in when you go waving your beans and oats around to trade and they are starving? You just tipped your hand that you have food preps!!!
All of this stuff comes into play and must be thought through.
Appreciate your comments
Corn; GRITS
Boom! Thanks for the comments
Taught to be prepared because of government persecution
So true
One question: is the world will have a terrible cataclysmic time, as religious people beleieve, how will you cook the rice and beans?
The answer is: non perishables! Canned food! And water!
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I would think Mormons will be the most prepared, not only do they already build their own home and live off the land, not to mention unlike the rest of us, they won't even know what their missing
You are thinking about Amish
@On Topic lol. I wish I could build my own home
Lol. Appreciate the feedback
@On Topic lol. I laughed out loud at that part.
Question.Is this per person or household?
Per person
Sadly, most Mormons do not have lots of food storage. What started out as a pioneer survival skill has now become a lost art. Most Mormons do not have a years supply.
I beg to differ. I am a member and I know A lot of other members that have at least a year supply. Almost everyone I grew up with has one.
I myself do.
You would be surprised how many do.
LDS here as well AND a retired LEO. I might suggest taking this video down and re-doing it. Why? You just broadcast to the world how MUCH Y O U have…. Target big time
This list is a minimum.
Just the basics.
Probably less than 10% of Mormons even have this.
I think that most are not going to be dumb enough to advertise what they have.
Wow! I feel like maybe 25% of the Mormons I know say they have something but who knows. I never looked. lol
@@evabuehler9905 good point
P.S. as I was growing up it was enough for 2 years, for the whole family!
Oh wow. Very nice
Nixtamalized corn for corn meal ?
Yeah. Thank you!
Corn is in a #10 can. The church has a whole food preservation system. Freeze dried mostly, but not all. We should talk and I can maybe make it make sense?
Are you a member of the FLDS church or the LDS church? If you are an FLDS member I would love to hear more about "The church has a whole food preservation system"
Would you want to come on and talk about it on a video with me? We can shoot the video and edit it encase you're not comfortable talking on camera (?).
Not the Jeff’s FLDS that you’ve seen on tv, but you might have seen me on the TLC’s seeking Sisterwife show. And yes, I would be happy to due a video with you. Screen don’t bother me!
I was referring to the LDS church and their program is amazing. I’m sure the system that Colorado City had set up was comparable. Let’s chat soon!
@@bundlekeeper8133 I have not sorry I don't have cable. I think you guys would be cool to have a food storage conversation on his channel. I'm interested in your Life. Do you go to to an LDS ward and read the book of mormon or is it something different?
65# local organic honey - $700 🥴
How?
10lbs - $37 on Amazon.
Not local obviously.
Veteran survivalist. Respectfully, you have some research to do.
idiot re meat at the end..
Appreciate the feedback but humans have live for generations as carnivores.
Idiots are people who are not open to anything they don’t understand.
So the world is going to end. Pack up your beef jerky. The Lord is coming. What do you do after the 72 hours is up? Fly away on your little spaceship to planet Mormon?