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Most ask God for millions none think about asking him for a seed then investing it into the dirt for the potential to make millions all it takes is water light and patience. Ask for a seed and invest
I love CP’s comment. “ I don’t have time to read instructions. I only have time to make mistakes and do it over.”
Right, loved that one too! 😂
After the shit hits the fan you may have more time to just live because we will just be happy that we survived
We love it because we live it! LOL
you will learn more from making mistakes than doing it right. (That how I became so smart)
It’s the way to go
Just a hint in rehydrating..... I use a cake rack in the bottom of the dish I'm rehydrating in. This allows the liquid to completely surround the meat or ... This method speeds the rehydration process because the liquid does not have to penetrate the full depth /thickness in order to get to the bottom of the product.😊❤
Great idea. Thanks
I think it is important not only to stock up on everything, but I think extra propane tanks for your BBQ grill should be a plus for rice, beans, etc
I need to find a better method of cooking rice and pasta on the grill. (I don't own a rocket stove.) Every time I've tried it comes out horrible! The water boils but it tastes bad. Any tips ?
@@steph6337 assuming you're using a water pot with a lid, to boil water on a grill without a side burner, best would be to remove the grates of the grill and clean the whole thing. There's no reason to close the lid of the grill, just get that pot over one of the flame bars.
When it comes down to it, having a propane single burner is going to be a lot easier, and won't produce smoke and or smell like a even mostly clean grill.
@@steph6337 you must soak your beans first then get rid of the water. Rice is easy - lots of instructions on Google 😊😊
Don't bother with propane tanks for the bbq you might want o save that for an extra or backup heat source, cook on a fire !😊
Agree. I prefer canned and dried food. Much cheaper too. Rotates it into the household and plan to get chicks and rabits.
Gratitude Nate. It was you're good self that got me into prepping,. Been almost 3 year's now. And even though my preps are modest. The timespan has let me build up at least the general basics.
Never stop doing what you do. It's important work. Truly! 🇨🇦🏴
Too rich for my blood! I'll stick to my beans, rice, and canned food unless I hit the powerball before its too late!😂
Lol
Amen. Beans are rice are king. Don't forget flaked/powdered garlic and onions. They make everything so much better
Your honesty on taste and texture are greatly appreciated!
I'm ready to buy some.
You can use tinned beans or other water filled cans if you are trying to preserve your drinking water. We live remotely in Australia, and it is common way to save drinkable water in certain natural events. So good to see how it comes together,
This is really cool I never really thought of that, do you know of a company that sells canned water?
No needs just water purification and filtration system
@@Natsu-js3hc You can just use jars.
I'm still a fan of my own recipes freeze dried in my own machine and packaged in mylar bags by me. After a couple of years, it has paid for itself a few times over.
My favorite is buying whole chickens and boiling them, pulling off all the meat, freeze drying that and then turning the bones into bone meal for my garden.
Freeze drying my own raw egg powder was also fantastic. Reconstitutes just like freshly cracked eggs ready to scramble.
I've done ground beef, ham, roasts, pulled pork, meatloaf, chili and so much more.
Fruits, veggies, and even shredded cheeses have had amazing results. I'm glad I got started before the prices for the machines and mylar bags shot through the roof!
A freeze dryer is on my kitchen tool bucket list... your comment just inspired me to try to move it up a few notches... my 3 dehydrators need some competition lol
I also freeze dry many things and love cooking up my roasts and whole chickens in my ninja foodi pot. I take my chicken and turkey carcasses and make my own bone broth and freeze dry that as well.
I’m thinking of getting one too. Do you know if the freeze dried food can be stored in an unheated building where it would freeze and thaw numerous times over the years, like it would in shtf situation?
@@cornflowertoile3026 do some research on it. Changing temperatures does alter its shelf life, but its still far better than any other preservation methods out there.
Any ideas on where to look for a more affordable Freeze Dryer? I've been looking, but I'm currently unable to afford 2K-5K...
Always thaw frozen fish in COLD water to preserve its freshness and palitability.
Same goes for freeze dried raw fish. Cold water for a decent period of time.
Don't cook it while rehydrating it, rehydrate and cook separately.
The quality is fantastic if you handle it right. ( if the fish was fresh when processed)
It shouldn't smell too fishy...
Watching you makes my day. I am so happy I am old and will leave this world before the life you show me becomes reality. But I do enjoy your videos🇨🇦
I had a number of items in my cart of the Freeze Dry Wholesalers. By time I completed order 4-5 items became sold out. So I got what I wanted that was available. Appreciate the 15% Canadian Prepper code.
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We dont need fairytales, we need stocks.
@@Grandslam245 you need your sins forgiven or hell awaits you. Will Jesus be your Savior or your judge? Judgement Day is at the door.
My gardener thinks I’m OK I guess
@@tamitha20 unlike you, i live by reality. Imaginary demons after im too dead to care are the least of my worries. If jesus loves us so much he'd show himself and wouldn't force nonsensical garbage on us.
@@tamitha20 - amen Tamitha....people may deny Jesus, but can they deny Satan;
once upon a time there was nothing and then it exploded and turned into everything, and then some monkeys humped and a person came out and was raised by monkeys and the moon is a floating rock that turns invisible every two weeks.....
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I’ve had a freeze dryer for two years now and lately I just started to focus on complete meals with seasonings and everything. Most of my previous freeze drying is straight up chicken beef pork potatoes veggies etc.. And I stockpile salt and seasonings. However when I think about it with Nate‘s energy analysis in mind maybe even just having to assemble a meal from several packs and season it is a lot of effort that will be harder after the shizzy has fizzed.
I'm an extremely new prepper. I have a question on your spices...how do you store them and how long do they last. I bought big containers of them but don't know how to store them and how long.
I love your informational videos.
Can you make a video showing what are good foods we can buy from the grocery store? A lot of foods specifically make for prepping are very expensive. I’m buying canned goods and stuff like that every time I go to the grocery store.
Damn 2 hamburgers 38 bucks. Well I'm gonna starve.
You don't need this over priced stuff. Get some buckets and gamma lids. Then order a pack of the 4 gallon heavy duty mylar bags with oxygen absorbers. Fill your bags with rice, throw in some oxygen absorbers, seal and put in the bucket with the gamma lid. Your good to go.
I'd rather have 500 pounds of rice than 20 freeze dried hamburger patties 😂
Nat, I have an interesting fact for you.
I was on an SSBN Submarine in the 90's. Our freeze-dried can of food (OD GREEN CANS) and regular can foods were from the Vietnam War. Each can was gas packed and relatively close to texture. So these can last a very long time with taste and texture.
Thank you for commenting! Hands-on experience, over time...🇺🇸 😎👍☕
When my grandpa was in Korea they were eating powdered eggs from World War I
This channel is the best. Nate giving us all the game to survive what's coming. God bless us all. Hope for the best but expect the worse at all times. It's crazy out here right now.
That number is a scam bro.
I’m pretty much a meat and potatoes guy, but HOLY CRAP those veggies looked great. Checking out the site. The prices actually aren’t that bad for what your getting. My preps are primarily components, meats and veggies, bread mix, not meals (except for the Mountain House that I prep and backpack with or MREs) mostly Emergency Essentials and Auguson Farms. I’m expecting bland, but have prepped a lot of spices and seasonings. Definitely gonna grab a few things. Great video
Like you said. Food for the elites and rich.
I will live on my rice 1000 pounds of rice, 20 lbs for 5.00 beans,flower and pasta i put away for 25 years. The fish i catch will be everything i need.
Anyone who buys that expensive freeze dried is just not going to survive cause there not really prepared.
Sadly, some of us are unable to stockpile. Like I said before, every single penny is used in my home with zero left to prepare with.
Check to see if you have a local food bank
Have you looked into the local food bank or churches in your area?
Yet, you probably eat out or get fast food multiple times a week, have 250+ channels on your dish, and several cell phones and gaming consoles using full data. Cut back, save.
@@XtremeChiliPepper how presumptuous of you. I have zero of those so called good things. Nate has an itemized rundown of my monthly bills in a shell. I also put my oldest in private school so that she isnt corrupted by our current governmental ideals.
So this was my reality. I would say start small. Literally maybe set goal of rice 5lb bag and two bags of beans =$5 each store run. Also change the grocery list. Like maybe have a $5 meal night [maybe more than one night/week) when can't bring in more. Reduce bills. Mine was grocery shopping. Alot of extreme budget meals on RUclips for inspiration. Here's to you figuring it out! I know you can do this; we got too.
Thanks for the education on freeze-dried. I've been eating Augason Farms and not really knowing all the deets.
Makes a big difference if it's wild caught or farm-raised salmon. Farm raised salmon is one of the unhealthiest foods you can eat.
I've been learning all about the plants that can be eaten , nettles and dandelions ect
You can't live on that stuff. You need protein and fats.
If you’re going doing the herbal route research cayenne pepper, it’s a great for stopping bleeding in cuts. Handy knowledge to have in a SHTF situation.
Cool story bro, maybe put down the other 'greens' you've been eating/smoking.
Ive been buying 5 gallon buckets, Mylar bags and oxygen absorbers.
Stacking flour, powdered milk, rice, potato flakes, pinto/black/chili beans, pancake mix, dried chick peas, quick oats, quinoa,
Soy beans, red beans, you name it. It won’t all last 20 years but most will get us through the next 5 years and beyond. My powdered eggs and freeze dried meats and fruits/veggies are already packaged but you can expand your preps by doing some research.
That sounds like a solid plan
Proprietary process, LOL. They are using Harvest Right freeze dryers. It’s basically a garage operation.
Got you beat Nate, I heated spaghetti with Parmesan cheese added, FIRST....lol
Wooeee, did that lunch room stink...LMAO!
For those folks who have made the investment into a freezer dryer, it would be a good side hustle to rent the use of the unit to others. I know I’d appreciate a service like this in my area but sadly I have yet to find one
Wow. That a excellent idea. TY. By doing that , it could pay for itself. I used to "borrow" my neigbors pressure washer, would throw a bone and a six pack but i hate borrowing stuff. So i got my own for personal, and a couple driveways later. It paid for itself. Thanks for sharing 👍
Do I have to keep it in fridge?
@Jacqueline Caballero no
Oh yeah you definitely wanto invest 5000 into one of those freeze dryer
Bad idea. You know there's going to be one uneducated person who does not do their research first and makes them self sick then sues you. You would be better off doing a co-op with a few friends and take turns using it. At the very least you would want to consult a good lawyer to walk you through the risks, and a good solid waiver for participants. Good idea though.
You are actually making me hungry --- with freeze dried food!
I know, right? hahaha
My understanding is that fat shortens storage time . I trim fat from chops and steaks before I dry them. Better half picked up some large cans of green beans at Sam’s. I’ll probably put them in the machine. Helps on portion sizes
I have recently fallen on hard times, my wife is not working and I have one child in University and one more graduating next year who will be going off to college….thankfully, as a prepper, I have 3 years worth of food sitting in my prepping room, I’m so thankful that I starting putting food away a few years ago. With my income being the only one, it’s comforting to know I can still eat and to eat well! I’m also thankful for the soon to be nice weather as I have a hotdog o run on my days of work, it brings in a good income that should put me back on financial track.
Just wanted to say. I've bought alot of his food.and its boxed and put away. But, I just pulled out my meat tote and both of my rib eye steak packages were soft!!! Its on li y been 2 years since I bought from wholesale freezedried!
I actually emailed the owner because many people were not happy with them in my Harvest Right group. Never responded.
I have no idea how my other items are. These were 2 packages of ribeyes!
I hope they see this and respond quickly and to your satisfaction. This channel and its comments are read by many, many people.
If you're fed from a silver spoon lmao like 90% of us aren't
I had to mortgage my house just to buy a fresh ham sanich this morning. The prices they want for those freeze dried foods are way off the charts. A number 10 can of any Mountain House product costs less and feeds more. Besides, it doesn't look like survival food to me. Looks more like freeze dried delicacies
Also was concerned about the salt used to preserve if any at all 25 years now that’s a long time just curious I’ve tasted it before it But I didn’t let it sit for 10 years can you explain the benefits if any and the nutrition value if any I appreciate very much great idea
Man I would to get in on this but I just cant justify the prices compared to Peak and mountain.
only issue with those is the expiration date is like 5 years
I love the idea but not the packaging. My Food Saver vacuum sealer has a mason jar attachment it would be perfect for putting up freeze dried food and it would make it more uniform for the pantry shelf. Whether its canning, pressure canning or vacuum sealing, I think mason jars are an excellent investment. JMIO :)
I think they went with the lighter option for backpackers and campers. Glass jars get real heavy real quick but I agree that it would be better for the pantry.
Granted Mason jars a great until you need to move them. We're using both Mason jars and mylar bags. It's hard to get enough into a Mason for a family of four, yet a mylar bag can easily hold 4 portions. I have often wondered how long the dry vacuum seal would last on a Mason. Also, how many times you could reseal the lids. I would appreciate your thoughts on this. Seems like there numerous claims that vacuum sealed jars last over 10 years.
Stock piling lids have become our new wintertime hobby 😢
@@witness1449 I try to keep a five year cycle on my pantry. I figure if I am still eating just storage food after that, I am no longer extending life but just prolonging death. Wheat is my favorite storage food. Cheap and easy to put up and the entire family loves it, including the dog and the chickens. I think it will be a great trade & barter item as will the jars. When I collect up enough jars, I go get a bag from the feed store.
@Raymond Belec We have over 1,000 canning jars, rotate about 450 a year, and have about a 3 year rotation on every staple for the family. Every year, we try to extend our long-term survival food, which now includes freeze drying. The solar system has definitely helped with that extra cost. Since we're in our 70s and on a fixed income, it's difficult to have the funds to do large projects. It's nice to know that there's a small percentage of like-minded individuals doing the same.
Peace brother, good luck, and be safe!
I got the brownies. I figure even if I mess them up, you can still eat them. 😂
I haven't tried that one yet. I love peak refuel, (I had the sweet and sour pork Friday night)!! will try them out.
I've been buying from Freeze Dry Wholesalers every month for over a year. Love their products.
Is it actually good? I bought lots but never tried it
@@crows1946 LOL, no pizza for me at those prices. Meats/cheeses only making every dollar count. They also run specials.
Great show, Nate! Thank you...🇺🇸 😎👍☕
You are a great service to us, showing what is available and how to get it. I must say you keep things rational and down to earth with this freesedry stuff. I would be interested in simple powders in large quantities like eggs, milk and beef etc. The basic source of calories and protein. Maybe some shakes and smoothies to get really going without all the hassle. Maybe there is rice in instant or hard blocks to boil in 3 minutes? Packaging should be stackable and at least in daily quantities ready to serve. Great show.
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I think Nate could be the next CEO of the Home Shopping Network
Sells enough BS, so… yeah
“You’re gonna die anyways…” got me on that one haha
Thanks for the video, Nate. This is how we use our freeze dryer we precook all meats/meals or get precooked meats/meals from store freeze dry it and then we can either use them as a MRE right out of the bag without using any water or used to make more complete meals with water. Yes, it is a very expensive tool but it a big force multiplier on preserving foods.
Stay Safe & Good Luck
SHTF hit my town Friday afternoon… F3 made a run straight through town… devastated. Schools, church’s, and many hundreds of homes. No power, gas, cell service, etc.. a black hole. I’m sending this message from the Wal-Mart parking lot, the only phone reception in town. Wynne, ARKANSAS.. Declared disaster area with curfew and national guard called in…
That's why being prepped is good but, if a tornado takes it all you're back to square 1 😂
@@trevorz459 - wouldn't it all be safe if it's in a root cellar, or something in the ground?
@@RokiMowntinHi some don't have basements ect. Just saying 🤷♂️
@@trevorz459 - of course. I realized most areas that get hit by tornadoes do not have the capability to have full-on basement structures. I know someone personally that would have benefitted greatly from only just a small amount of below-ground protection during a hurricane and also resultant tornadoes. My comment was a suggestion to those who do not, if it would be helpful. A tornado shelter is not the same as a basement, but will work better than just sitting inside a house, in a wind-related emergency. I would think anyone living in any area that is called "tornado alley" should have or plan to have some sort of underground protection, even a small root cellar, as I suggested.
@@RokiMowntinHi Nice point 👍
Anyone else just wishing whatever huge thing happens, that it would just happen already?
Yes but now I'm waiting ony daughter to be born.
So after that 😂
No.not enough are awake
No it needs to hold out still 😓😖😩
…sigh…in all honesty……yeah ….I’m tired of everything slowly burning when we all know the cause an the outcome it’s kinda ridiculous
Yep!! Let's get this dance started, America has been sold to china.
The left is out of their minds and the right is standing by, doing NOTHING.
I tried buying from them but 75% of their stuff was sold out
McDonald's just closed all of their us offices in America and OPEC just cut 1.5 million barrels per day just came out an hour ago
Stockpiling isnt really a good long term solution, youre better off learning to grow food. But good luck 👍
Thanks for the code. I'll try it once I get it and leave a review as a comment. You did not fail me with Peak Refuel.
One of the best videos I've ever seen keepem coming Nate...
These prices are insane!
I just buy regular nonperishable food at the store every week I go shopping I buy extra I’ve been doing it for a year so now I’m pretty set don’t forget medication and supply it doesn’t have to cost you an arm and a leg those dry freeze are expensive That’s for people that can afford it with a simple life with a simple mind and be ready you’ll be just fine good luck
@@californiasun162 Thank you for caring enough to comment. Yes I have about a Year's worth of food stored. Mostly canned goods, seeds and supplies, nuclear preparedness supplies etc. God Bless you and your family.
We bought our own freeze dryer. We dry all locally grown food, beef poultry, pork and vegetables. I have been making my own MRE’s. Breakfast MRE’s with egg, ham, green peppers, potatoes and onions. Dinner dishes with beef, carrots, potatoes, and broccoli. The sky is the limit. We are freeze drying anything and everything.
The 6 hand sign ahhhh
Thank you, Nate. Stay the course.
Nate, the humor in the videos🤣always cracks me up.
I have a few bags of that stuff, good quality, and good taste, but rather expensive. However, on a portion basis, no more expensive than Happy Yak or Peak.
Unless you had like 1000 lbs you wouldn’t last 5 years.. it’s better to just stock up 2yr premium canned chicken. Chicken water and salt. Eat it and replace it as you eat it. Start with $500 and then $1000.
You won’t be sitting on your ass for years eating freeze dried food. and animals survive. No matter what if your in a highly populated area you’ll have to vacate. Have a way to transport the food because it’ll be heavy.
I’ve been freeze drying grasshoppers from my backyard. Wasting calories catching them, but better now than when grid down.
Cicadas will awake mid June pre monsoon. Not hard to gather them by the pound!
Anybody try those salt guns to shoot bugs? Good for training?
Your link gives an error code 404 and says bucket doesn't exist.
Getting this too
For the most part, I preferred to eat freeze dried pre-cooked MRE's rather than re-hydrating them when I was in the military. The flavour was richer (as is dehydrated food) because it was condensed and the texture was crunchy and crumbly like snacking on chips. Re-hydrating was a waste of time and much needed energy...plus you could eat while on the move whether on foot or by vehicle.
Been buying these products for three years. It's everything he says it is.
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Thank you for the information 🎉 I will look into it. So expensive to get freeze dried food here in Canada 🇨🇦 lol P.S. the link doesn’t work 😊
Freeze Dry Wholesalers food is significantly more expensive than good food like Peak Refuel.
@@blainclatworthy5423is peak refuel good tasting? Is that what you meant by calling it "good food" and also its found at better prices than some more expensive options?
@@blainclatworthy5423 I just notice I could buy freeze dried food from the United States a lot cheaper than here in Canada, even with the conversion factored in. I’m also newish at this so don’t really know where to go, not many stores in my area.
@@cortexexpansion1248 Peak Refuel is good tasting Freeze Dried Food.
@@JHW44 Cdn Preparedness sells freeze dried food. Using his discount code, the prices are reasonable.
Hey bro so we talk about freeze dried food a lot, but what about stuff like granola, because say your in a situation where you are on the move and you gotta eat. You can't sit and wait for your food to cook.
Most freeze dried food takes about 10 mins to rehydrate since it is already cooked. But hey if you want granola you be you.
I know but it's always good to have more than one foot source
@@thevikingwanderer2675 100% agree, dry goods are a staple for sure, pressure canning is a good way to store shelf stable meat, water bath is good as well for other things
Learning to make sausage and salt cured meats like proscitto is a fun useful hobby as well
Great video! I've been using food from FDW for years and it took a bit of experimentation to figure out how best to rehydrate them--really would have loved something like this video back then, so folks new to using FDW products, listen up, CP handing you the "How To" on a silver platter
Hey, just wanted to mention that the videos are not showing up on my news feed on thier own anymore.. I have to search it everyday. WORTH THE SEARCH
I like how light those packets look. I mean it's got to be better than hauling cans around in a backpack (in the event that you had to bug off of your property or wherever you are staying for some reason). I do NOT want to eat ANY bugs. I don't care what anyone says, even in these comments. I'll just say bug off to that. Yuck. No fried worms for me.
This kind of stuff is way out of my budget
Yep crazy prices
@@kjwbr7745 to be honest with you the salmon really doesn't look that good. After It's rehydrated it looks like cheap frozen farm salmon that I didn't get into the freezer on time that looks like it's coloured with dye and probably tasteless
My issue is, how much of such food can you stock up? If you want to leave food for your children and grandchildren in 30 years, you need to have millions of dollars worth stored in multi-layer bunkers. How can an everyday person afford that?
Simple don't make any children
Just buy regular food at the store and store it at home like we all do not everybody can afford this expensive food think simple.
Another bonus of freeze dried foods when the shizzy hits the fizzy is that you won't be attracting and advertising to everyone by the smell of cooking food. Only takes water to have a meal.
Scary yet true 👍
@nate the link is broken and gives a 404 err
I had the same problem
I definitely need a t-shirt with "The Shizzie has hit the Fizzie - Time to Get Down"!! Love the food concept but those prices look pretty expensive, I might look at doing my own freeze-dried food, gotta be better than the beans-rice and canned soups I've put aside. I need to watch some of those channels of people who have lived in war torn countries to see what kinds of foods they stored/used.
🤣 thats good, i need one too bro
I started by buying enough for holiday meals. Imagine post shtf, that it is Christmas morning, and you whip up a turkey dinner with all the trimmings! Then expanded from there with veggies (which are comparable to farm fresh, so much so, I now cook with fd veggies daily.) FD Fruit ended up saving me $$ since it does not go bad quickly, where I was throwing out fresh fruit that spoiled.
The price on the steak was a gulper, but frankly steak at the grocery store is a gulper too. Our local Fareway has wagu rib eye 12 oz steaks for $50 this week. “Regular” rib eyes are $23/lb. Suddenly the fd steak price is reasonable.
How much you wanna bet they weren't eating freeze dried food? 😊
@@mylightofhope he was absolutely eating fd food (and you saw him open the package and cook it, for goodness sake!)
@@mylightofhope canned
50lb bags of rice, flour, beans, salt ,sugar ... dozen or so 3L tins of olive oil , jars of grass fed ghee butter Ortiz tuna cans stacked to the ceiling , 18 yr balsamic vinegar, cans of tomatoes after a couple years pull out some freeze dried food if its still that bad in the world...
Do you have a military backyard like Army Ranger standard? Just curious as to know you have the skills to live in the outdoors off the land
Thank you Nate. That was very informative.
Curious about the packaging. With the clear part showing the food, doesn't that affect the product
I was wondering that too. Thought it had to be in mylar…
it absolutely does when exposed to light. Poor design. maybe in a bucket preventing light exposure it might be ok. Mylar bags are actually clear before they are coated with a metallic layer so in theory the food should be ok if protected from the light.
Here's a thought, in order to get to the day 30 years from now to start eating your freeze dried food......you need to store 29 years of of food first....LOL
It took more than a day to get all the moisture out. it's gonna take some time to get it back in.
The MAIN thing that worries me, is anybody can put any crud to market NOW (at exorbitant prices), and by the time you realise it DIDN'T have the advertised shelf life (e.g. 10+ years from now) good freaking luck trying to do anything about it.....
Or they could just send you empty boxes and then good luck seeking restitution or a refund.
I hear you but i ordered some food from this company three yrs ago and it is still good and they use good cuts of meat also.( just to ease anyone who may be interested in their selection.)
Man when I watch your videos, I get a panic attack EVERY TIME. If things ever got so bad we had to resort to freeze dried foods, it would be scary as hell. If u had this freeze dried foods, people would be tryin to break in and rob u. It would be some crazy times.
You need a hobby.
The best advice I can give you is take the information get ready and when and if when the time comes be prepared to defend yourself your home and your family you don’t need to have a panic attack right now you just need to be prepared emotionally and mentally you’ll be fine.
If your panicked now you wont survive. Time to work on yourself mentally and physically. Then worry about stalking up.
Boss no need to panic thing's will get bad just be ready and don't panic if someone comes in to try to take it defend yourself personally if I was in your shoe's and panicked over stuff like this I would attempt to get in some self defense classes or something so I could be confident in my own abilities remember confidence is everything when shtf
Shit hitting the fan isnt always world ending, my food storage really helped me power through some rough times.
The sausages and meatballs are difficult to rehydrate.
This is awesome that you're making this right now this is a good video. I'm definitely going to buy this stuff
People, 90% of you can't afford this for 30 years, do the math, if you have a family of four, in the first place where in hell are you going to store 30 years of food? I am well prepped for me and wife, but most of it is staples, still no where near that many years. I'm not saying not to put back as much food as you can, use your head and think what you can buy, if you need 30 years,you are screwed , no way can you buy and store that much food at the prices they put on them.
Been doing this with my harvest right already
Bought my own freeze dryer, ready for it all- Bring it on
Can you throw a re-hydrated salmon filet on the grill?
yes.
Nate u don't understand how lucky u are
☝️ this person is right
Why is he lucky?
Not luck . Just his passion.
@@MensaGiraffe he's capable to prepare to this extend and educate us
@@Vlad_Shv sometimes discipline and hardworking isn't enough
Unfortunately we still have a roof over our head to pay for and bills. Been researching all sorts of freeze dried survival foods and brands. All is very expensive to invest in when limited to everyday living funds
Great looking freeze dried food. Shame so much of it is sold out. :(
That means I need 30 years worth for a family of 5. Man...better start robbing banks. Oh..wait, the banks are broke or are no more.
In Australia, the banks are stuffed full of cash
Chef Nate? Awesome! Can't wait..
Michelin star ⭐ chef
How the hell you gonna charge over 1k more than harvest right for a freeze dryer. Anyone can literally just buy from them. I appreciate your news, but that ain't right
I love late night infomercials!
Good evening from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else
In 30 years I'll be 87.
I'll be 80, almost 81.
I’ll be 51
I’ll be dead!🤣
I’ll be 61 🎉
95!😅
Only watched about ten seconds but just wanted to say I love this channel. I’m all about freeze drying. 👍
Did he do an video on how not to go insane, because I probably would
Yeah most of us doesn't have strong mentality
When you know the truth and the prophecy you’re not going to be insane I would suggest you check out and see what you think the shepherds chapel on RUclips good luck take care
Become responsible for 20 mouths to feed. Your personal needs will become irrelevant to he won't have time to worry about it. Or you could just go out and get 300 head of livestock. Drink lots of coffee by the way. I'm sure God starts his day with a cup of coffee
The Url doesn't go anywhere.