10 Foods to Stockpile | Start Your Prepper Pantry | Uk prepper
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Welcome to Anas food and lifestyle, my name is Ana and I'm a prepper based in UK. I'm a prepper by nature so over the years I have learned a lot of cooking and food preservation skills. On my channel I cover everything you need to know about Average person prepping, including cooking, dehydrating, preserving and growing, amongst many other helpful videos to help you on your prepping journey.
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Such a good idea to revisit the basics every once in a while as you are continually getting new viewers, some of whom will be new to prepping. I think one of the best things to beat "food fatigue" would be alcohol. Yes, spices, sauces and a variety of items - but a good glass of wine with a meal makes all the difference.
Goes without saying, I’m
A brewing queen 😊 knowing how to brew should also be a thing for tough times😊
I have taped the recipe suggestions and cooking times from the packets of lentils, peas etc to the side of my bulk storage buckets. I find it easier than trying to find them online or in books. When we actually come to needing our preps it's possible we won't have internet access anyway!
I put my flour in large glass sweet jars & you can add dried bay leaves to protect against flour weevils.. in fact I store everything in glass jars ...some are large kilner type with the rubber ring seals & clips.
Glass jars are great but very expensive plus if you are stocking up for long term they will take a lot of room
Same for rice. Debating on other stuff in mason and kilner jars for storage. (The bayleaf thing for other grains and pulses...don't want any bugs.)
@@AnasFoodLifestyle good point..but most of mine have been sourced from charity shops & thats how I've stored them all for years .. I store them all on shelving..no longer have the luxury of a pantry & mylar bags are on my list..
You are lucky to get jars from charity shops, all I normally see is old fashioned and shite glassware that none wants. I would love to find sone bargains , point is, people must be vigilant, especially if we are looking out for something !😊
@@AnasFoodLifestyle home bargains £1.29 mason jars...used to be 99p.
Thanks Ana , that was great !
Glad you liked it!😊
I prefer the coffee creamer as I can pre mix the coffee and creamer in the mug the night before, then just add the water in the morning and it doesn't curdle like the milk powder, I also use it in my bread making.
It has a higher calorie content than powdered milk, which in a SHTF situation might be a good thing but don't tell my doctor 🙂
Good video Ana, many prep channels forget that we were all new to this at one point
I make my coffee with small amount if evaporated milk( tinned). I would though even in tins this can go off. I started about 2 years ago and forgot to rotate the tins. When I opened it did not taste nice. It was Supermarket brand though.
Tea and Coffee 💖💖
At the mo Farmfoods are selling Nido dried milk 2cans for £8.00, just incase your interested..
That Is Really Good. Thank You
There on offer at tesco too at the minute 👍@@deborahjane68
Great start Ana. I might add cacao and sunflower lecithin to make chocolate. Goes great with oats as a healthy treat.
Great video I am going to make some jam this weekend that’s a great way to store fruit if you don’t do that already look into it
Thank you excellent advice will share on Telegram
Thank you 😊
Brilliant! I just bought more barley and millet to add to the stocks.
Great vid as usual Ana 👍
Thanks Ana.
We always enjoy watching your uploads and are very grateful for all the good advice. However as a new preppers we are advised to prepare for power outages. In that scenario having no electricity would mean that we would be reliant upon our one ring butane camping stove. For us that would probably rule out cooking things like dried beans and pasta as it would use up a lot of gas. We look to buying prepared food that only requires heating and of course boiling the kettle. Great upload, many thanks
Yes it is advised to store tins and pre prepared meals on top of my selection , along side many other things . I have many videos dedicated to add grid cooking and stocking up 😊
Another great video Anna. Love those plastic jars with the red lids. Ive looked on amazon but cant find the exact ones. Do you have a link or could you tell me the size please. Thank you.
Have a look on eBay under sweet jars or long term food storage jars , I have 2.5lt and 4.5lt 4500ml
Hello Ana. Have you given any thought to meal replacement powders ( Not protein powder ) We used to use these whilst on duty as an emergency response team, as you never got a moments rest to stop and have any food during the shift, we researched it and came up with a favourite for taste, nutrition and ease of use.
We used a product called " Huel " that was a great meal replacement during the shift, simply added to water in a shaker and you had a tasty, filling meal to keep you going.
I would suggest that they would make an incredibly useful supplement for a stockpile larder, I think a bag of the stuff makes about 20 odd meals and contains all your essential greens/nutrient's and stuff.
My husband has been given meal replacement drinks that he mixes with milk because his cancer means he can't eat. We said that they would be great as a prep, just use powdered milk.
Hi , I have seen them but no did t look in to them, wasn’t sure on dates etc. I have been buying the tins of meal replacement drinks so far
I managed to pick up two coconut oils reduced to 75p each, and two of the ghee reduced to £1.17 each. Bargain!
p.s. Nido is 20% off at Tesco at the moment, with the clubcard. @AnasFoodLifestyle
Thank you🥰 just back from camping land of no phone signal and internet so catching up on messages and clearly showing trips coming up
Hope you had a nice time! @@AnasFoodLifestyle
Yes thank you , time flew by , next time longer
Anna ive been picking up kilsner jars up for yrs at car boots .. got a load this weekend a pound each 🎉 im desperate to learn how to do some canning .. ive got a dehydrator and a pressure cooker.. how do you prefer to store home cooked meals like stew ect? Ive not tried to can as im just worried i dont get it right and i kill of all me loved ones 😂
Can you out a link up to any previous vids youve done? Thanks 👍
I’ve canned things but generally don’t do meat or stews. It’s just works out so much more expensive rather than buying tinned stews , I know there is no comparison in flavour but there is also a longevity of a tin comparing to home canned jars that sways me ti buy meat
Any recommendations for places to buy mylar bags at a good price? Not amazon as I don't buy there.
I went back in time to a tinned meat video. You covered the meat content. The featured pork is meh, last resort. High meat content, yes. But, tasty...? Any recommendations for both content and appeal? Anything new on the market, too? Thank you.
What about puting them for a short while in the microwave? Will it not kill any bugs, eggs etc?
Not sure if that would work, mic waves work from outside it so by time inner beans get warm outside ones will burst