How to store RICE and BEANS for 30 YEARS! Prepping made simple.

Step-by-step guide on emergency food storage using 1 gallon mylar bags. Buy bulk food from Costco or Sam’s Club and store on metal shelves in your pepper pantry if SHTF.
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[@lindaorozco4595]

Mason jars sealed with absorbers work just as good as mylar

[@MrDosonhai]

Until an earthquake hits and all your jars fall down and broken.

[@scrapdaddyron]

storing a couple hundred pounds in mason jars seems to be a waste of good jars and way more expensive.

[@cyn4rest]

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[@ProjectsAfterCoffee]

Thanks for the kind words and joining the channel!

[@strykerhalo]

You have to think calories as well. 1,200 minimum a day. Wheat berries stored in Mylar with oxygen absorbers will allow for bread. Figure 500 calories per 5 slices of bread. 3 25lb bags should be enough for 1 year. Add in rice, 1 cup for 250 calories, honey about 25 16 ounce 2 tbsp a day. Rolled oats, pinto beans are good but you need like 18 20lb bags to get 500 calories a day for a year.
Popcorn 250 calories for 1/4 a cup which pops about 8 cups.
You have to store about a years worth is what I recommend, but you have to figure out calorie intake daily. Instant coffee. Salt, sugar, pepper, bullion cubes, pasta with cheese powder.
Hope this helps someone out there lol

[@ProjectsAfterCoffee]

Love the good work here! Inspires some thoughts on my end too!

[@stevehartman1730]

Can you put Oats in mason jars for long term storeage

[@stevehartman1730]

Would it help to put a paper towel one in bottom n one on top of food n mason jar plus a couple oxygen absorbers

[@MrDosonhai]

There is a dedicated machine for this and they're quite cheap. Using a vacuum cleaner is quite risky and rather dirty in my opinion. I know they suck air from the bag and not the air inside the vacuum cleaner but still, something about it just doesn't sit well with me.

[@stevehartman1730]

I trust mason jars n oxygen absorbers most

[@CherylAnderson327]

Thank you. My oxygen absorbers that are still in the package seem hard. Does that mean they arent going to work?

[@ProjectsAfterCoffee]

I'm not sure as brands can vary. Mine seem sort of "stiff". If you take them out and they start getting warm, I bet they are still fine!

[@user-cs1ef8kg1w]

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[@allecazzam8224]

How do you remove all the air from Mylar bags?

[@ProjectsAfterCoffee]

I just squeeze them and let the absorbers to the rest! or vacuum the air out like I did in the video (and still use absorbers)

[@SnipTifferz]

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