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To: TheThirdRuffian

Canned goods will last 25 years in that environment. If you you doubt me I will send you statements from canned foods producers.

canned white potatoes
canned vegetables
canned chicken
canned beef (http://keystonemeats.com) good products
canned corned beef
canned mushrooms
canned soups (ready to eat, not reconstitute)
canned beans (black, refried, etc.)

[airtight containers: ball canning jars are very good]

white rice stored in airtight containers (indefinitely)
oatmeal in airtight containers (very long time)
Dried beans in airtight containers (very long)
Pasta in airtight containers (very long)
Rice noodles in airtight containers (very long)
Pilot crackers (canned - 30 year shelf life)
Peanut butter (several years, easy to rotate)
Juices bottled in *glass* (several years at least)

You would be surprised how cheap 6 months of food will be using these types. Maybe a little boring after a few weeks, but in the crunch you won’t complain.


19 posted on 09/07/2012 3:05:11 PM PDT by ChildOfThe60s (If you can remember the 60s....you weren't really there)
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To: ChildOfThe60s
Doomsday preppers was on rerun last weekend, and I caught that episode with Kalene, that women in Utah that covers her egss in mineral oil so that that last 9 months, and dipps her cheese in wax, to preseve them. I tooled around her site Preparedness Pro, and she recommends that you don't take out the oxygen in your wheat, ( and I forgot if she mentioned rice, oatmeal, etc.) because they need to be alive when you sprout them. In James Rawles book Patriots, that's how they start their day at their bugout—with a nice bowl of sprouted wheat. Have yet to put the hand warmers in my food buckets, or make the breakfast of preppers, sprouted wheat.
23 posted on 09/07/2012 3:17:55 PM PDT by lulu16 (May the Good Lord take a liking to you!)
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To: ChildOfThe60s
Keystone Meats

Hey. I just checked them out. Not just for the canned meat. This steak package comes in at about $4.30 a pound.

Steak Box I - 14 lbs.
2 Ribeye Steaks
2 New York Strip Steaks
2 Sirloin Steaks
2 Rib Steaks
3 lbs Cube Meat
2 T-Bone Steaks
2 Porterhouse Steaks
Price: $59.95

44 posted on 09/07/2012 5:04:17 PM PDT by Focault's Pendulum (Obama A man without an American mission.)
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To: ChildOfThe60s

Add iodized salt to your list. AND sugar. AND Yeast packets.

LOOOONG shelf-life.


93 posted on 09/08/2012 2:29:01 AM PDT by Blueflag (Res ipsa loquitur: non vehere est inermus)
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