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To: KittenClaws
You can use the liquid from the canned corn, the canned tuna, and the canned fruit to cook stuff.

Granted, it's a culinary disaster, but you can do it. You can also drink it, if you need the water.

/johnny

76 posted on 05/12/2012 4:10:44 PM PDT by JRandomFreeper (Gone Galt)
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To: JRandomFreeper

I appreciate the advise.

No more dried beans for us - or dried rice.

I’m expecting plenty of culinary disasters in a survival situation.

Hopefully, we can integrate with a group that has one such as yourself to make our lives a bit brighter.


85 posted on 05/12/2012 4:19:02 PM PDT by KittenClaws (A closed mouth gathers no foot.)
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To: JRandomFreeper

Even today, I drain canned veggies into a large freezer container to use later in soups. I’ve already paid for it so why throw it out? Waste not, want not.


152 posted on 05/12/2012 5:21:12 PM PDT by bgill
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To: JRandomFreeper

Sorry, I had to get to work and didn’t have time to continue on this thread.

Thanks for that advise on the liquid in canned goods, that would suffice until a solution to the water issue can be found.

All of the purification systems in the country won’t help if there is no H2O to be had! Even a water capture system would not do well during a drought.


497 posted on 05/15/2012 9:29:11 AM PDT by KittenClaws (A closed mouth gathers no foot.)
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