20 Foods I Keep in MY SECRET PREPPER PANTRY (Food Storage 101)

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• Where did you get he can organizer shelf??

• Instant noodle will be great addition

• Its a supermarket

• Great video – thanks for sharing.

• You have the NEATEST pantry I have EVER SEEN! I bet your house is immaculate!

• What if those food go bad as you haven't used them?

• @You don’t believe in panic buying? Really? You are definitely a Hoarder‼️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

• I just realized I should be storing peanut butter, I can't eat it anymore but I should store it anyway.

• I barely have any kitchen cupboards never mind a separate room for it!!!!

• Heat is quite the destroyer of food storage. We had a lot of our long term food storage items get wrecked from the heat of a garage. Be careful!

• I think honey can last a thousand years just fine

• I am a UK prepper, starting around 6 years ago and I am certainly glad I did, with current scarcity and price increases. Already there are limits on the cooking oil bottles you can buy at the supermarket and I still have 26 litres/40 pints. I have learnt from this video, which will help me in re-building stock even higher. One little tip I gained from a US prepper was to freeze your bags of flour for a couple of days before long-term storage in airtight containers. This keeps the flour free from weevils. I obviously forgot to freeze one, opened it several months later, and it did have some tiny creatures moving in it. Harmless, maybe, but not very appetizing. Especially for a vegetarian like me 🙂, although I store tinned meat, Spam, etc, which I would soon eat if hungry enough!

  I do not follow the use-by date too religiously, some canned food from WW2 having been found edible after some 100 years. Same goes for many jar/packet.freeze dried foods, the manufacturers having to be very conservative with those dates imho. I keep a spreadsheet with sections for canned food, packet food, jar food, etc, and label each item with its own number (A100, A101, etc) for identification. I have columns for Description, Ref No, Size/weight/quantity, Use-by date, Price paid per item, Quantity, etc. to help me stock take, as I am now. It helps a lot. I just wish I could get family (with 2 sons and 3 grandchildren) to follow suit, but they do not see the warning signs. Now mid-70's, I have to also prep with them in mind as best I can but is a worry. Just about to buy a tall garage-suited (low temperatures) freezer for more capacity.

  In readiness for the (inevitable) coming worldwide financial crash, I have got much cash got out of the banking system, bought gold, silver, Bitcoin and other cryptos and keep cash at home. Also, a daily Bible read. All part of preparedness – but that is another story. Keeping quiet about your prepping/stacking plans has to be a wise thing. Thanks for the video and Best wishes from the UK.

• good for you, but now change the words:" don't worry don't panic don't buy that much now " to the oposite words, food shortage is coming up

• Food shortages announced by your country's president as i see this in 2022 is why I'm watching this. You so well prepped, nice! If your country has this problem I know your countrys allies will be following and expecting the same issues. Thank you so much for your tips and tricks!

• Where do you get the packets that you put into your flour jars?

• Great video and information, thank you. However, if I fed that stuff to my husband he’d be dead in a few months. That’s very unhealthy food. It would be best to make your own and dehydrate or freeze dry it. Dehydration kills about 50% nutrients and last a couple years while freeze drying kills only about 3% and can last up to 25 years and far easier to rehydrate.

• Your food storage is beautiful 🤩

• Canned goods last longer than expiration date spam 20 years most others last at least 5 years. The date is fresh by date not when it goes bad something to consider.

• This cracks me up. There is not one thing in your top 20 that I can eat. That is why I got a freeze dryer.

• Wow! Amazing! Great job!

• Yes Honey Never Ever Goes Off.The Found Honey in Egypt in One of theTombs,Seems it Was Still Good So Honey Good Forever.

• thank you for all your tips for food storage

• wow now you can survive a lot of disasters now 😁😀😲

• This woman is so organized it is ridiculous! This takes time, so good on her! I have most of the same stuff, and rotate regularly. Still, my setup looks nothing like this! The best tip here, is to buy extras of things you are already buying and using. Stocking up on things, that nobody eats, just means those items will get old and not get eaten. At that point, it becomes pig or chicken feed, which is not so bad, but expensive swine feed.

• Glass won't last in a bad earthquake!

• Florida girl here as well. I've had unfortunate experience with weevils twice now so everything has to be air sealed. Hope you don't encounter them as well.

• wow so nice

• Prepping pantries……….the holy grail of OCD.
  You’re not alone.
  I took a video of my pantry for my Mom and she couldn’t believe the detail and organization and had to start her own.

  A neatly stocked food pantry is just something someone with OCD can really exist with without feeling guilty of making everything nice, neat and organized.
  Yup have to keep adding to it and you’ll just go there and stare at it sometimes in the middle of the night or day for the dopamine rush of finding something not perfectly turned to match the symmetry of the others.
  Oh…it’s glorious and I love reactions from close family members when they see it…..lol.
  I’m especially proud of my never to be found again three cases of Original “non woke” labeled Aunt Jemima maple syrup.
  I’ve given a couple away as collector item gifts.

• Wow! I don’t think good grocery stores are that organized! Good for you!

• Very good preparation ! Thank you for your video ! Pascal ( France )

• Those cans Will expire in 2years. Their not going to last long

• How do I store converted (Parboiled) rice for long term storage?

• Am I correct in thinking that you are using all the stuff with a short life span ,up to a year, on a regular basis in order to rotate them, if not do you have to discard much food at the end of the use by date in orderto maintain a useable stock?

• Awesome and wish I had started sooner. But my family thinks I’m insane. But I’ll have something when they need. Thanks for sharing.

• I had a bottle of curry that was 6 years expired. Tasted great.

• I would like to see a few more videos like this. 👍

• I know this may sound crazy but make sure you have some cookbooks and reading material just in case internet goes down. Pinterest won’t be there when we need it. I’ve started a notebook with some recipes that I found on Pinterest just in case! God Bless Everyone!!!

• you need tell us what do when marhsal law andthe goverment come get all your stuff , !! go down shooting or what!!??????????????have you got a plan for that!! i try catch your video everyday!!

• Nowadays, foods mean a sense of security. Above all, foods go first (instead of money 😬).

• Looks like a mini supermarket! Gorgeous! 😘😍🥰

• For the mac and cheese if you're in a hurricane usually the microwave or stove probably won't work!

• Nice to have it all properly organised for FEMA to confiscate!!! 🙂

• Very awesome idea and loves it and I would do same but you forget what about expired food?

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