If you have just started to prepare for an emergency situation, these tips are really helpful and are affordable too!
Most preppers when they think of prepping for a disruptive event or collapse, think of buying all this freeze dried foods and gallons upon gallons of water.
However, is that how you started out when you first began prepping?
The simple answer is probably no unless you had the money that is required to do so.
One prepper shows us in this amazing video on the next page the best way to get started when prepping that will provide you with basic meals and water for your family.
So, don't panic and feel overwhelmed or think you have to spend tons of money to get started!
These simple tips are truly the best way to start without having to spend much money at all!
To find out a great way to get started prepping your food, head over to the next page and check out this video that'll show you the most basic way a prepper needs to start.
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Stock what you will eat…rotate your stock
Rosa Roos
Sharon Richardson
James Kenis
Can your own food and keep a few chickens handy for eggs only. Keep plenty of flour and rice on hand in addition to vegetables. You’ll get by for a very long time. Store bought canned food and other processed foods contain too many preservatives….it’ll only take a few months before your health and energy levels will deteriorate, and that’s what you’ll need more than anything in a survival situation.
mix the can goods with rice and beans
There certainly is a place for canned foods in your preps. Be sure it is stuff you eat. As for soups we keep more things like Tomato, cream based soups and broths to use as bases for adding to with rice, pasta and vegetables. I am not a fan of the chunky soups. Too much added salt and other things.
You really need to store what you eat.
Jay Janisse
John Tuhy
Tasha Mae
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