30 Days of Preparedness - Some Of The Best Powdered Foods To Store

[@sherryh7485]

Add celery seed to the spice section bec it really enhances the flavor of meat and salads.

[@anneinohio8232]

I buy the big pack of yeast at Costco. I bought an airtight canister, and store yeast in the freezer. Shelf life in the freezer is well over a year. One packet of yeast is about 2 1/4 teaspoons.

[@radam8966]

On a lot of the channels, I don't see much on beverages. So here's a little something people may like to try to breakup the monotony. Tea bags or loose leaf 1 gallon pitcher 12 cup coffee maker Dried mint or spearmint. Simple syrup to sweeten (optional). Coffee pot: (not necessary) empty 5-6 tea bags in the filter and add 1/2 a teaspoon of mint or spearmint Pour tea and simple syrup into the pitcher and top with cool water. There should be a mild refreshing after taste . Simple syrup: 1 cup of water to 2 cups of sugar Heat and stir till it turns clear. Enjoy

[@maryisfine64]

Freeze your yeast. ..lasts about forever

[@JNoMooreNumbers]

Many spices will last til the sun's a red giant. Used 10 or more year old spices and bullion and we're fine.

[@RoguePreparedness]

Anything and everything can be powdered can't it! I love it. Powder all the things!

[@petahills579]

Thanks for this. I am just starting my prepper pantry so any info is so valuable.

[@PreppingWithSarge]

awesome stuff, sharing on my wall brother

[@gailjohnson2795]

Just placed another order was wondering if they would consider breaking the spices In to smaller quantities or selling Individually to make them easier to purchase

[@Businessaccount312]

I just drank my coffee with some coffee whitener that was 1 year past expiration date. Its been 48 hours and im completely fine, haven't even mutated or anything.

[@madisonciowa3920]

Awesome video. I didn't know about powdered honey. Thank you.

[@sherryh7485]

Your intro music is becoming almost as familiar as some of the fav tv shows I watch.

[@MichaelR58]

Good video, thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@daval5563]

Thank you for your video. The "new and improved" International section of our big box store is a gold mine for good quality bulk spices. I buy 400 gram, (14 oz) of mild curry powder for $3.79. Then there's the Bulk Ban for all kinds of dehydrated soups and mixes. That's where I get my powdered cheese mix made with real cheese for my "world famous" Mac and Cheese. I haven't had much luck making my own powders and find it very convenient to purchase them when I can. Good luck

[@DisabledandPrepping]

Great information

[@rumpNrhino]

In one of your previous videos, you covered having backup cash in case systems went down. It's been digging at me because you mentioned the card system in half the city being down due to a lady running her vehicle into a power pole and that exact thing happened where I live within the last year or so. You mentioned Albertson's as well, which most stores are located in California. Live in SoCal. Maybe it's just coincidence? Anyway, love the informative videos and keep up the great work!

[@Ilostmypick]

Some of the first foods I stocked up when I started out were instant coffee and powdered creamer. The world ending is not as scary as being without my coffee in an emergency!

[@EatWithCali]

Love Indian food!

[@davidjones1393]

THKS

[@HarshmanHills]

freeze dried and dehydrated food will be key in any situation where the supply chain is interrupted. same thing with power

[@KaylynnStrain]

ethnic stores are also a great source of dry and canned foods, spices and other foods

[@ColdWarPrepper]

Thanks, great suggestions. I love the sirloin, pork chops, and other meat products from Freeze Dried Wholesalers, just never investigated their spices and sauces - will have to do so.

[@discountcodes]

Great video!!

[@johnbauman4005]

Thrive totally out of FD butter powder, and no apparent mechanism to be notified when/if it comes back into stock. Any other recommendations for a source of good tasting FD butter powder? Thanks!

[@aparecidomiranda1191]

Parabéns ótima Diga

[@gp1971]

You always have really good videos. Take care.

[@PrepperPotpourri]

I don't like milk either but I always have the Nido powdered milk on my shelves

[@patriciaribaric3409]

That was a nice selection with lots of flavors.

[@Rumpelstiltskinsdaughter]

Do you have survival recipes, like with powdered eggs, powdered butter etc?

[@KaylynnStrain]

Krusteaz the pancake mix you're tuinking of ??? I love a good curry and garammasala. there are a wide variety of curries and garam masalas. I'm currently dehydrating fresh sweetcorn thatwas recently given to me. AugasonFarms does honey powder, I have that along wit the Thrive honey powder

[@Iridium242]

Yup that's it

[@ptsdpenguin3764]

What if you don't bake? Do you stil need to have flour?

[@Iridium242]

Yeah got to make bread, also use it to make Roux

[@swedishhiker]

Wow thats a huge haul for sure! I am more of a food guy who preserve my own food as much as I can. But thats not for all people ofcourse.

[@asahearts1]

When the food lasts so long it will still be good when your unborn child has a child of their own.

[@ralphcormier3864]

The powder milk, I have the same brand. How far past expiration does it last?

[@Iridium242]

I have used it years past and no issues

[@teridacktaljones4553]

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