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00:17 Water
2:38 Grains
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7:34 Spices/Seasonings
8:58 Storage
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[@SongbirdCollageArts]

Great tips! My biggest tip for everyone would be to only buy stuff you already use. When we first started stockpiling, we made the mistake of getting stuff like beefaroni and fruit cocktail-stuff we never eat in real life. You have to rotate your pantry and eventually eat everything as it’s close to expiring so make sure you stock stuff you actually like to eat 🙃

[@raisingmitchells1224]

I totally agree! I am in the UK and we have much smaller homes and in my home for my family of 5 we ONLY stock and rotate what we use regularly. We are going to get a berky water filter to use if needed (we often have burst pipes especially with nearby building works) but we don’t have the room to stock more than a few days of water 🤷🏻‍♀️.

[@SongbirdCollageArts]

@@raisingmitchells1224 We have a Berkee! Get the smaller table top style, it works awesome!

[@earthstar7534]

So very true. We are still eating on a case of Mac and cheese that was best by in 21'. Shelf stable doesn't mean you actually want it. I learn that lesson gagging through kraft mac regularly lately.

[@SongbirdCollageArts]

@@earthstar7534 ha ha! We did the same with those crates of Annie’s Mac and cheese from Costco! There’s only so much you can eat. Talk about gut rot.

[@earthstar7534]

@@SongbirdCollageArts it was Costco that got me too! I also have a gallon of wine, but my husband and I don't drink because of Costco. Lol

[@kaykrausman8012]

If you're in a hurricane-prone area, I'd recommend a 28 day supply. Hurricane Laura in 2020 destroyed all five water plants in the area. They literally had to go out and look for enough pieces to rebuild a temporary water processing system to at least get running water (boil order for our neighborhood was 23 days...some were 28 days). I am so happy you stressed the importance about a backup water supply that's safe to drink.

[@earthstar7534]

I work in agriculture and spend a lot of time in those plants. I'd say a month of water on hand minimum. Every home should have a large emergency tank though. I keep a fresh and gray water tank. If treatment plants can't get or afford chemicals to treat the water which is a reality now that could be far longer. Something is better than nothing, but still.

[@midlife_minimalist]

And she didn’t mention enough water also for your pets, including pet food. There is still a challenge getting some canned cat food currently. I’m on a barrier island in FL so I always have to leave. You can only carry so much with you.

[@cynthiarothrock4255]

I live in a tornado area. Same thing. Power can go out. Roads closed do to debris. Flooding. And boil water orders. 30 days of ready to eat straight from the can is always in the house. As well as a good sleep bag. A charcoal grill. Paper plates, flatware, cups. Never know when you will have to camp in the yard untill it's declared safe again. ( houses around here are heated with gas, old lines)

[@cynthiarothrock4255]

@@midlife_minimalist do you have something that doesn't require a motor to leave if nessary? like a small sailboat, or a mountain bike?

[@jenniferphelps9105]

I heard another great tip recently. Stock up on calories first, then add nutrition, then add flavor.

[@LWNV]

Freeze your grains for a week or so before long term storage, it will kill anything you don’t want growing in it. Do not remove air from sugar, place sugar (in the bag it came in) in a food sealer bag, just seal it DO NOT VACUUM SEAL IT. I do this for my flour too (but I do vacuum seal it in a paper bag first or the original sealed bag). I put all of these sealed items in a sealed container, if I can’t get a food grade bucket, I use a new metal trash can that seals tight so I have double insulation against pests. I also date all of my food sealer bags with when I sealed it in large print for easier rotation.

[@Angel1969]

I stock pile 1) laundry detergent 2) shampoo 3) conditioner 4) hand soap 5) dish soap

[@tammymilner814]

Add on paper products like toilet paper and kleenex.

[@micheleolson9914]

I'll add regular manual toothbrushes, antiseptic oral rinses & floss too. I use an electric toothbrush, but if no power and if no dentists have power, we need to keep our mouths as healthy as possible.

[@travist.phoenix-vocalist6968]

T.Tissue too!

[@annabelmiller8]

When my husband was deployed and after the kids went to bed, I would sit at the table by myself in the quiet and eat Cream of Wheat with butter and sugar. On a fancy date with myself and my robe I'd have Cocoa Wheats 😍

[@hazztv6317]

Oh I love cream of wheat. Yummy 😋

[@janetlynne8712]

When I first started stocking up I did 30 days worth of convenience foods like mac and cheese 30 pkgs and say spaghetti and meatballs 15 cans along with 15 or so cans of soup. Then I bought Rice 20# and pinto beans 10# flour 45# sugar 25#, along with things like canned chili, dry soups, canned chicken, tuna, turkey, ect. Now I'm buying wholesale meat through work 40# chicken breast in 5oz eaches and 40 # hamburger which I made into 1# pkgs I bought a 5 cu ft freezer at Wal-Mart for $169.00 just for this meat. I just now bought a solar generator along with 100 watt solar panel so I can keep this little freezer running (live in AZ ) land of endless sun. I'm saving for a extra battery to piggyback extra power. It's been rather fun because with everything I buy I gain more and more control over my life.

[@micheleolson9914]

Good ideas. How many watts do those little freezers use? I have a big one & looking to downsize for something smaller & easier to run off back up power.

[@janetlynne8712]

@@micheleolson9914 mine says 300 watts

[@danielb3462]

@@janetlynne8712 then how is a 100 watt solar generator going to work? Have you tried it? I'm reading conflicting stories on using then to run a fridge or freezer

[@angelabrodie2483]

Hello Christine! Thank you for another great video. Would you consider doing a food storage processing video where you go over how you preserve a wide range of pantry items for long-term storage and what products you prefer to store but "rotate" to ensure you use & replace to ensure you have an adequate backup supply of critical items? That would be amazing...thanks for considering.

[@elainepanthera5444]

This is GREAT I have a friend starting out (she's 62 yrs old - alone) and is super stressing it. I shared this to her, should be easier than the other prepper channels that are all screaming THE END IS HERE!!! - thank you thank you.

[@TrishaS2930]

I save my gallon jugs, (for example: milk jugs) wash in hot soapy water, rinse well then refill with tap water and put in my storage. I do pick up cases of bottles each shopping trip for drinking water, the other can be used for cooking, and for washing if you don't feel comfortable drinking it.

[@realliving7340]

Smart tip!

[@_koneko_]

Hi, I live in a tropical island. When I come back from grocery shop, almost everything go in the freezer for at leat 24h. it kills every bug or larva inside your flour or pasta (...). And it doesn't alter your product.

[@_koneko_]

@@travist.phoenix-vocalist6968 :D

[@evelynsaungikar3553]

@@travist.phoenix-vocalist6968 Once dead, the little carcasses dry out, so when you wash your grains, the shells float to the top and you can pour them off!

[@corilou5273]

I just bagged up 10 bags of flour and 20 lbs of pasta in mylar bags with o2 absorbers, 10 years on the flour and 20+ on the pasta now.. I know myself - I will never mill my own wheat unless I am totally desperate, lol, so I am not going to go buy a bunch of hard red berries. 02 absorbers and mylar bags, or Mason jars are my way of preservation of dry goods and dehydrated veggies/fruits..For meat, canning, or buying freeze dried.. I just started prepping about 6 months ago, and have already put back about 6 months of long term food for my family.. Your channel has helped so much.

[@jc10907Sealy]

Canned food is perfect. Safe for longterm storage and pest resistant. No need to heat if in a pinch.

[@travist.phoenix-vocalist6968]

It can't freeze though. Gotta have heat in winter months. Don't store them in a cold garage! I knew a lady who was totally bummed out, her cans all bulged.

[@Hellizelife]

A good tips from Jordan Page. When a product is in special, buy one for now, two for later. So you never pay full price for something you use frequently and good to start stacking.

[@hazztv6317]

Good idea

[@kristendahl5509]

I would also suggest dating your storage containers.

[@johsheli]

My grandma (back in the 1970’s had a closet lined with shelves. She had her 3 month storage and longer in there .

[@Nicole-em4nd]

Keeping long term food storage in dark dry places helps it last longer .Thanks for the great video .

[@verlenelewis9866]

I only have garage space for long term storage, but our garage gets really hot in the summer and I am wondering if that will affect the food storage?

[@Nicole-em4nd]

@@verlenelewis9866 Yes it could . I would suggest getting a digital thermometer and keep an eye on it. You could also consider storing food under your bed in totes. Hope this helps 🙂

[@verlenelewis9866]

Thanks 😊

[@eldonacronemeyer9638]

I e had a food storage for years also you can seal ammo To keep the moisture out I use a vacuum sealer for that with an oxygen absorber works great

[@Goldiebear63]

Bay leaves work with the bug situation 😂 I put them in all my grains to store.

[@NaturalLivingHomesteader]

Great video Christine! I know this is only five but let me add a few. Fats and proteins are very important. Don't forget extra medications both prescription and over-the-counter. If you're girl don't forget your girly needs and lots of first aid stuff. Also as far as grains are concerned flour does not last incredibly long maybe a couple of years. Brown rice maybe a year before it goes rancid. So make sure if you're buying those things that you're also using and replenishing them as you go so they don't go bad on you. If you're just getting started take a deep breath calm down and follow Christine's suggestions on buying what you can as you can. Just get started. God bless!

[@lisamartin3346]

Once again, a very useful video. It gives hints and teaches you what to do. Keep up on these great videos, Christine!

[@compiticny1445]

We started out with 2 pantries when the virus that shall not be named started slowly stocking up both pantries. The second pantry (shopping pantry) feeds the "working" pantry and have slowly worked until both pantries are full. We bought an extra item or two unless there are items on sale we normally eat, whenever we went shopping and now they are full.

[@truthseeker6370]

Loved ❤ "the virus that shall not be named". 👍💯%

[@NaturalLivingHomesteader]

Same here!

[@loismontague8273]

Me too. Truly laughed out loud.

[@Jettsmom98]

Great advice. I've been storing for over 20 years now. The best advice is to store what you eat. There are lists out there that tell you how much of this or that to store, but it's no good if you don't eat it. I've thrown out a lot of stuff, because we just don't eat it. AND use what you store. I recently had someone tell me they were eating out a lot because they don't want to use up their food storage. BTW, I love malto meal. I'm the only one in my family that does. Their loss.

[@hazztv6317]

I never had that. I will look for it. Be blessed 🙏❤️

[@meshellgray7381]

Thanks for the tips! Have started stocking up on oats, beans and rice so far❤️

[@paulafischer1324]

Great list. I've been feeling the need to do this, and have started a little bit. But I live in a travel trailer (240 sq. ft.) So it's challenging to say the least! Also, if you have white sugar and molasses you can make your own brown sugar!

[@FrugalFitMom]

Absolutely!

[@jillgott6567]

Now you're talking ! White sugar for a variety of uses including making brown sugar, cooking, facial scrub.. Molasses for cooking, making beans, as well as brown sugar. Coconut Oil for hand, face and body care as well as for cooking, frying, and conditioning your hair. Vinegar for cleaning, and pickleing veggies. Baking Soda for cooking, cleaning and if you run out of toothpaste ! Duo purpose items !

[@firequeen2194]

Powdered sugar too! I have a usb blender 😉.

[@pamkissner7563]

We live in our 5th wheel, we are lucky and use the loft for extra personal and extra food.

[@jamieflanagan7357]

I like all your videos but have really enjoyed seeing the prepper type videos. You lay it out simply with budgeting in mind.

[@ImOnyxRS]

You can get a big 50 gallon plastic drum (That is meant for holding drinking water) for $75 if you have the space for one in a basement or pantry etc. Quite a bit cheaper (And less space required) than stockpiling a bunch of gallon jugs or bottles. Get yourself a filter of some kind (Which you should really have anyway) and slowly fill it up, plus it's reusable so if you ever had to use it it's basically free to replenish.

[@earthstar7534]

You can store them outside out of direct sunlight. I keep mine on the side of the house.

[@amyskelton]

Aww, watching you and Speedy in the pantry closet was so cute! He is the cutest!!! ❤️

[@jeannettejinny]

That is Correct i live in Puerto Rico an it is very important to have water and stock pile with Power outage or Huricanes you need it 🌴 Thank You for your tips ❤️

[@sweetbrownsuga504]

Thanks for sharing. I am currently organizing and rearranging my items while trying to find a permanent space for extra cases of water.

[@Pandorash8]

And I recommend stocking more salt than you think you’ll need. It has uses in cleaning, preserving and first aid. Great video 👏🏻

[@travist.phoenix-vocalist6968]

And honey, will be a super barter item, which never spoils.

[@hazztv6317]

And vinegar

[@rebeccahherdener2068]

BEEF AND BARLEY SOUP IS AAAAAMAAAAAZIIIIING!🤤 OK. THAT being said, awesome tips ms.lady! I like how you're all "buy 1-2 at a time. Stock up slowly.". Lots of folks thing "stockpiling" involves going out, and buying ALL the things. Its stressful thinking about how much that would actually cost and such. VERY stressful. lol.

[@shinymommy]

I love how you just randomly move to the floor part way through. This is why I keep coming back! 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️

[@elizabethcramer1331]

I love your channel and look forward to it everyday! Super helpful and always entertaining.

[@nicolmacinnis2855]

Yes!!! I love videos like this!! Thank you!!

[@pennykimball4446]

Do you know about freezing your bags of grains, flour, corn, oatmeal, etc. freezing kills any larva that’s in there. Freeze about 3 days. Thaw until totally dry. Ready for long term storage.

[@micheleolson9914]

Works great for killing dust mites in stuffed animals! Bag them first. I've put garbage bags filled with stuffed animals in my vehicle for at least 3 days during a Minnesota winter. Great for reducing the allergy/asthma triggers in the stuffies!

[@33snowgal]

I started stocking up on water bottles… my husband not understanding would grab and drink them 🙄. My water stock pile is now in 4L jugs. Much harder to grab, but would still work should the time come.

[@hazztv6317]

That is what my kids did so now I buy big jugs. Lol 😂

[@laurenalcala4253]

Love your tips ❤️ thanks for sharing!

[@sheenamaloy8760]

This is the best stockpiling video I've seen so far. All good advice with the budget in mind and a quick, to the point video. Love this channel.

[@angelahawkins8069]

As always another helpful video!! Thank you!❤💗

[@konaeputman9036]

We love Cream of wheat!! As a tip you can get it in the fancy cans by Augason Farms at Walmart. We have them in our food storage :)

[@billiecatcher6131]

Another good 👍 video. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[@FrugalLifeThriftyWife]

Great tips! I had to get rid of most of our food storage when we moved and need to start building it back up.

[@debbieheim3694]

Thanks! Great ideas and I appreciate you!👏👏💜

[@SproutingHealth]

Christine, you just rock. Plain n simple. Thx, girl, like usual, for the fantastic n important-for-what's ahead tips. Xo

[@adventuresinorganizing5773]

Thanks for the tips

[@amywright2243]

Still love that door in your mom's kitchen! Thanks for the suggestions. I'm using Ibotta for stock up deals too, thanks to you!

[@micheleolson9914]

Same!

[@sandijsmith8295]

Don’t forget about pets! They need long term emergency supplies too.

[@FrugalFitMom]

I have a larger, more inclusive list here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpuvhId_maylhNU

[@jc10907Sealy]

Pets are family yes!!!

[@jillgott6567]

I try to keep 2-3 months of wet and dry cat food and 8-12 months of litter on hand. Oh yes and treats 😋 most important part of their day is when they get treats

[@TaaraoftheShadows]

This is great. Thank you!

[@gloriapeel6887]

Great ideas!

[@sarahmayero3835]

Great content always. I've started stocking up. Thank you.

[@iserrano397]

Loved your video good tips and the fun way you did it all over your home

[@FrugalFitMom]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@jc10907Sealy]

Mormon food canneries have 100 local locations open for public sale. I have one in Indianapolis that I purchase long term #10 cans of food from that last 30 years. A wonderful service. They also sell online and Check your local location online.

[@isidramares1193]

Thank you for your video !

[@michellestanbrook5660]

Thank you for this video me and my sister are starting a preper pantry

[@AishaMBudgets]

Really great tips! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@shelbylynnwilliams8520]

Helpful video. Thanks so much.

[@melodylewis1354]

Love your channel

[@mostuniquemary]

Definitely don't go all out and bust your budget. Little every week definitely adds up! Try to only buy what your family will eat or what you can "hide" in a meal.

[@reneerobertlancaster8714]

We bought a Berkey water filter a few years ago and just filter our own water into glass bottles. Now, we live with a well so it has paid for itself.

[@MylindaElliott]

A couple of these are things I had not thought about. Good video.

[@tonideluca8569]

Great video ❤️

[@rhiahlMT]

One essential item people overlook is cooking oils. Whatever type you use. Olive oil will last a long time if it's in a can, not a bottle. Hard to find though.

[@cindyabraham5503]

Pretty much any middle eastern, Mediterranean store sells olive oil in a large can.

[@rhiahlMT]

@@cindyabraham5503 Not seeing those in the wilds of Montana. :) I managed to score some in Utah last trip.

[@cindyabraham5503]

@@rhiahlMT yes I should have added that is readily available in larger cities, sorry.

[@rhiahlMT]

@@cindyabraham5503 Well, even cooking sprays are essential. There just isn't much cooking without a cooking oil. I use olive oil at least 2x is not more a day. Plus, those good for you such as avocado oil and olive oil are essential to your body's ability to process nutrition.

[@dianebondhus9355]

Great ideas! Thanks for the canned milk info at the end of the video.

[@aimeedouglas1584]

Brown rice goes rancid, so I tend not to put it in my long term food storage. I store white rice because it basically has an infinite shelf life if stored properly.

[@lorenet.2182]

We always had some backstock. Usually I buy extras when items go on sale. A few years ago I thought I should probably only buy for the week. Well then pandemic hit and I was so happy to have so much!!

[@kimberlyfrancis926]

Love watching your video

[@Olive_O_Sudden]

Your Mum's kitchen is SO beautiful!😍

[@jerim4543]

My favorite tip if you live in a buggy and/or rodent friendly area like NYC: pasta sauce jars hold exactly 1 pound of either rice or dried beans. Because the critters WILL eat through the plastic bags. A recent, creepy discovery is that mice love, love, love ketchup. So if you save fast food packets for packed lunches, keep them in a container or in the fridge. I can't tell you how disturbing it is to get up in the middle of the night for a glass of water and discover a mouse family ketchup orgy. Ugh😩

[@jackieo2403]

Great video. Yay-Speedy!!!!

[@Grace-sw2eq]

GOD BLESS YOU!! HELPING THE WORLD!

[@kiffanibond165]

Fantastic per usual👏👏👏

[@jenniferbraasch3095]

Ty .I so appreciate that you really no that lots of us live week to week with out help if u r 1.$ over u don't get help .lol I could go on but I've listened to lots of preparing shows but u r the best in my opinion ty .god bless us all .

[@lindagrimmett6564]

I saw you over there! Not at home but at your Mom’s home. Love her pantry door!

[@barb7014]

The Waterboy reference alone deserve a thumbs up!

[@FrugalFitMom]

Thank you!

[@TechieTexan]

Since I live by myself but wanted to make sure I had water accessible, I got 3 cases of bottled water from Sam's. I also invested in a Brita pitcher so I can filter my tap water. I also invested in those large refillable water containers and refill those containers at those Watermill Express kiosks. You CAN refill with tap and use it for bathing, but if you want to be more environment friendly, the refill containers are heavy duty and can properly store drinking water. Plus the kiosks are super cheap to refill (1 gallon 25 cents, 3 gallon 75 cents, 5 gallons $1).

[@paolac6989]

Thank you, i really enjoy your videos!

[@FrugalFitMom]

Happy to hear that!

[@melissamoeller9608]

I love the combo of logical/helpful info and your goofy, laying on the floor self! You’re my people, lol. 😂

[@kitziewitty7281]

Awesome 👏🏻

[@devonbudgets2023]

I love your videos Christine!

[@Stephanie-fj1lm]

Love this video thanks for sharing

[@FrugalFitMom]

Thanks for watching!

[@evelynsaungikar3553]

If you have plastic jugs from milk or juice, wash them well and fill from your tap. Also, laundry bleach can be used to purify water from questionable sources, one capful to a gallon, then let it stand for a couple hours with the cap off.

[@andielliott7721]

That's a good idea about stockpiling water. We couldn't bring our water storage with us when we left Idaho. Need to get it done ASAP.

[@valeried2941]

Love this!! Awesome...

[@rebeccalorance1937]

will have to try it

[@tarasimon3918]

Hi, just want to thank you for the videos to your putting out on prepping I send them to my 3 girls hoping they will take head. God bless you and God help us get through the times ahead.

[@hazztv6317]

Amen 🙏

[@truthseeker6370]

You So crack me up 😂! I Love your helpful, entertaining videos and tips! ...and yeah- found larvae in a box of regular pasta when preparing my daughter's birthday dinner years ago...Gag! Ulgh!

[@Lil-br4cu]

Can you do a video further going into how to properly store specific items like paper products, soda, water and things you can store in a garage vs things you have to store in a regulated temp room?

[@Bob-67]

The smaller storage "buckets" are easier to move about when full. I find the square 5 litre ones ideal. Got mine from Amazon.

[@ClassroomJoy]

Thank you! For people using the oxygen absorbers: Google what can/can’t be stored with them. Foods that aren’t extremely dry can develop botulism when left in an environment without oxygen 😬

[@chriszimmermann4490]

Thank you

[@annabramlett4415]

Thank you very very much

[@TRoxanne55]

Glad you mentioned water. Water is the most important thing to have and a lot of prepares don’t mention this. 😀 I try to have 12 cases at all times for my family because we live in a stormy state

[@tanikalewis9803]

Thank you sooo much for this video. I've been following videos like this for a month or so and I have so many Emergency Prep lists that seems like I cannot fulfill and my anxiety level is on 10 on how to properly shop to prep and store with a small space and feeling like I'm not getting enough every week. I wish I had of come across these videos a yr ago so I am feeling overwhelmed ot wanting to get caught up in the SHTF debacle that's coming so this video really helps!

[@hazztv6317]

First honey you pray for guidance and peace. Then buy a couple of things when you go to the store and try to enjoy. Worrying won’t get you no where. Be faithful that God is right there with you. Be blessed🙏❤️🦋

[@tanikalewis9803]

@@hazztv6317 thankyou for these words of discernment

[@lauraswann5543]

Thank you. I just subscribed.

[@donnamullins2089]

Went to Costco for our Easter food items. I always pickup water, canned chicken and chicken stock for storage. But a big surprise was gas is $3.35 today. Yes. I'm on it. Thank you for all your tips.

[@liliamrodriguez3020]

Great video

[@hellorhighwaterprepping9666]

Also when storing food for long term make sure your preps are stored on a cool dry dark ish place extreme temperatures can make things go bad

[@celestejavier6464]

I like to keep powdered drink mixes for when I run out of drinks at home or for making emergency water taste better. The 5 Quarter store has a big selection 👌

[@seanpenrod]

Good ideas!

[@FrugalFitMom]

Thank you! 😊