8 Powdered Foods That LAST FOREVER! (30+ Year Shelf Life)

Discover the top 8 powdered foods that can last indefinitely! Whether you're prepping for potential food shortages or just looking to extend your pantry's shelf life, this video is a must-watch. We'll explore essential survival foods like powdered milk, eggs, and honey, and explain their incredible longevity and nutritional benefits. Stay prepared and informed with these must-have items in your emergency food supply.
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[@garvinshands2135]

All good options thank you

[@lysleheap5324]

Don’t wait 30 years to eat your storage. Use it now so you can tell if you’ll like it or not. Follow the plan, take one, replace one.

[@Marc-bz9ow]

For your powdered milk, don't forget the powdered Nestles Quik 😁

[@mikejoey5088]

when is 30 years forever? and no I don't care about the "+" after the "30"....

[@leonaowen9234]

Which holds more nutrition powdered or freeze dried?

[@PrepaSure]

Freeze-dried foods typically retain 97% of their nutritional value due to the “cold vacuum” process used to extract the water. While the nutritional value of dried food is generally about 60% of its equivalent fresh food. This loss is largely due to the heat used during dehydration, which breaks down the vitamins and minerals in the food. One interesting aspect of freeze drying is that it does not change the appearance or taste of the food. If you rehydrate a turkey dinner that includes large slices of turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, and corn, when it is rehydrated and ready to eat, it will taste exactly as if you had just made dinner. This is amazing. This could be 10 years after the meal was freeze-dried. Another difference is weight. Freeze-dried foods weigh much less than dried foods, making them easier to transport and store. This is especially important when camping or hiking.

[@user-tu8jo3ub6l]

powered milk yuck