Don't Fail to Include These in Your Preps! A Patreon Video

[@aok4128]

Great video! I didn't even know about these. I will add some to my preps. Thanks!

[@ericarnaud7983]

Afternoon Michael. Turn your rice and beans into instant rice and beans. Cook up rice, dehydrate, store in mylar. Do same with beans. When ready to eat, just add enough hot water to hydrate. Might as well do the cooking now while we have the time and the fuel to do it. Will save on fuel, time and water during a disaster.

[@jaysbaby2012]

We bought a camper stove from a old camper and built a cabinet around it so it was portable...that way, we can cook and bake with it too...We have some food that can be eaten right out and other foods that can be cooked.....mostly, we focused on meats first.

[@egenestarr1986]

Rations was also a controlled amount of food, for example when i was overseas we were rationed only so much food, cigarettes', or alcohol, it was rationed

[@hallard069]

Never really cared for any of the ration bars however, found a way to consume them by breaking it up and mixing with water to make a slurry type drink. Easier to consume than just chomping on them.

[@PNWBackwoods]

When it counts. Taste will be the last thing one will worry about. Keep on keepen on

[@scrapperstacker8629]

Canned Tuna,Chicken,tomatoes, mixed vegetables, potatoes, and sardines. For dried food. Beef jerky, granola, nature valley bars, dried fruit. Buy and make your own survival food Or even better. Grow and make your own food. Look into and study canning techniques.

[@speedyd8150]

I'm a single father and never got into prepping until hurricane Ian hit us here in Florida. I literally have a closet filled up with boxes full of mre's/boxed water we got from the national guard and just canned food I've been saving. As long as you hear that hiss when you open it then you know it's still good.

[@eagleclaw6]

Be sure to rotate the water

[@lostinhouston]

New Millenium Energy Bars are good too and come in a large variety of flavors. Shelf life is 5 years.

[@ilikepineapples7835]

Thanks for the video. I appreciate it.

[@OCCULTPREPPER78]

Great video Mike ty

[@guylo88]

SOS bars are pretty good i ate a pack recently to try them out as snacks at work. I keep them in my bugout bag and my car.

[@mikealdag7309]

its just me and my dogs , canned refried beans and a jar of jalepinos , easy snack , bag of rice and canned chicken for dinner , easiest thing in the world if im on the move , dogs are happy , im pretty easy to please , any veggies we find or cridder ill throw into a pot is a bomus lol

[@randybrown140]

Try "THE SURVIVAL TABS". You must type THE or will get the WRONG PRODUCT.

[@Littletuna23]

I own the S.O.S. bars! Keep one in my vehicle kit and one in my BOB. Great video, AP!

[@AsymmetricalPreparedness]

Right on!

[@MichaelR58]

Good video , thanks for sharing, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

[@MichaelR58]

Are any individually wrapped ?

[@TUKByV1]

Datrex are awesome. I just can't have them. Bummer. If I got some, they'd go in the Share bin.

[@egenestarr1986]

so these items are great, they will last a long time, problem is , its not practical, you are paying for the shelf life stability , and way to expensive for extra food, when it says 67 servings it means small amount of food, it dont mean 6 meals it means 3 of those servings wil be for a meal....

[@davidt4102]

appreciate ya, Michael. 1st

[@AsymmetricalPreparedness]

Thanks

[@UpstateReady]

Too many carbs. C'mon man!!

[@BoomerChimichanga]

in a survival situation there is no such thing as too many carbs.

[@hdrvman]

YOU...PATREON ????? LOL....no thanks !!!!

[@terrarecon]

Rude

[@eagleclaw6]

You must be a Democrat because your here for your freebie