FOOD STORAGE PLAN FOR JUNE - TIME TO STOCK UP

I'm sharing some long & short-term food storage items to stock up on for the month of June. If you don't have a food storage plan yet, don't worry, join me from this point and we'll have you going in no time!
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[@lacyhay9022]

I had a lady look at me funny last week when I picked up my pre-order of BBQ sauce and mustard for the year. Sweet baby Ray was on sale here too. The lady asked why I needed so much. I told her it's what we go through in a year. I even pulled out my planner that had our list of what we go through yearly. She was shocked at how detailed my list was. I told her with us owning a lawn care business I know down to a tee of how much we go through. I get in the habit now everytime I go to the store I pick up something for long term storage. It has become a habit and picking up an extra gallon or 2 of water as well.

[@vee_888]

What does owning a lawn care business have to do with your family food consumption? We own a few companies and I don't see the correlation...

[@lacyhay9022]

@@vee_888 because 6 maybe to 7 months out of the year is the only time we have coming in. And doing snow removal where we live is not a guarantee. So if it's on sale I will buy a years worth during the working month. Just in case we have no income in the winter months.

[@pbear7814]

Where do you store your supply?

[@lacyhay9022]

@@pbear7814 we have a 20 by 30 shed that's heated and air-conditioned with surveillance cameras now thanks to neighborhood kids that broke the lock and windows. Thank God it was insured. And we also have a walk in pantry and a crawl space as well.

[@pbear7814]

@@lacyhay9022 is it okay to store in a crawl space? I thought no because it gets too warm.

[@myknkim2]

Just a heads up. Baking powder and baking soda have aluminum added to them. You can get it without aluminum from Trader Joe's for about 10 cents more than the other brands.

[@honeybee2356]

Insane! I recently noticed that. Why on earth is there aluminium in baking powder? Not safe to consume. God bless.

[@Lisa-un1fq]

Regular grocery store sell it without

[@baddrivercam]

None of the Baking soda brands have aluminum that I've ever seen. Yes, some brands of baking powder does have aluminum in it. You can find brands at most stores that don't. Rumsford is the first brand that comes to mind for me. Clabber girl does have aluminum in it.

[@MillSiteStudio]

Wow, I never realized thanks!

[@Schmitz3]

Baking Powder goes bad, you can make your own by mixing 2 parts of Cream of Tartar with 1 part baking soda and mix together.

[@tigerlady7981]

This month I'm focusing on canning jars, getting ready for the bounty our garden provides!

[@thebiggshomesteadkitchen]

We just found 6 dozen jars! I was so excited!

[@YT4Me57]

Don't forget the lids. So hard to find!

[@thebiggshomesteadkitchen]

@@YT4Me57 yes! The kids are next to impossible to find right now

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

With current issues finding jars & lids, I'm glad I've bought jars every payday for years. Haven't needed any during this current problem.

[@vanessar.309]

These videos are wonderful! My husband just finished all of the huge shelving for our food room, I'm in prepper mama heaven right now!

[@shesinherapron]

That’s exciting!

[@thebiggshomesteadkitchen]

We just laid in all our 2021 hurricane season supplies. We always do a huge stock up the first week of June. Florida can get pretty crazy before a storm. The Biggs household just tucks in and stays safe at home.

[@jackiemills6948]

Thank you Kimberly for the great advice you always share with all of us💕☺️ I put away a 50lb. bag of rice in mylar bags and into buckets. I learned to can meat for the first time and canned 24lbs. of ground beef in quart jars. Great experience! They turned out awesome! I am learning so much from all of the lovely ladies God has put in front of me to help keep my family ready. I had never done this type of prepping before, but I can tell you it helps bring peace of mind that I’m doing everything I can to keep my family going Incase of any emergency. Thank you Kim for doing these kind of videos💕 The information you share is priceless. God bless you always!🙏🏼💕

[@shesinherapron]

Thank you! You’re doing awesome!!!

[@melissac3618]

Hi Jackie, I just wanted to say great work on canning that ground beef! As you get more comfortable with the meat canning process you will see so many benefits to having shelf-stable meat in your pantry. You can use canned pork for shredded pork sandwiches, canned chicken for soup or chicken salad, canned beef roasts for soup or just simply as a roast alongside some veggies, etc. Keep up the good work!

[@rainlyte2003]

Good morning. As we go into grilling season, a lot of meats will go on sale - those that have risen in cost may fall closer to the price we paid 3-6 months ago. Be safe Be prepared Be Blessed

[@Jadeskorpion]

If you've never gardener before, aerogarden is fantastic. I'm learning so much and I'm going to increase my indoor gardening after we move into the new house. I want fresh veggies all winter!

[@nancyuren6456]

Great video as always. Well, we live in Fla. I am going through major arthritis problems & caregiver for 2 family members. We have a small deep freezer, but it was not enough. This is where we are after 2 yrs! 1) My bedroom closet is now our " canning closet". I have no clothes LOL. We have learned to can during Covid ( bought 2 canners). We have a metal 5 shelf garage unit ( had to assemble IN THE CLOSET)!!! 2). My bedroom ( I am widowed) we have another shelf unit that is in progress. It holds cereal, grits, oatmeal, syrups, boxes of stuffing, rice a roni, mac & cheese, all canned good soups, veggies, fruit, chicken, tuna, & staples. Due to re-arrange this weekend. 3). WE BOUGHT A STAND UP FREEZER!! OM....we immediately made tons of 9x13 meals ( thx to you). We have Crock pot meals. Chicken breasts were just on sale, so I have to get busy making more. Our small one now is for milk, cheeses, breads, turkeys & hams. We shop at Winn Dixie here & get points. Now up to $120. We keep it going all year, then at holidays...BAM!!! Yes, it is much work & many do not take it seriously. We have learned better! Our hall closet is all water. We have foldable storage bags ( thanks homestead Tessie) which holds four, sugar, tea bags, spice packets, snacks, noodle packets, tuna packets & so much more that has been put in food saver bags ( researched). My closet also has egg crates full of sugar, flour, tea bags ( food saver). I have frozen eggs which is a HUGH help! So....there is my story thus far. sales on Mayo ect during 4th...yep. Thank you for all your wonderful videos. Love n Blessings from 92 degree Fl.

[@thebiggshomesteadkitchen]

Hi Nancy. I’m in Florida too. Your plan is so solid! We just did a huge hurricane season stock up for 2021. It’s so nice to tuck in when a storm is approaching instead of fighting the crowds

[@sandylee8184]

You have done an amazing job!!! I live in the midwest and we have a generator for when the power goes, how do you deal with this in FL during hurricanes? Did you use oxygen absorbers when you used your food saver, I know it gets the air out but it can't get it all, how do you food saver flour and sugar? Again Amazing!!

[@denasharpe2393]

Many many thanks and Blessings prayed for you...strength and health to carry you through as well!! Amen

[@wyomom7260]

Yeast: I purchased about six bricks of yeast back in 2015 and kept them in my deep freezer. They are still good today. When I open one up I place the contents in an airtight tupperware and keep in the fridge. Lasts for a very long time!!

[@survivaljulia9861]

Where do you get the bricks of yeast?

[@wyomom7260]

@@survivaljulia9861 Its the same thing Kimmy has. I got mine from Sam's mostly but they can be found at Walmart and other stores, I believe. :)

[@theirishcailin333]

Is it ok to put the little individual sachets into the freezer, I have quite a few packets that are nearing their expiration date

[@wyomom7260]

@@theirishcailin333 I would. May want to use them up rather soon or have back ups just incase they are getting too old.

[@sadieesther9721]

Good to know, I bought my first brick and it’s in the freezer while we do low carb

[@roggie77777]

It's a best by date. The FDA doesn't even require a date it's just what manufacturers do for inventory purposes. All the best

[@fayetanner2244]

I started growing tomatoes, cucumbers, sugar baby watermelons, squash. Farmer Faye is doing this for the 1st time. The rain is a challenge. I emptied my pots 3 times in one day. I bough colorful solar lights and a plastic owl my guard Solomon to watch over my plants. Lol!!! I invested in large trash bags to cover my plants if too much rain so I want have root rot. I have extra seeds, bags, trash bags foil charcoal ( cotton balls and vaseline to start fires) I have enjoyed prepping. I bought cases of vegetables. Put up pasta, idaho potatoe flakes, oats, Betty Crocker Sudden salad. Just vacum sealed my jars etc. Having Fun!

[@johnsonsfamilyof4]

My roommate should move out this month so I'll have my finished basement back!!! I can't wait to have my pantry area back. 😬 I had to move everything to the kitchen and sunroom where my kid's have been able to just take when they want without asking the past year. I have three special needs children and I can't wait to have everything locked up again.

[@tiffanymengor217]

I tried for the first time making homemade pizza crust to make pizzas this past week because I wanted to clean up what was in the fridge. They were a huge hit!!

[@shesinherapron]

Fantastic!!💃🏼

[@Ford98270]

My go to to fridge clean out is Bake Potato Bar. End of Cheeses, Lunch Meat, Left over protein item. Onion, Peppers, Sour Cream - Canned goods - Olives, one can chili.

[@janetbishop6031]

Could you share that fantastic pizza dough recipe with us please?

[@tiffanymengor217]

@@janetbishop6031 www.tasteandtellblog.com/homemade-pizza-dough-recipe/

[@tiffanymengor217]

@@janetbishop6031 I shared it below

[@jopiaspieder1184]

I am already stocked up for the apocalypse but this month I am focusing on Physical Fitness. The past year I hardly exercised and am out of shape so I am beating myself back into shape.

[@shesinherapron]

That’s wonderful!

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

Right there with you on that. Made a birthday resolution today.

[@jennyhackenberg3790]

really need to do this. I gained the 15 pounds I lost in 2019 back in 2020.

[@Fittassage-AlanaHernandez]

You can do it!!👍👍

[@candigurl143]

The only way to be truly ready for the end is to repent, be baptized, and be filled with the Holy Spirit and you will be saved . Acts 2:38 Spiritual fitness us key!

[@wendythomas4930]

Great ideas. Slow and steady wins the race...😊

[@cfran1015]

I love this food preparedness videos. Here in Florida and hurricane this very much applies! Thank you!

[@cocinandorico]

Same where I live Texas

[@tigerlady7981]

Fellow Floridian!

[@lotus8656]

Floridian

[@LindaFoyle]

Thank you, love your videos❤I'm a family of one, 69yr. women, but still get good tips! Plus enjoy watching the families with little ones.

[@CookingwithCatLover0330]

I love these videos. I have been stocking up as sales come. It is only my husband and I so I don't needed a lot for a year. We do have some foods that will last longer. Our world is a little messed up now and I hear different things on the news. To be prepared is a very good thing. Thanks for the video.

[@lauradillon8139]

Thank you for this series!! As a family of 8, Covid really showed us how necessary it is for our family to have more than a months worth of food stored at a time. I've been using your monthly lists to stock up.

[@rubywingo6030]

Nice and easy to understand. Not overwhelming. Great video, thanks! I also stock up on canned cream soups. You can use for casseroles and many chicken dishes.

[@Cynthia2v]

Great advice! I love to bake bread, but I’m not very good at slicing it. I found a collapsible bread slicing rack at a thrift store and you can slice bread in thin or thick slices. At the beginning of the shutdown, this really came in handy. The hard freeze hit us in Feb and although we didn’t loose water or power, some did.your advice about having water supplies was very true!

[@julietannOsfan1972]

I’m terrible at cutting bread too. My Dad used to cut it for me. Now I just buy sliced bread.

[@elizabethjessmore2719]

There's a store near me that has Hellmann's mayonnaise on sale for $2.99 a jar n i always buy 4.

[@johnpoole8321]

eggs and oil whipped makes mayo

[@ShineyNickel1976]

One thing I am planning on buying this month for preparedness is heirloom seeds. I heard they last a really long time if you put them in the freezer. But, I definitely want to have seeds on hand, especially if the rumors of oncoming food shortages are real. And thanks for the recommendation on the LDS preparedness manual. I am going to pick up one for me and a friend.

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

Are they still viable after being in the freezer, though? People say to put your grains in the freezer to kill bugs and their eggs, too; but not if you want the seeds for sprouting or planting. I might be wrong in that.

[@debb3428]

If it works there, it will also work in your freezer.

[@juliepoppe6294]

Seeds last at least five years if kept in non moist conditions. Plus save your seeds from plants you grow.

[@rubywingo6030]

YES! Heirloom seeds! A lot of people don’t know you can’t save seeds from the hybrid seed veggies. Only heirloom seeds.

[@chrystalbliske9512]

Last month I concentrated on water and stocking my freezer because we had just moved several states. This month it's going to be dried milk, my 13 yo's safe foods (crackers, popcorn, rice, chips, sunflower butter, and amish made sour cherry jam) since she's autistic and having ran out of most of those items just not going to the store for two weeks has caused issues with how much she's eating again and her stressing out about her own food security long term... of course I'll also be working on my garden, learning more about gardening and canning, relearning how to bake bread, as well as gathering the wild flowers and plants currently in season for my jams, jellies, wines, meads, and teas ... the funny thing was that baking soda, baking powder, lemon juice, yeast, flours, and rice were all on my grocery list for this week before I even watched this video!!

[@allison839]

You look lovely, Kimmy! (as you always do, but especially so today). Your videos bring me so much joy and add lots of value to my life - gearing up to prepare some freezer meals for after my upcoming surgery!

[@trackinglifewithnikki8146]

I love how you said Sugar Rays instead of sweet baby rays lol. Shows what music you listen too! 😝

[@shesinherapron]

How funny!

[@cancrew9774]

🤣

[@gumdrop023]

Haha. I didn’t even catch that how cute!

[@americaneden3090]

Sugar Ray Leonard? 🤭

[@susanlester1]

@@americaneden3090 90’s band singer, Mark McGrath, lead singer of Sugar Ray

[@tomnancylifesamazingdontmi5383]

I have made a binder of recipes in all categories.

[@FinkelsteinPalestine]

Great information. And, I have found great food items on clearance racks at stores like Kroger, Walmart and Big Lots. Some of them have expiration dates that extend well into the future but the items are no longer going to be sold in their stores. When you're at these places (and others) browse the clearance racks. You might just be pleasantly surprised as I have been so many times.

[@iamwhoiamd7056]

I wished I could bake bread. Always used a bread maker. Maybe I will use the month of June to make my own bread from scratch. Sure would make my house smell yummy.

[@melissac3618]

When I was learning how to make bread I'd put the ingredients in the bread machine and then when it got to the knead cycle I'd stop the machine and knead by hand. Learn how it feels, let it rise like normal and bake in the oven. It was less intimidating and then I eventually started making it without the bread machine. It's pretty easy once you get used to it.

[@LifeWithMrsB]

I’ve got lots of things going in the garden this year! It’s such a cool and useful skill to learn :)

[@soniavos8567]

Me too! So much fun. Been on lockdown so long in Ontario. It's hard to get anything else done. I have lettuce already! Time to restock the seeds!

[@GRITSonthebeach]

Along these lines it's hurricane season here so it's a good idea to take inventory of all emergency supplies. Clean water is especially important so you may want to buy an extra.

[@kimhernandez1654]

Haven't seen you for a while but it's nice to see you're doing well thanks for all your tips God bless you and your family

[@norajohnson7103]

Just want to share with you that I have been paying attention. I done the 72 hour emergency kit as well as ordered the book/workbook A year without the grocery store which I just received yesterday. Thx for sharing🥰🥰🥰

[@bebeloca3]

This was so informative and helpful!

[@ashleyathome1]

Love this series. I don't follow what to actually buy but use it more for additional stock up ideas.

[@MrsStevenBrown]

A good way to start is to keep your grocery bills for a while month, than look at what you are buying and eating all the time..than stock up those items!

[@tiffanymengor217]

If you have a Walgreens they always have the amazing buy 1 get 2 free on storage bags and they are good bags

[@HJ-le7ce]

They are awesome bags! I always look crazy as I buy 3 deals! How can you go wrong with a B1G2 free!?

[@EmmeFen]

Walgreens is where its at. Especially for home care stockpiles. Get the Wag bucks to use towards the other items too. I got into couponing 😅

[@GreenLifeInDublin]

New subscriber here, very new to this prepping thing. Never done that before C, but now I need to have that stuff ready for my family. This last year was a huge eye opener for me. So I am open to all the tips I can get and I learned a lot from Your videos. Bookmarking that book too x

[@whydoyouneedmyname7066]

My family is living with my in laws while our home is being built and they are anything but preppers. So I have to be careful the quantity I bring in. But I’m focusing on flour, baking soda, baking powder, olive oil. Basically what I need to make things like muffins, tortillas, bread etc.

[@lornasleeper7262]

Thank you for checking your comments and answering questions! I just got the manual!

[@NSNorfolk]

In early May, we stocked up on meats, before the prices went crazy and topped off our chest freezer almost to the point where it could not close and about filled about 1/3 of the upright. Both of them run on solar with commercial power and generator backup so am settled with not losing meat if we have a power outage or hurricane. Didn't know you could freeze yeast, though that would kill it. We have 1 brick in the 'fridge but I'll get a few more to freeze. Saw a good way to store flour. Put a few pounds into lunch bags, fold the tops offer and put the lunch bags in food saver bags. Throw in an 300cc oxygen scavenger then suck the air out/seal the bag with a seal-a-meal. Put those into one of those black plastic totes from home depot to absolutely keep out the light and bingo. We have our rice store 2 ways. Some is stored in 1 QT Seal a Meal bags, sealed with O2 scavengers and the air removed and the bags sealed with our now ancient Seal a Meal. We pack those in 5 gal buckets or black plastic tubs from Home Depot. The longer term storage rice is in 5 Gallon mylar bags with a couple 1000cc O2 scavengers in 5 or 6 gallon plastic buckets. I seal the mylar bags a little more than 3/4 way across then put the crack tool on our shop-vac, and insert it just inside the mylar bag and turn on the shop vac and let it suck out the bulk of the air in the mylar bag. After about 15 seconds of that, I work a hot Iron across the bag just below where the intake of the vacuum is to seal the bag while the vacuum holds a vacuum on it. This works REALLY WELL sealing the mylar bags with as much air out of them as possible and the O2 scavengers have less "work" to do but still get some of what's left. Turns a mylar bag in a 5 gal bucket into a brick in that bucket.

[@rettl.9720]

Would you please share some info on your solar generator? I’m in the market & getting more confused, the more I research!

[@NSNorfolk]

@@rettl.9720 We did not put in a so called “Solar Generator.” That name is a misnomer. Most so-called “Solar Generators” are just mid-sized batteries, a single 50-100W solar panel, inverter and a charge controller. They can run small loads for a day but then, need an unloaded day to re-charge. We have an off grid, 48V system. It is made up of 8 - 315W panels, a Midnight Solar #200 charge controller, and a 2.5 KW, 48V inverter. Each bank of 4 panels is wired in series to give about 130V and the 2 banks of 4 panels each are wired in parallel. That yields around 130V at about 18 amps into the MPPT Charge controller. The high voltage reduces “I squared R” losses in the cabling from the panels to the charge controller even though we use #2 welding cable. I have 16, 115AH 6V golf cart batteries wired in series and then in parallel for 2 banks of 8 each. These which will run our loads for about 48 hours. The panels harvest enough power to run our loads and charge the batteries by about noon each day. Write back if you have more questions;,we might share e-mail addresses and I would be happy to send pictures. Know that even doing the work yourself, it’s going to cost some $$. Ours was about 8 grand. The design part was straight forward, I’m a P.E. Electrical Engineer and also did the grunt work myself. Suggest you ground mount the panels!!! It’s easy to build a frame which adjusts in azimuth so the array (s) can track the seasons. Look real hard at LG Neon 2 panels. They are almost 20% efficient.

[@Mummakat]

You got some awsome sales! I’m forever stocking up when things go half price, I know I’m saving a tonne in the long run but boy it’s hard to find room in my tiny pantry for it all haha I have food stashed in so many random cupboards 🙈 you are looking so good by the way it’s been a couple months since I’ve been able to sit down and watch one of your videos! I make my own videos now and it’s super time consuming as you would know 😅 but here catching up now, your videos are amazing! 🙌

[@gracelipman126]

Yes

[@hetheringtonfamily8798]

I have dehydrated a heap of veggies as they are in season here and I have also dehydrated some fruit

[@juliespencer1164]

great video Kimmy its a good way to stock up each month so you have everything you need. xxx

[@sharoncorippo4069]

Brown rice still contains the germ which will only last six much in Storage. If you are prepping for longer than that, get white rice

[@samanthaporter6662]

I was just questioning if I have become a food hoarder, lol! Nope other people are as concerned as I am!!

[@shesinherapron]

As long as your using it, your not. I think of Noah and how others mocked him.

[@annmatthews3579]

Never seen these sort of food sales in uk. Great ideas Kimmy

[@julietannOsfan1972]

Nor me. Also, I never go to Costco but shop in Morrison’s, Tesco &/or Waitrose instead. I know it’s good to buy things on special offer etc, but sometimes I find that if I only buy them on offer I end up not buying anything.

[@JerryLindasPlace]

True! We had to boil water recently. Glad I had water. Michigan

[@kathyconger2188]

Thanks Kimmy for all the excellent tips on stocking up! 😊

[@Gumeluvr]

I have 2 pullman pans too and I love them! That brand is so amazing too! USA Pans! :)

[@melanierose3909]

Just a little tip donr buy flour buy whole wheat and grind it into flour as needed. It last longers.

[@MidevilExcalibur]

I was like it's canner season people buy that sugar, or sugar replacements, & canner jel get those berries in jam & freeze those doughs so get yeast. Don't wait til fall unless u have the space to freeze those berries. Ps soda & juices can go into jellies so please hit a Kroger get pineapple pop you will thank me. As lso it's time to start vinegars & mustards infuse those herbs & it takes a bit of time to make those vinegars. Ask a farmer if they are selling their red or gluten free Milo. Many are. My sister in laws have started to do milo & wheat sales straight from the field. & Find the equipment you need at garage sales, a great food processor can grind, and knead bread if you just don't have the energy. Buy seeds to donate to fall- winter low income blessing boxes or seed start clubs They are really only avail now to donate later. Or buy envelopes to remind you to save you seeds from your bounty. Every seed you donate can assist a new grower or group growers to self sustaining food production.

[@cakeforbreakfast2436]

Watching these is just reminding me how fast this year is going. Only feels like a couple weeks ago May's was released 😂

[@sherlynpatterson4304]

This coming month it's time to restock laundry soap, dishwashing soap, new toothbrushes, cleaning sponges, Pasta sauces and basic spices for making my own spice blends, teas and bottled juices for summer pop-cycles.

[@sherlynpatterson4304]

@@clear_mascara_girl1999 Knudsen brand of juices are pure juices you can mix into desired flavor blends for pop-cycles, ice creams and sauces. The glass jars are reusable to store blended juices or dried pantry items like rice and beans. They hold two pounds of rice each.

[@Jakilyn]

We stock up every 3 months. Everything at once- Meat, canned, Paper products, hygiene items, cat supplies, vitamins etc. We do buy produce weekly though, except for what we freeze

[@luisagreen9394]

I decided to mark the expiration dates on things like cans so I can use them first...

[@janedecker4401]

Yes, me too and quick and easy to spot.

[@kansascrochetmom]

Have you done an August one yet? I love these videos!

[@kimgapeach]

I didn't do much for last month. I have been wanting to start making bread and figure that out. I love your videos and look forward to them. I have bought quite a few of the book you have recommended and love them.

[@sandylee8184]

I have to say using a bread machine is wonderful, I make bread all the time and the book Electric Bread and More Electric Bread are the best books I have ever found and I got them 25 years ago, get the spiral-bound ones if you can.

[@winterwolf2012]

The Florida Keys no food problems, Great pork ham, $.99 a pound, Bumble Bee Tuna, 4 pack ... $2.00. Loads of buy 1 get 1 free without a rise in price. Many people are selling fear & there are lots of buyers!!!

[@thebiggshomesteadkitchen]

I live in Florida too. We just got all our yearly hurricane supplies. Better to be stocked up now then to get caught in the rush later on. Stay safe neighbor

[@makadutaarzola9453]

Love the video. Great info to have. Thank you so much.

[@cocinandorico]

Love the sourcream from thrives it's pretty good. Great video.thanks

[@jessicarossiter846]

Very informative. I need to learn how to make bread.

[@arlinesilvernail3161]

Hi 🙋🏻‍♀️, when you do your food storage stock up how do you keep your flours and sugars fresh and free from food bugs , And your pastas and grains , and cereals , chips , ? . If I put mine in plastic bags it helps . But not for long term storage . We have central air so inside our home is cool . But we still have problems . And our home 🏡 is very clean . But we still get some food bugs . There like a small fly 🪰 and I always seal everything tightly . Never leaving it open till I’am ready to use it ? . It’s weird ? . I don’t use the basement that much because it’s hard to get up and down the stairs with my legs after hip surgery about 6 yrs back . I can do it but it’s hard . So my pantry is off the kitchen now it’s a pantry / laundry room . lots if shelving plenty of storage and plenty of room for the washer and dryer . Plus it’s just off the kitchen so it’s a win , win for us . No climbing down stairs to do laundry or get to the pantry ty . lol my legs are not what they used to be . It’s just more convenient for us all . But I’am trying what you said Valerie at food storage . Maybe she has some info . And any from you to would be helpful ty , 😁👍👩‍🍳🙋🏻‍♀️Sharon

[@laceyb81]

Mylar bags!!! Also, you can freeze your flour and rice items first to kill the weavels.

[@tammys471]

Love these videos. Thank you for sharing!

[@daniellewoodward4728]

I just got my azure standard order yesterday and I stocked up on hard white wheat and soft wheat. I got 2 blocks of yeast and some seeds . I have been making bagels from freshly ground flour and they are so good

[@zzz-zj7xg]

Good job . Learning to use wheat is one of the best things i have done to advance my prepping skills

[@survivaljulia9861]

I would love your bagel recipe.

[@amitas7047]

Yeah new video...I love all ur food storage videos and i found one older one of ur zone cleaning...it speaks to me...like i could write the same.cards for d rooms i have in my home n skip the rooms in dont have ....thank u 😁

[@tiffanymengor217]

I just love your videos! I always look forward to when they come up

[@shesinherapron]

Thank you so much!

[@susanturner1171]

I just ordered the bell peppers and onions from Thrive Life

[@randidullaghan200]

I love your videos, just started watching them a few months ago, and have learned a lot. Last month listening to you, i went thru all my spices and bought more that i use a lot of. Also, in Florida we have a lot of Bogo's, so when something we use is on sale as bogo, i will stock up on them. As of now i have made my list for June and will be looking at sales, and buying especially vitamins. Take care, keep up your videos.

[@shesinherapron]

Thank you!

[@randidullaghan200]

@@shesinherapron Seriously Thank you, the way you go about your video's you make things understandable. I also love the fact that you explain each month what you need to be looking for, because i have been making my list per month, and working on them. Take care

[@robynfail8018]

I really enjoy these stock up video. The most helpful to me was the medical. I also live in Hurricane alley so it is important to have medical supplies.

[@conniekellenberger7117]

I cant tell you how much you have help me help my family save money i got it where now i only make one big food run a month its great

[@KS-un3pi]

Is this because you buy a little every month or buying more when it is on sale?

[@conniekellenberger7117]

@@KS-un3pi i buy on sale and make my menu off what i have in deep freeze .There 3 of us and 2 dogs

[@KS-un3pi]

@@conniekellenberger7117 thank you. I live to buy and stock up on sale items. I dread going to the store. Though my icebox is screaming for help! It is pretty bare. Thanks!

[@donna8212]

Hello Kimmy! Great tips!!! Enjoy the day!! 👍🏻😁

[@shesinherapron]

Thank you Donna!

[@ilanasheinberg3910]

Kimmy - can you explain more about this wheat… I know you use it to make bread, but how? Do you need a grinder? How do you do that in an emergency? Do you also stock flour?

[@shesinherapron]

I do have a grinder. I also have a hand crank grinder for no electricity.

[@midlifemama8420]

@@shesinherapron good idea. I have a hand crank coffee grinder, hand crank cam opener, a sun oven, and some other items that require no electricity.

[@karissastewart2611]

Your looking great! Keep it up! Thanks for sharing your content 😊

[@shesinherapron]

Thank you

[@victoriabarnes7474]

You really motivate abd inspire me! Love from Vicki B. in NORTH CAROLINA.. Go Tarheels!

[@juliewilson1396]

Great information! Also, that color looks amazing on you!

[@shesinherapron]

Thank you

[@tesss6767]

I have a question... how long does Hellman's mayonnaise all the shelves ?.... 1 year, 2 years, 5 years?

[@aprilinalabama9074]

Love the Food Storage videos ❤️

[@beverlysantillano]

I was wondering if your area has been affected by the cyberattack on meat.

[@lanaebarb9444]

Not that I can see. Meat all looks the same, but I haven't had to buy any.

[@carolynczachura138]

I always love your vlogs. I especially love your food hauls. Love your hair.

[@shesinherapron]

Thank you Carolyn!!

[@garrisonhooks6087]

Definitely have a generator in case if your power goes out

[@clear_mascara_girl1999]

tell me about it here in sudan in the rainy season the power keeps going out but the generator is so noisy ugh

[@BDidion123]

Ok first I am loving your hair in this video. Second we are going to Costco tomorrow morning and just put baking soda on the list.

[@gobigorgohomefamilymeals9389]

Kimmy your amazing I love your vlogs I can’t wait to see your back to school haul and FYI I love your nails girl you amazing

[@shesinherapron]

Thank you

[@rainbowsinmykitchensink6872]

Thank you! So helpful❤

[@theothermrs.randle3416]

Have I missed a video?😂....when or do you stock up on personal hygiene items such as body wash or shampoo?❤

[@hrhtreeoflife4815]

Glad you mentioned that! Yes absolutely especially toothbrush 🪥

[@candimitchell771]

Hi love your video. When stocking up on spices , how do you keep it from going bad? And does the food room need to have AC to keep it cool?

[@shesinherapron]

You want to find a cool place to store, not to stuffy

[@marias835]

Great haul.

[@hetheringtonfamily8798]

I live in Australia and get so jealous of the price you pay for things compared to us. A big bag of flour like that us would cost minimum $30 to $45.

[@carlim6356]

Great video!

[@gloriapeel6887]

Thanks for sharing!

[@desertfamilyhomestead3127]

I found SAF yeast blocks on the clearance shelf for $1.49 I bought 2 and I got 10, 3 strip packets of Fleishman’s yeast for $0.79/each, I got $0.75 back on ibotta for 6 of them and they all went in the freezer.

[@danniemcdonald4903]

This week (through June 12), Walgreens has their Complete Home brand zip lock bags B1G2 FREE. I stock up every time they are on sale, which is fairly often. To me, they are as good as the name brands. I always get the freezer bags, so can't say if the regular ones are as good.

[@bobbissell2910]

Mayo lasts for a year if stored in frig

[@kelleyjackson963]

You look great!

[@shesinherapron]

Thanks!!

[@tammybamba]

Can you creating a meal using the wheat you store?

[@lukedawg357SIG]

Great information thank you.

[@marias835]

I just got 4 jars of Mayo. My Mayo expires in Feb. there was a .25 coupon on IBOTTA.

[@kimgapeach]

What grinder do you use? Would love to see a video on how you make bread from your wheat berries from start to finish😁

[@shesinherapron]

When I’m back home from vacation I will look and share with you all.

[@momof6boysandaprincess592]

God will supply all your needs.

[@shesinherapron]

True but you have to put in the work.

[@momof6boysandaprincess592]

@@shesinherapron Agreed!

[@iamkatiemackey]

Egypt was fed during the famine by Yah but because of work