Food Storage: The Actual Shelf Life of Granulated Sugar

Sugar is a foundational ingredient in a long-term food storage program. It enhances the flavor of basic dry ingredients and provides calories. White sugar is also used as a preservative to extend the life of fruits when bottling or making home preserves.
Sugar is often a highly sought-after commodity when things get tough. Sugar rationing is common during food shortages, which makes it an excellent barter item. In this video, we will review the basic facts that you should know about sugar in your long-term food supply.
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