Foods That Never Expire | Stocking Up Your Survival Food Pantry | Time To Get Ready

[@meljordan220]

Thank you so much for this wonderful information. One additional thing I would add. Whenever I buy a bag of beans or a bag of rice, it goes straight into my freezer for 24 to 48 hours. That will kill any of the eggs that are in there for the weevils and other things. Then I can do the same process that you're talking about with mylar. Then they'll be safe from inside and out.

[@gwengillis8513]

I'm excited and you had your baby blessings to you and your family

[@armandofierro2023]

Food is Medicine 🥬🥕🌶️ Coconut is good for the brain Avocado is good for the skin Eggplant is good for the bones Broccoli is good for the eyes Peach is good for the heart Carrot is good for estrogen balance Strawberry is good for pregnancy Mushroom is good for the adrenals Grape is good for the lungs Olive is good for the ovaries Onion is good for the cells Ginger is good for digestion

[@jswilliams-waldron7602]

I would like to add a thought. The USDA or your local university extension officecan be checked for any information on storage and use after expiration dates as well. We did this for a church pantry and it was beneficial. Get ready family!

[@adriennesmith4516]

Brother and sister Sanchez, your family gardening ministry is a blessing. Keep up the good work.🙏🏽💙🙏🏽💙🙏🏽

[@letshavefunexploring-bb6049]

It's fun exploring new grocery stores especially since the new year has started for 2024

[@TARAMARCELLE-gm5nr]

Ty sis from d Marcelle Family Love n Blessings.

[@jacobandama1382]

Very useful information. God's blessings and happy new year.

[@fromthesticks2027]

Great stuff! Thank you.

[@ArleneBattick]

Thank you for these wonderful information on storing up

[@gwengillis8513]

Yes your back

[@mauriceilmarcelle9818]

Amen sister God's keeping to you and your family and STSfamily

[@gloriarobinson4787]

Thank you Sister, very timely.

[@sheilaharris9913]

Thank you sister Sanchez, very important information. 🙏 You are well spoken, and somehow will be a very good teacher. Blessings to you and your family.

[@seventhdayissabbath8747]

Maple syrup can be water bath canned which is good for keeping on the shelf and not taking up room in the fridge. By doing this you can buy in bulk and save money..

[@ZJesusIsTheWay]

We will listen. Thank you.

[@kishacrump7974]

Thanks was very helpful. I started storing up 3 years ago n still doin it.

[@wote3403]

Thank you so much Sister. I pray we all take heed to what you have taught us.❤

[@ineztyrell3506]

A BLESSED HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU AND FAMILY.. THANKS FOR THE TIPS ON STORAGE!!

[@Crabtree1844]

Happy New Year, Shereece! Thank you for sharing.

[@ruth4997]

Thank you I have learnt alot. God bless.

[@silvinagoldsmith5094]

Thanks much for this very important info, especially at this time when we are facing a time of crisis. Be blessed and have a happy and healthý 2024 along with your family.

[@marciahoneygan7571]

One may store brown rice by Dextrinizing it first...1. Wash throughly for several rinses...drain water. 2. Place on a cookie sheet... 3.7.toast in oven for a@ 250 F. For 2-3 hours or until golden brown allow to cool store in glass jars... ref.-- Eat for Strength/ Oil Free by Agatha Thrash, MD.

[@Shereecesanchez]

This is good to know. Thank you.

[@CGolden24]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@sheracobey6218]

Thank you sooo much! This was amazing and helpful. God bless you!

[@evagutierrez5292]

Thanks so much Sister Sánchez, enjoy your posts always‼️❤️✝️😍🙏👍

[@penny4161]

Thanks Sis, great info!❤

[@sonya6991]

❤ God bless you 🙏 you're a beautiful hostess and I appreciate all your advice.

[@genelynmatsumoto7471]

Amen.Thank you❣️👼

[@mazandie5022]

Thank you sis for helping us prepare for the coming crisis. Happy new year to you and all the STS family

[@annparram-cornwall6251]

Thank you my Sister. 🥳🙏🏾🇨🇦

[@ineztyrell3506]

THANK YOU FOR THE TIPS MY SISTER. BEST WISHES TO YOU AND FAMILY FOR A BLESSED HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2024!!!

[@lornafullwood2476]

My sister ❤all the best for the new year. You are beautiful...thanks you for sharing this. Very interesting and informative. God bless

[@charjose2843]

Thank you. Happy New Year STS family. ❤️

[@sherrireyes1982]

Thank you dear sister for this information

[@glenroyjones5829]

THANK YOU SIS ! SCHANCEZ, A BLESSED NEW YEAR TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. GOD! BLESS!

[@jenbrazell7301]

Thank you.

[@watchpray9095]

That's exactly the method I'm using in decades when go shopping, take of those at the back.

[@ernestinesmall9899]

Thanks very much for the information. But question in Jamaica it's very hot most of the time can you please let me know how to store some items like rice if it's best stored in plastic jar are glass jar .thanks ....and Have a Blessed New Year.

[@JackieMendez2010]

Excellent information thank you God bless you🙏

[@renitawardwilliams7070]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@anthonyunderwood-w6l]

Helpful, thank you very much 😅

[@cherylfuller5754]

Thank you for more info, God Bless

[@MushaMandandi-kh7ow]

Thank you very much

[@angelaconey5657]

Thank you for this ministry!

[@vestahalley6450]

Very informative, always learn from this forum. I have my bean in the refrigerator, is that a good place for long term storage?

[@Shereecesanchez]

Freezer is good but limited in terms of space so consider Mylar bags for long term storage.

[@Danette1959]

I bought a rocket stove which all I need are sticks to run it and a lighter stick. I also got an 3 air tight containers to store beans & pasta in, and my friend told me to put loose bay leaves in it to kill the bugs. I got the containers at Lowe's 7.00 plus I think the lid is extra. 5 lb containers hold a lot.

[@Shereecesanchez]

We built a rocket stove once. Very nice and burns well with small sticks. Not too much work to start a fire with.

[@h.salemink5152]

Good morning and greetings from the Netherlands!'Always follow your videos about gardening with just interest and thank you for all the tips I didn't know yet! But sorry to say I wouldn't recommend peanut butter, as it's s known to have easily mold in it; even if the mold is gone it's still possible that there's still aflatoxin in it. Perhaps if it's a biological 100% kind of peanut butter,though it''s still a risk! Don't say you don't know about the product as I've spent a great deal of my youth in America and Canada and have had lots of it , knowing how delicious it can be. Got proof from an article on Wikipedia, though it''s in Dutch and the English version doesn't mention this at all. Perhaps because of the large food industry in your country?🤔 Also I wouldn't recommend sugar, as it happens to be great nutrition for cancer cells to develop. I know this from the specialists on the series Truth about cancer. Rather like you mentioned honey, which lasts for measureless time! And for instance carob. It is also mentioned in the bible that even John the Baptist consumed only locusts ( or " logusta" which means from the carob bean!) and honey, so which is highly recommended by God! If you can produce fresh beans from your garden it' s better to put them in the freezer to die the probable worms before cooking! I know this from experience: I 've seen some in my butterbeans, as they' re large and light . Thank you for all the other tips and happy prepping ! Greetings from a sda woman from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 God bless you and your mission!🙌🏼♥️

[@Shereecesanchez]

Agree. It was an example. But thank you for that note. My family use other nut butter. Next time will give an example of what I use. Thanks. And many blessings

[@srobb8469]

WHEAT - the well-known cereal grain of our own day the bearded variety was widely grown in Western Palestine. Wheat Harvest from April to June, CORN refers to WHEAT.

[@RandyRose-ix6uu]

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[@Living4YHWH]

4:27 TWO MONTHS? Maybe if you're ignoring it on the shelf for the first one and a half. Beans and legumes are an essential part of any diet and should be eaten often.

[@endtimeslips4660]

shopping is not survival. people do not neglect your personal skill. 4 basics plant for long term survival food. Corn, Casava, Bean, sorghum. this 4 type of plant no need much water to plant, and can tolerance drought well. corn you can harvest it and dried it this dried corn can last for 1,5 year, Casava harvest peal cut and dried this can also keep for more than years, bean dried can keep for years, sorghum same thing. this 4 plant can be harvest by season corn and be plant with sorghum, bean and casavas can plant one after the season. bean can keep soil good. this all plant food will full fill basic carbohydrate. in wilderness the number one your body need is carbo, protein and other food is not an essential we talk about survive in the dooms day when NO BODY will help you

[@srobb8469]

MILLET - a type of very small grain used for FOOD SYMBOL OF THE SIEGE & EXILE Take also unto thee, wheat, beans, lentiles, MILLET, fitches, put them in one vessel and make bread (according to) the NUMBER of days thou shalt lie upon thy side; three hundred ninety (390) days, thou shalt eat thereof, meat - twenty (20) shekels a day - from TIME to TIME thou shalt eat it; water - sixth of a hin - from TIME to TIME, thou shalt drink; eat as BARLEY CAKES.

[@robertaj3767]

I often put my legumes on a cookie sheet in a 150° oven for about 20 minutes, then let them cool completely, then put them in mason jars. Bugs GONE!

[@vykx88]

Thank you for this, very informative. I also wonder if vacuum sealing items extended the shelf live of items? Could they help to keep brown rice longer?

[@Shereecesanchez]

Vacuum sealing is good. I do this for dehydrated items. But don’t last a long because only oxygen is removed but still has exposures to light. Low baking brown rice can remove the oil for best storage. Haven’t tried this though so do some research.

[@mzhope3350]

Ty Sis for this very informative video. What about organic items does it make a difference?

[@Shereecesanchez]

Organic is always best if available and cost effective.

[@robertaj3767]

You can also store water in empty mason jars!

[@dianecasey1958]

Thank you for all this info. My understanding is that soy sauce is fermented? What are your thoughts on this please

[@robertaj3767]

What can you do with popcorn other than pop it? Can you grind it and make it into cornmeal? Can you cook it and make it soft again?

[@lj7343]

Please can you tell us about storage in copper vessels.

[@watchpray9095]

Go to bulk store when stocking of food, half cheaper

[@faith_is_the_key]

Hello sister thanks for this vidéo. Can u tell me if it's safe to replace mylar bags with jars? And what kind of légumes Can grow in pot?

[@PaulPost-b7d]

Heard on the internet that peanut butter has insect material added to it, the FDA allows so much.

[@altheataylor5487]

What a pretty lady ...let me listen

[@maxineblake-grillone446]

Appreciate always question how do I store my dry seasoning like Mrs. Dash, salt, etc can they be stored in a jar but do I have to put anything in it to keep it. Also onions, Skelton and thyme.

[@Shereecesanchez]

You them in a mason jar and add a little rice to prevent hardening.

[@marelynheadley]

Lovely, but isn't bad to eat from cans because of the preservatives which can lead to some diseases in the body and digestive health issues?

[@Shereecesanchez]

Ideally you would want to can your own food. However, home canned items are only good for about 12 months. If you have surplus to can and store consistently that that would be most beneficial.

[@The_Megawes]

Thank you sister! Very informative. 😊 Can you store oatmeal for long term? And can you store (organic) dried soy beans? Blessings!

[@josesanchez-rk8gl]

Yes, you can store oatmeal and dried soy beans using Mylar bags in food grade bucket.

[@ravineotieno3688]

Good job,a link please

[@srobb8469]

FOOD THAT NEVER EXPIRE Substance, (especially solid) take into the body, all of a kind, at NO TIME. STOCKING-UP YOUR SURVIVAL FOOD PANTRY Amount of something available in, belonging to you, make do. SHELF-LIFE - Time for which a STORED thing REMAIND USABLE. SPACE - empty area BUDGET - plan of income and expenditure; amount allowed. SHELF-LIFE, SPACE, BUDGET Time for which a stored thing remains usable, empty area, plan of income and expenditure, amount allowed.

[@Chinamay812]

Thanks so much for this presentation. Very helpful. As for the Mylar storage bags, are they all ALUMINUM? Isn't this an issue?

[@Shereecesanchez]

The lining of the bag is parchment so the Aluminum is not in contact with the food.

[@Chinamay812]

@@Shereecesanchez ok thanks so much

[@jenbrazell7301]

What is a good brand.

[@jenbrazell7301]

With rice put in freezer or in air tight container.i don't have a lot of room it small trailer I have put under rental

[@Cryaloud2019]

Hi sis Happy new year can we have peanut butter.

[@Shereecesanchez]

I would suggest using almond nut butter. Thats what my family use.

[@franceswilliams3815]

G0d promise to give us bread and water you cannot prepare for the time of trouble you must believe God's word and put your trust in him to help you to be faithful

[@JaskaStevens]

Soy sauce: fermented, vanilla extract: contains alcohol

[@xamaycashearer3884]

Totally agree! Coconut nectar, not aminos, plus a little salt could be used to replace soy sauce

[@Shereecesanchez]

There is also vanilla powder or vanilla beans. Never actually thought of actual vanilla beans for long term storage. Thanks for your feedback.

[@JaskaStevens]

@@Shereecesanchez Indeed vanilla comes in other forms. Here in Finland we don’t really use vanilla extract. Instead, people use vanilla sugar (vaniljasokeri), which doesn’t contain alcohol, but unfortunately sugar isn’t healthy either. Vanilla powder is the natural and probably best way to go. Soy sauce is a tricky one to replace. Of course we can just use a bit of salt, but the flavor and character aren’t the same. The important thing is that we only recommend storing such foods as those that don’t contradict our health message.

[@watchpray9095]

1 Timothy 5:23 Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake and thine often infirmities... Genesis 14:18 And Melchizedek king of Salem brought forth bread and wine: and he was the priest of the most high God... John 4:46 So Jesus came again into Cana of Galilee, where he made the water wine. And there was a certain nobleman, whose son was sick at Capernaum. Fermented or unfermented, fresh or dehydrated grapes contain alcohol, Asians are making liqour from coconut, rice, tomatoes and cane. If you eat from such food you're not alcohol free.

[@irenepeters2007]

Can mice chew through the 5-gallon buckets?

[@Shereecesanchez]

Hello. I am not sure. That will definitely something to consider when choosing a storage location. Mask the smell of food with essential oils to deter rodents.

[@brigittebeltran6701]

How would one cook the beans without water or electricity? Who would store chips? They are not even healthy. What ITEMS one does not have to cook? Of course this depends on your budget...common sense. How long does packaged rice last? Where is the list of NON-PERISHABLE FOODS?

[@livefreeallways]

you would be better off fasting then eat most of those foods. Stick to beans you can sprout if possible, dried fruits.

[@janelle5127]

Your looks beautiful. Is it locked?

[@srobb8469]

GOMER PUNISHED & RESTORED For, their mother hath played the harlot; she that conceived them, hath done shamefully; for she said, I will go after my lovers that give (me) my bread, water, wool, FLAX, oil and drink. Therefore, I will return, take (away) my corn in the time, wine in the season thereof, will recover my wool and FLAX (given) to cover her NAKEDNESS. For, she did NOT KNOW that I gave her corn, wine, oil, multiplied her silver and gold, (which) they prepared for baal. I wilk destroy her vines and fig trees, where(of) she hath said, These (are) my rewards that my lovers have giveb me. I will make them a FOREST and the beasts of the FIELD shalk eat them.

[@cherylfuller5754]

Is the bottled vanilla a extract?

[@xamaycashearer3884]

Yes. It has alcohol in it. It’s best to get vanilla bean powder or alcohol free vanilla extract made with glycerin

[@Shereecesanchez]

Correct.

[@srobb8469]

THE FEEDING OF THE HUNDRED MEN There came a man from baal-shalisha, brought the man of God bread of the firstfruits, twenty (20) loaves of BARLEY and FULL EARS of corn in the husk thereof. He said, Give unto the people that they may eat. THE FIVE THOUSAND FED One of His disciples, Andrew, Simon Peter's brother saith unto Him There is a lad here which hath five (5) BARLEY LOAVES and two (2) small fishes; BUT what are they among so many? SIX SEAL OPENED I heard a Voice in the Midst of the four (4) beasts say, A measure of WHEAT for a penny, three (3) measures of BARLEY for a penny; (see) thou, hurt not the oil and wine; hurt not the grass and tree, until I seal the people of God.

[@jsgirlalways5549]

They may never expire but they can grow toxic mold.

[@srobb8469]

BEANS - a common agricultural priduct of Palestine. During famine, BEANS wete mixed with ground grain to form a coarse bread. LENTILS - a vegetable bearing seeds like smalk BEANS. LINTILES were and are considered very tasty for FOOD. JACOB & ESAU - GENESIS 25 : 19 - 34 VERSES 19, 21, 24 & 34 These (are) the generations of Isaac, Abraham's son; Abraham begat Isaac. Isaac intreated the LORD for his wife because she (was) barren; the LORD was intreated of him and Rebekah his wife conceived. When her days to be delivered were fulfilled, behold, twins (were) in her womb. Then, Jacob gave Esau bread and Pottage of LENTILES; he ate, drink, rose up, and went his way; thus, Esau despised (his) birthright.