These 5 Canned Foods Will Be PRICELESS During The Coming Food Shortages!

[@gabrielemiller8006]

Legumes, canned fatty fish, canned greens : collard greens, spinach, kale, canned pumpkin, yams, coconut milk 🥛

[@carmenpoole6299]

Ty!!!!!!!!

[@ES-mc3cc]

Many greens, especially spinach, contain a lot of oxylates (plant toxins).

[@LisaMerideth-i8t]

Thanks!

[@Farmergirl7]

@@ES-mc3ccin a food shortage facing hunger anything is better than nothing.

[@rogerking3099]

Should also consider rice and honey. Both last for ever without the need for refrigeration.

[@4BearWarrior]

I always have at least 100 lbs of rice and pinto beans each. I also have other types of beans as well. I have a lot of powdered milk and eggs, among other things. In an emergency situation, I have enough food and water to last a couple of years. I have ways to keep the water fresh which a lot of people forget.

[@smallfeet4581]

​@@4BearWarrior is out of date dry rice ok to use , I know tea can least past it's date but not sure about rice

[@Qrayon]

@@smallfeet4581 I just ate some out of date rice that I cooked, and it was o.k. The "best before" date on the package is 01/23, almost 2 years ago.

[@rogerking3099]

@@4BearWarrior People do overlook water, thinking it will always run out of the tap and be clean and drinkable. Having some water treatment tablets also appears to be a good idea as they last years if stored correctly and can ensure rain water turns into potable water.

[@TheSilverlady1980]

The pull tab cans are scored for easy open but it’s also easy rust decay. They don’t keep. Buy dry whenever possible.

[@rogerking3099]

We used to put the cans into vacuumable bags and store them under a vacuum. Stops the rust. Vacuum storage also works for dry food as it prevents damage if the food is in a water accident.

[@Farmergirl7]

Dry is great as long as you have a supply of clean water.

[@philgower]

When talking about canned greens, I was wondering why you kept showing fresh greens.

[@RoderickGesner]

Beans Corn and rice provide complimentary proteins, Like Meats but without the fats or wasted feed. And a bit of dried smoked meat reconstituted in chili Stirfry or stew makes any beans and More appealing .

[@MarkLadwig-p3h]

Canned legumes will go bad as well as canned fish. Get everything you can dried. If needed you can plant the dried beans and lentils and grow your own.

[@MarkLadwig-p3h]

And with potatoes you can plant them in a 5 gallon bucket or trash cans adding dirt as they grow. This will fill the whole thing with potatoes.

[@ericamoodie7043]

Actually, canned legumes and fish last extremely well - well beyond the expiry dates. In fact, in 2022 I discovered a can of salmon with an expiry date in 2017 - nothing at all wrong with it. The only things you can't keep too long beyond expiry are acidic foods like tomatoes because they react with the cans.

[@wendyosborne3483]

Additionally, if you aren't able to cook, you won't be able to eat your dried beans.

[@MarkLadwig-p3h]

@ well if you have a shelter to store your food and no way to cook it then you will not have a way to open cans🙄

[@vivaciousariescavalier2704]

No they don't, not if you buy cans with long expiry dates. How can you eat dried foods if there's no way to cook them.

[@kea5763]

Now I have the munchies! Lolololo I love a good 4 bean salad, but without the sugar. 🇺🇸 🌎 🇺🇲

[@LisaMitchell-f8e]

As far as I've seen, these are rolling of the shelf for a buck or two every day. Scary.

[@TheRiseAndFallOfJazzy]

Where I live canned foods are going any where from $3 to $8 which is sooo crazy and to see. I watched a guy the other day only buy 15 cans of food and it was over $50 bucks.

[@charlotteingalls5644]

Crazy advice for America's...I dare you to feed any of these foods to our country's children!!! They will go crazy!

[@dougied3449]

It doesn't take long to break that junk food craze. It's the addictive additives that make it problematic.

[@philgower]

They are talking about having them during food shortages or during weather related emergencies. A hungry kid isn't going to snub any kind of food or should I say eventually try them!!!!!!!!! I hope you have an EMERGENCY FOOD SUPPLY back up, just in case.

[@Someone-kg8qf]

When you're truly hungry you'll eat it.

[@philgower]

@@Someone-kg8qf Very true and damn, it will taste good!!!!!!!!!

[@wadefryman3090]

When I was a kid I ate what was put in front of me or I didn't eat

[@stephenlittle7534]

Why are we not shown the greens coming out of a can then. Just showing fresh stuff. Does not cut with all of us. Get real.

[@sharons5714]

Showing moldy pumpkin was definitely not appetizing.

[@gustabeumer688]

I have never ever seen canned greens in south africa.

[@jessieshomestead]

Actually, this was great. Almost lost my attention with starting off with beans, but the other 4 kept me watching.

[@pamelamartin9901]

Let me tell you if things get bad, beans taste pretty good. Obviously, you haven't been without.

[@TheRiseAndFallOfJazzy]

Some cultures rely on beans. I grew up very poor. beans were a staple in my house hold and still are today.

[@TheRiseAndFallOfJazzy]

Also with that being said with all these recalls going on and winter beans are a great thing to have on hand

[@susycavaleiro1265]

All legumes last longer when dry. The preservatives used in tins/cans are no good for our health. The only canned/tin foods I stock up on are fish . Yes,I know about metals found in fish.

[@pattiemosier9583]

I eat fish steaks their good.

[@Ddax-td7qy]

Lost me when showing picture of a bunch of "baked beans." Sugar-syrup stew.