Long Term Food Storage Cookies

Keep cookies nice and fresh for over a year. A great money and time saver

[@peggyr3862]

Great idea. Love your videos that I have just found. I am 64 and just started prepping about a year ago. My husband thinks I am wasting my time and money, but I believe God is leading me. God bless you and your family. Keep up the good work.

[@perbain]

When he walked in he said, "I smell cookies" I then said, "Tough", and the hunt was on. He found my sacrificial jar and was contented---for now! hahahha

[@perbain]

Thank you Aunt Duddie. I appreciate you coming and watching.

[@russsherwood5978]

oh! you got me,, ha,ha,ha , when you said [ canning cookies ] i was trying to figure how you were going to can them cookies without melting the chocolate, then you vac. sealed them oooohhh! you got me ha!ha!ha!..TEDs right . thank you for the videos

[@perbain]

Yes they are. I did finally get over that strep but it was touch and go. Blessings back to you and yours. :)

[@perbain]

He did, but I always have the sacrificial jar FOR him to find. It keeps him happy for a while.

[@SandiBird6959]

I would NEVER NEVER thought about canning cookies! Wow thank you!

[@hlegan]

Who would have thought to do something like that! Oh. YOU WOULD! You are amazing as always.

[@perbain]

That is about the only problem. I sometimes am my own enemy as I give the jars as gifts almost as fast as I make them. A nice jar of cookies always makes people smile especially when they aren't feeling well.

[@perbain]

I have mostly done this with sugar, chocolate chip, and oatmeal. I would think all the others would be fine. What I really like is the ability to grab a jar, add a bow and give as a gift.

[@perbain]

Thanks Noreen. I sure will put an order through because I really use a lot of this and to think I'm skimpy with it. Thanks for the tip. You are always such a great help.

[@1994abbygirl]

From one Mormon to another,, I can spot a missionary a mile away.. even just the skirt and shoes! Glad your better!

[@candiedginger8729]

Oh my, that's a game changer! I hadn't considered a food saver for preps. I'm enjoying your videos and learning alot. Thank you for sharing.

[@garaf1246]

10/16/2022. I made these cookies and oh boy! So good. Debbie I miss you so much

[@noreenskitchenchannel]

Deb: If you go to the baking queen dot com you can get parchment paper sheets for pennies! I order from her about once a year. The more you buy the better deal you get. I but 1000 sheets at a time, but you can buy less. When you see the breakdown you will understand why I buy that much at once. Your cookies look great! Cookies don't last long enough to seal up in my house!

[@snookie65]

Brilliant! I never thought to vacuum seal my cookies! I'm so going to do this! :)

[@perbain]

Thank you. I like homemade cookies, but when some one else makes them they are always better. :)

[@perbain]

Kids love to make cookies. Let them help you. M&M cookies always is a hit. I use anything and everything if its eatable. hahaha

[@SMac0628]

I make bulk batches of cookies and quick breads in advance of Christmas, store them in the freezer then give them out as gifts. Never thought about putting some in a jar and saving for later. Thanks Deb!

[@winkiewoo]

I did your little trick of putting a lid upside down and it worked like a charm! And now that I've seen THIS video, I certainly plan on making my hubby's favorites to "store" for later. Like you, I'll have to hide them! -- Wendy

[@lunaazulbellydancer]

Perbain, thank you for sharing such valuable info but even more so for having a positive outlook. Many others are nasty, negative and just leave me feeling horrible. Your way of teaching gives us hope and that's a huge gift. No matter how much we prepare, if we have a bad attitude, we're not going make it. (Cookies also help! LOL)

[@2redbird1]

You have inspired me w yet another thing I never thought of! Thanks

[@M0D0C42]

These cookies looked marvelous! I've got the jar attachment with my vacuum sealer, too. I need to remember I have it and to use it more. You also reminded me, I need to bake some bread today. I better get on that right now. Thanks! :)

[@AtHomeWithJenn]

Those look yummy, Deb!!! I made your tamale receipe yesterday and finishing the last of them today!!! Thanks a million!!

[@perbain]

I didn't use powdered vanilla on this one, but I have gotten mine at Amish Bulk Food stores in the past. Hope that helps.

[@perbain]

Yeah, we were a bit chilly in Illinois too/ Thanks dear one.

[@sandygrogg1203]

Great looking cookies! Love your videos.... Thanks for taking the time to do them for us.

[@Witchyone131]

your one heck of a smart cookie Deb! love your videos

[@paula...sister1of12]

So excited to find the video! I have been looking for one I knew someone had to have done this.And it was you :) Thank you. Have enjoyed all your videos I have watched.

[@lovemijazz]

This is perfect timing since I'm making different kinds of cookie dough to use and freeze today but my freezer is kind of full. I'll bake and can some too. Thanks Deb. I also love parchment, I've tried silicone sheets but I don't like the way the grease kind of stays on it. I love my Kitchen Aid mixer and like to make a bunch of dough once I have it out.

[@tammyshortridge9835]

What a wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing!

[@jjbkk1]

These look so good.....I will be doing this real soon....like your idea for Christmas gift.....thanks Deb...you are a blessing....!!!!!

[@Tami1967]

That is awesome Deb! I didn't even think about cookies. Once again you have fascinated me and taught me something new ! Well have to make some together so I can borrow your sealer til I can afford one.

[@perbain]

Both. I store so much I just grab a jar here and there and never really look.

[@AuntDuddie]

I love this idea! I'm married to a cookie monster too! I love your channel Deb!

[@christinafoster1922]

I love this idea! Hard to believe, but sometimes if I make cookies, part of them will end up going stale because we both get tired of eating them. Canning part of them would certainly help this problem :-) Thanks Deb!

[@standingbear39]

Good idea, I had not thought of putting cookies in canning jar thanks

[@RedBerryatHomesteadHopes]

Deb~you are totally awesome! I wish I lived near you because I would be so much smarter. But I guess KZbin is the next best thing. So glad you are here on youtube with us. I wanna Cookie!!! LOL

[@kimbelcher5685]

Looks so delish. Lovely cup of tea and one of your cookies Yum. I'll be right over put the kettle on girl. lol My hubby is a sweet nut and watches me like a hawk so he can pounce on the bowl the batter was in before the kids run in and get it. He will fight the kids tooth and nail for that dog gone bowl. Funniest thing, and he won't let me use a rubber scraper to get it all out of the bowl either. I am so going to can up some goodies now. Thanks Deb. Good thoughts sent to you. :)

[@2leelouCreates]

Terrific idea! I'm doing this on the weekend for sure. The only problem I can see is finding a place to hide them. LOL

[@lastchancehomestead6813]

I think I'm going to try this. Great video!

[@craftoncue]

Thanks Deb! What a great idea to can cookies. This choc chip coconut cookie recipe sounds so yummy. You mentioned oatmeal, cranberry walnut cookies. Those sound wonderful too. Would you please share that recipe as oatmeal cookies are my absolute favorite! Thank you so much. Blessings, Linda H

[@jsombf]

Great video. I didn't even think about storing cookies this way. Mine usually go stale and end up in the garbage.

[@perbain]

That's so funny! :) Sounds like most families. We should make a book called, The dark nature of cookie baking. hahahaha

[@anneza5]

Love you as always.

[@perbain]

I mean it when I say, "Grab a chair and pull up to the table." :)

[@perbain]

No, they are a house brand. I buy name brand if they are on a really good sale. You can use either or both.

[@TimsNew77]

I wish you were my grandmother. All the good food in your house! :) Best Wishes

[@MichellesCraftsandMore]

I adore parchment paper. I need to get some more for my stockpile. Oh my gosh. I am so gonna have to can up some cookies! I will have to wait until the summer is over because the grandkids would eat them all! LOL

[@AussieAngeS]

Oh wow Deb they look absolutely fabulous, I love this recipe and lol I can't hide any of my baking either. Men are worse than kids when it comes to sweet things. They'll find anything

[@yessme1]

thanks so much did cake in a jar before and now i can add cookies to my stash

[@gmarie760]

I made cookies! Husband says they are best ever! Thank you :)

[@1994abbygirl]

Were those two girls missionaries by chance?? I love this idea of putting cookies in a jar for long term.. its one thing I would never have thought about! Did you get over that strep?? I sure hope so! We're on this mollasses cookie thing right now.. I hadn't made any in years.. now we crave the darn things! Thanks for another marvelous idea Deb! Blessings!

[@freebygrace18]

Awesome Idea!!!

[@mzghomesteader8944]

wow! Glad i found your channel

[@perbain]

Heck I don't know. They just do and I am happy about it.

[@itsmeme5340]

Hi! Thanks for this!

[@perbain]

For you the world or at least my cookie jar. :)

[@pammoorehouse7810]

Great idea-thanks

[@sis7388]

What a great idea !!! This would be a good idea for just one person even if they don't do food storage....even though they should. ;)

[@JoannaMuse]

That's my kind of daily bread! LOL. I love them cookies, but I don't know where I will hide a clear jar full of them. LOL.

[@perbain]

Thanks Sis!

[@1andonlylynda]

I usually hide things people like kids or adults is in the bottom of the dirty clothes hamper. My boys hated doing laundry so they rarely found them.

[@TheBluePepper]

OMG!! I'm a cookie fiend! I'm doing this for sure!!

[@jeannesweezy8049]

Love this idea! Going to get started this week so I can spend time with my daughter and grands when they visit the last of this month. Deb you have such wonderful ideas, any suggestions about different kinds of cookies for LTS?

[@cheyennealeman7315]

Thank you for delicious video.Going to make some cookies.Not sure if I and family will have any to can, lol.God Bless & your's_Am also just becoming a prepper.Good luck to all !!!! FR.Texas

[@sarahteeach5131]

What an awesome idea! Thanks so much. I will definitely be adding to our stores some prebaked cookies:) I've had to freeze some before and they just get yucky. We use the small oxygen absorbing packets in our dehydrated veggie jars. Have you ever used them? It should be okay to use them in the cookies also I would think:)

[@shawhit3462]

Yummm! How do you get the fresh baked cookie smell out of your house before Ted gets home....? He's gonna go looking if he can smell them! LOL

[@wyattoneable]

Oatmeal cookies are my favorite but if tried to stored them in a jar I'd eat them before they hit the bottom of the glass! So, no stored cookies except in my tummy. Thanks for the lesson and the tip however. :)

[@M0D0C42]

Ha-ha, they're mine! I put dibs on them first!

[@cheekysaver]

LOL did he find them yet? It is one of those fun games couples play.

[@perbain]

At least a year, but I have had other cookies last longer. Problem is I do not really know exactly because I give these as gifts a lot. I have canned up chocolate chips for over a year and they have never lost the color and tasted fine. Hope that helps.

[@somuchtolearn4]

Wow, this is great news!

[@NWIPrepper19113]

Think I'll do some of those tomorrow.

[@privateprivate8366]

Shame on me but, in prepping during this pandemic, one of my food buckets is dedicated to desserts. It’s not filled yet, but I’ll get there!

[@moonlitesprite]

What an AWSOME idea! Can you do this with any cookie recipe??? Thank you

[@somuchtolearn4]

I can attest to "At least two years past the x date on the bag", so far they have not lost color and work great in jars or vacuum sealed bags.

[@carolynmoody9460]

BLESSINGS 💖

[@Jana8839]

I noticed that you were using powdered Vanilla, May I ask where you go it, I would love to have the dry for my storage, Thanks Deb for all you do I enjoy every one of your Videos.

[@perbain]

Hide them well,,, because once they figure it out, they go hunting. Great news.

[@perbain]

You can start baking now and be done when everyone else starts to shop. This year its home made or nothing.

[@chivone21]

Do you have the recipe for the oatmeal walnut cranberry cookies? This sounds fantastic, and would really love to give it a try. Thanks so much

[@Jill4Today]

Deb -- love your channel....thanks for sharing your cooking savvy!!! Help me out here. How do these cookies stay stable without preservatives of any sort? I just cannot understand how the eggs, etc., would stay stable a year in a sealed jar. Help???? Jill from Oregon

[@perbain]

Okay. For you I will. :)

[@perbain]

You got that right. hahahahah

[@rabbitfarmercosgrove2613]

your a cool lady deb here in aust, we are cooking , 42deg c ( it,s a wonder the roads arn,t melting) so no homecooked cookies(here we call them biscuits) too hot to turn on the oven so quess what I,m cooking next winter, to store for next summer?. one question please, I wonder if they can be vacuum packed in bags. love your vid,s your great,wished you lived in aust, so I could meet you

[@henrybittle5234]

Wounder if you put an desiccant pack in b4 you seal it, make it last even longer

[@WaterGirl49]

Oh goodness those are some scrumptious looking cookies, but where did the other lid go?

[@annabelle925601]

can you do any cookie just wondering cause if so i will be doing lots of those lol thanks for sharing

[@pangeria12]

What kind of chocolate chips? Semi sweet dark or milk chocolate, are there the nestle house brand?

[@mkmason2002]

Heeelp! I watched a video that said to never can raisins, chocolate, dried fruit like trail mix, cookies with 02 absorbers as it can cause botulism. I just canned 40 jars this week because another YT video said it was okay! What should I do? Remove the O2 absorber, start over and dry can or use a vacuum sealer?

[@txwildflowers7]

Any chance you have an upcoming video for oatmeal raisin cookies? ... with nuts :D

[@lynnm2715]

My problem for sealing is that I'd have to buy another whole unit in order to get one with the opening for the suction tube, etc. Expensive, so I guess freezing is my current option....boo hoo...I want a fancy sealer unit!

[@perbain]

I have canned all kind. Not with any frosting though. :)

[@abiyahabiyelbetsalel2869]

What would happen, if you dry canned them, I don't have a vacuum sealer ?

[@mkmason2002]

What is the brand of food saver you are using and where did you buy it?

[@PreservingMyOasis]

Hi Perbain, I know cookies don't last long in the pantry as the family eats them up but can you tell me how long have you store them? and have them ever gone bad?

[@Kimmies991]

Deb, how long have you found that chocolate chips stay fresh in a vacuum sealed jar?

[@Kaliprepper]

Jealous of your kitchenaid. I dream of a kitchenaid, an excaliber dryer and a pressure canner!

[@perbain]

They are about 2X the size and I do not taste any difference