Prepping for food shortages 2023| keep stocking up your pantry| uk preppers | Tesco haul

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Hi my name is Ana and I'm a prepper by nature.On my channel we are discussing cost of living crisis, uk prepping, preparedness and of course food , long term food storage and food preparation
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[@lynnpurfield9430]

Well I never!!!!! Pease Pudding is grandma staple food and I never saw t come up on a Tesco online shop. I have now!! People, get the spelling right....pease, not peas as it is yellow split peas and could make a great and quick dhal or add some fresh mint from the garden for a nutritious and high protein soup. Thank you Ana and all xxx

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

It may be a short lived stock . My viewers been mentioning it for month and that the first time , so exited to try 😋

[@atomicfrijole7542]

Ana, I don't know if you make American dishes much, but one of the best ways to eat canned green beans is in green bean casserole. It's simple to make, especially in a crock pot. There are many variations on the recipe, but it usually revolves around: 2-3 cans green beans, a small onion diced, a cup of diced cooked bacon or diced ham, one can of cream of mushroom soup, and a cup of crispy french fried onions. Salt & pepper. Drain the green beans, then throw everything but the crispy fried onions into a crock pot, set on high, stir, and let it cook for about 4 hours, stirring occasionally. Salt and pepper to taste. If it is getting too thick, you can always add some milk or chicken stock, but the end result should be creamy but not soupy. Add half of the french fried onions to the mix about 10 minutes before serving, and then top the dish with the rest of the french fried onions when serving. :) There's lots of examples out on KZbin.

[@scrapzwtf]

Those green beans - add some garlic, onion, and some pork (canned is even better). Simmer the flavors in. 😋

[@rhondabolt5290]

Ana, We can't find a lot of medicines here either in the US. But I made a little jar of spicey honey to put in our tea. I just took a cup of honey a couple of table spoons of Apple Cider Vinegar and a Table spoon of red chili pepper flakes. It is so soothing and helps relieve a sore throat and a stuffy nose. I just keep it out on the counter and put a teaspoon full in my tea. Feel better.

[@Chris-uk.]

Great video, I keep picking up 10 kilo rice's at lidl for 13:99, also keep stocking up on jars of curry from aldi, madras, balti, jelfezi, for the jars, when finished with the jars I put the rice into with the oxygen absorber, got loads of stuff, tins of salmon, ham, spam, corned beef, with expiry dates of 27, all good for 15 + years, good solid tins too, non of this pull the rimple, I keep doing a bit to top up. The systems finished. Another great haul you did :)

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you Chris ! ☺️ is that rice any different do you know ? Anyways wondered if cheap rice same , have you tried ?

[@julieduncan386]

@@AnasFoodLifestyle its basmati rice and its great, i am also stocking up it has gone up by £1 in the last 2 weeks (Was £12,99) but as we use alot im happy to stock up just now.

[@Chris-uk.]

@@AnasFoodLifestyle its not the best rice in the 10 kilo bags, its white uncooked basmati rice, that was suggested to me by a friend, as it has the longest shelf life. I prefer the cooked rice in the packets with the different flavours and varieties, I don't recommend 10 kilo cheap bags, there quite starchy and hard. its not great. its great for long life. that's why ill hang on to it. ill put it in to curry jars. i like my aldi puffy fluffy rice lol

[@lynnpurfield9430]

Oh, hey Ana, those dry pes can usually give you fresh pea shoots in 10 days. You soak some over night then sprinkle them airly thickly on a tray of shallow compost. Keep it indoors. You can be eating gourmet shoots in no time.

[@lynnpurfield9430]

Morrisons do them really cheap

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you 😀 I witty try , If so it’s great as much cheaper than buying micro greens seeds

[@lynnpurfield9430]

@@AnasFoodLifestyle yes, so cheap.

[@debbiesavage7107]

My Mother made a syrup with whisky, lemon, honey and onions. After it steeped a bit, she’d remove the onions. We were given a spoon full which seemed to knock it out of us. Or, knock us out! 😊

[@lynnpurfield9430]

Sounds powerful...add some raw garlic and bye bye baby bugs 😍

[@marierobinson3935]

i too love that tinned steak❤

[@Verycelticlady1]

Great video…. Your channel just popped up in my YT feed! Glad to see you still have somewhat “normal” prices. I’m from New York and the grocery prices are insane. Just for a quick laugh, I went and checked my purchase history for Weetabix ….. OMG! I paid $4.49USD last year for a 14oz box and it’s now $11.99USD for the same size box (not even the organic type!) which converts to 9.96GPB according to a conversion chart. I’m glad I vacuum sealed a few for longer storage.

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you 😊 bloody hell , that’s an expensive cereal and a massive increase

[@lynnpurfield9430]

The stewed steak is amazing for so many things like stews, chilli, burgers (sloppy Jo) strogonoff, pasta, curry, and any Mexican dish. I love it.

[@lynnpurfield9430]

Thank you lovely xx

[@pikayla5749]

The nestle Nido whole milk powder is good. The taste is a little sweet. I am a milk fiend so it has to be good. I put a little in my long term storage. It only has a shelf life of about 6 months so I only buy a little at a time. I also use it in place of my regular milk in recipes.

[@mitchf8886]

The Lemsip Max powders are good for clearing the sinuses - would like to see a homemade one though! Bought a few of the steak and gravy recently, haven't tried but good to hear they're nice!

[@onlyClaire]

I love vegan/seaweed caviar, have the ingredients to make it, just need to find the time.

[@allyrooh3628]

I’m in the US and I do find the prices of things to be very interesting

[@botulf4908]

Agreed about those "salad" tomatoes, they're great for frying for breakfast but zero use in a salad. Have you tried the Tesco House Salad? It's a quid and is really nice! Two of those would suffice a couple of sides for your family.

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

😊 is it the large plastic pot salad with corn ? I love tomatoes and grow them in summer but winter it is so sad , plus yesterday apparently no tomato delivery at our local Tesco , so none at all 😮

[@botulf4908]

Also the Asda "cheap" stewed steak in gravy is amazing!!!!

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you 😊, tried it too and yes pretty much same as Tesco , even tiny bit cheaper , I’m very very surprised

[@lauraIngleswilder74]

USA HERE. How much is a quid?

[@botulf4908]

@@lauraIngleswilder74 hi, it's one British Pound about $1.23

[@cherylhowker1792]

Make cough syrup!!!!!! Lol

[@kennethnormanthompson2740]

Health cure: you need a Megahome water distiller.

[@solidflyer286]

I hate iceberg and it’s all I can find at the moment. Iceberg has always been expensive so it hasn’t increased a lot. I prefer round or webbs lettuce. Normally 50p ish but can’t find it anywhere.

[@super_ted_7371]

I've just got one today from asda, an online shop not in store.

[@theirishcailin333]

I'm curious how much your iceberg lettuce is there. I'm in Ireland and it's €1.08. Everything going up so much all the time

[@solidflyer286]

@@super_ted_7371 I’ve been looking for a few weeks. Can’t find lollo Russo or any of my fave lettuce. I’ll check out Asda tomorrow thanks.

[@solidflyer286]

@@theirishcailin333 I paid 60p+ last year for iceberg when I made burgers. I’m in north west England.

[@super_ted_7371]

@@solidflyer286 you're welcome, kerry fresh online has lollo russo lettuce and others, I'm not sure if you are in their delivery area.

[@tonette6592]

Again, blown away by your choices and your prices. It's been amazing to me how quickly the mone-stocks go down if you dip into them...and the prices in stores keep jumping overnight, literally. Keep the shows coming!

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

I know , the stock ups don’t last , as you say , surprising how quickly things run out 🙄 thank you 😊

[@brotherrob.5999]

Hello from mid Wales Rob 😀 🙏

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Hello from South wales 😊

[@livingforchristminnie80s85]

Hi Anna love your content I just wanted to share I know you mentioned you have been poorly with colds etc.I would highly recommend Manuka honey has loads of antibacterial benefits and plus Manuka doctor website has fab offers I have stocked up as it can be expensive but the benefits for colds is great x just a thought. Keep up great work appreciate all the work you put into this channel ❤

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you , I did consider buying it as seen it in Tescos but was a bit tight to spend the money but I did hear that it is great stuff , so I may reconsider and buy one or two 😊👍

[@theirishcailin333]

Ana I had started taking vit c, zinc and vit d (after watching john campbell) and I never got a sniffle,then over time I just forgot and I'd pick up things again. I was so sick over Christmas, even missed my Dads anniversary mass and i did another Christmas dinner in middle of January when i was feeling better, everyone seems to be sick at the moment. Starting again but I need to get vit k to work with the vit d! I also make elderberry syrup with local ivy honey (the honey is powerful stuff) have that sitting in the fridge. Be interested about your cough bottle!

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you , I have vitamins just need to start taking them again🙄 cough med video coming tomorrow I hope 😊🤣

[@tinabundy2654]

Brilliant shop! I love caviar on a self-treat day! In rainbow colors 🌈😅 --- My most recent odd shop includes dried whole peas 9 kg, pure honey, and more instant mash!😅🎉

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Tina , what is a self treat day ? Is that some sort of luxury ? 😂 I barely get an hour 🤣normally screaming kid on one side , glass of wine on the other .. and none of them are helping 🤣 I want to buy pure honey , we have one in shop with honey comb but it’s 8/9£ for a tiny jar . Instant mash is a saviour , it literally changed my life

[@tinabundy2654]

@@AnasFoodLifestyle yes, a fun nibbles moment with child in sight of course!😅🎉 & the prosecco!

[@billyannecrews6651]

65 pence for that! Wow! I paid like 2.50 for that two days ago 🤣

[@keningram7936]

Could we please have a tour of your prepper pantry please , Mandy from Leicester UK

[@lauraIngleswilder74]

Add some bacon also to those green beans and simmer with some garlic this is so yummy

[@anniegreen4205]

Would love to watch you make the medicine please. Great video Ana.

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you, I will

[@garysibley4741]

Iceberg lettuce is the worst lettuce to buy as it has the highest amount of fluoride content .

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

If it’s all that’s available , there is fluoride in our water too , can’t avoid everything

[@garysibley4741]

@@AnasFoodLifestyle admitted; although you can filter the water. That said thank you kindly for your efforts, they are very much appreciated.

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

@@garysibley4741 you can , we dint drink tap water , we use bottles but making a filter system . There is so much bad things everywhere , it’s hard to keep a track , sorry didn’t mean to come across short in my message 😊

[@rebeccatoolan3744]

I would suggest vitamin D , to help boost your immune system. Most people in Britain suffer from a deficiency during winter.

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you , tell me about it 😁 I thin I suffer with the “ winter disorder “ sorry can’t remember the name , is when people are literally miserable during winter times ( flu aside ofcourse )

[@rhubarbrhubarb6730]

@@AnasFoodLifestyle, Sorry to hear you’ve been unwell for so long. I think it’s called SAD ( seasonal affective disorder ) that people suffer with in the winter. To boost your immune system, I keep hearing the doctors say to take vitamin D3 &K2 combined also vitamin C, Zinc and magnesium. Hope you’re feeling better soon 💗

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

@@rhubarbrhubarb6730 thank you 😊 yes that’s the one SAD , I think many people suffer from that .

[@johnranachan1604]

Hi Ana, us preppers never seem to have enough. Is prepping addictive (im beginning to think it is)

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Hi , I think you are correct , it is addictive . I always say it’s a way of life and not something that you do 😊. On the upside food security is so important right now so being addicted is to buying it is not a bad thing (providing you can afford it )

[@timothyg3421]

Nice and thick just how I like it.

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Are you talking about stake I hope 🤣