3 Month Food Supply Made Easy

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Building a 3 month food supply is not expensive or difficult. Today we'll chat about tips to help you get there.
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[@kirstmlarson1]

I was able to build up 3 months for many of our regular items, and 6-9 months for a few things that have been on sale. I also learned pressure canning this summer, and have over 200 jars of veggies, meat, broth and fruit. Thank you so much Leisa, for all your work!

[@SuttonsDaze]

That is awesome! Thank you!

[@mindy1582]

Rice and beans for me and my family. Puertoricans, we cannot live without it and home made Sofrito.

[@hoosierproud7718]

What are some tasty was to make rice? Regular rice just doesn't do it for me. I buy the jasmine rice.

[@OrlaQuirk]

Boullion cubes or powder and maybe some spices, (garlic powder, dried onion, thyme for example ). Hardly haute cuisine, but survival food, better than plain rice. I bet there are some good ideas online. I am going to check it out soon.

[@mindy1582]

@@hoosierproud7718 yes, that's why I also said homemade sofrito. Sofrito is vegetables and spices including garlic blended together. We all have ar own way of making it it usually lots of it when we make it. Some is put in the fridge to be use regularly and the rest is put in the freezer. But I tell you sofrito is the base ingredient. Also we make it with different kinds of beans put into it as another ingredient. You can find diy's here on KZbin, Puertoricans food is very tasty, Hispanic food in general is.

[@leo.girardi]

Any recipes you might share of rice and beans? I would consider that a treat.

[@darlaallred63]

Easy Rolls 2 cups self rising flour , 1 cup milk, 4 T. mayonnaise, 450 oven, muffin pan, cook 10 min.

[@pnwgardenergal1325]

How many does this make ?

[@pollyangel6177]

When I make muffins, 2 cups flour makes 12

[@terraranch1459]

Thank you so much. I will try these. Hugs❤️

[@viviansmith8207]

Don’t forget ginger ale chicken broth crackers jello in case some one gets flu needs clear liquids

[@DancingHorseFarm1]

Dog food, cat food, basically whatever kind of feed you need for indoor and outdoor animals. Don't forget chocolate, it makes everything seem better!

[@gracerc6154]

Mac n cheese boxes, can add vegetables, meats or add to soup, or eat plain. Can use as "flavoring" to a bigger dish of misc. Ingredients on hand.

[@darlaallred63]

You can make beer bread with pancake mix. 3 cups pancake mix and 1 12 oz can of beer.

[@connierodenburg129]

OH! AH! what temp and how long to bake, please? Thanks!

[@darlaallred63]

@@connierodenburg129 just mix and put in loaf pan and bake 350 oven for about 50 minutes.

[@michellebartel]

@@darlaallred63 awesome tip! Thank you for the idea and directions.

[@terraranch1459]

Thank you for this. Hugs❤️

[@patriciagraham4786]

Does the beer need to be flat beer?

[@gailreese4699]

Lisa you are amazing . You work all day and all the things around the home and still put out all the helpful videos you do. Bless you.

[@SuttonsDaze]

Thank you Gail❤

[@gailreese4699]

@@SuttonsDaze You are very welcome and Thank You for what you do for us.

[@winnie2379]

When my younger son went away to college, I packed him several First Aid products in a shoebox to slide under his bed. On campus there weren’t nearby stores, and being alone and sick is a rough time to be without OTC medicines.

[@latonyaheaton92]

Great advice, I wrote down 14 dinners and got 6 of each for my 90 day supply, it made it quick and easy for my family. For breakfast I did 7 different ones , and lunch we normally eat leftovers.

[@TXJan0057]

Anyone new to stocking up should think about spices. If you are accustomed to shopping and eating fresh foods you may find canned or frozen a little bland. You may want to be sure and have spices and herbs to accent your pantry foods.

[@timholmes4331]

If you have pets rememember them pick lots of cans of food. Cat and dog treats too.

[@OrlaQuirk]

Many dogs love some variety. I always buy canned vegetables and beans for a bargain price in the autumn. Our store always has a big sale every year. Our dogs love canned beans, peas, and green beans, (maybe a quarter can added to the kibble) for a treat. They love plain oatmeal too; once in a while they all get a bowl. I get enough canned goods each autumn to last the next year. I save a lot of money, and always have something for a neighbor in need.

[@02271953me]

And kitty litter.

[@annettadunham7611]

Another thing you could add to your list that I feel is very important is a hand can opener. Especially with people stocking up on canned goods a hand can opener will work even if the power goes out. By the way great video thank you

[@myhillsidegarden3998]

Great suggestion!! I would add, and a spare can opener. Nothing like your good OLD trusty canner opener breaking and not having another option for opening the cans. Ask me how I know!

[@meshab6049]

@@myhillsidegarden3998 My old trusty opener is struggling after years of putting in work. I still use her but I now have a new one and an electric one

[@gracerc6154]

@@myhillsidegarden3998 yes, also get a good quality one that is easy to use. Cheapies can tear up your hands, and not work well. I keep a spare in my car, along with some basic utensils.

[@cindybonem494]

This is Survival food nothing fancy, buy one flat of 14 different chunky soups and several boxes or bags of instant rice, make the rice for two or four and pour the hot soup over it, this makes 168 meals or 5.6 months of meals for two, if you double it you’ll have 336 meals, almost a years worth, Like I said it’s survival food but you’ll be eating. If you have canned potatoes you can add extra potatoes to stretch it too. Once you have your survival food you can expand to nicer meals, but this will get you started. Buy 25 pound bags of oatmeal or cream of wheat, 25 lbs of sugar and 25 or 50 lbs of powdered milk now you have breakfast covered. ** this is something most people don’t know powdered milk and instant milk are not the same, you can drink instant milk as soon as it’s made, powdered milk has to be refrigerated for 8 hours to reconstitute, but it taste much better than instant milk, most people can’t tell the difference between powdered milk and fresh milk in taste test, add some chocolate quick or strawberry quick and you just moved into normal life.

[@SteveHartman-my9rg]

Cindy, take chocolate Cake mix n add to powdered milk n u have chocolate milk. I liked the info u shared I'm gonna do it. Thanks. In an emergency get a cup of hot water add ketchup packs (condiments) add crackers n stir n u have a free cup of tomato soup. It staves off hunger

[@denyserhodes6150]

We love fried spam with cabbage, onions we sometimes throw in napa cabbage, mushrooms, bean sprouts, water chestnuts in there with soy sauce. Salt n pepper, sometimes 5 chinese spice, or wasabi seasoning, all kinds of things you can do with it serve over rice

[@pollyangel6177]

Gosh you’ve just reminded me as kids in the 60s, mum would slice spam, dip in batter and shallow fry, in those days it was such a delicacy to have battered spam 😂

[@midwestkatie4]

Pet supplies, condiments, dish detergent and laundry soap. Multi-vitamins, chapstick, aluminum foil and plastic wrap, vegetable and/olive oil, cooking spray. Garbage bags, bathroom cups.

[@tonyn3123]

I went to a local discount grocery store today. I found numerous pallets of vegetables available. I bought about $50 worth of staples for use during the winter. I have dehydrated numerous vegetables and fruits for the winter as well. Paper products and cleaning products seem to still be in short supply; at least on the grocery shelves at discount stores and name brand stores. I think I am good with paper and cleaning stuff. The duration of the surge of virus cases determines whether I am ready for an extended "stay-at-home" time. It all remains to be seen. Take care everyone.

[@jeannehogue726]

I stock extra food by keeping an eye on the food sale ads, and buy extra of what's on sale - store brand mac & cheese, canned veggies, tomatoes and beans, pasta. I can't remember the last time I bought a regular priced can of veggies or bag of pasta. At Dollar Tree I like the tuna & chicken salad kits. They come with a small can of the meat (already mixed with mayo, etc.) and some crackers. The meat is enough for a sandwich . I buy them when I'm camping for a simple meal that doesn't have to be refrigerated, and keep them for emergencies.

[@frugalfixer5469]

I keep those in the car as emergency travel food. Never know when you'll have car trouble or traffic jam.

[@willowsverge3046]

Pap and grandma had a back porch they enclosed for the winter with storm windows. The weather hit that side of the house pretty hard. At the beginning of november it was usually at or below freezing regularly. This is when they started what they called the winter pantry. Theyd put up a couple big tables and the baking would start. She made cookies, pies, pumpkin and zucchini breads ahead of the holidays. Everything went on the back porch. Most of the stuff was in big tins or disposable aluminum trays. If she knew it was to be brutal, she even had casseroles and sides out there. Twice they had a raccoon try to get in, but pap was a good shot! Thought this might help somebody in some way. Keep safe and sound!

[@marthaadams8326]

not cold enough where I live, but grew up south of here and I remember the back porch being used in the winter.

[@karenlawson4888]

For your first aid supplies: wound Disinfectants like provodine iodine, peroxide, alcohol. Antibiotic ointment, hydrocortisone cream for skin rashes, topical antihistamine (benedryl) for hives, insect bites, itchy skin. Anti-fungals like athlete’s foot cream, Monistat. Orajel or clove oil for toothaches. Lidocaine spray for burns.

[@OrlaQuirk]

I call our side porch "nature's refrigerator" in the winter. It's one of the few perks of Winter: hot items can be cooled quickly, and without added electricity or wear and tear on the inside refrigerator.

[@Batsnang]

Spam fried rice is amazing so whenever I'm stocking for any time more than a week, I buy a couple cans of spam. As for water, I do filtration rather than bottles. We have a brita pitcher, and we use the 6-month filter and we always have at least one backup on hand 😊

[@jchai1343]

Popcorn can be ground into cornmeal or flour

[@winnie2379]

I canned a dozen fresh mangoes (in chunks) when they were 50cents each this summer. They are gorgeous in the jars!

[@babcombob]

FYI You can buy Pedialyte powder which you add to water and is easier to store and lasts longer than the already made stuff.

[@judyfrancis4701]

Things like sour cream, cream cheese, cottage cheese, most any cheese, milk can all be frozen. They may not have the same texture but will be great for cooking. Milk will separate but you just have to shake it really well.

[@sherireuther9678]

I have purchased some freeze dried dairy items from Anthony’s on amazon and also Hoosier Hill Farm. The Thrive website is out of stock on several items so I had to be resourceful on finding them. Now with that being said, I am new to this situation and have just started the prepping activities this past summer. I have no idea how the dairy items will taste. I ordered butter, heavy cream, cream cheese, sour cream, milk all in powders. Hope this helps and of course none of this is inexpensive. I live with my 87 yo mother so I’m prepping for 2. GBY 🙏🙏🙏

[@judyfrancis4701]

Another dry milk powder that's really good (I have used it) is Nido. It's a Nestle product. It usually can be found at Walmart.

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

@@judyfrancis4701 that is on my list!

[@leahhitz7183]

I did a meal plan for 3 mths. With left over allotments. For our freezer I have packed in 1/2 gallons of water..keeps it cold if we lose power and its water to drink. Hugs

[@jenniferwaite6748]

Great video. I made a 6 week meal plan and plan to double it. It's so great to not have to think about what you're going to make, especially when life inside and outside your home is kinda crazy.

[@Gardenias_and_Grace]

Oatmeal can be ground into flour if in a pinch also.

[@victoriabrewer5960]

Huh, good to know..

[@gracerc6154]

I grind a handful in my coffee grinder and then make fast, creamy oatmeal.

[@leo.girardi]

In a pinch for what? Slimey oatmeal? Please elaborate.

[@Gardenias_and_Grace]

@@leo.girardi LOL if you need flour. You can bake with it, use it to make gravy, etc. Whatever you would use flour for.

[@bettypierce5323]

I have seen mango in jars at Costco and have bought dehydrated mango at Big Lots.

[@lucydiazcolon734]

My dollar tree carries canned mango. My kids love it!!! I find lots of really ok stuff there.

[@safepethaven]

I realize I'm in Texas, as far north as the Dallas burbs, but canned mango [as well as papaya etc] might be found in the canned foods [also canned and bottled fruit juice drinks] in the "Mexican/Hispanic" grocery aisles in our major grocery stores, not in with the mainstream canned fruit/veg sections. Not sure how you're using mango but if blended as the fruit juice into a smoothie rather than a whole fruit plate, that might work. But here every smaller grocery store, is much more prevalent than larger food chains, incl huge WM!

[@kathrynstubbs4519]

I found a recipe that added mango to red lentils and Indian spices to make a mixture to serve over rice. I made it thicker to use as a dip and froze some. I think the source was Gita's Kitchen on KZbin. I first read the recipe and thought, "Nah...". I was surprised to find that it was pretty good!

[@ludicrousone8706]

if you blend it with plain yogurt you can make a mango lassi, a traditional Indian yogurt drink

[@AnnCrumsMiniHomesteadNews]

Thank goodness we can, huh? 😊 But my sis doesn't can things yet still keeps a very well stocked pantry room just naturally following the tips you are giving. She always buys extra of everything every time she shops.

[@CynthiaRockroth]

Canned beans also are great for power outs. Zero cooking needed just a manual can opener and a plastic spoon.

[@juliephelps7616]

I do this already and so glad I did start when I did. My next goal is dehydrating vegetables to free up room in the freezer.

[@sylviametos4365]

Thanks for your helpful tips! Fortunately, I have been prepping for several months now. I think I'll be fine through at least February 2021. IIn my stash, I have packages of dried soups, rice sides, and muffin mixes that just require water. Several people rely on electric can openers. Just to be safe, if the power goes out, have a manual can opener available to open cans of food.

[@bunnysplacenorthwestflorid5823]

Hi Leisa. Great video. My formerly apathetic daughter where food storage is concerned watch and hung on every word. She was especially interested in your first aid dresser. Could you do a video on how yours is set up? She already has a dresser picked out to get our first aid stuff more complete and organized. Thanks for all the good advice.

[@leo.girardi]

Tweezers, bandaids, anibiotic cream, maybe a roll of duct tape.

[@charlottemeadows5819]

I have 10 freezer crockpot meals x 3 =30 meals plus 1 Boston pork butt made 3 ways x 3 = 9 meals

[@710LENNY]

Cleaning supplies: white vinegar, blue Dawn, and baking soda. Spray bottle(s) with 1 part vinegar, 1 part water and a few drops of Dawn makes your all purpose cleaner. Heat the vinegar and water and add 1/2 c Dawn makes a heavy duty cleaner. Need soft scrub? Dawn and baking soda. Windows? What do you clean your jar lids with before putting the lids on? Toilet bowl cleaner? One cup vinegar and a squirt of Dawn - add some baking soda if you have hard water. And depending where you buy it, vinegar is one of the few things that have returned to pre-pandemic pricing. And you need it for pickling anyway.

[@margaretbedwell58]

As always, another great video. Pakgs of brown gravy (I like Pioneer Brand, reasonable at Walmart) because I love hot roast beef sandwiches. Maybe a good idea to watch some videos that have 2 or 3 ingredients for a desert or a breakfast meal and have those ingredients on hand. Don't forget some shortening or lard for biscuits in case you don't feel like baking bread. Or learn to make the flat bread. Just a couple of my ideas. Thanks for sharing yours Leisa. Have a Blessed day.

[@pamslack3337]

You give us all a lot of good information and ideas about what to stock up on. I think the most important thing you tell us is to stock up on things you'll eat. I don't want a full pantry and have half the things be basically useless because we won't eat it unless it was the the only stuff left and we were hungry.

[@jumpoffa5011]

I went looking through the stores here in Southern California. I am finding that TP and other paper products are in short supply or off the shelf. I can not find packages of yeast anywhere. Canning supplies (jars, lids, and other supplies.) Meats are also in short supply or un available like certain types of steaks and other beef items. Tip: If are running short on yeast, you can make your dough and take some of that dough and put it in the freezer. Then you can let it thaw out and reintroduce it in your new dough and treat it as your starter yeast. This is what the big bakeries do when making sour dough bread to keep the same variety of yeast stock.

[@shelahogletree7711]

Good suggestion!

[@jumpoffa5011]

@@shelahogletree7711 I learned this from the San Francisco Sour Dough Bread Company in Napa County California. :-)

[@leo.girardi]

Why yeast? ever heard of sourdough? Even southern California has the critters in the air.

[@shelahogletree7711]

Leo Girardi I remember the French make bread by catching le pane from the air, but I can’t remember what goes into the mixture

[@leo.girardi]

@@shelahogletree7711 You can do it! Whatever type you have on hand. (all purpose, bread, whole wheat, rye, etc) mix with a little water (just more than 1:1), to a pancake batter type of consistency. Once it starts to expand and get bubbles ( a few days initially), throw half out and feed again. -Use about a cup to sub for your yeast. It will last longer, have a different texture, and be much better. Lot's of books I could reference you to. If you want, let me know and I will send you links, etc. Main thing, try it and have fun. It's a living thing that thrives. Stay well!

[@leahness3588]

You rock!! Thanks for the great advice. Remember our 4 legged friends ❤🐕🐈

[@leahness3588]

Apple cider vinagar multi-use item.👍

[@gabbygertie8709]

Also sanitary napkins and a few Pampers make great compression bandages in your med kit. We had to use them once when we were out cutting wood and one of the guys lost his grip on a chainsaw. worked great on the way to the hospital. Everyone is ok. A bottle of vodka makes a great disinfectant too, and helps the caregiver if temporary stitches need to be administered!

[@baddrivercam]

Frozen or dried fruit to go in the pancakes makes them even better. For me that's blueberries, and strawberries.

[@Shelterdogmom]

PANCAKES!! My dad always put corn in the batter. It is soooo good!

[@sandramccollum1882]

we have 2 75gal. rain barrels , we made sure that we have a lot of cold and flu meds, and for headaches, chap sticks, vicks inhailers we just got a big tough Mr Buddy heater 18,000 BTU just in case the elect goes out, now we have to get the propane bottles and fill up the 30lb. bottle we have going to do that next week, hopefully the elect. wont go out, we live in town but you never know what will happen, thank you have such a good job on the video you have given me a lot of good ideas

[@e.s.8238]

Just got a 5 pound bag of pancake mix, and my spouse has had me make waffles twice in the past week!

[@thefirstnoob5577]

Sawyer water filter are the ones I get. They filter more water.

[@marjoryvick1179]

It is soooo funny that you mentioned Cream of Bacon soup..... I saw it in the $ General the other day and thought..... Wow that is different... I did not know they even made that! I did not pick one up though. I did not know what to think about it and I did not want to buy it and then not like it. lol. Well I guess I will have to go back and get it and try it now that you have said something about it. lol

[@allioakley3372]

Doing my final little shopping for baking needs for the holidays tomorrow. I hope it's not busy. 💗💗💗

[@SuttonsDaze]

You got this!

[@mollysmith6055]

Great tips, Leisa. I think breaking it down like that will make it doable even for people who's incomes have been impacted this year and give them some peace of mind.

[@lindaseal5917]

Dill pickle juice is great for leg cramps plus the electrolytes needed too

[@leo.girardi]

Dill Pickles: Cucumbers, salt, garlic, dill, ferment (if real pickles). What's the juice magic?

[@jcr1382]

We did some grocery shopping at Menards, lol. They were well stocked and 11% rebate.

[@marthaadams8326]

Which we had Menards in TN. I loved them when visiting MN

[@teakkabean]

Walmart has canned mango diced. Our favorite fruit salad has diced mangos. And it’s a lot of work to peel and dice mangos when cooking for 30 people.

[@pgran958]

Awesome!!! I love the dresser idea!!! Thank you for making this chore easier!!!

[@janejdough2230]

Best advice I got was list 7 meals you like and stock accordingly. Took off a lot of pressure.

[@joellenbroetzmann9053]

My pantry is built around pastas, soup ingredients, and potatoes. Because I can add dried veggies and canned or dried meats to those super fillers. I bought a 50 lb box of potatoes each for me and 6 other relatives and friends from a local grower. He sells millions of spuds in the Midwest. He sells to the public every year, the potatoes are graded for size, they are clean enough to eat but I rewash them. They keep well on the floor by the inside wall of my attached garage in Northern WI until late April when they begin to wrinkle and sprout. 50 lbs cost me $16.00. About half the price in the store. Each of my family now has a lot of fresh dug potatoes that will fill them up for several meals. I always have many boxes and cans of soup broth on hand. I even have 4 each of 2 qt jars dehydrated celery, diced onions and carrots in case my fresh supply gets cut off.

[@heatherk8931]

How long does it take to dehydrate carrots, onions and celery? I have the 1 air fryer that also dehydrates but no recipe for doing those. Thanks!

[@thewoodenspoon9679]

This is one of the BEST informative videos I’ve seen! It is fully reality based for all audiences no matter what methods of food preservation is being used. Thank you so much!!!

[@Eyes2C.]

Just went into L.D. today. Ugh! So many ppl have no idea how bad this is going to get. Thank you Leisa for making ppl aware and what to do! ❤️🙏🏻

[@claudiaplaisance2769]

Many stores have weekly specials, especially now right before Thanksgiving, so I have stocked up on frozen turkey breasts and hams. Yes, I bought 4 ham halves yesterday, and will buy more so I can can them.

[@VagabondAnne]

You are right about snacks. I have stocked up many months of ingredients for regular meals, but the natives are restless and running out for snacks.

[@lulamamie8524]

Also stock up on food/meds for your pets 🐾🐾❤️

[@call_me_crazy7554]

Love it! Going in with a 3 month mindset is so much more attainable than thinking about how to get a year + supply! Great ideas, as always!

[@glory1958]

Thank you for all your information. You are such a inspiration . Stay safe and hopefully we can get through all of this.

[@KaylynnStrain]

Try looking at a middle eastrrn or mediterranian grocery store for canned mango. You can also find dried mango

[@multimillionaire8763]

Hi! New subscriber...so glad I'm prepped for about 9 months...I think we're going to be locked down again here in NJ

[@SuttonsDaze]

Welcome!! We haven't seen the last of these lockdowns I believe. Keep prepping!

[@multimillionaire8763]

@@SuttonsDaze Thank you! I am making another list as I'm typing :-)

[@happylovejojo1763]

Thank you, I always learn something. yes yes

[@KaylynnStrain]

Eemember to prep for your pets !!!

[@diannaodman2847]

i have parrots an have at least a yeas supply of food and treats stocked away for them and i can my own dog food 1 1/2 years for them and the cats

[@safepethaven]

My pets eat better than I do, and their specific supply pantry is better stocked than mine! ;-))

[@patriciagraham4786]

@@diannaodman2847 Do you have recipes for your canned pet foods? I'm wanting to do this for my little dogs.

[@Batsnang]

My biggest tip for stocking freezer produce and worrying about the power going out: get a kitchen scale, some jars and non-iodized salt and then you can lacto-ferment just about any veggie and quite a few fruits. I live in an area that gets power outages, and in the light of my flashlight, I was weighting out salt, veggies, and filtered water into jars for preservation. Obviously, when there is power, look up how to do it and print out any resources you'll want to have on hand when things are offline, just like canning.

[@shawnmarie4497]

Yeah for Black Friday at Thrive!

[@victoriabrewer5960]

Thank you Suttons Daze. Your vids motivate me to keep filling gaps. Here in East Texas this week, stock is VERY thin. Some quantity limit signs but there is little to no stock under the sign. The shelves are "faced" and there are many feet of empty shelves. No county or state lock downs, yet. Shop early am supposedly they restock before am opening. Shop the stores you don't usually go to. Hopefully you can find what you need. I am hearing 1st person about more and more funerals.May never need all this, but it's tangible insurance I can put my hands on. Please be well. Remember to lift your eyes up.

[@wufflemann]

Look in the Delmonte fruit section as the have diced mango in cans. I got some for my hubby. I use the frozen ones to make sorbet. Enjoyed your calm manner while discussing this. Some just cause panic.

[@sassydragon3]

Along with the first aid supplies remember to get your prescriptions for 90 days with your physician most insurance companies will pay for this rather then 30 days supply. great ideas about the dresser I will have do that and things out of the way.

[@bettye444]

I found canned mango in the clearance section at Albertsons. The brand is Roland. I paid $2.99 and that was half price. Bought 2 and wish I had bought the other 2 or 3.

[@coloradopackratprepper]

I bought a dozen cans of cream of bacon but didnt like the flavor as well as i thought i would. Lookin forward to some recipes using it!!!!💞💞💞💞😺😺😺😺

[@janetthenubianqueen6234]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING! Been subscribed a little a month ago and learning alot. Appreciate it! GOD BLESS U!

[@SuttonsDaze]

Thank you!

[@janetthenubianqueen6234]

GOD BLESS U!

[@rosierichh4394]

I found Jared mango at Sam's Club! It tastes great! Love your videos! Blessings 🖤

[@stacied4873]

I was so happy to see this pop up. I've been working on some canning the last couple weeks and have binged watched so many of your videos. Thank you for all you do!

[@cynthiamccoy845]

Great list! Buy what you eat is the best advice. I might have missed it, but did you mention coffee?

[@nanrussell6423]

Along with cleaning products don't forget laundry products and any paper supplies that you use. Thanks, Leisa.

[@kristinolan7240]

This was an amazing review and I'm feeling much more prepared !!

[@mrskimmieg]

Great info! Thanks, Leisa. 😊

[@ashleyhoag3845]

I look forward to your videos everyday. My mom and I used to can years ago and got out of it but in the past 8 months we have really gotten back into it. Your videos have really helped us get a great start on prepping and I really appreciate you and all that you have taught me. Thank you 😊

[@Michelle-CraftyWACatLady]

Ooh oatmeal with apple caramel jam. Oh yum o

[@tessoxford5074]

The little popcycles that come in a box in plastic tubes are a great prep especially if you have kids. Even if you don't freeze them. They're flavored water. Extra water storage, cheap, kids don't wast even when drinking them and they enjoy them. If someone is sick and you can freeze them it will help. Blessings to everyone

[@leo.girardi]

Just sugar.

[@sheilawood1804]

@@leo.girardi They are sugar, flavour & water, yes but having a treat of some kind on hand in an emergency never hurts. They are a crazy inexpensive morale booster. :)

[@leo.girardi]

@@sheilawood1804 That is a very good point. And I guess there is a big gradient of what an emergency is. So it best to prepare for what makes you comfortable.

[@SteveHartman-my9rg]

Make popsicles out of Powerade

[@wyomom7260]

Condiments! Mayo, ketchup, relish, hot sauce... etc.

[@prorescuer1]

At Wally World (WMart)Fruit isle top shelf by the canned grapefruits

[@BradfordHomestead]

Excellent reminders!

[@Mel-up1mg]

Excellent video. Thank you for all the non food item ideas too

[@mobee7613]

Canned Mango is at the Family Dollar Tree ( I buy it, its yummy!).

[@timehasbegun5828]

Hello first I like to say I have learned many things from your videos. Thank you. I believe in one of them I heard you say that you purchased a commercial canner burner, could you tell me where I could find one? Again thank you

[@mariayelruh]

It's easier for me to think in 100 days instead of three months. I can come up with ten lunches and ten dinners and just do ten each of them. Breakfast is boringly the same, oatmeal.

[@aprilinalabama9074]

Thank you ☺️

[@jessicamonday7966]

Yes I have several flashlights, thanks for your tips

[@marilynrenaud1892]

Thank you so much! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@debbiewilkinson6907]

We get canned mango here in France it is delicious a little expensive but good

[@winnie2379]

I purchased 12 fresh mangos this summer for 50cents each & canned (jarred) them. It was an experiment to see if I could, and they are lovely! Next year I will try more.

[@lynntaylor4050]

I so appreciate your videos!

[@SuttonsDaze]

I'm so glad!

[@denisebissell5875]

Delmomte has the best diced mango in cans. Spend the extra it's great. Mix with black beans onions rice or pasta or salad then chipotle infused oil and vinegar for dressing celantro helps too if you can get along with mandarin oranges drained

[@heatherk8931]

You can sub apricots for mango, I have a tree. You can make only so much apricot jam!

[@acerrubrum5749]

Fresh potatoes, beets, carrots, turnips, cabbage, hard squash, apples, onions, oranges, lemons, limes, all last weeks or months if stored properly.

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

Tips on keeping citrus from turning into hard little bombs? I live in a very dry climate so I suspect they are just drying out.

[@acerrubrum5749]

@@OvcharkaShepherd I just put mine in the produce bin in the bottom of the fridge :)🍈🍊🍋

[@OvcharkaShepherd]

@@acerrubrum5749 ok, I will give that a try. Thx for the response.

[@patwilliamson4701]

Very good list.

[@JubeeBijou]

I found that those gallon jugs of water (they look like milk jubs) will eventually leak if stored too long. Bottled water is best for storing.

[@leo.girardi]

A water filter and river work much better.