The Prepperâs Survival Bible: The Ultimate Guide to Survive After the Society Collapse. Stockpiling, Home-Defense, Canning and Other Life-Saving Strategies to Survive to the Worst-Case Scenario by Long Liam
Author:Long, Liam [Long, Liam]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2021-11-21T16:00:00+00:00
Chapter 1: List Of All Foods To Have With Duration And Conservation
Preppers and people who enjoy stocking up on food and other necessities know that they need to plan for the long-term. In order to do this, they will store a variety of supplies in their homes and in their vehicles. However, one area that some people overlook is the foods that last a long time. In this chapter, we will list all of the available foods that can last for months or years at a time if stored properly.
Foods That Last For 3 Months
Beans are one of the best survival foods around. Not only are they rich in protein, but they last a long time when properly stored. Because of this, we recommend stocking up on dry beans in 25 pound bags and keeping them in your basement or storage unit. Remember to rotate your stock every few years and replenish it with new stock when you've used yours up.
Granola bars can sometimes be overlooked as a good survival food. They're great because they usually contain a lot of calories, fat and protein. Even more importantly, they're fairly simple to make and don't require any cooking at all. Because of this, we recommend storing several cases of granola bars for your family and even stocking up on some for your children's school lunches.
Another item that people often forget about is the peanut butter jar in their pantry. Many people keep the jar there, but then forget that it's good for much more than just spreading on toast. Because peanut butter is high in fat, protein and calories, we recommend storing as many jars as you can in your pantry and bathrooms.
When water becomes scarce, it will become difficult to cook with at home. That's why we recommend that you store as many powdered drink mixes as possible such as Kool-Aid or Tang. You can mix these with small amounts of water and make a nutritious drink on the go.
Foods That Last For 2 Months
The next group of foods that last for up to two months are items like rice, dried fruits, peanut butter and oatmeal. All of these foods will become scarce if you can't get them from your local supermarket. Because of this, it is highly recommended that you stock up on all of them in your home and on your person at all times.
Another great food that you can store for over two months is pasta. If you can grow or buy your own, then do it. Otherwise, stick to dry pasta because it will last longer than the canned varieties. Pasta has a lot of calories, fat and protein which are all necessary in any survival situation.
The next two items are items that are probably not things that most people stock up on for their homes, but after a long-term survival scenario, they will become very valuable commodities. The first is toilet paper. You can never have enough of this in a survival situation, and it will become very valuable because it's one of the things that people take for granted.
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