Check out some of these great links and handouts on Food Storage!
Organizing Yourself and Preparing Your Home for Food Storage:
Beginner’s Guide to Food Storage
Learning More About Long-Term Food Storage:
10 staples to feed your family on a budget
Sources For Food Storage Online: ( I also often check out the food storage sections in Winco, Walmart, and Costco, and the camping areas in Bi-Mart and Sportsman’s Warehouse)
Emergency Essentials http://beprepared.com/food-storage.html (Really good place to start, good variety and good deals.)
Honeyville http://honeyville.com/ (My Mom’s favorite store and great baking supplies.)
Mountain House http://www.mountainfoodstorage.com/ ( My favorite meals! The best flavor and both the cans and mylar bags have a 25-30 yr life. They are cheapest in bulk, but I sometimes find them dirt cheap at Bi-Mart and elsewhere.)
Augason Farms http://www.augasonfarms.com/ (Great products, love their Morning Moo’s!)
Thrive https://www.thrivelife.com/ (Bit more costly, but they sell some neat things you can’t find anywhere else.)
Costco http://www.costco.com/emergency-kits-supplies.html (Great for fast and easy if you have the $ up front, but make sure it is all food you want to eat, or the deal isn’t so good)
LDS Cannery – St Paul, or online (They have amazing prices, just a small selection…but great for basics!) http://store.lds.org/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Category3_715839595_10557_3074457345616706370_-1_N_image_0
How To Cook With Your Food Storage:
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