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link to Storing Sugar Long-Term, (and how to use it smartly)

Storing Sugar Long-Term, (and how to use it smartly)

Sugar has been a major food commodity since the 1500s and is highly valued for its energy content during hard times. We don't eat much sugar but we do have a large bucket full in the pantry. Store...

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link to 20 Best Foods for Long-Term Storage (and storage tips)

20 Best Foods for Long-Term Storage (and storage tips)

We have a 6-month supply of food on hand. It's good to know that if stores go empty, my family will eat. Here are 20 great storage food options that we have put up for long-term...

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link to How to Store Beans Long-Term

How to Store Beans Long-Term

Ever thought about storing beans long-term? Beans are the primary food I recommend people store up for emergencies. Beans can be stored for years in mason jars, 5-gallon buckets, and vaccum-packed...

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link to Best Buckets to Store Food

Best Buckets to Store Food

Between grains, beans, and dehydrated foods, we have several months worth of food stored in buckets and I've become picky about which buckets we use. The Best buckets for food storage are the Life...

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link to Storing Vinegar Long-Term (and keeping it decent)

Storing Vinegar Long-Term (and keeping it decent)

We include vinegar in our long-term preps because it's one of the most useful kitchen ingredients on a homestead. To store vinegar long-term, keep it unopened in a cool, dark location. Vinegar...

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link to How to Store 50 Pounds of Flour

How to Store 50 Pounds of Flour

We buy 100 pounds of flour every three months or so and keep an extra 100 pounds in the pantry. Storing it is easy. The best way to store 50 pounds of flour is in two food-grade 5-gallon buckets...

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