Day 39: What food do you need in a nationwide lockdown…

What do you really need to stock up on in your food storage?

Food storage to some people is just a bunch of wheat that they are never going to eat in this lifetime. To others it is insane amounts of food all of the same kind. I'm not saying they're right or wrong, but I will say what I do. I believe food storage just needs to be more of what you are already eating. One of the easiest ways to stock up on food storage is to go food shopping and when you buy 10 cans of beans normally maybe buy 12 this time and throw two of them in your dedicated food storage area. Also you can grab Survival Milkshake a product full of electrolytes that lone survivalist made if you click here. Another issue I see with food storage is people who have 20 buckets of wheat, no wheat grinder, no oil, no salt and no yeast. They don't even have a way to cook without electricity. When it comes to food storage, dedicate some space to save the exact kind of foods you are already eating in bulk. Then when it comes to the application of eating the food storage or the actual cooking, go outside of your house and kill the power to your house, then cook what you have in your food storage. If you only have microwavable items you're going to need gas, a generator and a way to run that microwave. If you have items more traditionally Cowboy cooking capable like me, all you need is a fire in the backyard and your dutch oven. The good thing about this is you can fuel it with trees. So when it comes time to think about your food storage, think it through all the way from purchasing to the end where you might have to cook it on a fire you might have to eat it straight from the can. Like all things, think it through from the Cradle to the Grave and you will be able to answer your own questions with logic.

what to look for when when buying survival food

Here is a flashlight I made that I believe every survivalist should have (especially in a nation wide lockdown)^^