@digmatology Or buy 12 jars of yeast. I did. Buy em on sale and stock up. Comfort food is something people need for mental status. Risen breads are my comfort food.
Don’t forget the 500 dollar wheat grinder. here is how to make yeast bread with no yeast packet – 1 cup flour – 1 cup water in pint jar cover with cloth and set on the counter over night – the next day you dump half of it out – then you add back in 1/2 cup flour and 1/2 cup water cover and set out over night – do this everyday for 4-5 days and you will notice it it gets frothy. Once it gets frothy, you put the half you dump out into your flour dough and mix – let rise. Replace the half and stir
Inflation has already increased the prices of beans to over $1.00 per pound depending where you buy and what type of beans. I think herbs, spices and salt is very important because beans without these really can bring down spirits! Also a wheat hand grinder to process the wheat is pretty important too. Alternative cooking methods like cooking grains in a thermos can save a lot of fuel. Pressure cookers are very useful for some types of beans, however, not all beans can be cooked in them.
Skip crappy generic “Spaghetti” and grab some good quality pasta made with a brass die (brass means rough, holds sauce in it’s texture. Teflon die = smooth and bland)
Maple syrup is an easy one to lower your cost on. 2 cups sugar half teaspoon maple extract 1 cup water makes 4 half cup servingas at 240 calories. 400 servings is 15 pounds sugar and 4 2 oz bottles of maple. Thats can cost around 20 maybe 25 bucks, theres an extra 100 dollars for preps. I figure long term stuff, its better to have multi purpose ingredients rather than single use items, sugar alon can go into so many things, and is so calorie dense.
just passing on something i heard on one of survivalistboards vids, when buying food, becare how big your cans are (ha ha). if you have a no 10 can of something that you crack open, but have no way of storing it after you’ve opened it, you’ll either have to eat it all or throw it away, which would suck. ways arond this problem include, having a power source (but you might not always) or having alot of mouths to feed. just somethin to think about. great vid man.
to have more money left over you could replace syrup with jam, and it has a better nutritional value , just some advice from someone who likes your vids.
@thecombatpros
Good, then make a video so everyone knows you would recommend a rifle. Im not sure how accurate you think a 9mm needs to be but I can hit a bowling pin with a 9mm at a 100 yards. Mabey your a bad shot it you cant hunt with a 9mm. You just contradicted your comment, You said recommed a rifle in place of a pistopl then you say Bottom line it doesnt matter what gun you shoot them with. Also I left almost $100 to buy what ever, ve got a marlin 60 for $65. Dont bother replying
I would have recommended some kind of rifle in addition or in place of the pistol. More expensive but easy to hunt with. Even a .22 if funds aren’t available. You can hunt small game and it still is a self defense piece. Bottom line…..it’s a gun. I don’t care, you shoot some one (last resort I hope) it won’t matter what it was with. It’s a bullet. Lastly you can hunt with the 9mm pistol but it’s not as accurate.
One of the things I see missing is water…are you assuming that ‘water’ will be something new preppers will have immediate access to? Thanks for the feedback! Great vid! Sub’d channel!
January 27th, 2012 at 12:36 am
@digmatology Or buy 12 jars of yeast. I did. Buy em on sale and stock up. Comfort food is something people need for mental status. Risen breads are my comfort food.
January 27th, 2012 at 12:39 am
Folks tax refunds soon,would be a great time to do this…
January 27th, 2012 at 12:42 am
Don’t forget the 500 dollar wheat grinder. here is how to make yeast bread with no yeast packet – 1 cup flour – 1 cup water in pint jar cover with cloth and set on the counter over night – the next day you dump half of it out – then you add back in 1/2 cup flour and 1/2 cup water cover and set out over night – do this everyday for 4-5 days and you will notice it it gets frothy. Once it gets frothy, you put the half you dump out into your flour dough and mix – let rise. Replace the half and stir
January 27th, 2012 at 1:23 am
I think this awesome bro!!! Guys like you taking time to lay something out like this is just great.Helping others out.Very cool bro!!
January 27th, 2012 at 1:26 am
Inflation has already increased the prices of beans to over $1.00 per pound depending where you buy and what type of beans. I think herbs, spices and salt is very important because beans without these really can bring down spirits! Also a wheat hand grinder to process the wheat is pretty important too. Alternative cooking methods like cooking grains in a thermos can save a lot of fuel. Pressure cookers are very useful for some types of beans, however, not all beans can be cooked in them.
January 27th, 2012 at 1:45 am
Skip crappy generic “Spaghetti” and grab some good quality pasta made with a brass die (brass means rough, holds sauce in it’s texture. Teflon die = smooth and bland)
or…. make your own…..
January 27th, 2012 at 2:07 am
Where did you find the noodles for that price?
January 27th, 2012 at 2:11 am
Maple syrup is an easy one to lower your cost on. 2 cups sugar half teaspoon maple extract 1 cup water makes 4 half cup servingas at 240 calories. 400 servings is 15 pounds sugar and 4 2 oz bottles of maple. Thats can cost around 20 maybe 25 bucks, theres an extra 100 dollars for preps. I figure long term stuff, its better to have multi purpose ingredients rather than single use items, sugar alon can go into so many things, and is so calorie dense.
January 27th, 2012 at 2:14 am
@sneakycobra
Thanks, I hope it helps
January 27th, 2012 at 2:20 am
haven’t seen this approach in any of the videos. For someone like me “WHO JUST OPENED HS EYES”, it is a very informative.
January 27th, 2012 at 2:24 am
@usfreedom22 ahh i see, thanks for sharing.
January 27th, 2012 at 3:14 am
@morgan191
Most of the #10 cans contents are rated for 30 days after opening them.
January 27th, 2012 at 3:27 am
just passing on something i heard on one of survivalistboards vids, when buying food, becare how big your cans are (ha ha). if you have a no 10 can of something that you crack open, but have no way of storing it after you’ve opened it, you’ll either have to eat it all or throw it away, which would suck. ways arond this problem include, having a power source (but you might not always) or having alot of mouths to feed. just somethin to think about. great vid man.
January 27th, 2012 at 4:07 am
@ardith11
A Hipoint 9mm is about $150.00 dollars. You can find them anywhere
January 27th, 2012 at 4:35 am
where did you find a 9mm for 149 dollars..looking to purchase one soon.
January 27th, 2012 at 5:15 am
@Survivormanz
Thanks
January 27th, 2012 at 6:11 am
@welshray1
Thats why I had left over money so people could buy what ever they wanted.
January 27th, 2012 at 6:48 am
an idea for you (fishing gear) and maybe some reference books if you dont know how to fish already…………..
January 27th, 2012 at 7:40 am
to have more money left over you could replace syrup with jam, and it has a better nutritional value , just some advice from someone who likes your vids.
January 27th, 2012 at 8:36 am
@thecombatpros
Good, then make a video so everyone knows you would recommend a rifle. Im not sure how accurate you think a 9mm needs to be but I can hit a bowling pin with a 9mm at a 100 yards. Mabey your a bad shot it you cant hunt with a 9mm. You just contradicted your comment, You said recommed a rifle in place of a pistopl then you say Bottom line it doesnt matter what gun you shoot them with. Also I left almost $100 to buy what ever, ve got a marlin 60 for $65. Dont bother replying
January 27th, 2012 at 9:06 am
I would have recommended some kind of rifle in addition or in place of the pistol. More expensive but easy to hunt with. Even a .22 if funds aren’t available. You can hunt small game and it still is a self defense piece. Bottom line…..it’s a gun. I don’t care, you shoot some one (last resort I hope) it won’t matter what it was with. It’s a bullet. Lastly you can hunt with the 9mm pistol but it’s not as accurate.
January 27th, 2012 at 9:41 am
thanks dude good vid
January 27th, 2012 at 10:35 am
One of the things I see missing is water…are you assuming that ‘water’ will be something new preppers will have immediate access to? Thanks for the feedback! Great vid! Sub’d channel!
January 27th, 2012 at 11:11 am
@moroccantreasures
Im glad I could help, thanks
January 27th, 2012 at 11:40 am
@usfreedom22
you are super helpful and its nice to find someone of like mind!