Kick Start Your Food Storage
30 Day Guide
Doesn't matter where you start just as long as you start!
Everyday Pick An Item On The List And By The End Of The Month, You Will Have Something Great To Build Upon
Food Items
- 20 Pounds Rice
- 20 LBS Dried Pinto Beans
- 20 Cans Vegetables
- 20 Cans Fruit
- 20 Can Meat
- 4 lbs oats
- 2 Large Jars Peanut Butter
- 5 lbs Sugar
- 32 oz Tang or Fruit powder
- 5 lbs Powdered Milk
- 5 lbs salt
- 10 lbs pancake mix
- 5 lbs honey
- 2 large Jars Jelly
- 10 lbs pasta
- 10 jars spagetti sauce
- 20 cans soup
- 64 oz. oil
- (6) 5 gallons water jugs per person
Personal Care
- First Aid Kit
- Tylenol / Ibuprofen
- Personal Hygiene
- 20 rolls toilet paper
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Wet wipes
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Body Soap
- Wet Wipes
Safety
- Batteries
- Flash light
- Candles
- Matches
- Disinfectant Wipes
- Vinegar
Store What You Use
Monitor what your family eats for a week and use that as a guideline for building up your food storage. The advantage of doing this, you will learn what your family likes so that you can shop accordingly. You would be surprised at how many people think they know what they need but is different then actually what they eat.
Build As You Go
On this list, we did not include flour or even wheat. Unless you know how to make things from scratch in a crisis or have a wheat grinder to grind the wheat, having these items is almost completely useless. As you build your food storage and start to experiment on making your own recipes you can add these items as needed.
Storage Is The Key
The enemies of food storage are temperature, moisture, oxygen, light, pests and time. Remember, your food storage needs to be stored in a cool, dry place. The right conditions will improve the storage life of all your food. Rotate your food often and replace with new foods on the shelf.
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