Diy survival food

If you're hunkered down and running low on food, here are some survival recipes you can make from the few ingredients you have left.

If you're new to food storage, a good way to start is by building a 30-day food supply. Here's what to consider and a list of foods.

Energy bars, aka power bars, aka food bars, are small rectangular, nutritious, palatable, have a long shelf life, are simple to prepare, and are easy to carry. The recipes I have presented below make use of several common ingredients; peanut butter, wheat bran, wheat germ, protein powder, and honey. Here are five recipes for delicious, ... Read more

Long-lasting survival food is all the rage, but you can make your own doomsday rations at home with this recipe. #survivalfood #rations #doomsday

Discover 15 long-lasting foods to keep in your survival pantry. Perfect for homesteaders, these non-perishable items provide essential nutrition and peace of mind. Learn storage tips to maintain their quality and ensure a prepared and self-sufficient lifestyle. Ideal for those committed to long-term food security and sustainability! #Homesteading #SurvivalPantry

Discover these time and money-saving kitchen and food hacks such as freezing leftover herbs with olive oil or using lemon juice or vinegar to revive wilted vegetables. Simple but brilliant!

Lost in the middle of nowhere with no tools and equipment? Here's how to use and create primitive stone tools from scratch!

If you want to make your own instant soups you’ll need to assemble a lot of different dry ingredients. Some are easy like instant mashed potatoes. Others can be a little more complicated if you make your own bacon bits although you can buy them ready-made. This recipe uses instant mashed potatoes and bacon bits with dried chives. The bacon bits can be either real bacon or bacon flavored TVP. The TVP will give you a longer shelf-life.

Properly packaged for storage, these foods will keep for years, and still be as tasty and nutritious as they were the day you bought them.

Hardtack, or "hard tack" is a simple biscuit or cracker made from flour and water, and when salt was available to the makers it was add..