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You can make candy at home with this easy Hard Tack Candy recipe. Learn how to craft these delightful, glass-like sweets that are perfect for Christmas, special occasions, or as a unique, handmade gift. Explore a world of flavors and colors with a recipe that's as versatile as it is delicious.

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Christmas Rock Candy, Rock Candy Recipe, Hard Tack Candy, Hard Tack, Make Rock Candy, How To Make Rocks, Christmas Candy Easy, Hard Candy Recipes, Healthy Recipes Easy Snacks

Did y’all know January is National Candy Month? While you can celebrate by pigging out on store-bought candy, I highly recommend you give this rock candy (or as my friend Shelby calls it, hard tack candy) a try! It’s actually super easy to make, y’all, but I do encourage you round up a helper! I’ll…

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"Hard Tack" Trail Bread « Survival School - Midwest Native Skills Institute Hard Tack Recipe, Hard Tack, Zombie Survival Kit, Emergency Supplies, School Survival, Cooking Basics, Survival Food, Survival Prepping, Rock A

Originally written in the March 2009 – Issue 20 Newsletter of Practically Primitive (www.practicallyprimitive.com) Imagine a bread that is healthy and nutritious, easy to make, simple to carry, requires no refrigeration and will last indefinitely on a shelf or in a backpack. How handy! Of course, it also happens to be as hard as rock. A staple of cowboys, hikers ...

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Just three ingredients to make your own hard tack for long term storage. Hard Tack Recipe, Hard Tack, Two Bears, Long Term Storage, Disaster Preparedness, Survival Food, Three Ingredient, How To Make Your, Sweet Potato

Previously I mostly just thought of hardtack as being something eaten by Civil War soldiers. It actually goes back to the time of the Egyptians, used by sailors. The good thing about hardtack (from a sailor or Civil War perspective) is that it can last for years if it stays dry and is kept away from bugs and such. It is light and easy to transport (think backpacking) but is dense, so it holds a lot of nutrition. I have wanted to make some for about a year now. I finally got around to trying…

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