Survival meals

Emergency Preparedness - Week 2 Food & Water. How to create a 72 hour kit.

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.

You never know when some sort of disaster might happen, but you can be ready. Please note that this is only a 72 hour food supply kit, so I like to put in some comfort foods, this is in no way simi…

Are you a survivalist who spends much of his time out in the wilderness? Could it be that you are prepping for an impending calamity? Check Out these simple but effective meal and food ideas for survival situations. Get prepared with great meal plans for the future. #survival #prepper meal ideas // wilderness survival // prepper

🔥 [Today and Tomorrow Only]=> This kind of thing For survival skills during earthquake seems totally fantastic, have to remember this the next time I've got a bit of money saved up .BTW talking about money... We always hold hands. If I let go, she shops.

Homemade MREs are much cheaper than commercial / military ones, and they are easy to put together. Here are a few ideas to try. #survival #SHTF #MRE #preppers

Discover simple, delicious meals you can make using emergency food supplies, from pantry staples to long-term storage ingredients.

In terms of survival food, rice, beans, pasta, and canned vegetables show up frequently as staples to have on hand. Then, you usually see sugar, flour, and other long-lasting foods. These are good options, but many other choices are often overlooked. Here is a list of foods and ingredients that offer a long shelf life as well as nutrition that you will need in an emergency scenario.

Proper food storage is essential to proper disaster mitigation. If you’re going to prep, and you’re going to prep right, you need to know what it takes to keep your food good for the long haul. You’ve likely bought and put a few boxes full of MREs (Meals-Ready-To-Eat) down in your food larder at this point. Did you know though that it’s possible to make your own MREs? #MRE #DIY #homemade #foodstorage #buggingout

It's hurricane season down here in Texas. The message boards are asking me if I am ready for a hurricane every single day and so my mind is on emergency preparedness mode. I put some 72 hour kits together last year for our family and it totally helped out on my peace of mind. It's nice to know that you can just grab and go something, if needed. So I pulled those kits out this year, and found a few problems with my system. So after a little tweaking, I came up with these. 72 Hours Kits For a…

Preparing for unexpected situations is something I believe we all consider important. Having a well-stocked survival kit is key, especially with items that won't spoil with time. Choosing items that never go bad ensures your emergency preparations remain useful for years to come. Honey I always keep honey in my survival kit because it never […]

Bored with your backpacking meals? This post includes 48 easy backpacking recipe ideas for your next adventure. The dehydrated meals are easy to make at home and on trail. You will be well-fueled from start to finish during your next adventure. #backpackingmeals #backpackingrecipes #backcountryfoodie #ultralightbackpacking

Don’t Buy Canned Survival Food Until You Read This! Here’s what you need to keep in mind about canned foods when stockpiling for disasters and emergency preparedness.

13 different types of survival bread to sink your teeth into. With recipes, instructions and a tiny bit of history.

How to make your own Survival Food Cheap for when the SHTF. Make your own MRE's - Meals Ready to Eat. Includes information about dehydrating food.

During the Great Depression, people had less food and had to make do with what they could get. Here are some strange meals they came up with.

To make Poor Man’s Stew, all you need is affordable ingredients such as chicken breast, onions, carrots, and other vegetables. #homesteadsurvivalsite #poormanssoup #poormanssoup #budget #frugality

Discover 7 creative ways to improvise and make delicious meals using ingredients from your long-term food storage.

Learn how to build and maintain a one-month supply of food so you'll be prepared for disasters when stores are closed or empty.