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 Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: gander]
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06/17/22 04:36 PM
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Kattelyn
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A preppers trick is to coat eggs with vegetable oil. Then they can be stored in a non refrigerated area for up to a year. Raw eggs? Interesting. Correct me if I am wrong but I don't think this applies to store bought eggs..? Correct. When you wash the "bloom" off eggs, they become air permeable. This is why the vegetable oil trick works, but you wouldn't want to do it in an oil that was inedible or rancid. In answer to the original post, Who said I quit stockpiling from Covid? I've Always got a few months of meals on hand where I wouldn't have to go to the store for a while. Beans, rice, canned goods, great big chest freezer. I've been picking up sunflower and avocado oils.. just a little extra here and there. They're going to get expensive. You can freeze flour to keep the bugs out of it. Just stick it in a sealed baggie first.
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Pilothawk]
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06/17/22 04:40 PM
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I am not stockpiling anything. Stockpiling holds you in one place. I learned in the military to keep a blow out kit packed and I have a good supply of 308 ammo and 22 ammo. If the SHTF I'm headed to a remote spot with good water (already picked out with a cache in place) to begin with. I'll let the city dwellers and North American Pavement Apes kill each other. I can hunt what I need and if I have ammo and it is a really dire situation I'll simply use the ammo to take what I need and keep moving. Those that stay in one place won't last long.
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Flags]
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06/17/22 05:08 PM
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Happykamper
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If I run out of food I will just go eat out lol. I do own some properties that have lots of game on them, can also catch a lot of fish, I think I could survive for a long time, you guys worry too much, no matter what happens everything gonna be alright. 
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Pilothawk]
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06/17/22 05:11 PM
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Monty Wright
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I bet Y2K really messed with some of ya'll
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Pilothawk]
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06/17/22 05:47 PM
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UGLYSHCTICK
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from what I know about my ancestry, some have died in some very stupid ways. Starvation has not been one of them.
Just want to make folks smile, and spit coffee on their keyboard.
If you put beans in your chili, you don't know beans about chili.
God doesn't create temporary people, you will spend eternity somewhere. Choose wisely.
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Monty Wright]
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06/17/22 06:48 PM
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I bet Y2K really messed with some of ya'll No kiddin. A few of them are the “red flags” people keep taking about.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Monty Wright]
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06/17/22 06:59 PM
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BrandoA
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I bet Y2K really messed with some of ya'll this made me chuckle
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: UGLYSHCTICK]
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06/17/22 07:04 PM
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redace1
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from what I know about my ancestry, some have died in some very stupid ways. Starvation has not been one of them. 
Momma always said......
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Trickster]
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06/17/22 07:07 PM
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Floon Swenson
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A preppers trick is to coat eggs with vegetable oil. Then they can be stored in a non refrigerated area for up to a year. If you get raw eggs that haven't been washed, like straight from the chicken, those store unrefrigerated, as well. The key to keeping them fresh is to flip them occasionally, making sure the yolk doesn't rest on the same side of the egg the entire time you store it. I had you pegged as a yolk flipper. I am, as my father was before me and his father before him. It's really the only thing we've been known to do well.
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: TexDawg]
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06/17/22 07:18 PM
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Spiderman
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I leave this up to my wife, that way if we starve to death I can finally blame her for something Good Luck with that, blame her with your dying breath.
The Truth is six of the seven Dwarfs are not Happy!
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Kattelyn]
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06/17/22 07:21 PM
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Spiderman
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A preppers trick is to coat eggs with vegetable oil. Then they can be stored in a non refrigerated area for up to a year. Raw eggs? Interesting. Correct me if I am wrong but I don't think this applies to store bought eggs..? Correct. When you wash the "bloom" off eggs, they become air permeable. This is why the vegetable oil trick works, but you wouldn't want to do it in an oil that was inedible or rancid. In answer to the original post, Who said I quit stockpiling from Covid? I've Always got a few months of meals on hand where I wouldn't have to go to the store for a while. Beans, rice, canned goods, great big chest freezer. I've been picking up sunflower and avocado oils.. just a little extra here and there. They're going to get expensive. You can freeze flour to keep the bugs out of it. Just stick it in a sealed baggie first. If you store it in a gallon freezer bag, won’t that keep the bugs out?
The Truth is six of the seven Dwarfs are not Happy!
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Pilothawk]
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06/17/22 07:29 PM
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Kattelyn
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Correct. When you wash the "bloom" off eggs, they become air permeable. This is why the vegetable oil trick works, but you wouldn't want to do it in an oil that was inedible or rancid.
In answer to the original post, Who said I quit stockpiling from Covid? I've Always got a few months of meals on hand where I wouldn't have to go to the store for a while. Beans, rice, canned goods, great big chest freezer. I've been picking up sunflower and avocado oils.. just a little extra here and there. They're going to get expensive. You can freeze flour to keep the bugs out of it. Just stick it in a sealed baggie first.
If you store it in a gallon freezer bag, won’t that keep the bugs out? You're assuming there's no contaminating eggs in there already. The eggs are normally laid in the kernel in the field and some can survive processing.
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Kattelyn]
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06/17/22 07:40 PM
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921 Phoenix
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Correct. When you wash the "bloom" off eggs, they become air permeable. This is why the vegetable oil trick works, but you wouldn't want to do it in an oil that was inedible or rancid.
In answer to the original post, Who said I quit stockpiling from Covid? I've Always got a few months of meals on hand where I wouldn't have to go to the store for a while. Beans, rice, canned goods, great big chest freezer. I've been picking up sunflower and avocado oils.. just a little extra here and there. They're going to get expensive. You can freeze flour to keep the bugs out of it. Just stick it in a sealed baggie first.
If you store it in a gallon freezer bag, won’t that keep the bugs out? You're assuming there's no contaminating eggs in there already. The eggs are normally laid in the kernel in the field and some can survive processing. if you have fresh eggs won't they stay a long time if you don't wash then till you cook them? I always heard for nearly a year
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: 921 Phoenix]
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06/17/22 07:44 PM
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Kattelyn
Little Psycho Coffee
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Correct. When you wash the "bloom" off eggs, they become air permeable. This is why the vegetable oil trick works, but you wouldn't want to do it in an oil that was inedible or rancid.
In answer to the original post, Who said I quit stockpiling from Covid? I've Always got a few months of meals on hand where I wouldn't have to go to the store for a while. Beans, rice, canned goods, great big chest freezer. I've been picking up sunflower and avocado oils.. just a little extra here and there. They're going to get expensive. You can freeze flour to keep the bugs out of it. Just stick it in a sealed baggie first.
If you store it in a gallon freezer bag, won’t that keep the bugs out? You're assuming there's no contaminating eggs in there already. The eggs are normally laid in the kernel in the field and some can survive processing. if you have fresh eggs won't they stay a long time if you don't wash then till you cook them? I always heard for nearly a year Yup. There's a protective coating on freshly laid poultry eggs called a "bloom" that is impermeable barrier. When you wash the eggs, you're washing off that coating.
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Re: Non-Perishables
[Re: Bigbob_FTW]
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06/19/22 09:53 PM
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JCBYEN
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Have a pepper buddy that has sealed 55 gallon drums of beans,rice and Ramen noodles. Tons of ammo and gold,silver If it gets that bad I'd rather go. My thoughts also. Think quality of life.
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