Short-Term Food Storage Basics: Part 1 – Getting Started
A beginner’s guide to short-term food storage and the differences between short-term and long-term food storage.
If you are serious about building your long-term food storage, I honestly think you need to take advantage of the monthly food storage specials from Thrive Life.
Every month I share what I love, what I don’t, and which foods I have yet to try (or if I plan on trying them). These freeze-dried foods are listed in no particular order.
Ready? Let’s go!
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I’m not a huge blackberry fan, but they do taste just like blackberries!
If you like blackberries, then you’ll most likely enjoy these.
You can purchase blackberries to add to your food storage HERE.
I wish I had some words for you here, but this just isn’t something that’s in my regular rotation so I haven’t tried it.
Click here if you want to order chopped spinach (and if you try it, message me with your thoughts)!
I’ve tried these once and they were great! I threw them in a soup. I just don’t use diced potatoes very often in my cooking, so I don’t have very much experience with these.
Haven’t tried these – my family doesn’t like cooked tomatoes at all. And since we don’t eat them on a normal day, they don’t really make sense for our food storage.
Click here to add freeze dried tomato dices to your order this month.
I don’t do re-heated chicken and this qualifies. I’m a chicken snob – I know. It has a canned chicken/microwaved chicken vibe to me. So if you don’t like nuked chicken, then you may not love this, so maybe start with a pantry can and give it a try before you buy it by the case.
Most people seem to like these chicken slices just fine. And with a 25-year shelf-life they’re a really great protein option for your long-term food storage.
Click here to add Thrive Life chicken slices to your order now.
I haven’t tried this – I have only tried the tomato powder. This is a different item.
Click here if you’re ready to add classic tomato sauce to your order.
These truly make a great snack for any time. Super convenient to toss in a lunch box or just munch on straight out of the can.
Just beware, if you’re not going to eat them pretty quick (like within a couple to a few weeks) or if the lid isn’t secure, they will get kind of chewy.
Click here to add freeze dried apple slices to your order this month.
This is seriously so delicious and creamy. Such a great way to add dairy favorites to your food storage.
I love the sour cream powder so much that it made the cut for my top 12 items I keep in my food storage.
If you’re ready to add Sour Cream Powder to your food storage, click here!
PLEASE send me an email! Don’t delay getting started on your food storage just because something is confusing. I am here to help. If something is confusing to you, or even if you have questions about a previous order, PLEASE ASK!
melanie@planforawesome.com
There are 6 family (#10) cans per case OR 10 pantry cans per case
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PLEASE email me at: melanie@planforawesome.com
A beginner’s guide to short-term food storage and the differences between short-term and long-term food storage.
Answers to some of your most asked questions about long-term food storage, including the difference between dehydrated and freeze dried food.
While every family’s food storage needs are a little different, every family needs food storage. These 12 items are my top favorites – most of them I even use on a regular basis when I’m out of the grocery store version.