This world we live in can be pretty mind-blowing. I mean, how cool is it that you can have REAL meat sitting on your shelf for 25 years?! So.Freaking.Rad. Keep reading to find out all the details on shelf life, number of servings and cost per family and pantry size can. Plus some ideas for how to use this freeze dried pulled pork at meal time.
This meat from Thrive Life is so amazing that it made the cut for my top 12 items I keep in my food storage.
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This really is so so good. My family loves it (and if you didn’t know, I’m a meat snob, so the fact that I like it is saying a heck of a lot!)
One thing to keep in mind, however, is that this one doesn’t last very long once you open the can. So if you’re not planning to go through it quickly, definitely stick with pantry cans on this one.
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Why you need this one ingredient: freeze dried pineapple Want to store a sweet treat that requires zero prep and has a 25-year shelf life? Then
This sour cream powder is great not only for your long-term food storage, but also for every day use in your favorite recipes.
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.
