Minimum
basic amounts for one person for one year
These
amounts all depend on how you cook, adjust them as you experiment over time to
your needs
Store what you eat and eat what you store
Store what you eat and eat what you store
300 LBS. Grains
Wheat (hard white & red, soft white (baking) harder
varieties store longer, rye, barley, kamut and apelt for more diversity kamut
and spelt are ancient grains, also consider einkhorn
Additional
Grains
Millet, quinoa, teff, amaranth, buckwheat, rice, (brown,white), basmati, popcorn, rolled oats, groats or steel cut in the bucket, can or
bag *Roll your own oats (groats) with an oat roller, the advantage is
that it has not been steamed like regular oats and will store longer
*A good quality popcorn can be stored for a long time and
ground to make cornbread
*If your brown rice smells stale, rinse it real well, the
oils wash off and is still great for use.
*Grains stored will stay fresh longer & will sprout if you tumble them in diatomaceous earth and store in 5-6 buckets. Also, every two years, pour your grains from one bucket to an empty one and then back again to oxygenate the grain
*Grains stored will stay fresh longer & will sprout if you tumble them in diatomaceous earth and store in 5-6 buckets. Also, every two years, pour your grains from one bucket to an empty one and then back again to oxygenate the grain
60 LBS.
Dry Beans and Legumes
Pinto beans, black, white, kidney , great western, garbanzo, lentils, brown & yellow, split peas, yellow & green etc.
3-1 GAL.
Containers of Honey
Raw honey is full of enzymes and is full of great nutrition
Raw honey is full of enzymes and is full of great nutrition
Sugar (60
LBS)and/ or Pure Maple Syrup
Pure Maple Syrup has many minerals
75 LBS. Dry Milk
Country Cream is 100% dehydrated milk *Available at Macey’s,
Grandma’s Country Foods
20 LBS.
Cold Pressed Oils
Olive oil, grape seed, sunflower, coconut
*Store Olive, Grape seed, Sunflower oils in the freezer to extend shelf life
*Extend the life of oils by refrigerating after opening
*Cold pressed oils have essential fatty acids and anti-oxidants in them, necessary for hair, skin, nails and brain and heart health. Cold pressed oils have not been heated. Heat destroys vital nutrients.
*Store Olive, Grape seed, Sunflower oils in the freezer to extend shelf life
*Extend the life of oils by refrigerating after opening
*Cold pressed oils have essential fatty acids and anti-oxidants in them, necessary for hair, skin, nails and brain and heart health. Cold pressed oils have not been heated. Heat destroys vital nutrients.
5 LBS.
Salt
Sea Salt, Redmond Salt *Good to have
variety
5-10 LBS.
Sprouts
Pro-Vita, sunflower seeds, golden flax seeds sesame seeds, fenugreek, broccoli
seeds, alfalfa seeds, etc
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Add power packed nutrition to your food storage, learn to sprout (www.lifesprouts.com, ( 1-800-241-1516))
Raw Nuts and Seeds
Soak and sprout for added nutrition
Can be stored in the freezer
nut butters, nut milks
Soak and sprout for added nutrition
Can be stored in the freezer
nut butters, nut milks
*Nut butters without added shortening and sugars is better for your health and your pocketbook
Dehydrated, Freeze Dried Fruits And Veggies and Whole Meals
Tomatoes, onions, carrots, green beans, peas, corn
Celery, peppers, potatoes, tomato chunks and/or powder, banana
chips, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, apples, pineapple etc.
*Great shelf life
*Add water and blend and you have baby food
*Great shelf life
*Add water and blend and you have baby food
1-2 Jars Bouillon, Whole Egg Powder, Bottled, Dehydrated, Canned Meats, Baking Soda, Baking Powder
1-2 LB. Yeast
*Saf Yeast is vacuum packed and has a long shelf life *or
dehydrate and bag your sourdough start for later use
Spices & Herbs
Some health food stores sell them in bulk, save your
spice jars and fill them with fresh ones or buy online spices. Anytime you can
get the whole herb or spice you will have fresher flavor Penzey's Spices
Dates
Apple Cider Vinegar/White
Distilled Vinegar
*Bragg’s is a great product for internal usage, white distilled is great for cleaning fruits, veggies and your home
*Bragg’s is a great product for internal usage, white distilled is great for cleaning fruits, veggies and your home
Shorter
Term Foods
Ketchup, Mustard,Mayo, Miracle Whip
* These have limited shelf life, learn to make your
own
Canned Fruits, Veggies, Soups, Stews Chili, Meat
*These have a short shelf life, check dates
Additional Supplies & Information
Additional Supplies & Information
Paper Products
Plates, cups, bowls, utensils, napkins, paper towels
Women and
Baby Needs
Sanitary supplies (washable ones available online, as
well as patterns for making your own)
http://www.newmoonpads.com Diva cup.(online)
Cloth Diapers
cloth diapers and pins and plastic pants or other
washable. Less space and can be used over and over again
Alternative Fuel For Home, Cooking and Light, Matches
Wood, kerosene, fuel to run a generator, coal, Sterno, butane, solar power,
wind power, lamp oil etc.
Cleaning Supplies
White distilled vinegar, baking soda and essential
oils are simple and can be used to clean everything.Cleaning Supplies
“CLEAN HOUSE CLEAN PLANET” BY KAREN LOGAN IS A GREAT
RESOURCE
Vitamins & Extra Medication
This takes time, so start now by re-filling your
prescription when it is down ¾. Make
sure you rotate it regularly
Personal Products
Soap, lotion, toothpaste, extra toothbrushes, floss,
shampoo, deodorant (baking soda is good for this and so are essential oils), Simplify
by using oil for lotion, coconut,
jojoba, apricot seed, olive oil is a little heavier and stays on the
skin longer. Find products for multiple uses saving you storage space. Multi-purpose soaps are available online such
as Miracle II, Dr Bonners, Kirk’s Original Coco Hardwater Castile Soap is also
a great soap. These soaps can be used for skin care, tooth brushing, shampoo,
cleaning the house, car & laundry
Laundry Soap
Find a powder, biodegradable and hypoallergenic
concentrate. Fels Naptha is a great bar soap for stain removal or make your own
*Remember baby’s needs: Millet is a very alkaline grain and dates are a whole food. Also, avocados and bananas are baby’s first
foods. Use dehydrated fruits and veggies re-hydrated and blended
**Become skilled in gardening, sprouting,
making your own soaps, lotions, shampoos.
Learn to sew, can, dehydrate foods and anything else that will
assist you becoming more self reliant
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