Videos tagged with Shelf-Stable Food

This guide details how to evaluate canned ham for long-term food storage, drawing on expert insights from Alaska Prepper. It covers inspecting cans for safety, understanding expiration dates per USDA guidelines, comparing brands like DAK and Iberia, and preparing the ham for consumption. The emphasis is on maintaining food quality and safety through proper storage and inspection, even with products significantly past their 'best by' date.

This guide details the process of evaluating and using 10-year-old canned butter, drawing on the expertise of Alaska Prepper. It covers inspection, taste testing, cooking performance, and proper post-opening storage. The video also touches on essential prepping gear like manual can openers and compares different brands of powdered eggs, emphasizing food security during crises.

This video focuses on the long-term storage and shelf-life of canned beef, highlighting its durability for up to 25 years. While the title and description do not mention firearms, the content likely appeals to individuals interested in survival, preparedness, and long-term food storage, which often overlaps with the firearms and outdoor enthusiast communities.

This video from Magic Prepper focuses on maximizing calorie intake for survival prepping on a budget. It analyzes the cost-per-calorie of various canned goods, highlighting that while some items like green beans are calorie-inefficient, others like peanut butter and Great Value luncheon meat offer significant caloric value for their price. The guide emphasizes strategic purchasing based on nutritional density and cost-effectiveness for long-term food storage.

This video focuses on a food haul for long-term prepper storage, specifically aiming for 60 days of food for $250. The creator emphasizes the importance of stocking up on shelf-stable proteins, particularly canned meats, due to rising prices and decreasing supply. The video aims to provide viewers with a practical idea of what kind of food can be purchased for a survival scenario and its associated cost, with a high protein focus. It also includes links to the creator's website for more prepping information, a veteran-owned coffee company, and their Amazon storefront for gear.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to long-term food storage, focusing on a cost-effective system using rice, beans, Mylar bags, oxygen absorbers, and food-grade diatomaceous earth within five-gallon buckets sealed with Gamma Lids. The method aims to preserve food for up to 25 years by creating an oxygen-free and moisture-free environment, with practical demonstrations on preparation, sealing, and storage. It emphasizes the importance of bulk staples like rice and beans as a foundation for survival, supplemented by other shelf-stable options.

This video features a review and taste test of freeze-dried survival foods from Nutrient Survival. The presenter highlights the 25-year shelf life and nutritional benefits of these foods, making them suitable for long-term storage and emergency preparedness. The description also includes links to the Amazon store, Patreon, USCCA, Guitarsenal, and the IV8888 website, along with social media links.

This video features a taste test and review of LDS powdered non-fat milk, highlighting its long shelf life of 25 years when properly stored. The presenter, Alaska Prepper, emphasizes the practicality of this long-term food storage solution. The description includes various affiliate links for supporting the channel, purchasing survival food, solar generators, and other preparedness-related items.

This video, presented by Alaska Prepper, discusses the shelf-stability of food based on USDA guidelines. It aims to educate viewers on which foods remain safe to consume well past their 'best by' dates, encouraging them to avoid unnecessary food waste. The content touches upon long-term food storage and preparedness, with links to various survival food brands and preparedness resources, including a USDA link for further information. While the channel name suggests a focus on preparedness, the specific video content is about food safety and waste reduction, not firearms.

This YouTube video focuses on long-term food storage, specifically meats and proteins that can last "indefinitely" from a prepper's pantry. The creator, Alaska Prepper, shares their methods and emphasizes the importance of having a well-stocked emergency food supply. The description includes numerous affiliate links to various outdoor and preparedness brands, as well as a link to the creator's Patreon and Amazon storefront. The video aims to educate viewers on effective long-term food preservation techniques for survival and emergency situations.

This video provides guidance on how to determine if canned foods are still safe to consume. It offers practical advice and tips for assessing the quality and safety of preserved food items. The description includes various affiliate links for supporting the channel, featuring sponsors related to preparedness, food storage, and general supplies. The creator emphasizes personal research and decision-making regarding the information presented.

This video features the creator opening a five-year-old jar of pressure-canned meatloaf. The content focuses on the preservation and potential consumption of long-term stored food, with an emphasis on "what's for dinner" in a preparedness context. The description also includes extensive affiliate links to various survival and preparedness product retailers, along with links to the creator's social media and support platforms.