Food Storage Methods
I get a lot of my food storage products through Alison’s Pantry, a foods company based in Pleasant Grove, UT that delivers products through local Reps in 10 states. They sell bulk grains, fresh spices in 1 lb. bags, and a delicious line of freeze-dried fruits and vegetables (Achieve), plus buckets and other food storage containers to [...]
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It’s Pay It Forward Day, a day that encourages us to do something kind for someone else and, rather than expecting payment or a good deed in return, we challenge the recipient to pass it on. I love this idea! I think paying kindness forward is a great way to live life…and I’ve experienced its [...]
The most recent commodity reports show rising prices on flour, sugar, eggs and shortening due to steady demand and tight supplies. If you are low on these food storage staples, buy what you can afford. Sugar has risen from $48.60 / cwt in April 2010 to $61.00/ cwt in April 2011. It may take some time for prices [...]
I thought this was an interesting article. Prices are definitely rising right now. Hopefully, these are just high fluctuations and things will decrease next year. I recall frantically buying nonfat dry milk a few years ago in fear as prices were rising, and had not made a dent in my supply when prices had returned to normal. They are [...]
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As you plan your Spring and Summer garden, you’ll do well to consider that there are several crops that are short industry-wide this year due to weather. Be sure to plant peas, in particular, if you’re a fan since peas may be unavailable or costly in both canned and frozen packaging. If possible, plant corn as well. [...]
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