SURVIVAL PREPS

[John]

Obviously you have to rotate stocks and mainly buy what you and the family will eat. If you don't like tin beans then why buy them.
Tins will last a lot longer than expiry dates if stored at stable temperatures.
Check tin for signs of rust etc before use. If it smells OK and tastes OK then it may be OK. If in doubt sling it out.

Dry food you need water yes and this is another subject.
Do you do research of articles on survival prep web sites?
Lots of good stuff on many.
John

(3 August 2012, 10:47)Prepaday Wrote: How much will a 5 year supply cost and how do you do it?
You have to use your stored food before the sell by date and replace, pus also buying food for now, Most tins I have come across only have 1-2 years BFD on them, How will you have a 5 year supply? Are we not talking tins? Maybe dry food and then of course you need water to make said dry foods edible? An interested and confused Perepaday x