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Homesteading Survival Food Items You Need To Stock

Homesteading Survival Food Items You Need To Stock is an important aspect of emergency supplies that can only help your family in times of hardship.

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In the era of survival-ism, people will make a list of what you will need to cover the basics. The list of food is extensive; you don’t have to get all, but knowing what is good for you helps. So, stock up on these things; here’s a rundown of the list.

Wheat is used to make bread, crackers, pancakes, and cereal among other foods. White rice lasts a long time and, with the last two foods, yeast is part of it. You need to sweeten your foods, so get sugar and honey. Baking powder and soda also helps grow the food and keep them fresh. Seek out various oils (not the one for your car) as part of your cooking necessities. In just about every food, there is the need for salt. Knowing that you may not have a fridge, get powdered versions of cocoa, milk, eggs, and butter.

Pasta is another dry food that lasts a long time. Having powdered cheese and tomato sauce helps add flavor to it. Then, there are the canned goods such as tuna, beef, and beans. Ketchup, mayo, and mustard, plus peanut butter and jelly, are also good to carry in your emergency stock. Cinnamon, chili powder, cumin, garlic powder, dried parsley, and onion powder are additives in cooking that can be in small packets. For veggies, dehydrated carrots and celery. Note that Kool-Aid and iced tea come in powdered form also and just needs water. Popcorn on the kettle, not in the bag since there is no microwave. Finally, there is chocolate bars. I think that about does it.

Pasta

Chocolate syrups

Cocoa powders

Vitamins

Whole wheat flour, bread and pancake mixes

Canned liquids

Whole grains

Molasses

Coffee and Tea

Baking soda

Baking powder

Granola bars

Canned fruits

Hard candies

Canned Vegetables

Bottled Water – most important thing on this list

Rice

Dehydrated powdered milk, whey and eggs

Breakfast cereal

Beans

Trail mixes

Protein bars and protein drinks

Canned meat

Apple Cider Vinegar

Vodka

Beef (or turkey) jerky

Summer sausage

Drink mixes

Powered Cheese

Hard cheeses encased in wax

Canned vegetables and fruit

Powdered milk

Vanilla extract

Canned & dehydrated meats, poultry, seafood

Spaghetti sauce

Soups

Potato flour

Bullion Cubes

Sugar

Masa harina

Honey

Popcorn

Salt

Crackers and cookies

Spices

Oats and Oatmeal

Baking essentials

Peanut butter

Bread crumbs and stuffings

Potato Flakes and au gratin potatoes

Dried fruit

Jams and jellies

Nuts

Cooking oil and vegetable shortening

Tobasco sauce

Worcestershire sauce

Soy Sauce

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Melissa Francis
Melissa Francis
Greetings! I'm Melissa Francis, the founder and primary contributor to The Homestead Survival. With over 20 years of experience in homesteading, sustainability, and emergency preparedness, I've dedicated my life to helping others achieve a simpler, more self-reliant lifestyle.

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