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Survival Food Prepping 2023: The Ultimate Guide to Long-Term Food Storage (More Than MREs)

The comprehensive guide for every prepper out there. Whether you're new to the world of prepping or an experienced prepper, this video will dive deep into the nuances of food storage without relying solely on MREs. With the uncertainties of food shortages in 2023, it's more vital than ever to be prepared. From the basics of a prepper pantry to advanced emergency food storage tactics, we'll cover short-term to long-term solutions, ensuring you're equipped for any situation. What are the causes of a food shortage and how can you prepare? How to determine which essential food items you need to add to your pantry when preparing for a food shortage? Long-term food storage requires more than just a box of MREs. This video considers the causes of food shortages and steps you can take to determine which items to add to your pantry for survival during a food shortage. SOME EXCELLENT RESOURCES 1) 57 Scientifically-Proven Survival Foods to Stockpile: https://amzn.to/3WNugzw 2) A Year Without the Grocery Store: https://amzn.to/3WJ3fgB 3) The Prepper's Pantry Handbook: https://amzn.to/3GDr0Rp VIDEO CHAPTERS 00:00 – Why is there a food shortage? 00:25 – Causes of food insecurity 01:08 – Reasons for food supply chain issues 02:16 – Which food items may be in short supply? 02:36 – Canned Goods 02:54 – Meat and poultry 03:24 – Fish 03:33 – How to prepare for a food shortage 04:06 – Step 1: Monitor food consumption 04:17 – Step 2: Identify special needs, and preferences 04:56 – Step 3: Create a list of essentials 04:58 – Best foods to stockpile 05:05 – Canned or bottled goods 05:13 – Meat 05:28 – Rice 05:51 – Beans 05:59 – Pasta 06:06 – Eggs 06:12 – Vegetables 06:19 – Coffee and teas 06:29 – Salt and condiments 06:42 – Vitamins and supplements 06:59 – Miscellaneous items for long-term food storage 07:20 – Support us by subscribing FOLLOW US ON: Facebook:   / preparewithforesight   Twitter:   / preparedblog   Instagram:   / preparewithforesight   Pinterest:   / prepforesight   VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.preparewithforesight.com ORIGINAL POST: https://preparewithforesight.com/how-... Copyright 2016 Prepare with Foresight IMPORTANT NOTE: The content provided in the videos on this YouTube channel, associated blog, and other social media channels is intended to offer general information about survival and disaster preparedness. It is essential to understand that the information shared is not exhaustive and may not encompass all possible survival or disaster scenarios. Viewers are urged to exercise caution and use their discretion when applying any tips, techniques, or advice presented in these videos to their specific circumstances. Each survival or disaster situation is unique, and the strategies discussed may not be applicable to every individual's situation. It is crucial for viewers to consider their own environment, resources, abilities, and limitations before implementing any suggestions from these videos. Furthermore, the information provided in these videos is not a substitute for professional advice. Viewers should always consult with local authorities, emergency services, medical professionals, and other reputable sources to obtain accurate and up-to-date information tailored to their specific location and circumstances. Relying solely on the information presented in these videos may not be sufficient for effectively preparing, responding to, or recovering from disaster or crisis events. The creators of this YouTube channel are not liable for any actions taken based on the content of the videos. Viewers assume full responsibility for their decisions and actions and should exercise diligence and critical thinking in evaluating the applicability of the information to their own situations. In summary, while the content on this channel aims to provide valuable insights into survival and disaster preparedness, viewers should always exercise their own judgment, seek advice from relevant experts, and refer to local authorities and reputable sources to make informed decisions regarding their preparedness, response, and recovery strategies.