Preparing the 6-8 month pantry.

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cheapChic — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 05:40:51 GMT

Somewhere in a book That I have read which is good that we need to stock up on foods just in case we get stuck in our homes like a power outage or a storm../

But is alway nice to know on how to rotate the stock and which to use up quick and a way to save money on stocking up abit when things are on sale...

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Hofmama — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 08:48:42 GMT

You're so right...the pantry is an essential money and sanity saving tool once you've got it running! And with loss leaders, it's easy to stock a touch at a time.

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Millers Grain House — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 15:36:50 GMT

You're exactly right!

For those who are just now learning/thinking this way (like a homesteader) and getting tired of rising prices - the learning curve can be pretty daunting, though.

I hope to ease that for some people who see the 'need' but don't know 'how' or 'where to start'!

My pantry is actually bigger than my kitchen. (o:

Best Blessings~

Donna

re: Preparing the 6-8 month pantry.

Cinnamonhuskies — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 01:08:46 GMT

I've always canned and froze and had big gardens and animals, etc., so I naturally would end up stocking a 1 year pantry and freezer. Once you get used to doing a 6 month pantry, you won't even think twice about because it'll be a normal part of living. : )