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Practical Prepping Protocol even if Poor
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if in a vacuum environment it cannot go bad
Quoting: Jake If ALL the oxygen has been taken out and none can get in, I will kindof agree with you. The ground wheat will still do some unsavory things over time. lol perhaps, but if stored right it should honestly last 6+ months
Quoting: Presqu'ile Meh? Maybe. However! If you are not interested in storing and using whole wheat (which, by the way, is much cheaper as well...). Here is what I would store instead: Wasa crackers (in Jake's plastic bags, and in his perfect vacuum if possible) with Oxygen eaters, and canned cheese and fish in tin cans. The canned cheese it surprisingly good tasting. * Wasa crackers: [ link to www.wasa-usa.com (secure)] <-- hearty, nutrient dense, compact --> O2 absorbers: [ link to www.amazon.com (secure)] * Canned cheese: Indian, Mexican and Arab markets will all have canned cheeses. * Tinned Meat: Sardines, Tuna, etc What great ideas you have!!! Canned cheese would be my total thing - I adore cheese. We only have a c ouple very small Mexican stores here - price would probably be prohibitive, right? Sardines and tune are great protein, and great change from beans and rice. Just not too much - Fukushima, you know. I like the look of these Wasa crackers, Anymous Cowboy. I didn't find the nutrient content = can you? Almost reminds me of hard tack, the staple that was carried on ships for probably a hundred years. It's probably still available somewhere, too. Girl, if you can eat sardines, you will survive anything, because you can eat anything i am so mad i don't like that stuff Oh!! You mean I need to like them? Ewwww This is survival - crunchy bones and all. Eww 
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