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Humor: Mormon Hoarder Friends
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Humor: Mormon Hoarder Friends

Ok, Here in Utah we like to poke fun at our own dominant religion (of which I am a member).  One blogger had a great post today that I had to share with the Prepper community.  For those who are LDS, it's great to laugh at ourselves a little.  For those not LDS but preppers too, well you'll realize that your 'oddities' fit in pretty well with us.  Head on over and read 'The Jet Set' take on <a title="Mormon Food Storage" href="http://www.jetsetcarina.com/2010/02/why-you-should-have-mormon-friend.html" target="_blank">Why You Should Have a Mormon Friend: Hoarder Edition</a>

Jayce
1 min read
Making Canned Milk Products from Powdered Milk
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Making Canned Milk Products from Powdered Milk

<a href="/images/uploads/2010/01/sweetcondmilk.jpg"><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-2938" title="sweetcondmilk" src="/images/uploads/2010/01/sweetcondmilk.jpg" alt="sweetened condensed milk" width="260" height="260" /></a>When I started storing food, I thought it would be a good idea to store forms of canned milk like evaporated milk and sweetened condensed milk.  I bought quite a few cans and have used most of them over the years.  However, I only have two recipes I regularly make that call for evaporated milk, and one that calls for sweetened condensed milk, so I did not use every can I purchased before they expired.  <!--more-->

Angela
2 min read
Country Living Mill Group Buy
Equipment Food Storage

Country Living Mill Group Buy

<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-2857" title="country living mill" src="/images/uploads/2009/11/country-living-mill.jpg" alt="country living mill" width="196" height="247" />You all know why you need a wheat grinder.  There's only so much you can do with all the wheat in your long term storage if you can't grind it into flour.  So just in time for the holidays we've got a special buy on the Country Living Grain Mill.  This is a hand crank grain mill that is built in the USA of industrial grade components and has a lifetime warranty.  It is relatively easy to crank as far as hand grain mills go.  My small kids can grind flour with it.  You can check out my full review, and see videos of the mill in action on <a href="http://selfrelianceadventures.blogspot.com/2009/04/country-living-grain-mill-review-sale.html" target="_blank">my blog post here.</a><!--more-->

Angela
5 min read

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