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> I am researching storable food for an emergency and am finding most

> of them have lots of artificial stuff, GMOs or MSG.

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> Anybody have any suggestions?

If you eat grains and dried beans, they're easy to store. Fruits and vegetables

can be dried in a dehydrator. Meat can be dried or pressure canned. A rifle and

ammunition can be used to hunt game.

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I'm doing these things as well, but was looking for storable meal type options

that aren't so heavy (no cans) and don't contain a lot of harmful metals or

ingredients. I've been looking at freeze-dried, but mostly running into MSG &

GMO problems.

--Leah

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> > I am researching storable food for an emergency and am finding most

> > of them have lots of artificial stuff, GMOs or MSG.

> >

> > Anybody have any suggestions?

>

> If you eat grains and dried beans, they're easy to store. Fruits and

vegetables can be dried in a dehydrator. Meat can be dried or pressure canned. A

rifle and ammunition can be used to hunt game.

>

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I just bought salad seeds and other vegetable seeds for sprouting. We already

have the Berkey water filter as well as a water distiller. Also got ourselves

the " aerogarden " to grow veggies and herbs. Now have in pots some important

trees which we keep indoor bec. they are very rich in nutrients like moringa

oleifera.

It is difficult to buy genuine organic prepared foods, their ingredients would

all be organic then bang...canola oil...yikes!

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> > I am researching storable food for an emergency and am finding most

> > of them have lots of artificial stuff, GMOs or MSG.

> >

> > Anybody have any suggestions?

>

> If you eat grains and dried beans, they're easy to store. Fruits and

vegetables can be dried in a dehydrator. Meat can be dried or pressure canned. A

rifle and ammunition can be used to hunt game.

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I agree about the canola oil--sometimes I'm surprised how the organic intentions

are sabotaged by a stealth ingredient in many packaged foods. I'm coming to

realize I need to stay away from industrialized " processed " food altogether,

organic or not.

In my research, I did find an interesting option for storable meals: they're

pre-made, but freeze-dried fresh, so there is nothing like MSG added or any GMO

ingredients. This is the only company I can find focusing on these values.

The best part is they're offering free samples (12 servings I think!) So I'm

definitely trying them.

If anyone else is interested, the link is:

freesamples.efoodsglobal.com

Thanks for all the advice as well!

Leah

>just bought salad seeds and other vegetable seeds for sprouting. We already

have the Berkey water filter as well as a water distiller. Also got ourselves

the " aerogarden " to grow veggies and herbs. Now have in pots some important

trees which we keep indoor bec. they are very rich in nutrients like moringa

oleifera.

>

> It is difficult to buy genuine organic prepared foods, their ingredients would

all be organic then bang...canola oil...yikes!

>

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On 2011-07-20 10:06 AM, Leah wrote:

> In my research, I did find an interesting option for storable meals:

> they're pre-made, but freeze-dried fresh, so there is nothing like MSG

> added or any GMO ingredients. This is the only company I can find

> focusing on these values.

>

> The best part is they're offering free samples (12 servings I think!) So

> I'm definitely trying them.

>

> If anyone else is interested, the link is:

>

> freesamples.efoodsglobal.com

Too bad its all carb based...

I'd love to find a company that distributes animal protein based

survival foods without any of the crap...

I've about decided to buy my own dehydrator (Excalibur) and start making

my own beef jerky, bone broth based dehydrated soups, etc, but it will

be a lot of work (especially the soups).

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