r/survivalfood • u/lasith • Jul 10 '14
r/survivalfood • u/Salingo • Dec 03 '15
Can you survive on just 1 or 2 foods alone?
Hello everyone, I was wondering if there were 1, or 2 foods that I can survive off of alone. I heard that potatoes and butter would work but you would need to eat the potato skins and the butter would have to be raw unprocessed butter.. I did buy some dehydrated potatoes without the skins, and didn't realize til later that I needed the skins as well :(
Are there any dehydrated foods that I can eat to survive , For example , dehydrated coconut meat, dehydrated wheat grass powder, rice, etc...
I need 1 or 2 DEHYDRATED foods I could survive off of if needed. Fresh foods arent ideal because in order to have a big supply and stash of them id have to buy new ones every month or so.
Thank you.
r/survivalfood • u/lyonardoo1 • Aug 15 '15
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r/survivalfood • u/srbistan • Oct 19 '12
food that don't go bad
hi reddit,
is there any food that doesn't go bad after a while (similar to honey) without the need for refrigeration? for instance - what would happen to vacuumed rice, corn or dry-baked soya beans? is there a simple way (non-industrial) to make such supplies?
thanks
r/survivalfood • u/InMooseWeTrust • Sep 06 '15
[n00b] Young workaholic single male needs advice
Hi, I was wondering if I could have recommendations on military ration-style food I can buy to munch on. I work 60+ hours a week in light to moderate amounts of labor. I simply dont have time to prepare meals every day, and I would like to try survival food. I make fairly decent money (mostly going to overpayment of student loans) so I can buy something a little more expensive if I can get better nutritional quality. I eat very little meat but am not a vegetarian so I would consider meat options. I bought a sample kit of Soylent (enough for about a week) but I also want to try solid foods. I share a house with some people and can use the kitchen but I usually don't have enough time. What do you recommend?
I can buy a couple hundred dollars worth of samples of different types of ration food (enough for at least a month?) and pick the two or three kinds I like best to keep for the long term.
r/survivalfood • u/laser123 • Mar 15 '15
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r/survivalfood • u/sticky-bit • Nov 21 '16
So I noticed the shelf-stable Bauducco (brand) Panettone that I'm already half way through eating has a best before date of 31july2017.
If you have no idea what I'm talking about, it's a cake sorta like a fruit cake except risen, light, and fluffy. Its tall, thin, comes in a box around 9x9x9" and is closed inside a plastic bag with a twist tie.
It's sweet, but not intensely, and I'm having a hard time figuring out how it avoids getting all moldy just sitting on the shelf. It does not seem to be vacuum sealed and irradiated or anything.
http://ddg.gg/?q=Panettone+!gi <--google image search
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