18 Must-Have Foods To STOCKPILE That NEVER EXPIRE!

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  @catcondo9309 · 5 months ago

  18. White Rice<br>17. Ramen Noodles<br>16. Canned Vegetables<br>15. Honey<br>14. Lentils<br>13. Sugar<br>12. Salt<br>11. White Vinegar<br>10. Powdered Milk<br>9. Instant Coffee<br>8. Bouillon Cubes<br>7. Oats<br>6. Canned Meat<br>5. Cooking fats, Oil and Ghee<br>4. Freeze-dried and Canned Fruits<br>3. MRE<br>2. Wheat Berries<br>1. Peanut Butter

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• CH

  @Chaos_plate · 4 weeks ago

  Honey and white rice are total lifesavers for long-term storage!

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• LI

  @livetotell100 · 4 months ago

  Salt used to be more valued than gold. No joke.

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• MA

  @Marc-g9n · 4 months ago

  And don&apos;t forget about powdered Gatorade, Tang, Nestle&apos;s Quik, and powdered iced tea.

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• CH

  @chuckmiller5763 · 4 months ago

  I got a mrsa infection in 1999 when it was running wild through hospitals. It was on my leg. Could not stop the infection, kept draining it and seeing the doctor who said antibiotics will not work. &nbsp;I had read somethi9ng about honey fixing infections that antibiotics could not. I picked up a jar of raw honey and rubbed it on my sores, my leg turned really red around the sores for a couple days, I thought I made it worse but a few days later it was almost gone. &nbsp;A week and there was nothing left.

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• LI

  @LindaClough-bl3kw · 3 months ago

  Like to store food in the mountains in the winter time

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• RT

  @RT66Travel · 5 months ago

  Honey has healing agents- good to have on hand- always

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• PA

  @pamelabraden8760 · 5 months ago

  I listened to this important entire video. &nbsp;I grew up with family and friends who were born in the 1900s and survived the Great Depression. &nbsp;We’ve all lived through the Pandemic, so we all experienced food and household necessity shortages for more than two or more weeks around the world. &nbsp;Do not take this information for granted.

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• CD

  @cd6299 · 4 months ago

  This song goes to my first love who showed me that love can last forever. I met her in the 80s and our lives were on different paths but part of our lives managed to become inseperable in our hearts. From her I learned that I can love and be loved. From the sands of time as small as it was we had a love child but I never got the opportunity to see him grow up from which made me sad. The fact that he was a part of both of us gave me solace. In 2022 she passed away from cancer and I lost touch with her 40 years ago and she is still and always in my heart and mind. I still miss you Sanh Phoumanagong, my first love.

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• CY

  @cyndeleaverton4058 · 5 months ago

  Head lamps!!! &nbsp; Only thing I didn’t consider. &nbsp;Great tip!! &nbsp;THANK YOU!!

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• CI

  @cindyrosario7087 · 5 months ago

  White &nbsp;Rice chicken &nbsp;🐔 in a can. Ham in acan &nbsp;corn beef in a can

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  @7820Juju · 5 months ago

  Surprised dry beans weren&apos;t on the list with lentils.

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