More than 90% of Americans throw out food prematurely, and 40% of the U.S. food supply is tossed out unused every year because of food dating. This is stunning, and unbelievably wasteful… The following information sourced from TIME.com contains important
It’s always a great feeling to be prepared when it comes to the food in your home. Whether you are bracing for a potential natural disaster, economic collapse, the apocalypse, or simply readying yourself for a hungry toddler, having these
Sometimes you just don’t know where you next meal is coming from and all you can do is wander through the world hoping to stumble across something to put in your belly. Whether you’re out in the woods, wandering through
As you probably know, honey is made by bees from their own internal digestion (and regurgitation) of flower nectar. This is stored as a food source in wax honeycombs that are formed within the beehive. With about the same relative
Dutch ovens have been around for years and years and years. Now that most of us do our daily cooking indoors on and in modern stoves and ovens, it seems like Dutch oven cooking is more for hobbyists and campers.
You don’t need acres to grow hundreds of pounds of potatoes. All you need is a small 4 sq ft box! That’s right! If you are tight for space or just want to try something very cool this can be
Self sufficiency doesn’t necessarily mean quitting your job, selling your worldly belongings, getting off the grid, and disconnecting from the rest of the world. It certainly CAN mean that…but it doesn’t HAVE to. That level of independence simply isn’t practical
Coffee filters are ubiquitous. They are inexpensive, light weight and readily available. Heck, you can purchase coffee filters at the Dollar store, Amazon Costco, the corner grocery and even on EBay. And yes… there are a lot of lists floating
