17 Often Forgotten Food Items for Your Prepper Pantry Storage

Practical Prepping Podcast, is where Mark and Krista share tips and tricks to help you prepare for everyday emergencies and natural disasters.

In this episode, Krista discusses seventeen food items that you may have forgotten to include in your pantry storage.

These items are not only useful but also have a long shelf life, making them perfect for long term prepping.

Here's the list and the link: QuickTips #50

1. Bouillon cubes - Great for making soup and seasoning stews and vegetables.
2. Millet - A gluten-free alternative to wheat and rice.
3. Comet - A type of wheat that packs more energy than regular wheat.
4. Vanilla extract - Adds flavor to various dishes and has an indefinite shelf life.
5. Coconut oil - Lasts more than two years and has dozens of uses.
6. Ramen noodles - Cheap, tasty, and easy to prepare.
7. Honey - A natural sweetener with an indefinite shelf life and antiseptic properties.
8. Cocoa powder - Has a 30-year shelf life and can be used in various recipes, such as chili.
9. Popcorn - A cheap and easy-to-make treat.
10. Jell-O - A comfort food that requires chilling to set.
11. Pudding mix - Another comfort food that evokes pleasant memories.
12. Taco seasoning - Adds flavor to various meats and dishes.
13. Yeast - Essential for making bread and can be stored indefinitely with proper care.
14. Powdered milk - Has a 20-year shelf life and can be used in baking and cooking.
15. Powdered eggs - A nutritious option that can be seasoned to taste better.
16. Protein bars - Great for on-the-go nutrition, but avoid those with meltable icing.
17. Canned tuna - Opt for tuna packed in oil for more calories and better nutrition.

Don't forget to review your pantry storage and stock up on these forgotten food items. Stay prepared for any situation, and join us next time for more practical prepping tips.

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