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Monthly Archives: November 2008
What is a Tweet?
What is a Tweet? A “Tweet” is a special message you get by using the service called Twitter. We send out tweets to our followers to share food storage tips, emergency and food storage related blog posts, interesting websites, updates … Continue reading
Tweets of the Week: Nov. 23 – Nov. 29, 2008
Here are some tips and cool sites we were talking about on twitter this week Great site on keeping your family organized. http://is.gd/9wLj Organization is the key to success at any endeavor, even food storage! 2:34 PM Nov 29th from … Continue reading
Holiday Baking + Food Storage
This time of year is an EXCELLENT time to stock up on your items in Step 7: Baking Ingredients. Mary Hunt, best-selling finance author, sends out daily finance tips in her Everyday Cheapskate newsletter which we LOVE. We encourage you … Continue reading
Posted in Baking Ingredients, Long Term Food Storage
Tagged Baking Ingredients, food storage, holiday baking
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Food Storage Savings
I just wanted to share a quick update and some valuable tools with you. I’ve been using the Grocery Smarts website to find great deals on food storage/3 month supply items (this is a Utah specific link and is only … Continue reading
Water EMERGENCY!
For those of you who know my 18 month year old son, you will find this humorous, for the rest of you I beg for your sympathy! So today I woke up way too early with a sick child, and … Continue reading
Posted in About Us, Emergency Preparedness, Julie's Progress
Tagged water, water storage, water supply
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Homemade Applesauce Recipe & Canning
My wonderful cousin Kaila got about 500 pounds of apples off the tree at her new house and was kind enough to give some to me. Since the apples were free and readily available I decided to attempt to make … Continue reading
Added “BabyStep 8: Fruits and Vegetables” to Main Topics
We added another BabyStep! Check out Step 8: Fruits and Vegetables to learn about adding produce into your food storage and how to preserve it. This is one of our favorite steps as it incorporates some of the “lost arts” … Continue reading

























