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BabySteps

Free Printable: Cute Food Storage Bucket LABELS!

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A while back, Jodi made a post called From Chaos to Clarity where she organized all her long term food storage. She made these cute labels for her big buckets and since then we’ve had a lot of requests for them. Well, we finally are getting around to making them available for you to download. […]

Wonder Junior Rebate – Cheapest Price EVER

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WOW! Not only has WonderMill been so great as to donate a Wonder Junior Deluxe as a giveaway for our Seven Day Challenge … but they are also currently offering a $20 rebate on both Wonder Junior models. This is incredible! At Food Storage Made Easy we always sell the electric mills and the hand […]

What to do with Extra #10 Food Storage Cans

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We recently asked our facebook readers what they are doing with those extra #10 cans lying around. Well we had some great ideas and wanted to share them with you. You guys are so awesome and we appreciate you sharing your experience and creativity! Decorate them with printed paper, ribbon, and anything else to make […]

Let’s Talk About Barley!

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In BabyStep 5: Grains we give you a long list of grains which can/should be part of your food storage but we really have focused a lot on wheat as it seems to be the most intimidating and the item we are supposed to store the most of. However, we typically encourage people to research […]

I was sneaky tonight!

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One of the things people always recommend when getting your family to start eating food storage is adding new foods to meals and not telling your family since they may not give it a fair chance.  Well my husband works from home and knows how and what I’m cooking so I haven’t been able to […]

Types of Wheat

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We have had a few questions lately about the difference between types of wheat. While we have touched on it before we thought it would be helpful to explain it in full detail for you in an individual post. There are three general classifications of wheat: Red vs. White, Hard vs. Soft, and Spring vs. […]