Meal prep containers ebay Videos

• 1. Freeze Dried Corn Bulk Buy Prepping Food Storage Review
• 2. Unusual Bulk Food Storage Tips to help you save money
• 3. Vacuum Seal Mason Jars For Under $30 (Food Storage)
• 4. Impulse sealer, make Mayonnaise squeeze bottle container, packet, picnics, portions
• 5. Food Saver Storage Container Review, Keep foods together, yet separate
• 6. Vlog 5 | OOTN & Meal Prep
• 7. What's in my Fridge! (Refrigerator vlog)
• 8. FOOD STORAGE IN MYLAR BAGS AND BUCKETS
• 9. Survival Essentials Survival Seed Vaults

Freeze Dried Corn Bulk Buy Prepping Food Storage Review

unusual Bulk Food Storage Tips to help you save money

User Comments

kat67 commented on 14 Nov 2013

Loved this video. Love your channel. New subscriber but you cover things most do not. 

Robb's Homemade Life commented on 17 Nov 2013

What a nice comment, Thank you Kat.

Vacuum Seal Mason Jars For Under $30 (Food Storage)

User Comments

WonderClickz commented on 21 Nov 2015

You could also just buy the WonderClickz on amazon.com. They are inexpensive, reusable and works on almost any bag. //www.amazon.com/WonderClickz-Wonderclickz/dp/B016AQV826/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1448133363&sr=1-1&keywords=Wonderclickz 

ThisgirllovestheUSA commented on 25 Jan 2016

+WonderClickz  BUT - does it seal jars?

Jimmy Nix commented on 12 Apr 2015

This would be perfect for storing handgun ammo and Glock magazines. They'd last literally forever in the glass containers. 

Jimmy Nix commented on 02 Aug 2015

Yeah I'm going to do that. Thanks for the tip.

MamaKay Prepper commented on 01 Aug 2015

+Jimmy Nix You could also just vacumn them into the food saver bags, no need for the glass and you would have them safe and sound for years, with no potential of the glass jars breaking

Hanner Nanner commented on 19 Jan 2015

For foods that are not dried goods like soup, jellies, jams, pickles, etc... would theses still need to be boiled via pressure caner or could I cook them in a pan, pour them in the jar, and use this to seal them instead of having to boil the jar?

Aaron Batteen commented on 20 Apr 2015

+Hanner Nanner Yes! This is for dry goods only.

Steven Bee commented on 16 Nov 2014

Very useful video, and I think I'm going to order one right now... but you don't have to throw out the lids after a single use when canning. My grandmother has canned with a pressure cooker every week for just about 80 years now (she's 93!) & has a drawer full of them. No idea how often she uses them but they work fine until they're visibly warped then she tosses 'em, and I rarely see her toss one, and even more rarely see her have a jar that doesn't seal properly.

CallMeKou commented on 03 Sep 2015

+Steven Bee hahaha lol, i mean i could get some tips and learn some tricks from her, but I guess you're joking :p

Steven Bee commented on 03 Sep 2015

+CallMeKouYou wouldn't need to tip her, I'm sure she'd talk to you for free ................. ;-)

CallMeKou commented on 03 Sep 2015

+Steven Bee I would love to talk to your grandma for tips!!! :)

Tim Giangiobbe commented on 17 Oct 2014

Great for sticky stinky buds This seals the smell in the jar. Thus not giving those narco doggies a treat Kief stays fresh for months 

Tim Giangiobbe commented on 27 Mar 2015

Yep the jars work great . Worth every penny.

bk2kcom commented on 18 Mar 2015

+Tim Giangiobbe Great idea!

Amanda Rae commented on 24 Sep 2014

Need to know how you know its done? Or when all the air is out? I use all diff size jars...can anyone help?

Nym Rod commented on 14 Nov 2014

You can tell by the sound of the vacuum pump.

impulse sealer, make Mayonnaise squeeze bottle container, packet, picnics, portions

Food Saver Storage Container Review, Keep foods together, yet separate

Vlog 5 | OOTN & Meal Prep

What's in my Fridge! (Refrigerator vlog)

FOOD STORAGE IN MYLAR BAGS AND BUCKETS

User Comments

Spartan77 commented on 24 Sep 2012

Muchas Gracias hermano. A mi me gustaria ver a mi gente adaptar este estilo de vida adonde quiera que vivan. Hasta Hoy no e visto a ningún compatriota en youtube pero se que hay algunos escondidos por ahi. El nombre PuertoRicanPrepper es para que sepan que estoy representando la patria y estoy ready pa' lo que venga. Mucho gusto en conocerte bro.

Brooklyngirl In The Caribbean commented on 05 Oct 2012

we are! You would be surprised by how many there are although in my immdiate family i am the only one I do have several friends that are prepping. I just started but in two months I've come a long way!! Keep up the good work guys!!

JOSE RODRIGUEZ commented on 19 Sep 2012

BUENO ME AGRADA SABER K TENGO UN COMPATRIOTA DE P,R COMO UN PREPPER,,,,SOMOS MUY POCOS LOS PUERTORRIQUENOS K ESTAMOS PREPARANDONOS A ESTA MAGNITUD,,,QUE DIOS TE BENDIGA,,,SEALPREPPER,,

Theredneck Prepper commented on 08 Aug 2012

Good job bro ! it was good to meet ya tonight ! thanks for comming to preppers talk live ! would like to have ya on again some time bro !

ThingsThatInterestMe commented on 26 Mar 2013

I see from the comments that there are a few PR preppers...im one also...and im an EMT. Just incase u want to start networking.

Spartan77 commented on 09 Aug 2012

Thanks so much for having me Red, i had a great time on the show. Great group of folks for sure.

Survival Essentials Survival Seed Vaults

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Barterninja commented on 28 Jun 2013

I actually been lucky and gotten seeds to grow seven years old from the packaged seeds, though that is very lucky. It depends on how well you dry them and limit their exposure to light and moisture. Keeping them cool is also a big help. Though, also depends on the seeds. Peanuts, for example, have a short shelf life because of the oils in them while a pea can last a while being carbs. I am still learning the basics on heirloom seed saving as I am planning to get some rarer seeds like blue corn.

wummenschmied commented on 29 Jun 2013

The way I see it: Troys channel is part of my entertainment and very informative. Putting up videos 6 days a week with a total about 1.5 - 2 hours per week, thats a lot. Imagine HBO would go and offer your favorite show for free, if you like it you can donate? People would be more than excited. On top of that: If you really hate it, there is the unsuscribe button ( not that I want to encourage anybody to do so :-). As of right now YouTube is free to choose what you like. Take advantage of that

snarky75 commented on 28 Jun 2013

@bradley kyle I see you whining and complaining and posting negative BS on all of Troy's videos. This is Troy's channel, if you don't like the videos he makes, don't watch them. He teaches and entertains with his videos and his fans appreciate and like them and sometimes send him things to help him out...there's nothing wrong with that at all. You have no right to be making demands of him like a spoiled child. I know Troy is too kind to say this to you but I hope he doesn't mind me saying it.

Seeds2freedom commented on 29 Jun 2013

I understand your frustration Bradley Kyle. But the truth is Troy has dozens of things on the go at the same time and I would do things differently but that is me. This is Troy's journey and he will do it his way. By starting this channel I have no doubt Troy intends to help people to the best of his ability. He does receive free stuff and that is a bonus. He readily admits he does not have all the answers and many good people offer advice to him. If you want specific answers, just ask him.

Melody Capehart Medina commented on 30 Jun 2013

I'm with Bradley Kyle! We are losing real men who can survive no matter what happens! Our ancestor's came here and cut out land to make home come rain or snow. They made do with what they had and worked their land to buy what they needed to live. If a real collapse happened Troy would not make it through one winter without someone else there to give him what he would need to survive. His channel is not promoted for entertainment alone it is for living off the grid! He'd not doing that.

Seeds2freedom commented on 28 Jun 2013

Great value there Troy. As a seed company in Australia myself I can assure you those prices are excellent. To answer ElgatoLoco698 question on how long seeds will last. The secret for saving seeds for very long periods is simply to have them stored in a cool dark place away from any moisture. Vacuum packing then is ideal. Seeds will last many, many years and the only thing that will happen is the germination rate will be lower as time goes by. Looks a good product at a good price.

Seeds2freedom commented on 29 Jun 2013

Their is an old saying Bradley that goes like this. A problem is a solution waiting to be found. And it is far better to be part of the solution than being part of the problem. I have seen many of your comments and can see you are seeking knowledge and that is a good thing. But venting your frustrating that you are not getting what you want is not going to resolve anything. Knowledge is like patience they both involve the ability to accept good things come to those who wait. Allan

Barterninja commented on 28 Jun 2013

I need to order myself some seeds, though probably not the vaults. I am looking into more nutrient rich seeds like blue corn to store and grow so I might improve the health of my family and me. Though, blue corn is really hard and hence a corn meal type. It has a LOT more nutrition than the white and yellow corn in the stores. Though, dandelions also have more nutrients than both lettuce and spinach combined. We bred out the nutrition over the years to what is now in the markets.

gatorred157 commented on 28 Jun 2013

i got a seed's in a sealed steel can i got from ebay & i been looking at a single barrel aquaponic system how to make the system a food growing system that moveable! it has fish and a pump and filter and grow part too! i think it grow enough for one person i hope i am sorry the landlord had me get rid of part of my wood it was next to shed and i had to paint my shed and step's i figured paint all at about the same time! i had to seal shed and level it more too !

bradley kyle commented on 29 Jun 2013

watch his first videos. .he had a goal on his own to teach us something...without asking for donations and free stuff. he can work and show us how to live of the grid when the shtf...but now its turned into a charity case. he doesn't have a job like most of us do... and basically the only thing its turned into is just how to get free s***. if he was a trooper he would learn how to prep and get a real job so when s*** does hit the fan he would be ready.

1994abbygirl commented on 28 Jun 2013

All of us do the best we can.. a negative attitude will not help your situation.. just be happy with what you are doing and do what you can. I can't afford a whole jar of seeds at one time, but I can buy one good sized package monthly and then I toss them in my freezer. Try Sustainable Seed Company, they have loads of seeds.. heirloom, Non GMO, Organic etc..God knows your heart and your needs.. just do what you can and be happy!