Best Meats to Stockpile for Prepper Pantry - Canned Meat Fish Protein Long Term Food Storage

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[KS-yxxj]

Hands down the most sensible and informative channel around. What takes others thirty minutes or more to say you manage to convey in a precise

[TheFrog]

Looking sweet in your camouflage shot. Great tips .👏👏

[spookysmomma]

I love the grandbaby photos when your videos start.

[athenakrassensky]

In a grid down scenario the amount of salt/sodium in the canned meats won't be a problem as most people will be doing extreme manual labor to survive, resulting in sweating, thereby losing salt through sweat/perspiration. Another plus for the salt in the canned meats is that it will help season/flavor cooking water for any broths, soups, etc... you may be able to create with whatever else you have on hand or able to scavenge.

[kayt]

Short, sweet and packed with great info. Canned meats come in handy anytime. Thanks AG!

[KCgogirl]

Oh my gosh, this is perfect. I was literally wondering what I should buy from the grocery store today. And omg, they make canned roast beef!!??? Yay!! Learned something new today!!

[BOBOMulleinWolf]

Great timing...just picked up some more cans of different meats this morning. Ty for the video

[Dan-ywsg]

Interesting video. You always have quality videos!
I stock all of the items you mentioned. I also have some canned corned beef. It works well
With all kinds of greens and I have even used it to flavor dried beans.
Just a suggestion. Thanks again!

[lt]

The tuna pouches are so handy! I'm not a fan of salty foods, but in a pinch the canned meats can be stretched w a carb (rice, home made bread, ramen noodles) and a veggie. Better stock up for when the trucks stop filling the stores!!!

[mayrarodriguez]

Great video I haven’t gotten any chicken or tuna yet
So far I have rice and beans and some pasta and a few cans of soaps
Now I will get can meats and seasoning

[gonefishing]

Vienna sausage, browned in a skillet, is good for breakfast along with eggs and toast when you are cooking for just one or two people. Those little cans of smoked clams packed in smoky flavored oil are also a good buy -- use the oil to pan-fry a cup of frozen peppers and onions and a can of sliced mushrooms (drained), add a jar of alfredo sauce, the clams and toss with some cooked pasta for a quick Italian pasta dish that tastes expensive. Canned mackerel is less expensive than canned salmon and provides good protein -- remove the skin and bones and reduce the mackerel's stinky fish odor by adding it to simmering tomato sauce or spaghetti sauce and serving over cooked pasta, potatoes or rice.

[msmom]

Good reminder to stock some up. Thanks

[bonniemullen]

Thank you for the tips on meat prepping!👍🙋🦉

[debrasolimine]

I also like the Underwood Deviled Ham and Roast beef spread. Never cared for spam that much. When I was younger my sister used to make what she called a Treet casserole that wasn't too bad

[Lawnranger]

Just did this today! Love your channel😀

[ericsgranny]

Thanks for your expertise and concise delivery. Very practical information.

[Godblessed]

The pouches can be refrigerated or kept in a cold garage

[thefirstnoob]

With canned fish, just look where it comes from. Spam is ok and canned hams but I buy canned ground beef, chicken and turkey. I also can my own but sometimes it is cheaper to buy it canned. I try to buy about 25 cans a month.

[stacypolk]

is salty. Get the low sodium, otherwise you'll need to drink more of your water.

[Pluscelamemechose]

Corned beef hash is an awesome choice. Per me. That and a fried egg makes me feel like I'm cheating on something.