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One-Year Food Storage Kit
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Mylar® Bags (1-gallon), Oxygen Absorbers and Cookbook: Only $229 |
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The One-Year Food Storage Kit makes it possible to begin storing - or to
custom tailor existing food storage preparations without spending a
short-term fortune. The Food Storage Kit allows you to store familiar
foods, do it over time and take advantage of special prices and sales at
your local grocery store. The price of most prepackaged storable foods
can run five times the cost found in your local grocery store and often
the shipping alone costs as much as the food itself. When you add it all
together, you can easily save 90% of the cost of your food storage plan
by simply doing it yourself.
The kit includes 250 one-gallon Mylar® barrier bags, 300 oxygen (oxy) absorbers and (while supplies last) Vicky Tates book "Cookin' With Home Storage" (the book is packed full of food recipe suggestions). Simply pick up extra rice, beans, popcorn, macaroni or other dry foods while you're out shopping, place the food in a Mylar® bag along with an oxygen absorber and seal the bag using your household iron. When you have filled all the bags, you will have approximately a fifteen month supply of food for one person. ITEMS NEEDED: Iron, ironing board, small sealable plastic sandwich bags, brown paper lunch bags (for one gallon bags) and Scotch™ tape. INSTRUCTIONS: Set up the ironing board and turn the iron on to a medium heat setting. In each master pack of oxy absorbers there should be a white pill. Make sure the pill is white (the pill turns blue if the seal on the master pack has been broken - if the pill is blue, the oxy absorbers may be saturated and no longer usable). Open the master pack of oxy absorbers and remove the number that will be required during the packing session. Store them temporarily in the sealable sandwich bag. Take the balance of the oxy absorbers and place them into a Mylar® bag. Lay the opening flat on the ironing board and iron the top inch or so closed (to access the oxy absorbers at a later date, cut off the sealed portion, remove the oxy absorbers that will be needed, and reseal the Mylar® bag as per instructions above). Fill a brown paper lunch bag with the food to be stored. Remove an oxy absorber from the zip lock bag and reseal. Place the oxy absorber in the paper bag and tape closed. Insert the paper bag into a Mylar® bag and repeat sealing instructions above. Food Items: As a general rule of thumb, foods that have a low oil or moisture content store much longer than foods with high oil or moisture content. For example, brown rice has a higher oil content than does white rice and therefore white rice will store longer than brown rice. We recommend that two oxy absorbers be used on food items that have a high air content. Therefore, you should use two oxy absorbers to store items like macaroni; whereas one should be sufficient for rice.
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New Millennium Concepts Ltd.
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