I recently came across a fantastic tool for preparedness called Internet Grocer, the website for the company Best Price Storable Foods. If you are at all interested in any level of home preparedness, you have got to check out this site. You may find yourself spending hours browsing the site, but here are some of the things that I think you should check out:
Canned Foods
The website specializes in selling canned foods that are nearly impossible to find, like canned butter, cheese, and high-quality meats, including canned ground beef. Just reading the descriptions of their canned food products makes me want to buy cases of each item.
Dehydrated Foods
Best Prices Storable Foods sells Mountain House brand dehydrated foods. You can buy these products in the #10 can size (which is about a gallon size) or #2.5 cans (which is about a quart size). There are a few places that you can find #10 cans of dehydrated food, but that size is too big for most families. Once opened, dehydrated foods should be used within two weeks. This is hard to do with most items. The smaller size is very practical for average families, and for sampling the product before buying it in bulk.
Year’s Supply
On this website you can also purchase pre-assembled year supplies for one, two, or four people. These are composed of dehydrated foods from Mountain House brand. In addition, there are three month supplies for one or four persons available for purchase. If you want to have a year’s supply for your family, but don’t want to have to worry about compiling it yourself, this may be just the option you need.
Grain Mills
Use this website to find electric and hand-powered grain mills for as low as about $55.
References
In addition to these items I have listed, there are many more products sold on this website in addition to home preparedness references to help you as you plan for emergencies.
Really, you have got to check this website out, there are products here that you just can’t find anywhere else.
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