How much us the shipping on 100lbs.?
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My husband said he was going to clean out the freezer. I told him he wasn't throwing anything out until we know about the food shortage. He might decide he likes frozen zucchini.
Can't believe he even considered this at this crucial time.
Can't believe he even considered this at this crucial time.
jimLE
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Been getting car worked on. it's getting better gas mileage then ever.and still working on looking for another place to live.
Amish Heart
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Hey CindyD...if you have a Dollar General, check there for quart jars. Ours has a bunch of them for $10 a flat. Jelly jars are $9.
Robin....I canned our cherry tomatoes and did not remove the skin. Also just cut them up and dehydrated them.
Robin....I canned our cherry tomatoes and did not remove the skin. Also just cut them up and dehydrated them.
Good idea! $10.00 a flat i'd buy them out! Last time I checked though, our Dollar General was out of all....I found wal mart had restocked theirs last weekend and had a variety..I was able to pick few more up.. quart size $14+ a flat, pint size was $11+
Amish Heart
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We have two other stores in the bigger town from us that had them...Menards and Orschelan. Our Walmart has them, but they are higher. Am glad I bought lids a while back, and even though they were out of stock at the time, they honored the price 9 months later. Ball lids were $2.75 standard, $2.85 wide mouth per dozen, and we ordered nearly 1000. Now they're in the $4 a box range. From Berlin Packaging on line. Noticed Walmart was high on lids, too.
After both of the North Sea gas lines have been sabotaged...looks like Germany will not get any gas for heating, even it Russia wanted to turn the gas back on. We are getting our gas from Russia over Romania and Serbia into Hungary, but I am getting another propane tank for emergency cooking and buying the needed exhaust pipes for my wood burning stove in the living room, (which we hardly ever use) and will be making it all fit togther in the dining room/kitchen area which is technically one large room connected to the bathroom on one side and our bedroom on the other.
At the moment we are heating with gas from a small 3 Kw gas heater and it is thrifty and more than enough.
BUT, if all fails we will have to heat with wood or whatever we can find to burn.
I can cook with butane, propane, alcohol, wood or gasoline at the moment and will build a solar cooker this winter in the slow and boring months. Got the glass and insulation already, just need the wood. Have screws and nails, hinges and handles also. A mirror should be no problem either, there are lots of second hand shops nearby.
We just got another 20 glass jars from a neighbor who no longer cans anything and they are now washed and stored for the next batch of whatever. Extra lids are already here and rubber gaskets for the European type mason jars.
We have 14 different ways to cook and heat so I am not worried about this winter, just wondering how the rest of the town is doing prepping wise. Only our direct family know how much we prep and you never know how bad it could or will get soon enough. Live free friends, Gary
At the moment we are heating with gas from a small 3 Kw gas heater and it is thrifty and more than enough.
BUT, if all fails we will have to heat with wood or whatever we can find to burn.
I can cook with butane, propane, alcohol, wood or gasoline at the moment and will build a solar cooker this winter in the slow and boring months. Got the glass and insulation already, just need the wood. Have screws and nails, hinges and handles also. A mirror should be no problem either, there are lots of second hand shops nearby.
We just got another 20 glass jars from a neighbor who no longer cans anything and they are now washed and stored for the next batch of whatever. Extra lids are already here and rubber gaskets for the European type mason jars.
We have 14 different ways to cook and heat so I am not worried about this winter, just wondering how the rest of the town is doing prepping wise. Only our direct family know how much we prep and you never know how bad it could or will get soon enough. Live free friends, Gary
Mountain Dragon
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Luckywise gas isn't an topic in the area I'm living. Prices in my area don't rise so much like in others - for this year. It will look different next year. But if they still wanna follow to shut down electricity partly I'm safe in the basic. 2 petroleum and one fuel stove will keep me warm. If i need the tent wood stove i better pack the tent too and join some "hidden winter camping hollidays". A gas cooker and two Coleman fuel burners will be enough to prepare an hot soup or more.
I love dehydrated tomatoes. Eat them for snack.
Sorry, just saw this. Take your total and multiply by 0.085
I've been dehydrating some older frozen veggies and powdering them. I did some corn and realized I had made corn meal. Duh for me.
Amish Heart
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That's cute. I like that.
I started splitting more fire wood and will keep doing so until there's no more.
I just got in another order of 10oz. Silver bars and 5 gram gold ingets.
My red wheat berries should be here Tuesday.
I just got in another order of 10oz. Silver bars and 5 gram gold ingets.
My red wheat berries should be here Tuesday.
Amish Heart
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Whatcha paying for your red wheat berries?
50 lb
GR063
$41.66
$0.83/pound
I got 200lbs, shipping was just under $15, I pick up about 6 miles away.
Did you get it from Azure PP? I’m considering getting more wheat berries myself. Getting that feeling I still might not have enough. With so many people not preparing I am feeling more and more obligated to have extra. Anyone else feeling this way?
Yes, I'm hoping it's clean and debris free. I heard some people have been getting poor quality.
Amish Heart
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I'm paying about the same for red wheat locally, and it's very clean (50 cents lb) The price of white wheat has tripled, though.
That surprises me that some folks have been getting poor quality. We have a wholesale account for our business and their wheat was always great. I hope that's not a trend.
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