Bulk Dehydrated foods at Costco, page 5
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reply posted on 19-10-2009 @ 11:11 AM by on_yur_6
reply to post by gluetrap



I'm also in the Tulsa area. Everyone is better at my place and I still haven't caught the flu. Hopefully being around it so much I have built up some type of defense against it.

I haven't seen anything at Sams either but there are lot's of good items there in bulk that can store. Maybe not as long as those designed for long storage but I still like the bulk items. I need to make a stop there this week and see if I can find anthing good.

I was extremely surprised at the number of negative responses this thread has produced. I was just trying to help those out who might be looking for something like this. I'm sure those that want to purchase dehydrated bulk foods already know the postives and negatives and don't need someone ridiculing them. Amazing!



reply posted on 19-10-2009 @ 12:36 PM by DJM8507
Someone locally told me about these dehydrated foods

samandy.com...

Supposedly they are freeze dried in #10 cans, about 600lbs worth, and it is a 2 year supply for 1 person.

anyone ever heard of them?

[edit on 19-10-2009 by DJM8507]



reply posted on 19-10-2009 @ 02:13 PM by gluetrap
reply to post by on_yur_6


Just make sure you freeze any bulk flour, corn meal or baking mix you get from the store for a week or two if possible. I think you can also bake it at a low temperature, and storing long term in buckets would be a much better solution as well.

We bought a big thing of pancake mix, and even though it had a zipper seal and I had it in an extra large ziploc bag it still got bugs. Those bugs then escaped and by the time we realized what had happened they were all over our pantry. GROSS GROSS GROSS!!!

It had been in the back of the cabinet for a while, as we just don't eat pancakes/waffles that often.

I ended up throwing out most of our dry packaged foods and grains even if they weren't obviously contaminated just to make sure we had all the little buggers out of the house.
We are now restocking our pantry a little a time and its sort of depressing.


reply posted on 21-10-2009 @ 08:32 AM by on_yur_6
reply to post by conspiracyrus


Some of us also store water and have means to collect and purify water. But you are right, no water = no rehydration.


reply posted on 21-10-2009 @ 08:33 AM by on_yur_6
reply to post by saralee


Sounds like a good deal. If you crack open a can, let us know how they taste!

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