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MountainMedic
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23 Jan ’13 - 8:23 am
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How long can these be stored?

Whats the best way to do this?

-MM

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Depends on the storage method. There's a way to seal it in a drum with dry ice (which pushes all of the O2 out of the drum, replacing it with CO2 and doesn't allow any microbe or pest growth). I'll see if I can find a video for you.

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that would be cool. i'd like to put a lg amt of each up in the shtf pantry & not have tothink about it again.

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I use canning jars, portions work out well

http://thehomesteadi.....ning-jars/

here is some good vids on bucket storage

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Thanks for taking the time to put that up! sory didn't come back yesterday, 911 got the better of me, lol.

I'll take a look at this today, hopefully.

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there is a bunch of ways to do it, like DD said, dry ice, nitrogen etc. The only issue I have with the bucket system is once you open, you have to use it, I'm a firm believer in store what you eat and just integrate your stores into your normal routine

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