Pantry 2009 End of the Year Update
The year is winding down. It’s December and winter time. This year I started a series called Pantry 2009 of which I had high hopes for adding more content to … Continue Reading →
Category: Pantry 2009
Mama at Work
I have great admiration for hardworking women of the past. Past days long before dishwashers and washing machines. Long gone times before grocery stores and fast food. Now, don’t get me … Continue Reading →
Pantry 2009: Quick Meals in the Pantry
In addition to long storage foods, staple foods and bulk foods in my pantry, I made a list of some pantry items to make easy, quick meals that I could have … Continue Reading →
Pantry 2009: Canning for the pantry
I’ve been working my way through a book entitled Self-Reliance: Recession-proof your pantry. It is a short book from Backwoods Home Magazine that a friend of my let me borrow. … Continue Reading →
A great deal for your family store: $2.99 Diapers
Kroger recently changed the packaging design on their Comforts diapers. I went to the Kroger website and printed off $3 off any Comforts baby diapers coupons here. You can print … Continue Reading →
A great deal for your household store – Free Band-aids
I stumbled upon a great deal. If you have the Publix grocery stores, there is a blinkie coupon machine on the first-aid / medicine aisle that spits out $3 of … Continue Reading →
Pantry 2009: Stockpile Misconceptions
A lot of people scoff at the notion of stockpiling food. That’s fine. There are many misconceptions and prejudices attached to the word “stockpile”. I happen to love the word … Continue Reading →
Pantry 2009: Buy More Food
I have not posted as much as I originally intended about pantry building. It has been a subject that has consumed me these past two months of the new year. … Continue Reading →
Pantry 2009: Glass Jars
I love glass jars. I recently found a box of old glass mason jars in my cellar. A couple of the jars were 33 year old Maxwell House Bicentenial 1776 … Continue Reading →
Pantry 2009: Keeping Inventory
S.Read asked me: I would like to know how you keep up-to-date inventory on your supply? I have a print-out worksheet that I made for my household notebook for the purpose … Continue Reading →