The best stockpiling tip I can share with you is to Freeze Food to Extend Your Stockpile It is possible to freeze almost any food to extend the life of the product. Now, the product doesn't always remain the exact same quality after freezing but. many actually do remain the same quality. Others after frozen are great for cooking purposes. Check out these posts on how to freeze foods. This is really useful in eliminating food waste and helping save money from your family budget. Often times I will find a food near expiration in my refrigerator or pantry and by freezing I am saving the money that otherwise would have been wasted. Also, sometimes I can find these items on sale or manager's special and they are worth picking up only to freeze.
What Foods Can You Freeze?
Can You Freeze Philadelphia Cooking Creme?
Can You Freeze Cottage Cheese?
Can You Freeze Cracker Crumbs?
Can You Freeze Green Smoothies?
Can You Freeze Liquid Coffee Creamer?
Can You Freeze Philadelphia Cooking Creme?
I am also a HUGE fan of the Foodsaver. Check out this post on how I utilize the foodsaver to extend the life of my stockpile. By using the foodsaver you can extend the shelf life of your frozen foods for up to 2 years according to the manufacturer!
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Melissa is a soccer mom who has been married to her best friend for 22 years. She loves sharing recipes, travel reviews and tips that focus on helping busy families make memories.
su
This great! This wouldn't have anything to do w/our chat last night about freezing milk, would it? Have a great day ;0)
Melissa @ Stockpiling Moms
You know me well su 🙂
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See I can't type during the day either...it should be "This is great"