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Identify what you need to put aside – pt 3 – Food

By Skean Dhude

The next article in our series ‘Identify what you need to put aside‘ is Food.

Warning: Nothing here constitutes medical advice. I’m simply saying how I see things. You should take advice from your medical practitioner before trying an diet or following any advice read on this or any other web site.

The human body […]

26th May 2012 | Category: Food Storage, General |

Catch that pigeon

By Skean Dhude

What do you think about pigeons? Personally I dislike them because they are fat, heavy and cocky. They land on the branches of my trees, breaking them, devastate my bushes by flattening them and knock over any young plants I have. Never mind the little presents they deposit all over the place. On the plus […]

22nd April 2015 | Category: Food Production, Food Storage, Hunting |

Storing foodstuffs – Where and how?

By Skean Dhude

In the UK we don’t really do much on the food storage side. We buy our food in sealed tins or sealed bags and store them until we need them. They when they are opened we use them until they are empty or no longer safe and we discard them. Occasionally, we put opened packages […]

31st March 2011 | Category: Food Storage, Homestead |

Food Storage basics

By Skean Dhude

One thing you should always do when you are purchasing and storing foods is to buy what you normally eat. Just buy more of it and store it. Simple enough. That way you know what you are eating, how it tastes and you like it.

Ensure that you rotate the food so that new items […]

31st March 2011 | Category: Food Storage |
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