Month 1: What are #10 cans?



Shopping List:
Honeyville, Augason Farms, Thrive:
     * 2 #10 cans of Freeze Dried Diced Beef.  $98.58  OR 56 servings of canned beef   

Walmart/Aldis

     *4 cans Cream of Mushroom Soup.  $3.16

Total: $101.74

What are #10 cans?
Many of you are probably familiar with this term, but in case you are not...
#10 cans are gallon size aluminum cans, that hold sealed food that can last up to 20-30 years.  Be sure to check labels, different companies may have different time frames.  The reason I buy in bulk #10 cans is because the packaging lasts longer, and sometimes it's cheaper.  

I buy most of my product from these stores:
     

      LDS Cannery or Home Storage Centers  https://providentliving.org/  Search for “Home Storage Centers”

     Honeyville   http://honeyville.com/  They have a flat rate shipping of $4.99.


     Thrive  http://www.thrivelife.com/  Very similar products as Honeyville, prices vary, and shipping varies.

     Augason Farms  http://www.augasonfarms.com/  Some areas such as Arizona and Utah carry their freeze dried products in Walmart.  This is convenient if they do this at a store close to you because it takes out the shipping costs.


You can find anything from Freeze Dried dairy products
, meats, fruits and veggies to eat as snacks, included in your food storage, or used for every day cooking when you run out of items.  


*Honeyville and Thrive also carry first aid and other emergency supplies.

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