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@freakoutguitarsolo1 Thanks for asking… call it a learning experience. I hope to answer this question in the next few videos.
Hang tight, Buck. Corporate restructuring takes a bit. I will be posting a video on how you can get these products for a lot less than before. Stay tuned!
do you still have these pails and what are the prices now?
@MercuryReliance
i have been good, just gettin a bit concerned with all the stuff goin on lateley, middle east , japan reactors ect…… me and my roommate are both interested in making an order when you have things back up and running. good to hear you are still online.
@freakoutguitarsolo1 Restructuring, my friend. Restructuring. How have you been?
where did your site go, and where did you go
That pail is good to store water. Or a pail like that with plastic bags will make a potty. Do you ship to Puerto Rico?
That pail is good to store water. Or a pail like that with plastic bags will make a potty.
is this available yet?
@MercuryReliance Not sure if you got my last reply. I live in Las Vegas NV
@jinx748 Hi There… Where in the States are you?
What about getting this in the United States? Is the price the same and what about shipping?
@frankdusome is there a particular shoe brand you can recommend?
These pails are now $189.99 CAD plus shipping…great price!
@18wheeler76 ..I always say that you’d eat your shoe if you had to if you were hungry enough. And in an emergency, there may be much worse things to worry about than making sure you have GMO free dehydrated meals to eat…but some people are concerned about it so we checked and yes, it’s GMO free.
@frankdusome yea cause when nukes are flying it makes a difference if your eating organic or gmo,just eat whatevre you can obviously.
@MercuryReliance I’m not too familiar with the different kinds of sprouts. I was probably going to get a few buckets of the cheapest ones I can buy, like mung bean sprouts and a few others. They say that one pound of seeds can produce ten pounds of sprouts, so a 35 pound bucket can go a long way. And most of them have a shelf life of between 2 and 5 years, so it’s a no brainer for me.
@JOHNNYH8STHENWO I am looking into sprouts. What do you think of Quinoa?
@frankdusome
Private message me I will buy one.
@FixedByDoc Okay… what’s your address?
@frankdusome That’s three servings for EACH person per meal. A total of 12 servings per meal for three weeks…sorry
@davincij15 We have some more spec info coming on these pails. However the company who supplies these pails have confirmed that they are in fact GMO free. That’s great news. Each serving is equivalent to one cup. So for a family of four rationing 3 serving per meal per day, it would last about three weeks. Not bad for $219 CDN for emergency non-GMO food with a 20yr shelf life. And they taste really good. Do you know anyone who may be interested?
@FixedByDoc Yes, we have found out for sure by the company who makes the food packages inside these pails, that they are in fact GMO free.
@frankdusome I’ll email you shortly bro, thanks.
@FixedByDoc Thanks friend.
I always have a minimum of a large jar pb and 4 or 5 gallons of h2o with us when we go on vacation. EMP could strand you anywhere….
@SBFultroxmga I didn’t see the first comment, therefore explaining why I didn’t understand why it was funny. I can reply to old comments if I want to, its the internet
@freerunnin100 dont reply to 4 month old comments
@SBFultroxmga So this is funny how?
Certainly good stuff, especially for activities that require a high calorie usage. More than a few Bodybuilders use it for that purpose in their high calorie shakes. I find that a big whack tablesppon of it can be quite hard to much through and digest though. At certain times of year requiring more calories and for hard work, it’s great stuff though as the calorie provision outweights the lesser points of it.
@jenniferashley99 honey is the only food that NEVER goes bad. really
I bought a HUGE can of peanut butter-that will last for a long time. I have in my food storage but a small can in my bag. I like the comments about honey and will buy small jars of that. I wonder how long honey can last and if it goes bad? if anyone knows..
I’m allergic to nuts, so this is out of the question for me.
@SBFultroxmga I dont get whats so funny about a bug out bag.
Its just another term for survival kit, camping bag or whatever you call it.
how long does it last
anyone ever try Nutella? It’s like a chocolate peanut butter
@TheTacticalsurvivor maybe someone can invent ‘whipped’ peanut butter.
@AtlasHBS yeah, he also did soybean experiments in the field 100 yards from my house.
lol bug out bag
@goat20101 lol at the end he said bugo bag. dont reply to troll comments anyway. And me replying to a reply to a troll comment is understandable. trollers beware your in for a scare.
@SBFultroxmga bug out
bugo bag?
Peanut butter was invented as a way for the first black farmers to survive (and thrive). How appropriate that it is being incorporated into bug out bags and survival plans now !!!
PS no racial comments please, just Google up George Washington Carver and learn all the cool stuff he invented to help his people (and everyone really)
@TheTacticalsurvivor i Agree but im all about it anyway….. 5lbs of pb is enough basic food for one person for a month with some gathering of natural food in your area. But yes it is really really heavy.
I eat peanut butter all the time. Good stuff!
its a bummer that peanut butter is so heavy.
miam miam:)
Peanut butter is great for survival nutrition basics. Although watch the expiry dates if storing it because peanuts tend to go rancid after a year.
Peanut Butter is Life!!!
I carry a softened stick of butter mixed with peanut butter and brown sugar in a small zip lock baggie at all times in the winter, I have had to take a bite or two on several occasions. I lso carry a few packets of diner peanut butter in my BOB at all times. Cheapest way to procure it, and a really easy way to carry it .