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So, I'm getting ready to make a bunch of compact/portable meal kits for the truck and car and just camping in general. It had been on my To Do list for a while now to review and assess the condition of the freeze dried foods that I had squirreled away just to make sure that they were usable if it ever came down to it.

I had some freeze drying failures which, looking at what failed, seems like it was a malfunction in the freeze dryer (as found by the manufacturer this past summer). I figure this is the case because certain entire batches were "mushy". I lost 3 quarts of green peppers, two quarts of tomatoes, two quarts of mushrooms. Those were in super fucking thick mylar bags and careful inspection did not reveal any failure in the bagging materials.

I did lose a single 5-pack of biscuits due to vacuum seal failure. I opened them to check and they were still dry as a bone but... yellowish. I figured it was a sign that oxidation caused oils in the biscuits to go rancid and taste-test confirmed (that was nasty, by the way, don't eat shit with rancid oils/fats).

I have concerns about pork sausage but I figured that was a possible failure when I started since sausage tends to be a high fat food anyway. I haven't opened the bag yet but the sausage patties are flexible and they should not be. It's possible that it's just that the fat is keeping it flexible and has not gone rancid since it still has a tight vacuum seal. I'll know when I open it tomorrow and taste a crumb. Unfortunately, there's not much of a way to test that otherwise and I'm still concerned about botulism (food poisoning) since it thrives without oxygen and you can't taste it. My plan it to taste a crumb and if it doesn't seem off to test a half or quarter patty and see if I have any ill effects. I'll update if I do.

But other than that, all the other foods seemed to have lasted 2+ years so far. I opened several other bags I was concerned about. Specifically refried beans and ground beef because they seemed "mushy" in the bags but they're fine. All dried and crunchy when removed so they were resealed and put back in rotation.

I did open a bag that had pizza that I freeze dried 2 years ago. The cheese has gone a little yellow but it's otherwise fine and tasty. I had wondered if I needed to rehydrate it but it's pretty damned good as is so I plan to get a few more to freeze dry for meal kits.

As for the eggs (since I had posted about that earlier), I still have around 12 dozen stockpiled. They are well oiled and I'm keeping an eye on them. So far no problems.

Once I replace the spoiled foods, I'll start making my kits.

On a further note, meat loaf freeze dries very well and is pretty damned tasty. The freeze drying process seems to intensify the flavor.

Once I have all the food bits in place, I will make full "MRE" kits ideal for long term storage and ready to use should I need them in any event.

I'll keep ya updated.

Covid is coronavirus is the common colds and flu. "Long Covid" is Vaccine induced Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. VAIDS.

Those with "Long Covid" quite simply cannot get rid of the common colds and flu because they have completely destroyed their immune system with the clot shots.

"Long Covid" is a government approved media invention. Its gaslighting pure and simple. Covid is a myth, as is long covid.

Part 2 of the gaslight (and you dumb motherfuckers really need to start watching your words - "Covid Vaccines" "MRNA Vaccines" - MRNA jabs are not related to Vaccines.

Vaccines use versions of a virus with the nasty bits removed so your immune system recognises and develops its own response to it which is by and large a permanent defence.

MRNA gene therapies bypass the immune system entirely and affect very specific things. They have been experimental for decades, do a bit of digging and youll find plenty of news stories of 'breathrough in gene therapy!' you know why they have never been rolled out across the board and why they have been 'experimental' for decades?

Because they invariably fuck the body up entirely, in much the same way chemotherapy might kill cancer cells, but it does it by destroying everything around it.

Stop fucking calling them vaccines, theyre not even remotely related, and the media is pushing those words specifically to call anti experimental gene therapy people ANTI-VAXXERS.

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https://www.livestrong.com/article/314356-the-harmful-side-effects-of-guar-gum/

If you read the ingredients of the cheap brands of things like cottage cheese half and half and other things say the Walmart brand or the Kroger Brand versus some other brand you'll see that they add guar gum. They'll say it's less than 2%, but the thing is a quarter of an ounce of that stuff can absorb a couple liquid so it means that what you think may be cottage cheese or what you think maybe half and half is actually a huge amount of thickened water with guar gum. Problem is that stuff gets in your body and it continues to thicken. It can thicken your stool so much you get constipated which makes you strain which then gives you hemorrhoids. It can actually cause intestinal blockages. That can actually kill you. You're having a lot of pain and bloating and gas and you're buying the cheap forms of these foods look at the ingredients.

For example of 32 oz container of Great value Walmart brand cottage cheese contains guacam costs $2.48 or as a 32 oz container of cottage cheese made by Daisy contains only milk cream and salt anime cost $3.40. but the problem is you're actually probably getting more cottage cheese even though the weight is the same in the daisy so you could probably get the half the size of the daisy that you do with the Kroger one.

And you're not going to have a bunch of guar gum in your intestines doing God knows what..

Just planted 4 peach trees, 6 highbush blueberries and 6 raspberries.
Feels good.