Thank you for the show it helps alot. can you give an address where to buy same like your canning machine. I would appreciate that , i am not in America.Thanks
If anyone is interested, there are companies that sell hand-crank and electric canning machines like they are using. The hand-cranks are the least expensive. If three or four people pitched in together, one of the hand-crank kind could be purchased quite easily. The electric ones are about $1500.00 each, so unless you have the extra dough or have family and friends that could chip in to help, it is not the most economical choice. Either would be well worth it though.
@LDSPrepper Imo if people don't learn to live off the land like I was raised..(ie: ammo btw) then they are doomed if shtf because I think movement will be important.. Don't understand the going to your house or morals comment but w/e.
@LDSPrepper If you can't live off the land you wont survive. Who said I was going to your house and you know nothing of my morals. Get out of that cult and find Jesus and trust only his word. But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach to you a gospel contrary to the one we preached to you, let him be accursed.Galatians 1:8 good day.
@drywallit43 I have heard in some locations the demand at the LDS canneries are so high they have to restrict access. Hopefully if/when the demand lessens everyone can use the facility again. What city is the cannery in? I'll be glad to check for you.
Another great video. There is an LDS Cannery nearby and I will check them out. Considering I am Catholic, I hope they will allow me to barter time/work in trade for access.
@darthom Your religion doesn't matter at the LDS cannery. They are glad to help everyone and give access to their facility. As a matter of fact the LDS church does more relief efforts through the Catholic relief agency than any other agency.
This is great , i never thought you can do this process home! I have seen an show on TV and they test product like can powder milk found in the roof of the house that date 1948 , so they opend and test it , and it was fresh like the day when was first put into! myself I found last year Into an old car in the junkyard an Pate , from kidney and levier , dated 1998 I open it , and color and taste was original, smell like normal; canning can last a long time , im sure at that!
1. What is the shelf life on that coca mix when canned?
2. Is there any way a non church member could rent the equipment? I have allot of LDS in my area (I live very close to the Hill Cumorah) but I don't know any personally.
@RochesterSportRifles I don't know how long the cocoa will last. In my house not long! We love it and use it. Call your local LDS cannery and ask them how you can use the home canner. Not all canneries have them.
@RochesterSportRifles The LDS church has small canning machines in each region (regions are called stakes) that members and their friends can use for free. If you have any LDS friends, have them contact their area home food storage specialist to borrow the machine for you. You're probably in the Palmyra New York stake, so you'd need to contact the specialist for that area.
I have a question about this type of mass food storage. Do you reserve all this food for an emergency situation or do you use it when needed? I have been watching videos on the LDS Cannery and I'm not 100% sure if people go there for the savings or for long term emergency food storage.
1:49 The daughter-in-law is using her bare hand to pat the cocoa powder down! Since she is NOT wearing plastic/latex gloves, hope she thoroughly scrubbed/sanitized her hands before starting the project. I hope she at no time became a victim of cross-contamination by touching her face, clothes, or other un-sterilized items & STOP TOUCHING THE CAN RIMS! Otherwise you may become a victim of food poisoning. Not to mention wasted food. Invite a "germaphobe" to your group if U can. LOL. I wish u well.
@shawso7 ya saddly, we naturally slough off lots of dead skin, and hair..pretty much non stop. I reccomend gloves, and hair nets when food prepping. And very, very, clean surfaces and tools.
I'm very interested in renting or borrowing a cannery. Do I need to reserve one? I know I can purchase the cans from the cannery, but can I also get the oxygen absorbers from there also? And do you find that purchasing the food from the cannery is the most cost efficient? I am just starting my food storage, and have many questions. Sorry!
@rhosteph Contact your local LDS cannery in order to reserve it. If you are not LDS you may need to ask if you can join someone who has reserved it. Most LDS are more than glad to have you over and help you with your canning as you help them with theirs. Some foods are cheaper at Sams or especially Costco. You need to do your local price comparisons. The advantage of home canning like this is you can can anything you want. At the LDS cannery you can only can what they sell.
What a shame with all these preppers storing and wasting food. Eventually to be thrown out and restocked, If all these preppers on youtube just sent all their food storage to Africa maybe some little kids wouldn't starve to death. *
@EvanRooster Actually most, if not all preppers eat what they prep and prep what they eat. Otherwise, yes it would be a considerable waste. But, I know folks now living off what they stored years ago thanks to the economy. Many DO send food to other countries, but I guess if it's not on Fox news you wouldn't know huh?
@EvanRooster Bleeding Heart--You don't throw the food away---You rotate the food so none is wasted. You feed your family--If our economy keeps getting worse you may want third world stye handouts.
The blue plastic clip on your table should be placed on the oxy abs. bag every time you take out packets or they should be kept in a closed canning jar. The absorbers actually absorb longer than 30 min. but the official instructions advise you remove from the bag what can be sealed up in cans over a 30 min. time frame. Folding the bag over between uses is no protection for the packets. As quickly as you worked it may not have been an issue. Nice job though.
I have been watching prepping videos for months now trying to find a way for me to start. I feel like there isn't enough time left to get all I need. The bills are hard enough to keep up with little lone thinking about canning.
@djskidvicious "The journey of a 1,000 miles starts with one step." It can be daunting but it is doable. You'll be very grateful for any steps you take. Please take a step today. In 12 months you'll be amazed at how far you have traveled.
Here in Staten Island N.Y. the closest cannery is 100 miles each way. But nice video anyway. I guess I am stuck with ordering from Honeyville and Emergency Essentials////
@drywallit43 Due to the food shortage and not being able to supply all of the orders of LDS members that may be the case. I did check with our cannery in Houston. They do allow members of other faiths to use the cannery and to buy. They just have them join a LDS canning group. See if you can do that.
You know, those can sucking thingies........youre right, its easier to say than "oxygen absorbers". Might become common usage at out house now too. Honey, where did we put that bag of the can sucking thingies?
Katzcradul has a great video on how to store the oxegyn absorbers that might actually help while you do that job ... LOL yes I realise you are done but maybe for next time
Very nice, very practical, genious concept. Thanks for sharing! :)
That food lasts for ages, canned properly, treated hygienically, and with Oxy Absorbers - that's just really awesome.
A comment to Allen2045 - that is an excellent idea. Here you can get little metal can openers for basically a few cents - tape one inside each box (under the lid, and you always have one, and reserves, when you need to open them! :)
I will look into if there is an LDS cannery up here, but I seriously doubt it.
@LDSPrepper Thanks, I was just wondering why I never see can openers mentioned when people are stocking up on can goods. We all have them but if the worse came to worse and you had to live off the food you would need several canopeners in case one broke.
@lara7206 it depends some cannerys let everyone come in some you have to be brought by a lds church member and others are members only.so call before you go.
Thank you for the show it helps alot. can you give an address where to buy same like your canning machine. I would appreciate that , i am not in America.Thanks
kirolls4 1 day ago
@kirolls4 Thanks for viewing and commenting. I do not know where to buy these machines. I would search the internet.
LDSPrepper 22 hours ago
@LDSPrepper here is where you can wwwdotgeringandsondotcom/canner
rmb22273 22 hours ago
@rmb22273 Thank you very much for the link. I corrected it and reposted it.
LDSPrepper 18 hours ago
@kirolls4 rmb22273 gave a link, here is the complete, working link wwwDOTgeringandsonDOTcom/canner.php
LDSPrepper 18 hours ago
@LDSPrepper The canner currently costs $995 USD plus freight. They ship internationally.
LDSPrepper 18 hours ago
If anyone is interested, there are companies that sell hand-crank and electric canning machines like they are using. The hand-cranks are the least expensive. If three or four people pitched in together, one of the hand-crank kind could be purchased quite easily. The electric ones are about $1500.00 each, so unless you have the extra dough or have family and friends that could chip in to help, it is not the most economical choice. Either would be well worth it though.
downhomehonee 2 days ago
@downhomehonee Thank you for doing the research on this and sharing.
LDSPrepper 1 day ago
ammo will get you plenty of food if everything falls apart... just sayin
gwinplumbr 2 days ago
@gwinplumbr Not if you come to my house. If you food storage plan is bullets than you need to re-evaluate your morals.
LDSPrepper 2 days ago 2
@LDSPrepper Imo if people don't learn to live off the land like I was raised..(ie: ammo btw) then they are doomed if shtf because I think movement will be important.. Don't understand the going to your house or morals comment but w/e.
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gwinplumbr 2 days ago
@LDSPrepper If you can't live off the land you wont survive. Who said I was going to your house and you know nothing of my morals. Get out of that cult and find Jesus and trust only his word. But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach to you a gospel contrary to the one we preached to you, let him be accursed.Galatians 1:8 good day.
gwinplumbr 2 days ago
awesome but not every town has an lds cannery ???
rolling422 6 days ago
So cool, so right.
Coffeeandasmoke 1 week ago
"Barsarmiti rice" lol (bass-mat-tee)
StoneBoneAndFire 1 week ago
@StoneBoneAndFire That's how you say it! Samsonite! I was so close. :)
LDSPrepper 1 week ago
@LDSPrepper Hahaha! Not only very informative, but very funny too! thanks :)
LSD108 5 days ago
dont know about other LDS canneries both in florida not a Mormon with ID "NO ENTRY PERIOD" !!!
drywallit43 1 week ago
@drywallit43 I have heard in some locations the demand at the LDS canneries are so high they have to restrict access. Hopefully if/when the demand lessens everyone can use the facility again. What city is the cannery in? I'll be glad to check for you.
LDSPrepper 1 week ago
good video ... i use the LDS Canning in toronto ... they are very nice
1backhoe1 1 week ago
@1backhoe1 I'm very glad to hear that. They are very nice here too. They have never asked me if I'm a member of the church.
LDSPrepper 1 week ago
Where do you get cans from? Those things cost more than the food that goes in them.
thatbastardson 1 week ago
@thatbastardson The cans with both ends, one oxygen obsorber and the plastic cover costs about $1,00/ea.
LDSPrepper 1 week ago
@LDSPrepper Where? From this LDS canning place? Do they sell just the cans?
thatbastardson 1 week ago
@thatbastardson Yes, from the LDS cannery. You can just buy the cans. However, without the sealer you can't seal them.
LDSPrepper 1 week ago
this is good to now thanks for posting
iwantosavemoney 2 weeks ago
What size oxygen absorber packet do you use? I have see 100cc, 300cc and 500cc. Thanks.
darthom 2 weeks ago
@darthom The bag that the packets came in says, "1500ml".
LDSPrepper 1 week ago
Another great video. There is an LDS Cannery nearby and I will check them out. Considering I am Catholic, I hope they will allow me to barter time/work in trade for access.
darthom 2 weeks ago
@darthom Your religion doesn't matter at the LDS cannery. They are glad to help everyone and give access to their facility. As a matter of fact the LDS church does more relief efforts through the Catholic relief agency than any other agency.
LDSPrepper 1 week ago
Wow, fun family thing to do. I like the old Ball and Atlas jars tho. I'm old fashioned i guess.
rayunseitig 3 weeks ago
This is great , i never thought you can do this process home! I have seen an show on TV and they test product like can powder milk found in the roof of the house that date 1948 , so they opend and test it , and it was fresh like the day when was first put into! myself I found last year Into an old car in the junkyard an Pate , from kidney and levier , dated 1998 I open it , and color and taste was original, smell like normal; canning can last a long time , im sure at that!
MrChristiandragoi 4 weeks ago
Awesome vid, I have some questions though.
1. What is the shelf life on that coca mix when canned?
2. Is there any way a non church member could rent the equipment? I have allot of LDS in my area (I live very close to the Hill Cumorah) but I don't know any personally.
RochesterSportRifles 4 weeks ago
@RochesterSportRifles I don't know how long the cocoa will last. In my house not long! We love it and use it. Call your local LDS cannery and ask them how you can use the home canner. Not all canneries have them.
LDSPrepper 1 week ago
@RochesterSportRifles The LDS church has small canning machines in each region (regions are called stakes) that members and their friends can use for free. If you have any LDS friends, have them contact their area home food storage specialist to borrow the machine for you. You're probably in the Palmyra New York stake, so you'd need to contact the specialist for that area.
rainjoules 3 days ago
@rainjoules Thanks for the info!
RochesterSportRifles 3 days ago
ITS THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE!!! More coco, anyone?
tcorourke2007 1 month ago
I have a question about this type of mass food storage. Do you reserve all this food for an emergency situation or do you use it when needed? I have been watching videos on the LDS Cannery and I'm not 100% sure if people go there for the savings or for long term emergency food storage.
kab4292 1 month ago
@kab4292 Both.
LDSPrepper 1 month ago
@kab4292 People use the cannery for both long term storage and savings. Both are a good idea.
LDSPrepper 1 month ago
In CANADA?
YiuTeub 2 months ago
Where can I get huge bags like that? Costco only has flour and rice it seems. I love cocoa.
YiuTeub 2 months ago
@YiuTeub Amazon.com or contact the closest LDS cannery in Canada.
LDSPrepper 2 months ago
@YiuTeub HONEYVILLE
aybesee123 1 month ago
Doesanyone know if I could use one gallon paint cans. New ones of course. They seal out the air ???
Thanks!
shesamdrum50 2 months ago
1:49 The daughter-in-law is using her bare hand to pat the cocoa powder down! Since she is NOT wearing plastic/latex gloves, hope she thoroughly scrubbed/sanitized her hands before starting the project. I hope she at no time became a victim of cross-contamination by touching her face, clothes, or other un-sterilized items & STOP TOUCHING THE CAN RIMS! Otherwise you may become a victim of food poisoning. Not to mention wasted food. Invite a "germaphobe" to your group if U can. LOL. I wish u well.
shawso7 2 months ago
@shawso7 ya saddly, we naturally slough off lots of dead skin, and hair..pretty much non stop. I reccomend gloves, and hair nets when food prepping. And very, very, clean surfaces and tools.
tukkeeprepper 1 month ago
how long do the cans have for shelf life ?
RandomCatFilms 3 months ago
@RandomCatFilms up to 25 years. It depends what you can. It is food specific.
LDSPrepper 3 months ago
I'm very interested in renting or borrowing a cannery. Do I need to reserve one? I know I can purchase the cans from the cannery, but can I also get the oxygen absorbers from there also? And do you find that purchasing the food from the cannery is the most cost efficient? I am just starting my food storage, and have many questions. Sorry!
rhosteph 3 months ago
@rhosteph Contact your local LDS cannery in order to reserve it. If you are not LDS you may need to ask if you can join someone who has reserved it. Most LDS are more than glad to have you over and help you with your canning as you help them with theirs. Some foods are cheaper at Sams or especially Costco. You need to do your local price comparisons. The advantage of home canning like this is you can can anything you want. At the LDS cannery you can only can what they sell.
LDSPrepper 3 months ago
I can't afford to buy food for storing.
satsumamoon 3 months ago
@satsumamoon Neither can I. I buy for for eating later. When I can't get food.
LDSPrepper 3 months ago 2
What a shame with all these preppers storing and wasting food. Eventually to be thrown out and restocked, If all these preppers on youtube just sent all their food storage to Africa maybe some little kids wouldn't starve to death. *
*as fast
EvanRooster 3 months ago
@EvanRooster Actually most, if not all preppers eat what they prep and prep what they eat. Otherwise, yes it would be a considerable waste. But, I know folks now living off what they stored years ago thanks to the economy. Many DO send food to other countries, but I guess if it's not on Fox news you wouldn't know huh?
TheEndeavoringFamily 3 months ago
@TheEndeavoringFamily lol I don't watch fox broski
EvanRooster 2 months ago
@EvanRooster Bleeding Heart--You don't throw the food away---You rotate the food so none is wasted. You feed your family--If our economy keeps getting worse you may want third world stye handouts.
snookumsjack 2 months ago
What type of cocoa do you buy and from where?
anwalker3592 4 months ago
@anwalker3592 The best tasting cocoa I have tasted is from the LDS cannery. That is what we buy.
LDSPrepper 4 months ago
is this meathod only for dry items? is there any way to pressure can these in a typical home canner...granted you could only do one at a time...
mellbutler 4 months ago
@mellbutler I don't know if you can pressure can these in a home canner.
LDSPrepper 4 months ago
The blue plastic clip on your table should be placed on the oxy abs. bag every time you take out packets or they should be kept in a closed canning jar. The absorbers actually absorb longer than 30 min. but the official instructions advise you remove from the bag what can be sealed up in cans over a 30 min. time frame. Folding the bag over between uses is no protection for the packets. As quickly as you worked it may not have been an issue. Nice job though.
zappo888 5 months ago
@zappo888 Great suggestion. Thanks for commenting.
LDSPrepper 4 months ago
thank you for sharing, God BLess
MarinePrepper 5 months ago
What brand is this cocoa? LDS? Thanks for the vid! I subbed. (don't bother to sub back, I have no vids)
julzbo 6 months ago
@julzbo Correct. The cocoa came from the LDS cannery.
LDSPrepper 6 months ago
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gianmarie 6 months ago
I have been watching prepping videos for months now trying to find a way for me to start. I feel like there isn't enough time left to get all I need. The bills are hard enough to keep up with little lone thinking about canning.
djskidvicious 6 months ago
@djskidvicious "The journey of a 1,000 miles starts with one step." It can be daunting but it is doable. You'll be very grateful for any steps you take. Please take a step today. In 12 months you'll be amazed at how far you have traveled.
LDSPrepper 6 months ago 6
great video
sugerbear520 6 months ago
Here in Staten Island N.Y. the closest cannery is 100 miles each way. But nice video anyway. I guess I am stuck with ordering from Honeyville and Emergency Essentials////
Ohh Well
StatenIslandPrepper 6 months ago
the jacksonville florida cannery does not let in non members at all since the beginning of the year.
drywallit43 6 months ago
@drywallit43 Due to the food shortage and not being able to supply all of the orders of LDS members that may be the case. I did check with our cannery in Houston. They do allow members of other faiths to use the cannery and to buy. They just have them join a LDS canning group. See if you can do that.
LDSPrepper 6 months ago
You know, those can sucking thingies........youre right, its easier to say than "oxygen absorbers". Might become common usage at out house now too. Honey, where did we put that bag of the can sucking thingies?
AnnBearForFreedom 6 months ago
I love going to the cannery turns into a four hour trip but well worth it.
rchopp 6 months ago
I didn't know it was so easy. I have got to do this. Thanks for the info.
TheBeeperman 6 months ago
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Gotta love those Mormons!
Silverstack3r 6 months ago
Dont think there is a LDS church in my area of Indiana for me its mountain house or mylar bags.
indman101 6 months ago
Nice work and great storage options!
wyattoneable 6 months ago
I am not that far away I really should look into this stuff
SasyBecause 6 months ago
Katzcradul has a great video on how to store the oxegyn absorbers that might actually help while you do that job ... LOL yes I realise you are done but maybe for next time
SasyBecause 6 months ago
Thanks for sharing. I am too far away to borrow the home canner. : ( But I have been to the cannery several times.
goosearrow 6 months ago
Nice to see families working together.
03DexterHauler 6 months ago
how long is that stuff good for
tomyhill123 6 months ago
Very nice, very practical, genious concept. Thanks for sharing! :)
That food lasts for ages, canned properly, treated hygienically, and with Oxy Absorbers - that's just really awesome.
A comment to Allen2045 - that is an excellent idea. Here you can get little metal can openers for basically a few cents - tape one inside each box (under the lid, and you always have one, and reserves, when you need to open them! :)
I will look into if there is an LDS cannery up here, but I seriously doubt it.
TheRealXesc 6 months ago
I would have to have a can opener in every box. Great video.
Allen2045 6 months ago
@Allen2045 Great idea!
LDSPrepper 6 months ago
@LDSPrepper Thanks, I was just wondering why I never see can openers mentioned when people are stocking up on can goods. We all have them but if the worse came to worse and you had to live off the food you would need several canopeners in case one broke.
Allen2045 6 months ago
Awesome vid!
MrDeathstyle 6 months ago
Do you have to be a member of the LDS church to use it?
lara7206 6 months ago
@lara7206 No not at all. Please read the description for more info.
LDSPrepper 6 months ago
@lara7206 it depends some cannerys let everyone come in some you have to be brought by a lds church member and others are members only.so call before you go.
germanprepper 6 months ago