Are you looking for one of the best vacuum sealers on the market today, you’re in luck.

Why? Because there are so many brands and types of vacuum sealers, it quickly becomes overwhelming to sort through it all.

It’s easy to get so frustrated in the search for the right vacuum sealer, that you just give up.

But that’s a shame because vacuum sealers on one of the best kitchen appliances to own.

Not only is it a device that’s critical to keep your foods fresh longer, but it can save you a TON of money over time.

So today, I’m going to share everything I know about vacuum sealers, from how they work to their best features.

I’ll start off by share my favorite brands and units available today. Here’s a full list of ALL the vacuum sealer topics I’ll be covering:

• 7 Best Vacuum Sealers On The Market Today
• What Is A Vacuum Sealer Anyway
• Why Everyone Should Own A Vacuum Sealer
• Best Vacuum Sealer Features
• How Long Does Vacuum Sealed Food Last
• Best Vacuum Seal Bag Options (convenience vs. expense)
• How To Vacuum Seal All Sorts Of Food Items
• Items You Should Already Be Vacuum Sealing

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our Family First Food Planning Guide. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Best Vacuum Sealers To Stockpile & Save Money

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our #78 Item Complete Prepper Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

What Is A Vaccum Sealer Anyway

Vacuum sealers work exactly how they sound. They vacuum the air out of a bag and then seal it.

This air removal process helps to compress and preserve the items stored inside the bag.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our Family First Food Planning Guide. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Why Everyone Should Own A Vaccum Sealer

Investment / Save Money

My favorite prepping purchases are ones that pay for themselves.

Did you know the average US household wastes an estimated 76 billion pounds of food per year! That’s an average waste per person of 238 pounds per year (21 percent of the food purchased), costing about $1,800 per year.

Most of the food waste comes from fresh fruits (19%), vegetables (22%), dairy (20%), meat (21%), and seafood (31%).

All while there’s horrific starvation going on throughout the world – it’s so sad.

One way to reduce this problem is by using a vacuum sealer.

These devices allow you to preserve your food BEFORE it goes bad; BEFORE it turns into waste.

If you use a vacuum sealer, you can avoid this preventable waste AND save thousands of dollars per year!

That’s a win-win.

Saving money and saving the world.

Preparedness

Another reason to own a vacuum sealer is that it’s one of the most affordable ways to preserve food.

And I’ve written extensively about food storage and preservation techniques, such as:

• Best Home Freeze Dryers
• Best Food Dehydrators
• Top Survival Food Kits
• Best Non-Perishable Foods
• How To Make Pemmican
• How To Make Hardtack
• Mylar Bags – Food Storage’s Secret Weapon
• Canned Food Expiration Date Myth

Now, without a doubt, using a freeze dryer is the BEST way to stockpile food. Why? Because freeze-dried foods easily last decades!

How? Freeze dryers use extremely low temps and a vacuum chamber to remove ALL water content. And it does this without sacrificing texture, flavor, or nutrition.

But, there’s one massive drawback to Freeze Dryers – they’re expensive as hell. We’re talking over $2k expensive (for the small models)!

So the upfront cost to buy a freeze dryer is cost-prohibitive for most folks – myself included.

But you can pick up a vacuum sealer, with all the bells and whistles, for under $200.

And while freeze dryers remove moisture to preserve it, vacuum sealers remove oxygen.

And bacteria (the stuff that spoils food) is organic. So it needs what all living organisms need to survive (air and water). So by removing either of these elements, you stop food spoilage in its tracks.

Vacuuming sealing, and properly storing food, can provide shelf-stable foods for years. And sometimes even decades!

That’s what preparedness is all about, accumulating healthy foods for an uncertain future.

Vacuum sealers are an essential tool to build a food stockpile properly.

Waterproofing

Most people buy vacuum sealers to preserve food, but that’s not the only thing you can vacuum seal.

There’s a lot of gear, clothes, etc. that you also might consider vacuum sealing.

For example, you could vacuum seal some matches for your bug out bag. Or you could vacuum seal ammo before you put them into a survival cache.

Any gear to put into a plastic bag and vacuum seal immediately protects that item from water – genius!

Storage Compression / Saving Space / Organization

Vacuum sealers can crush fabrics or jackets down significantly in size. This process will keep your cramped closets organized and tidy.

For example, my wife owns several down vests, and those compress down to a fraction of the original size. These lightweight jackets are an ideal item to compress when not in use.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our #78 Item Complete Prepper Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Best Vacuum Sealer Features

Automatic Bag Detection

Automatic bag detection makes vacuum sealing easier than ever. It allows you to add the tip of a bag to the mouth of the vacuum sealer, and the machine does the rest.

Auto means there are no levels to push or pull or activation buttons to push. Just feed the bag into the mouth of the machine, and it will detect it and begin sucking.

Accessory Hose

A hose attachment allows you to vacuum seal more than just plastic bags. You can use specialty attachments to vacuum mason jars as well.

This feature helps make your vacuum sealer much more versatile.

Here’s an example of an accessory hose put to good use:

Bag Storage Built-In

Another nice feature is a built-in bag storage location for a roll of specialty plastic bags.

Machines with this storage feature also tend to provide a slide cutter. So you can just pull the plastic out to any size you choose and cut it.

This feature is not only more convenient but helps eliminate waste. It does this by allowing you to custom-size the bags only to use the amount of plastic you need. No more, no less.

Removable Drip Tray

Vacuum sealing liquids can sometimes get messy. Spills and drips are inevitable. So most vacuum sealers include drip trays to collect this moisture to prevent spills.

But you want to make sure you get one with a REMOVABLE drip tray. This feature allows you to easily clean the tray out without having to put the entire unit in the sink.

“Seal Only” Button

Sometimes you just want to heat seal a bag WITHOUT sucking. This feature comes in handy when you are creating your own custom-sized bags.

When you pull a length of plastic off a roll and cut it, both ends will now be open. Before you can suck, you need to seal one of the bag ends first. But you don’t want to suck yet.

So you need a “seal only feature” if you want to use a bulk roll of plastic bags (instead of pre-bought ones).

And the bulk rolls save you money and reduce waste.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our #78 Item Complete Prepper Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

How Long Does Vacuum Sealed Food Last

Well, it depends on the type of food you’re trying to store, how that food is prepared, and what kind of bag you use to store it in.

But if you’re storing dry goods in Mylar bags and using oxygen absorbers. Plus, you keep these sealed bags of food in a cool dry location, you can start thinking in terms of decades!

Awesome, but what about foods with moisture?

Well, if you do a good job of dehydrating fruits and vegetables first, then you can see impressive results.

Again, if you remove moisture and air (oxygen), then mold, fungus, and bacteria cannot take root. IF those spoilers are blocked, the food will keep a very long time.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our Ultimate Survival Gear Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Best Vacuum Sealer Bag Options (convenience vs. expense)

Most vacuum sealers come with their own set of vacuum seal bags. And choosing the right type of bag is essential for success.

Due to the way vacuuming sealing works, you need micro gaps in the bag.

If you look close, you’ll notice small bumps on the food storage bags made for vacuum sealing. These bumps are essential to the vacuum sealing process.

The bumps create small channels for the air to be removed from the bag. And if there are no bumps, theirs no airway to suck the air through.

This blockage is what happens when you try to use a regular bag (one without bumps) with a vacuum sealer. It doesn’t work!

There are three types of bags people tend to use with a vacuum sealer

1. Vacuum Sealer Bags
2. Mylar Bags
3. Ziplock Bags

Vacuum Sealer Bags

These bags are the ones made explicitly for vacuum sealers. They have small bumps on the bag, but these bumps are not there for looks. The nodes allow air to suck through even when the bag is being held together by the vacuum sealer.

If these bags did not have bumps, then it would be more challenging to get any suction to happen. Why? Because if the plastic was smooth and flat, air couldn’t pass through to create the suction action.

Then once the air is removed, the vacuum sealer uses a heating element to melt the plastic, creating a seal.

These are the best bags to use for everyday use. But these bags are not ideal if your goal is extreme long-term storage; for that, you should choose Mylar bags.

Mylar Bags

Mylar bags are non-porous and remain completely sealed for years, and perhaps decades.

But because it’s so smooth, it’s impossible to draw air out of a Mylar bag using a vacuum sealer.

To make these bags work, you must add a small strip of specialty plastic to create a channel for the air to suck through.

Here’s a video showing this cost-effective and straightforward method in action:

Ziplock Bags

Everyone knows Ziplock bags, and they do make a “ziplock” version of the plastic vacuum seal bags. And the reason we all love ziplock bags is because of their extreme convenience.

But, standard zip locks are not made to work with vacuum sealers. And the specialty ones are cost-prohibitive.

So, if you’re interested, there is a way to use regular zip locks with your vacuum sealer. Yes, it does take more steps, but it’s not too bad if you’re interested in saving a few dollars.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our #78 Item Complete Prepper Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

How To Vacuum Seal All Sorts Of Foods

Man! There’s a TON of excellent resources available on the web on “how-to” vacuum seal “just-about-anything”. I’ve spent hours founding the best videos and I’m going to share them all next.

Note: You may want to consider bookmarking this page, so you can quickly return when you’re ready to start using your vacuum sealer in the future.

How To Vacuum Seal Meat

Many people purchase a vacuum sealer to store bulk meat in their freezer. This makes sense because if you do it right, you’ll eliminate freezer burn and the meat will taste fresher when you’re ready to eat it. 

How To Vacuum Seal Avocados

I don’t know how many avocados I’ve lost over the years. These suckers will go bad in just a couple of days, which means it’s risky to buy in bulk. But not if you vacuum seal them!

How To Vacuum Seal Your Favorite Fish And Wild Game

This video shows you how to prep and season your wild game for vacuum sealing:

How To Vacuum Seal Soup

Soups are tricky to vacuum seal but not impossible. Check out this video to learn how:

How To Vacuum Seal Bread and Hamburger Buns

Sealing bread (especially soft pieces of bread like buns) can be a challenge IF you don’t know what you’re doing. Most people end up with squished bread that’s flat as a pancake. Not good.

So instead, watch the video below to see how easy it can be once you learn the correct way:

How To Vacuum Seal Moist Foods

Vacuuming sealing moist foods can be extremely messy. That’s why most vacuum sealers come with drip trays. But if you get the right bags, you can nearly eliminate this headache altogether! 

How To Vacuum Seal Flour For Long Term Storage

Does Vacuum Sealing Speed Up Marinating?

YES, SIGNIFICANTLY! Negative air pressure helps to pull a liquid marinade into the meat.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our Family First Food Planning Guide. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Items You Should Already Be Vacuum Sealing

Check out this excellent video from Canadian Prepper if you’d rather watch than read this list:

1. Food

Meats, Veggies, Fruits, Snacks, You Name it, You Can Probably Vacuum Seal IT!

2. Water

I store water in Legacy Premium 5 Gallon Stackable Containers. Some people buy canned water instead.

Another alternative to expensive canned water is to vacuum seal your own water in Mylar bags.

You can filter water before vacuum sealing and store it in a safe location. It’ll remain safe and delicious until the day you need to crack a pouch open to survive.

3. Toilet Paper, Towel, Wipes

With the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone now realizes how critical TP is for everyday life. That’s why many people have stocked up to prevent being caught off guard in the future. Great!

But here’s the problem, what if your TP stash gets wet from a flood or a pipe leak? It could ruin your entire investment. Plus, stockpiling TP takes up a ton of storage space.

So to fix both of these issues, you could vacuum seal your TP and compress it (to save space) AND make it waterproof! This strategy makes sense to me.

Note: Any type of thin fabric or cloth will compress down to a much smaller size when most of the air is removed.

4. Batteries

You should waterproof your batteries. This is especially true IF you pack batteries in your survival pack or bug out bag.

Vacuum sealing keeps them safe and helps to prolong their shelf life.

5. Fire Starting Kit

There’s nothing more demoralizing than showing up at your campsite and can’t make a fire.

This is your fate if your survival lighter or survival matches become soaked. They become useless.

No spark, no fire, no heat, no cooking…bummer

So put your matches and lighters in a plastic bag and vacuum seal them to make them waterproof.

6. Ammunition

Listen, if you’re into preparedness, then you know how important it is to store your ammo the right way.

And usually, I’d suggest using ammo cans with good seals (plus using oxygen absorbers).

But what if you want to bury some ammo in a survival cache?

Well, in this case, I suggest you vacuum seal your ammo to prevent any moisture-based corrosion.

7. Medication

If you want your medications to last many years, get them out of those pill bottles.

Instead, use Mylar bags to seal those critical meds for the long haul.

8. First Aid Kits

Small first aid kits are generally not waterproof. But these are also the kits that are best for your survival pack, bug out bag, or get home bags.

But downpours or river crossings can put all your gear into jeopardy. So waterproof that bad boy using plastic bags and vacuum sealing.

9. Sharpie Markers / Pens

Ink will eventually dry out when exposed to air.

So vacuum seal a few, and you’ll know you’ve got the power of the pen no matter what the future holds.

10. Spices

Spices can lose flavor over time. They won’t typically “spoil” but what good is a spice that has little or no flavor.

But you can save that flavor profile longer by trapping them in an airtight vacuum chamber.

10. Hand Crank Radio

If you use Mylar bags for storage, you’re creating a mini Faraday bag.

An EMP electrical pulse will go around the foil of Mylar and protect the devices within. So add a hand-crank radio (or any electronic devices) to a Mylar bag and vacuum seal it.

12. Firearm

Again, survival caches are known to be exposed to moisture – no matter how well you seal the container.

And if you store ammo in your survival cache, you may also want to have a firearm to go with said ammo.

So suck out the air and wrap it up!

13. Seeds

Seeds are powerful, especially in a doomsday scenario. A seed can equal an abundance of food and nutrition.

They have extreme value in a barter economy.

That’s why you should protect that value by sealing them up. Don’t let them go bad prematurely.

14. Documents / Photos

You can vacuum seal your documents or laminate them. Both of these techniques protect critical documents from water damage.

So if you’re worried about flooding– consider vacuum sealing your critical docs.

15. Socks/Underwear/Tee-shirts

You should take at least one change of undergarments in your bug out bag. And I like to put them in a skivvy roll to keep them organized and compact.

However, you can compress these “small clothes” even more. AND make them waterproof by vacuum sealing them.

Final Thoughts

A vacuum sealer is a wise investment, especially if you’re into preparedness.

Because when you store foods without moisture or air, they last much much longer. This method helps to prevent unnecessary food waste and builds valuable food stockpiles.

Save money AND become more resilient? A vacuum sealer is truly a “no brainer” investment.

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Are you looking for one of the best vacuum sealers on the market today, you’re in luck.

Why? Because there are so many brands and types of vacuum sealers, it quickly becomes overwhelming to sort through it all.

It’s easy to get so frustrated in the search for the right vacuum sealer, that you just give up.

But that’s a shame because vacuum sealers on one of the best kitchen appliances to own.

Not only is it a device that’s critical to keep your foods fresh longer, but it can save you a TON of money over time.

So today, I’m going to share everything I know about vacuum sealers, from how they work to their best features.

I’ll start off by share my favorite brands and units available today. Here’s a full list of ALL the vacuum sealer topics I’ll be covering:

• 7 Best Vacuum Sealers On The Market Today
• What Is A Vacuum Sealer Anyway
• Why Everyone Should Own A Vacuum Sealer
• Best Vacuum Sealer Features
• How Long Does Vacuum Sealed Food Last
• Best Vacuum Seal Bag Options (convenience vs. expense)
• How To Vacuum Seal All Sorts Of Food Items
• Items You Should Already Be Vacuum Sealing

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our Family First Food Planning Guide. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Best Vacuum Sealers To Stockpile & Save Money

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our #78 Item Complete Prepper Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

What Is A Vaccum Sealer Anyway

Vacuum sealers work exactly how they sound. They vacuum the air out of a bag and then seal it.

This air removal process helps to compress and preserve the items stored inside the bag.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our Family First Food Planning Guide. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Why Everyone Should Own A Vaccum Sealer

Investment / Save Money

My favorite prepping purchases are ones that pay for themselves.

Did you know the average US household wastes an estimated 76 billion pounds of food per year! That’s an average waste per person of 238 pounds per year (21 percent of the food purchased), costing about $1,800 per year.

Most of the food waste comes from fresh fruits (19%), vegetables (22%), dairy (20%), meat (21%), and seafood (31%).

All while there’s horrific starvation going on throughout the world – it’s so sad.

One way to reduce this problem is by using a vacuum sealer.

These devices allow you to preserve your food BEFORE it goes bad; BEFORE it turns into waste.

If you use a vacuum sealer, you can avoid this preventable waste AND save thousands of dollars per year!

That’s a win-win.

Saving money and saving the world.

Preparedness

Another reason to own a vacuum sealer is that it’s one of the most affordable ways to preserve food.

And I’ve written extensively about food storage and preservation techniques, such as:

• Best Home Freeze Dryers
• Best Food Dehydrators
• Top Survival Food Kits
• Best Non-Perishable Foods
• How To Make Pemmican
• How To Make Hardtack
• Mylar Bags – Food Storage’s Secret Weapon
• Canned Food Expiration Date Myth

Now, without a doubt, using a freeze dryer is the BEST way to stockpile food. Why? Because freeze-dried foods easily last decades!

How? Freeze dryers use extremely low temps and a vacuum chamber to remove ALL water content. And it does this without sacrificing texture, flavor, or nutrition.

But, there’s one massive drawback to Freeze Dryers – they’re expensive as hell. We’re talking over $2k expensive (for the small models)!

So the upfront cost to buy a freeze dryer is cost-prohibitive for most folks – myself included.

But you can pick up a vacuum sealer, with all the bells and whistles, for under $200.

And while freeze dryers remove moisture to preserve it, vacuum sealers remove oxygen.

And bacteria (the stuff that spoils food) is organic. So it needs what all living organisms need to survive (air and water). So by removing either of these elements, you stop food spoilage in its tracks.

Vacuuming sealing, and properly storing food, can provide shelf-stable foods for years. And sometimes even decades!

That’s what preparedness is all about, accumulating healthy foods for an uncertain future.

Vacuum sealers are an essential tool to build a food stockpile properly.

Waterproofing

Most people buy vacuum sealers to preserve food, but that’s not the only thing you can vacuum seal.

There’s a lot of gear, clothes, etc. that you also might consider vacuum sealing.

For example, you could vacuum seal some matches for your bug out bag. Or you could vacuum seal ammo before you put them into a survival cache.

Any gear to put into a plastic bag and vacuum seal immediately protects that item from water – genius!

Storage Compression / Saving Space / Organization

Vacuum sealers can crush fabrics or jackets down significantly in size. This process will keep your cramped closets organized and tidy.

For example, my wife owns several down vests, and those compress down to a fraction of the original size. These lightweight jackets are an ideal item to compress when not in use.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our #78 Item Complete Prepper Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Best Vacuum Sealer Features

Automatic Bag Detection

Automatic bag detection makes vacuum sealing easier than ever. It allows you to add the tip of a bag to the mouth of the vacuum sealer, and the machine does the rest.

Auto means there are no levels to push or pull or activation buttons to push. Just feed the bag into the mouth of the machine, and it will detect it and begin sucking.

Accessory Hose

A hose attachment allows you to vacuum seal more than just plastic bags. You can use specialty attachments to vacuum mason jars as well.

This feature helps make your vacuum sealer much more versatile.

Here’s an example of an accessory hose put to good use:

Bag Storage Built-In

Another nice feature is a built-in bag storage location for a roll of specialty plastic bags.

Machines with this storage feature also tend to provide a slide cutter. So you can just pull the plastic out to any size you choose and cut it.

This feature is not only more convenient but helps eliminate waste. It does this by allowing you to custom-size the bags only to use the amount of plastic you need. No more, no less.

Removable Drip Tray

Vacuum sealing liquids can sometimes get messy. Spills and drips are inevitable. So most vacuum sealers include drip trays to collect this moisture to prevent spills.

But you want to make sure you get one with a REMOVABLE drip tray. This feature allows you to easily clean the tray out without having to put the entire unit in the sink.

“Seal Only” Button

Sometimes you just want to heat seal a bag WITHOUT sucking. This feature comes in handy when you are creating your own custom-sized bags.

When you pull a length of plastic off a roll and cut it, both ends will now be open. Before you can suck, you need to seal one of the bag ends first. But you don’t want to suck yet.

So you need a “seal only feature” if you want to use a bulk roll of plastic bags (instead of pre-bought ones).

And the bulk rolls save you money and reduce waste.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our #78 Item Complete Prepper Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

How Long Does Vacuum Sealed Food Last

Well, it depends on the type of food you’re trying to store, how that food is prepared, and what kind of bag you use to store it in.

But if you’re storing dry goods in Mylar bags and using oxygen absorbers. Plus, you keep these sealed bags of food in a cool dry location, you can start thinking in terms of decades!

Awesome, but what about foods with moisture?

Well, if you do a good job of dehydrating fruits and vegetables first, then you can see impressive results.

Again, if you remove moisture and air (oxygen), then mold, fungus, and bacteria cannot take root. IF those spoilers are blocked, the food will keep a very long time.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our Ultimate Survival Gear Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Best Vacuum Sealer Bag Options (convenience vs. expense)

Most vacuum sealers come with their own set of vacuum seal bags. And choosing the right type of bag is essential for success.

Due to the way vacuuming sealing works, you need micro gaps in the bag.

If you look close, you’ll notice small bumps on the food storage bags made for vacuum sealing. These bumps are essential to the vacuum sealing process.

The bumps create small channels for the air to be removed from the bag. And if there are no bumps, theirs no airway to suck the air through.

This blockage is what happens when you try to use a regular bag (one without bumps) with a vacuum sealer. It doesn’t work!

There are three types of bags people tend to use with a vacuum sealer

1. Vacuum Sealer Bags
2. Mylar Bags
3. Ziplock Bags

Vacuum Sealer Bags

These bags are the ones made explicitly for vacuum sealers. They have small bumps on the bag, but these bumps are not there for looks. The nodes allow air to suck through even when the bag is being held together by the vacuum sealer.

If these bags did not have bumps, then it would be more challenging to get any suction to happen. Why? Because if the plastic was smooth and flat, air couldn’t pass through to create the suction action.

Then once the air is removed, the vacuum sealer uses a heating element to melt the plastic, creating a seal.

These are the best bags to use for everyday use. But these bags are not ideal if your goal is extreme long-term storage; for that, you should choose Mylar bags.

Mylar Bags

Mylar bags are non-porous and remain completely sealed for years, and perhaps decades.

But because it’s so smooth, it’s impossible to draw air out of a Mylar bag using a vacuum sealer.

To make these bags work, you must add a small strip of specialty plastic to create a channel for the air to suck through.

Here’s a video showing this cost-effective and straightforward method in action:

Ziplock Bags

Everyone knows Ziplock bags, and they do make a “ziplock” version of the plastic vacuum seal bags. And the reason we all love ziplock bags is because of their extreme convenience.

But, standard zip locks are not made to work with vacuum sealers. And the specialty ones are cost-prohibitive.

So, if you’re interested, there is a way to use regular zip locks with your vacuum sealer. Yes, it does take more steps, but it’s not too bad if you’re interested in saving a few dollars.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our #78 Item Complete Prepper Checklist. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

How To Vacuum Seal All Sorts Of Foods

Man! There’s a TON of excellent resources available on the web on “how-to” vacuum seal “just-about-anything”. I’ve spent hours founding the best videos and I’m going to share them all next.

Note: You may want to consider bookmarking this page, so you can quickly return when you’re ready to start using your vacuum sealer in the future.

How To Vacuum Seal Meat

Many people purchase a vacuum sealer to store bulk meat in their freezer. This makes sense because if you do it right, you’ll eliminate freezer burn and the meat will taste fresher when you’re ready to eat it. 

How To Vacuum Seal Avocados

I don’t know how many avocados I’ve lost over the years. These suckers will go bad in just a couple of days, which means it’s risky to buy in bulk. But not if you vacuum seal them!

How To Vacuum Seal Your Favorite Fish And Wild Game

This video shows you how to prep and season your wild game for vacuum sealing:

How To Vacuum Seal Soup

Soups are tricky to vacuum seal but not impossible. Check out this video to learn how:

How To Vacuum Seal Bread and Hamburger Buns

Sealing bread (especially soft pieces of bread like buns) can be a challenge IF you don’t know what you’re doing. Most people end up with squished bread that’s flat as a pancake. Not good.

So instead, watch the video below to see how easy it can be once you learn the correct way:

How To Vacuum Seal Moist Foods

Vacuuming sealing moist foods can be extremely messy. That’s why most vacuum sealers come with drip trays. But if you get the right bags, you can nearly eliminate this headache altogether! 

How To Vacuum Seal Flour For Long Term Storage

Does Vacuum Sealing Speed Up Marinating?

YES, SIGNIFICANTLY! Negative air pressure helps to pull a liquid marinade into the meat.

As A Way To Introduce You To Skilled Survival, We’re Giving Away Our Family First Food Planning Guide. Click Here To Get Your FREE Copy Of It.

Items You Should Already Be Vacuum Sealing

Check out this excellent video from Canadian Prepper if you’d rather watch than read this list:

1. Food

Meats, Veggies, Fruits, Snacks, You Name it, You Can Probably Vacuum Seal IT!

2. Water

I store water in Legacy Premium 5 Gallon Stackable Containers. Some people buy canned water instead.

Another alternative to expensive canned water is to vacuum seal your own water in Mylar bags.

You can filter water before vacuum sealing and store it in a safe location. It’ll remain safe and delicious until the day you need to crack a pouch open to survive.

3. Toilet Paper, Towel, Wipes

With the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone now realizes how critical TP is for everyday life. That’s why many people have stocked up to prevent being caught off guard in the future. Great!

But here’s the problem, what if your TP stash gets wet from a flood or a pipe leak? It could ruin your entire investment. Plus, stockpiling TP takes up a ton of storage space.

So to fix both of these issues, you could vacuum seal your TP and compress it (to save space) AND make it waterproof! This strategy makes sense to me.

Note: Any type of thin fabric or cloth will compress down to a much smaller size when most of the air is removed.

4. Batteries

You should waterproof your batteries. This is especially true IF you pack batteries in your survival pack or bug out bag.

Vacuum sealing keeps them safe and helps to prolong their shelf life.

5. Fire Starting Kit

There’s nothing more demoralizing than showing up at your campsite and can’t make a fire.

This is your fate if your survival lighter or survival matches become soaked. They become useless.

No spark, no fire, no heat, no cooking…bummer

So put your matches and lighters in a plastic bag and vacuum seal them to make them waterproof.

6. Ammunition

Listen, if you’re into preparedness, then you know how important it is to store your ammo the right way.

And usually, I’d suggest using ammo cans with good seals (plus using oxygen absorbers).

But what if you want to bury some ammo in a survival cache?

Well, in this case, I suggest you vacuum seal your ammo to prevent any moisture-based corrosion.

7. Medication

If you want your medications to last many years, get them out of those pill bottles.

Instead, use Mylar bags to seal those critical meds for the long haul.

8. First Aid Kits

Small first aid kits are generally not waterproof. But these are also the kits that are best for your survival pack, bug out bag, or get home bags.

But downpours or river crossings can put all your gear into jeopardy. So waterproof that bad boy using plastic bags and vacuum sealing.

9. Sharpie Markers / Pens

Ink will eventually dry out when exposed to air.

So vacuum seal a few, and you’ll know you’ve got the power of the pen no matter what the future holds.

10. Spices

Spices can lose flavor over time. They won’t typically “spoil” but what good is a spice that has little or no flavor.

But you can save that flavor profile longer by trapping them in an airtight vacuum chamber.

10. Hand Crank Radio

If you use Mylar bags for storage, you’re creating a mini Faraday bag.

An EMP electrical pulse will go around the foil of Mylar and protect the devices within. So add a hand-crank radio (or any electronic devices) to a Mylar bag and vacuum seal it.

12. Firearm

Again, survival caches are known to be exposed to moisture – no matter how well you seal the container.

And if you store ammo in your survival cache, you may also want to have a firearm to go with said ammo.

So suck out the air and wrap it up!

13. Seeds

Seeds are powerful, especially in a doomsday scenario. A seed can equal an abundance of food and nutrition.

They have extreme value in a barter economy.

That’s why you should protect that value by sealing them up. Don’t let them go bad prematurely.

14. Documents / Photos

You can vacuum seal your documents or laminate them. Both of these techniques protect critical documents from water damage.

So if you’re worried about flooding– consider vacuum sealing your critical docs.

15. Socks/Underwear/Tee-shirts

You should take at least one change of undergarments in your bug out bag. And I like to put them in a skivvy roll to keep them organized and compact.

However, you can compress these “small clothes” even more. AND make them waterproof by vacuum sealing them.

Final Thoughts

A vacuum sealer is a wise investment, especially if you’re into preparedness.

Because when you store foods without moisture or air, they last much much longer. This method helps to prevent unnecessary food waste and builds valuable food stockpiles.

Save money AND become more resilient? A vacuum sealer is truly a “no brainer” investment.

“Just In Case” Jack

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Almost everyone has heard about the rapidly growing global energy crisis by now, but most people assume that this crisis will eventually go away because they think that authorities have everything under control.  Unfortunately, that is not true at all.  This crisis has taken our leaders by surprise, and now many of them have shifted into panic mode because they realize that there will be no easy fixes.  Decades of neglect and foolish decisions have brought us to the precipice of a nightmare, and many of us are going to be absolutely astonished by some of the things that happen in the months ahead.

Here in the United States, we have neglected to properly invest in our power grids for a very long time, and now they are at a breaking point.

We are being warned that there could be widespread “rolling blackouts” this summer, and the situation is particularly dire in Midwest states such as Michigan…

The Lansing Board of Water and Light, or BWL, warned in a press release on Tuesday that the company is preparing for potential ‘rolling black-outs’ this summer.

The Mid-Continent Independent System Operator, or MISO, is Michigan’s power grid regulator. MISO will have to ‘load-shed’ if they see expected energy shortages during peak usage times due to hot weather. Load-shedding is purposefully shutting down electric power in some areas of a power-distribution system to prevent the entire system from failing when it is strained by high demand.

Meanwhile, the price of gasoline is likely to continue to go up.

For quite some time, the amount of oil that is being produced around the world each day has been lower than the amount of oil that is being used around the world each day, and as a result supplies have been getting tighter and tighter…

Fast forward to today, and where are we? Intrinsic demand is thought to be around 103 million barrels a day now, owing to 1% per year global population growth, plus increased wealth–and demand should keep growing at roughly that pace. But supplies aren’t nearly keeping up. We’re currently producing around 100.6 million barrels (reflecting the loss of about a million barrels from Russia), and the resulting spike in prices is already constraining demand to around 101 million barrels, according to Majcher.

When demand is greater than supply, either prices go up or eventually you have shortages.

And sometimes both things happen.

Bank of America is telling us that oil inventories have reached a “dangerously low point”, and until that changes prices are likely to continue to rise…

The result is a market that for the second straight year is under-supplied, and drawing down inventories as a result–on top of the drawdown in strategic reserves approved by political leaders to try and lower prices. Bank of America is already warning that global oil inventories have fallen to a “dangerously low point,” with certain gasoline and diesel supplies in particular at “precarious levels” as we head into peak U.S. driving season. U.S. oil inventories are already 14% below their five-year average, BofA notes, while distillates (like diesel) are 22% below.

I wish that I could tell you that there is hope that things will turn around eventually.

But at this point the CEO of Exxon is actually warning us to expect “up to five years of turbulent oil markets”…

Consumers must be prepared to endure up to five years of turbulent oil markets, the head of ExxonMobil said Tuesday, citing under-investment and the coronavirus pandemic.

Energy markets have been roiled by the Ukraine war as Russia has reduced some exports and faced sanctions while Europe has announced plans to wean itself off dependency on Russian fossil fuels in coming years.

If you think that things are bad now, just wait until you see what happens after a major war erupts in the Middle East.

Then things will really start getting crazy.

Speaking of war, over in Europe a looming natural gas shortage due to the war in Ukraine is likely to cause immense economic problems in the months ahead.

Now that Russia has significantly reduced the flow of natural gas to Germany, it looks like the Germans will soon be forced to ration it, and the Wall Street Journal is telling us that authorities expect “a gas shortage by December”…

The German government moved closer to rationing natural gas on Thursday after Russia cut deliveries to the country last week in an escalation of the economic war triggered by Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

Berlin triggered the second of its three-step plan to deal with gas shortages after the Kremlin-controlled energy giant Gazprom, the country’s biggest gas exporter, throttled delivery via the Nordstream pipeline by around 60% last week. Germany’s gas reserves are at 58% capacity, and the government now expects a gas shortage by December if supplies don’t pick up, Economy Minister Robert Habeck said.

It would be difficult for me to overstate the seriousness of this problem.  Energy prices have already gone completely nuts in Europe, and one German official is actually comparing this crisis to the collapse of Lehman Brothers…

With energy suppliers piling up losses by being forced to cover volumes at high prices, there’s a danger of a spillover effect for local utilities and their customers, including consumers and businesses, Economy Minister Robert Habeck said Thursday after raising the country’s gas risk level to the second-highest “alarm” phase.

“If this minus gets so big that they can’t carry it anymore, the whole market is in danger of collapsing at some point,” Habeck said at a news conference in Berlin, “so a Lehman effect in the energy system.”

Needless to say, it isn’t just Germany that is being affected…

The crisis has spilled far beyond Germany, with 12 European Union member states affected and 10 issuing an early warning under gas security regulation, Frans Timmermans, the European Union’s climate chief, said in a speech to the European Parliament.

“The risk of a full gas disruption is now more real than ever before,” he said. “All this is part of Russia’s strategy to undermine our unity.”

If the war in Ukraine could be brought to a peaceful resolution, that would greatly help matters.

But we all know that isn’t going to happen any time soon.

On top of everything else, global supplies of diesel fuel get squeezed a little bit more with each passing day.  The price of diesel fuel is 75 percent higher than it was a year ago, and here in the United States we have been warned that the Northeast “is quietly running out of diesel”…

The upward pressure on diesel and jet fuel prices in particular is getting attention in the White House, Amrita Sen of Energy Aspects told Squawk Box yesterday. Diesel prices are up a whopping 75% from a year ago, and the spread between diesel and gasoline prices has also widened considerably. The high cost is creating huge strains on truckers and the supply chain; the Northeast “is quietly running out of diesel,” FreightWaves warned two weeks ago.

Even though there could be a historic supply crunch, we won’t completely run out of diesel fuel.

However, as I detailed in an article that has gone extremely viral, we are potentially facing really severe shortages of both diesel exhaust fluid and diesel engine oil if solutions cannot be found.

Urea is required to produce diesel exhaust fluid, and the U.S. doesn’t produce enough.  We are normally one of the largest importers of urea in the entire world, and Russia and China are two of the largest exporters.  Our leaders have decided that we don’t want urea from Russia, and China has restricted exports.

So that puts us in a really tough position.  If you have a diesel vehicle, I would highly recommend stocking up on diesel exhaust fluid while you still can.

As for diesel engine oil, there are several key additives that are in short supply right now due to major problems at several manufacturers.  An article that Mike Adams just posted goes into the details.  This is a very serious situation that is not going to be resolved any time in the near future.

The bottom line is that supplies of diesel fuel are going to get very tight, and there may be times when diesel exhaust fluid and diesel engine oil are not available at all.

All three are required in order for diesel vehicles to operate, and as I explained yesterday, the U.S. economy runs on diesel.

If we were suddenly unable to use our diesel vehicles, all of our supply chains would collapse and we would no longer have a functioning economy.

So hopefully our leaders are working really hard to find some solutions.

Because it looks like this summer could be quite difficult, and the outlook for the months beyond is even less promising.

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Why are so many dangerous diseases suddenly popping up all over the place?  In this article I am going to tell you about three new outbreaks that I have never written about before, and the fourth one that I am going to discuss has only been around for less than two months.  For a long time I have been warning that we were entering a new era of great pestilences, but that really didn’t come to fruition until this year.  Throughout 2020 and 2021 the world was fixated on one particular virus, but now strange new pestilences are erupting quite frequently.  Can anyone out there explain why this is happening?

This week, health officials in the U.S. revealed that we are now facing “one of the worst outbreaks of meningococcal disease” in the history of our country.  The following comes from CBS News…

Health officials on Wednesday recommended that men in Florida who have sex with other men get a meningococcal vaccine following what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention called “one of the worst outbreaks of meningococcal disease among gay and bisexual men in U.S. history.”

The CDC said in a statement that there have been at least 24 cases and seven deaths among gay and bisexual men caused by the bacteria in Florida recently. The CDC also recommended that gay and bisexual men traveling to Florida should ask their health care provider about getting the vaccine.

Seven deaths in just 24 cases is a very high death rate.

Hopefully health officials will be successful in containing this outbreak, because this is a really nasty bug that you definitely do not want to get…

Meningococcal disease is caused by a bacteria, and when the linings of the brain and spinal cord become infected, it is called meningitis.

Meningococcal disease usually presents as an infection of meningitis or a bloodstream infection about three to seven days after exposure, the CDC said. Both are serious and can be deadly.

Meanwhile, polio has actually been detected in the United Kingdom…

For the first time in nearly 40 years, health officials in the U.K. have identified a likely outbreak of polio in London.

So far, there have been no cases of polio detected directly in the U.K. But instead, scientists have discovered the outbreak through an indirect route. They’ve found multiple versions of the virus in sewage water, the U.K. Health Security Agency said Wednesday in a press release.

This wasn’t supposed to happen.

The last confirmed case of polio in the United Kingdom was in 1984.

Authorities theorize that it is now appearing in sewage water because “an infected person brought the virus into London and then spread it to others who weren’t immunized”…

People infected with polio, or who have been vaccinated with a live version of the virus, shed traces of the virus in their stool – which eventually end up in sewage wastewater. So the current hypothesis is that an infected person brought the virus into London and then spread it to others who weren’t immunized.

On a different note, a man in Austria has developed a case of “super gonorrhoea” after having sex with a prostitute in Cambodia…

Super gonorrhoea poses a ‘major global threat’, scientists have warned in the wake of an Austrian man catching a drug-resistant version of the STI.

The unidentified man, in his 50s, became infected after having unprotected sex with a prostitute while on holiday in Cambodia in April.

A normal case of gonorrhea would not be newsworthy, because there are millions of those each year.

The reason why this new case is important is because it is a new super strain that “could effectively render gonorrhoea untreatable”…

Doctors called his strain ‘extensively drug resistant’ and different to ones seen before.

They warned it could effectively render gonorrhoea untreatable, if it was allowed to spread.

Lastly, I wanted to give an update on the monkeypox outbreak.

On Thursday, the total number of confirmed cases in the United States rose to 156…

MONKEYPOX cases continue to rise in the US with 14 new infections detected, data from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention shows.

The latest update by the CDC on Thursday brings the nation’s total cases to 156, only a month since the first US case was detected.

Overall, monkeypox has now spread to 59 different countries, and there are 3,635 confirmed cases.

If what we were dealing with was normal monkeypox, I wouldn’t really be too alarmed.

However, scientists are telling us that this is a “hyper-mutated” strain, and officials here in the U.S. are warning that “unusual symptoms” are being reported by many victims…

Scientists have warned of unusual symptoms in US patients that were not previously associated with the virus.

Some patients reported pain in or around the anus and rectum, rectal bleeding, proctitis (painful inflammation of the rectum lining), or the feeling of needing a bowel movement even though the bowels are empty.

Of course it is entirely possible that those symptoms are being caused by something other than monkeypox.

New York has been one of the hotspots for this outbreak, and authorities in New York City have decided to start offering vaccination to “at-risk groups”…

New York City began offering vaccination against monkeypox to at-risk groups on Thursday, as authorities scramble to contain a global outbreak.

But demand was so high, within hours of launching the program the city had to cut off walk-in appointments, and scheduled visits were already booked through early next week.

If there is this much hysteria in the U.S. with only 156 confirmed cases, what will things be like if the number of confirmed cases rises to 10,000 or 100,000?

The word “lemmings” comes to mind when I hear about this sort of panic.

At this point, there is no reason to panic over any of these outbreaks.

But of course it is inevitable that eventually there will be pestilences that will make everything that we have been through so far look like a cakewalk.

So we will keep watching, because the next deadly plague that kills millions of people could be just around the corner.

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This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge. 

Former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and vice-chair of The Fed Bill Dudley has not been shy to express his real thoughts since he left the hallowed halls of groupthink.

In August 2019, he urged Fed Chair Powell to prevent Trump’s re-election.

In June 2020, Dudley admitted The Fed’s massive intervention during the COVID crash had created “a little bit of moral hazard in the sense you’re encouraging people to take on more debt.”

In October 2020, the former FRBNY boss admitted The Fed was powerless and only Congress could save Americans now.

In November 2021, Dudley warned The Fed that “hope and pray” that inflation abates is not a strategy, warning, “if it waits, the economy could significantly overheat, requiring the Fed to jam on the brakes, precipitating an early recession.”

Then lastly, in April 2022, the retired group thinker admitted that “Financial conditions need to tighten. If this doesn’t happen on its own (which seems unlikely), the Fed will have to shock markets to achieve the desired response.”

Which appears to be what they have done, and now, confirming what we have been saying since December, Dudley explains in his latest Bloomberg Op-Ed that The Fed is cornered and a hard landing for the economy is inevitable.

“While the Fed’s forecasts have become more plausible over time, I see several reasons to expect a much harder landing.“

And after laying out those reasons, his conclusion is ominous…

“Much like Wile E. Coyote heading off a cliff, the US economy has plenty of momentum but rapidly disappearing support. Falling back to earth will not be a pleasant experience.”

Read the full op-ed below: (emphasis ours)

If you’re still holding out hope that the Federal Reserve will be able to engineer a soft landing in the US economy, abandon it.  A recession is inevitable within the next 12 to 18 months.

In their latest set of projections, Fed officials laid out a benign scenario, in which the economy keeps growing at a moderate pace and unemployment increases only slightly, even as the central bank raises interest rates significantly to get inflation under control. While the Fed’s forecasts have become more plausible over time, I see several reasons to expect a much harder landing.

First, persistent price increases have forced the Fed to shift its focus from supporting economic activity to pushing inflation back down to its 2% objective. The central bank’s employment mandate is now subservient to its inflation mandate. This can be seen both in Chair Jerome Powell’s performance at last week’s press conference and in the June FOMC statement, which removed language that the labor market would “remain strong.”

Second, the new focus on price stability will be relentless. Fed officials recognize that failing to bring inflation back down would be disastrous: Inflation expectations would likely become unanchored, necessitating an even bigger recession later. From a risk management perspective, better to act now, whatever the cost in terms of jobs and growth. Powell does not want to repeat the mistakes of the late 1960s and the 1970s.

Third, the current economic expansion is uniquely vulnerable to a sudden stop. In the short term, payroll growth, economic reopening and healthy balance sheets (supported by the vast fiscal stimulus of 2020 and 2021) should support demand, which in several sectors exceeds supply. For example, the two-year cumulative supply shortage in the motor vehicle sector likely amounts to several million units. As a result, it’ll take time and a considerable monetary policy tightening to reduce demand and for that to translate fully into weaker production of goods and services.

But when that time comes, the production adjustment is likely to be abrupt, due to tight financial conditions, restrictive fiscal policy and tapped-out household savings. The broad US equity market is down more than 20%, mortgage rates are up more than 2 percentage points and the dollar is up about 10% against a broad basket of foreign currencies (constraining U.S. exports). The Hutchins Center at the Brookings Institution estimates that fiscal policy shaved more than 3 percentage points off annualized US economic growth in the first three months of 2022 — a drag that is expected to persist through 2023. As inflation outstrips wage growth, the personal savings rate has plummeted, from 26.6% in March 2021 to 4.4% this April, significantly below its long-run average. No wonder consumer sentiment has fallen to levels last reached in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, and Google searches for the word “recession” are hitting new records.

Finally, economic history points to a hard landing. The Fed has never tightened enough to push up the unemployment rate by 0.5 percentage point or more without triggering a recession. According to the Sahm rule, when this trigger is reached the next stop is a deeper slump, in which unemployment increases by at least 2 percentage points.

Much like Wile E. Coyote heading off a cliff, the US economy has plenty of momentum but rapidly disappearing support. Falling back to earth will not be a pleasant experience.

Given all that, we wonder what Mr. Powell will say at this morning’s Humphrey Hawkins testimony.

Remember, the weekend’s talking points from Washington were that “recession is not inevitable.”

The ‘Take This Job and Shove It’ Recession

Are you looking for one of the best vacuum sealers on the market today, you’re in luck.

Why? Because there are so many brands and types of vacuum sealers, it quickly becomes overwhelming to sort through it all.

It’s easy to get so frustrated in the search for the right vacuum sealer, that you just give up.

But that’s a shame because vacuum sealers on one of the best kitchen appliances to own.

Not only is it a device that’s critical to keep your foods fresh longer, but it can save you a TON of money over time.

So today, I’m going to share everything I know about vacuum sealers, from how they work to their best features.

I’ll start off by share my favorite brands and units available today. Here’s a full list of ALL the vacuum sealer topics I’ll be covering:

• 7 Best Vacuum Sealers On The Market Today
• What Is A Vacuum Sealer Anyway
• Why Everyone Should Own A Vacuum Sealer
• Best Vacuum Sealer Features
• How Long Does Vacuum Sealed Food Last
• Best Vacuum Seal Bag Options (convenience vs. expense)
• How To Vacuum Seal All Sorts Of Food Items
• Items You Should Already Be Vacuum Sealing

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Best Vacuum Sealers To Stockpile & Save Money

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What Is A Vaccum Sealer Anyway

Vacuum sealers work exactly how they sound. They vacuum the air out of a bag and then seal it.

This air removal process helps to compress and preserve the items stored inside the bag.

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Why Everyone Should Own A Vaccum Sealer

Investment / Save Money

My favorite prepping purchases are ones that pay for themselves.

Did you know the average US household wastes an estimated 76 billion pounds of food per year! That’s an average waste per person of 238 pounds per year (21 percent of the food purchased), costing about $1,800 per year.

Most of the food waste comes from fresh fruits (19%), vegetables (22%), dairy (20%), meat (21%), and seafood (31%).

All while there’s horrific starvation going on throughout the world – it’s so sad.

One way to reduce this problem is by using a vacuum sealer.

These devices allow you to preserve your food BEFORE it goes bad; BEFORE it turns into waste.

If you use a vacuum sealer, you can avoid this preventable waste AND save thousands of dollars per year!

That’s a win-win.

Saving money and saving the world.

Preparedness

Another reason to own a vacuum sealer is that it’s one of the most affordable ways to preserve food.

And I’ve written extensively about food storage and preservation techniques, such as:

• Best Home Freeze Dryers
• Best Food Dehydrators
• Top Survival Food Kits
• Best Non-Perishable Foods
• How To Make Pemmican
• How To Make Hardtack
• Mylar Bags – Food Storage’s Secret Weapon
• Canned Food Expiration Date Myth

Now, without a doubt, using a freeze dryer is the BEST way to stockpile food. Why? Because freeze-dried foods easily last decades!

How? Freeze dryers use extremely low temps and a vacuum chamber to remove ALL water content. And it does this without sacrificing texture, flavor, or nutrition.

But, there’s one massive drawback to Freeze Dryers – they’re expensive as hell. We’re talking over $2k expensive (for the small models)!

So the upfront cost to buy a freeze dryer is cost-prohibitive for most folks – myself included.

But you can pick up a vacuum sealer, with all the bells and whistles, for under $200.

And while freeze dryers remove moisture to preserve it, vacuum sealers remove oxygen.

And bacteria (the stuff that spoils food) is organic. So it needs what all living organisms need to survive (air and water). So by removing either of these elements, you stop food spoilage in its tracks.

Vacuuming sealing, and properly storing food, can provide shelf-stable foods for years. And sometimes even decades!

That’s what preparedness is all about, accumulating healthy foods for an uncertain future.

Vacuum sealers are an essential tool to build a food stockpile properly.

Waterproofing

Most people buy vacuum sealers to preserve food, but that’s not the only thing you can vacuum seal.

There’s a lot of gear, clothes, etc. that you also might consider vacuum sealing.

For example, you could vacuum seal some matches for your bug out bag. Or you could vacuum seal ammo before you put them into a survival cache.

Any gear to put into a plastic bag and vacuum seal immediately protects that item from water – genius!

Storage Compression / Saving Space / Organization

Vacuum sealers can crush fabrics or jackets down significantly in size. This process will keep your cramped closets organized and tidy.

For example, my wife owns several down vests, and those compress down to a fraction of the original size. These lightweight jackets are an ideal item to compress when not in use.

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Best Vacuum Sealer Features

Automatic Bag Detection

Automatic bag detection makes vacuum sealing easier than ever. It allows you to add the tip of a bag to the mouth of the vacuum sealer, and the machine does the rest.

Auto means there are no levels to push or pull or activation buttons to push. Just feed the bag into the mouth of the machine, and it will detect it and begin sucking.

Accessory Hose

A hose attachment allows you to vacuum seal more than just plastic bags. You can use specialty attachments to vacuum mason jars as well.

This feature helps make your vacuum sealer much more versatile.

Here’s an example of an accessory hose put to good use:

Bag Storage Built-In

Another nice feature is a built-in bag storage location for a roll of specialty plastic bags.

Machines with this storage feature also tend to provide a slide cutter. So you can just pull the plastic out to any size you choose and cut it.

This feature is not only more convenient but helps eliminate waste. It does this by allowing you to custom-size the bags only to use the amount of plastic you need. No more, no less.

Removable Drip Tray

Vacuum sealing liquids can sometimes get messy. Spills and drips are inevitable. So most vacuum sealers include drip trays to collect this moisture to prevent spills.

But you want to make sure you get one with a REMOVABLE drip tray. This feature allows you to easily clean the tray out without having to put the entire unit in the sink.

“Seal Only” Button

Sometimes you just want to heat seal a bag WITHOUT sucking. This feature comes in handy when you are creating your own custom-sized bags.

When you pull a length of plastic off a roll and cut it, both ends will now be open. Before you can suck, you need to seal one of the bag ends first. But you don’t want to suck yet.

So you need a “seal only feature” if you want to use a bulk roll of plastic bags (instead of pre-bought ones).

And the bulk rolls save you money and reduce waste.

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How Long Does Vacuum Sealed Food Last

Well, it depends on the type of food you’re trying to store, how that food is prepared, and what kind of bag you use to store it in.

But if you’re storing dry goods in Mylar bags and using oxygen absorbers. Plus, you keep these sealed bags of food in a cool dry location, you can start thinking in terms of decades!

Awesome, but what about foods with moisture?

Well, if you do a good job of dehydrating fruits and vegetables first, then you can see impressive results.

Again, if you remove moisture and air (oxygen), then mold, fungus, and bacteria cannot take root. IF those spoilers are blocked, the food will keep a very long time.

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Best Vacuum Sealer Bag Options (convenience vs. expense)

Most vacuum sealers come with their own set of vacuum seal bags. And choosing the right type of bag is essential for success.

Due to the way vacuuming sealing works, you need micro gaps in the bag.

If you look close, you’ll notice small bumps on the food storage bags made for vacuum sealing. These bumps are essential to the vacuum sealing process.

The bumps create small channels for the air to be removed from the bag. And if there are no bumps, theirs no airway to suck the air through.

This blockage is what happens when you try to use a regular bag (one without bumps) with a vacuum sealer. It doesn’t work!

There are three types of bags people tend to use with a vacuum sealer

1. Vacuum Sealer Bags
2. Mylar Bags
3. Ziplock Bags

Vacuum Sealer Bags

These bags are the ones made explicitly for vacuum sealers. They have small bumps on the bag, but these bumps are not there for looks. The nodes allow air to suck through even when the bag is being held together by the vacuum sealer.

If these bags did not have bumps, then it would be more challenging to get any suction to happen. Why? Because if the plastic was smooth and flat, air couldn’t pass through to create the suction action.

Then once the air is removed, the vacuum sealer uses a heating element to melt the plastic, creating a seal.

These are the best bags to use for everyday use. But these bags are not ideal if your goal is extreme long-term storage; for that, you should choose Mylar bags.

Mylar Bags

Mylar bags are non-porous and remain completely sealed for years, and perhaps decades.

But because it’s so smooth, it’s impossible to draw air out of a Mylar bag using a vacuum sealer.

To make these bags work, you must add a small strip of specialty plastic to create a channel for the air to suck through.

Here’s a video showing this cost-effective and straightforward method in action:

Ziplock Bags

Everyone knows Ziplock bags, and they do make a “ziplock” version of the plastic vacuum seal bags. And the reason we all love ziplock bags is because of their extreme convenience.

But, standard zip locks are not made to work with vacuum sealers. And the specialty ones are cost-prohibitive.

So, if you’re interested, there is a way to use regular zip locks with your vacuum sealer. Yes, it does take more steps, but it’s not too bad if you’re interested in saving a few dollars.

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How To Vacuum Seal All Sorts Of Foods

Man! There’s a TON of excellent resources available on the web on “how-to” vacuum seal “just-about-anything”. I’ve spent hours founding the best videos and I’m going to share them all next.

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How To Vacuum Seal Meat

Many people purchase a vacuum sealer to store bulk meat in their freezer. This makes sense because if you do it right, you’ll eliminate freezer burn and the meat will taste fresher when you’re ready to eat it. 

How To Vacuum Seal Avocados

I don’t know how many avocados I’ve lost over the years. These suckers will go bad in just a couple of days, which means it’s risky to buy in bulk. But not if you vacuum seal them!

How To Vacuum Seal Your Favorite Fish And Wild Game

This video shows you how to prep and season your wild game for vacuum sealing:

How To Vacuum Seal Soup

Soups are tricky to vacuum seal but not impossible. Check out this video to learn how:

How To Vacuum Seal Bread and Hamburger Buns

Sealing bread (especially soft pieces of bread like buns) can be a challenge IF you don’t know what you’re doing. Most people end up with squished bread that’s flat as a pancake. Not good.

So instead, watch the video below to see how easy it can be once you learn the correct way:

How To Vacuum Seal Moist Foods

Vacuuming sealing moist foods can be extremely messy. That’s why most vacuum sealers come with drip trays. But if you get the right bags, you can nearly eliminate this headache altogether! 

How To Vacuum Seal Flour For Long Term Storage

Does Vacuum Sealing Speed Up Marinating?

YES, SIGNIFICANTLY! Negative air pressure helps to pull a liquid marinade into the meat.

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Items You Should Already Be Vacuum Sealing

Check out this excellent video from Canadian Prepper if you’d rather watch than read this list:

1. Food

Meats, Veggies, Fruits, Snacks, You Name it, You Can Probably Vacuum Seal IT!

2. Water

I store water in Legacy Premium 5 Gallon Stackable Containers. Some people buy canned water instead.

Another alternative to expensive canned water is to vacuum seal your own water in Mylar bags.

You can filter water before vacuum sealing and store it in a safe location. It’ll remain safe and delicious until the day you need to crack a pouch open to survive.

3. Toilet Paper, Towel, Wipes

With the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone now realizes how critical TP is for everyday life. That’s why many people have stocked up to prevent being caught off guard in the future. Great!

But here’s the problem, what if your TP stash gets wet from a flood or a pipe leak? It could ruin your entire investment. Plus, stockpiling TP takes up a ton of storage space.

So to fix both of these issues, you could vacuum seal your TP and compress it (to save space) AND make it waterproof! This strategy makes sense to me.

Note: Any type of thin fabric or cloth will compress down to a much smaller size when most of the air is removed.

4. Batteries

You should waterproof your batteries. This is especially true IF you pack batteries in your survival pack or bug out bag.

Vacuum sealing keeps them safe and helps to prolong their shelf life.

5. Fire Starting Kit

There’s nothing more demoralizing than showing up at your campsite and can’t make a fire.

This is your fate if your survival lighter or survival matches become soaked. They become useless.

No spark, no fire, no heat, no cooking…bummer

So put your matches and lighters in a plastic bag and vacuum seal them to make them waterproof.

6. Ammunition

Listen, if you’re into preparedness, then you know how important it is to store your ammo the right way.

And usually, I’d suggest using ammo cans with good seals (plus using oxygen absorbers).

But what if you want to bury some ammo in a survival cache?

Well, in this case, I suggest you vacuum seal your ammo to prevent any moisture-based corrosion.

7. Medication

If you want your medications to last many years, get them out of those pill bottles.

Instead, use Mylar bags to seal those critical meds for the long haul.

8. First Aid Kits

Small first aid kits are generally not waterproof. But these are also the kits that are best for your survival pack, bug out bag, or get home bags.

But downpours or river crossings can put all your gear into jeopardy. So waterproof that bad boy using plastic bags and vacuum sealing.

9. Sharpie Markers / Pens

Ink will eventually dry out when exposed to air.

So vacuum seal a few, and you’ll know you’ve got the power of the pen no matter what the future holds.

10. Spices

Spices can lose flavor over time. They won’t typically “spoil” but what good is a spice that has little or no flavor.

But you can save that flavor profile longer by trapping them in an airtight vacuum chamber.

10. Hand Crank Radio

If you use Mylar bags for storage, you’re creating a mini Faraday bag.

An EMP electrical pulse will go around the foil of Mylar and protect the devices within. So add a hand-crank radio (or any electronic devices) to a Mylar bag and vacuum seal it.

12. Firearm

Again, survival caches are known to be exposed to moisture – no matter how well you seal the container.

And if you store ammo in your survival cache, you may also want to have a firearm to go with said ammo.

So suck out the air and wrap it up!

13. Seeds

Seeds are powerful, especially in a doomsday scenario. A seed can equal an abundance of food and nutrition.

They have extreme value in a barter economy.

That’s why you should protect that value by sealing them up. Don’t let them go bad prematurely.

14. Documents / Photos

You can vacuum seal your documents or laminate them. Both of these techniques protect critical documents from water damage.

So if you’re worried about flooding– consider vacuum sealing your critical docs.

15. Socks/Underwear/Tee-shirts

You should take at least one change of undergarments in your bug out bag. And I like to put them in a skivvy roll to keep them organized and compact.

However, you can compress these “small clothes” even more. AND make them waterproof by vacuum sealing them.

Final Thoughts

A vacuum sealer is a wise investment, especially if you’re into preparedness.

Because when you store foods without moisture or air, they last much much longer. This method helps to prevent unnecessary food waste and builds valuable food stockpiles.

Save money AND become more resilient? A vacuum sealer is truly a “no brainer” investment.

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We are being warned well ahead of time that it is coming.  Joe Biden has publicly admitted that the coming food shortages are “going to be real”, and the head of the UN World Food Program is now telling us that we could soon see “hell on Earth” because the lack of food will be so severe.  Food prices are already escalating dramatically all over the globe, and food riots have already erupted in Sri Lanka and elsewhere.  But most people in the western world are treating this crisis as if it is no big deal.  Many seem to assume that our leaders have everything under control and that things will work out just fine somehow.

Unfortunately, the truth is that everything is not going to be okay.

So far this year, the number of hungry people around the globe has risen to more than 800 million…

Currently around 811 million people are experiencing hunger. Levels of food insecurity have doubled from 2019, increasing from 135 million to 276 million. Of this total around 48.9 million people are facing acute or emergency levels of food insecurity that require humanitarian intervention.

But this is just the tip of the iceberg.

Much worse is ahead, and David Beasley is openly warning that “hell on Earth” is coming…

The UN has warned that there could be “hell on earth” due to the global economic impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Guardian reports that David Beasley, director of the UN World Food Programme (WFP), has said that the war has been “devastating” in conjunction with various other factors.

He said, “Even before the Ukraine crisis, we were facing an unprecedented global food crisis because of Covid and fuel price increases. Then, we thought it couldn’t get any worse, but this war has been devastating.”

According to Beasley, we will soon see “frightening” shortages of food, and those shortages could potentially spark civil unrest in literally dozens of different nations…

Dozens of countries risk protests, riots and political violence this year as food prices surge around the world, the head of the food-aid branch of the United Nations has warned.

Speaking in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa, on Thursday, David Beasley, director of the UN World Food Programme (WFP), said the world faced “frightening” shortages that could destabilise countries that depend on wheat exports from Ukraine and Russia.

But most Americans are not paying much attention to this rapidly growing crisis because they don’t think that it will really impact them personally.

For the vast majority of us, a lack of food is something that we have never had to be concerned about before.

During “normal” times, we could always go to the grocery store and fill up our carts with mountains of super cheap food whenever we wanted.

Unfortunately, things have changed.  Food production in the U.S. is going to be way below expectations this year, and the head of the National Black Farmers Association claims that we will soon see “a lot of empty shelves and a lot more high food prices”…

Three weeks ago John Boyd Jr., the President of the National Black Farmers Association, said “We are in a crisis right now as far as the food chain goes with the farmer in this country,” adding “We’re going to see a lot of empty shelves and a lot more high food prices.” 

In his forty-year career as a farmer, Boyd said he never imagined he would be “paying $5.63 for a gallon of diesel fuel, $900 a ton for fertilizer, and all-time high prices for soybean seeds.” All of the prices he mentioned are at record highs, pressuring farmers’ margins.

Of course we are already seeing widespread shortages of certain products around the country.

For example, Fox Business is reporting on the serious shortage of tampons that has recently started making headlines…

A spokesperson for Tampax, which is owned by P&G, told FOX Business in a statement that this is “a temporary situation, and the Tampax team is producing tampons 24/7 to meet the increased demand for our products.”

Meanwhile, the ongoing shortage of baby formula just keeps getting even worse...

Parents aren’t getting much of a break as the out-of-stock rate for baby formula rose to 73% nationwide for the week ending May 29, according to the most recent data by retail data firm Datasembly. It’s a significant increase from earlier in the month, when the national out-of-stock rate for baby formula stood at 45%.

On top of everything else, we are now facing a shortage of hot sauce…

In April, Huy Fong Foods, Inc., the nation’s leading sriracha sauce manufacturer, sent a letter to customers about an impending shortage, which would directly impact retailers and restaurants.

“Unfortunately, we can confirm that there is an unprecedented shortage of our products,” Huy Fong Foods told Fox News Digital in an email.

These shortages are just a very small preview of what is approaching.

As I have been warning on my website throughout 2022, conditions are going to deteriorate quite a bit more in the months ahead.

So what is your plan to make it through the worst global food crisis in any of our lifetimes?

Have you been stocking up?

Earlier this year, I published a list of 50 basic items that I would recommend having on hand.  The following list is certainly not exhaustive, but it will help you cover many of the essentials…

#1 A Generator

#2 A Berkey Water Filter

#3 A Rainwater Collection System If You Do Not Have A Natural Supply Of Water Near Your Home

#4 An Emergency Medical Kit

#5 Rice

#6 Pasta

#7 Canned Soup

#8 Canned Vegetables

#9 Canned Fruit

#10 Canned Chicken

#11 Jars Of Peanut Butter

#12 Salt

#13 Sugar

#14 Powdered Milk

#15 Bags Of Flour

#16 Yeast

#17 Lots Of Extra Coffee (If You Drink It)

#18 Buckets Of Long-Term Storable Food

#19 Extra Vitamins

#20 Lighters Or Matches

#21 Candles

#22 Flashlights Or Lanterns

#23 Plenty Of Wood To Burn

#24 Extra Blankets

#25 Extra Sleeping Bags

#26 A Sun Oven

#27 An Extra Fan If You Live In A Hot Climate

#28 Hand Sanitizer

#29 Toilet Paper

#30 Extra Soap And Shampoo

#31 Extra Toothpaste

#32 Extra Razors

#33 Bottles Of Bleach

#34 A Battery-Powered Radio

#35 Extra Batteries

#36 Solar Chargers

#37 Trash Bags

#38 Tarps

#39 A Pocket Knife

#40 A Hammer

#41 An Axe

#42 A Shovel

#43 Work Gloves

#44 N95 Masks

#45 Seeds For A Garden

#46 Canning Jars

#47 Extra Supplies For Your Pets

#48 An Emergency Supply Of Cash

#49 Bibles For Every Member Of Your Family

#50 A “Bug Out Bag” For Every Member Of Your Family

Many of the items on this list are now much more expensive than they were earlier this year.

And if you wait, many of them will continue to become much more expensive.

If you don’t like my list, come up with your own.

The important thing is to have a plan.

Global events are really starting to spiral out of control, and I expect the second half of this year to be even more chaotic than the first half of this year has been.

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