Review: good basic info
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 9, 2013
I like that this author discusses best storage methods [vacuum sealing, mylar, etc] and also just uses a common sense approach to what should be simple common sense. There is not a lot of detail in the book, but really there doesn't need to be - we don't need recipes or gardening tips - this is just FOOD storage. It's interesting that the author takes the approach of storing barterables as well as what you will want to use. And found the idea of storing infant formula even if you don't have an infant to be very sound - it's something you can do for others that doesn't rake from you over time. Just store it, and as it gets close to expiration, donate unused to a food pantry and buy fresh.Another kindle resource that will go well with this book is Poverty Prepping by Susan Gregerson. Together, these books are excellent to use for start-up food storage.