Survival Forum Deals (Page 5 of 26)
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Originally Posted By CABG: Looks like a decent price, 14.88 https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00FFJ4N6I/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 Gems...is that closer to granules (need hot water) or flakes (hot or cold water)? EDIT: Something to note if they are granules is that you might be able to get them cheaper from a local restaurant supply. I know I can. $13 or so for a #10 can. AND there are ZERO recipes/piece of info on them anywhere. This means you can experiment, but potentially not nearly as versatile as flakes which can be stirred in a plethora of dishes. I've stocked up on the granules because it was cheap/easy but plan to mylar bag as much flakes as well. |
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WOOT sale on Propper and Blackhawk stuff: LINKY |
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Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Keep it goin fellas. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/sportsman-1000-watt-inverter-generator-for-sensitive-electronics-gen1000i-ss Wow, that's even cheaper than when they had that little guy on sale in September. Great little portable gen, I used mine at my deer hunting shack to keep all my rechargeable things charged and to run my heated boot dryer, worked great. |
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Originally Posted By bikedamon: Wow, that's even cheaper than when they had that little guy on sale in September. Great little portable gen, I used mine at my deer hunting shack to keep all my rechargeable things charged and to run my heated boot dryer, worked great. Originally Posted By bikedamon: Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Keep it goin fellas. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/sportsman-1000-watt-inverter-generator-for-sensitive-electronics-gen1000i-ss Wow, that's even cheaper than when they had that little guy on sale in September. Great little portable gen, I used mine at my deer hunting shack to keep all my rechargeable things charged and to run my heated boot dryer, worked great. I haven't used my little HF 2 stroke generator in years. But for $160 that inverter one seemed like an excellent buy! I'd have to do a little more homework in order to pull the trigger on one though. |
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Originally Posted By Emt1581: I haven't used my little HF 2 stroke generator in years. But for $160 that inverter one seemed like an excellent buy! I'd have to do a little more homework in order to pull the trigger on one though. Originally Posted By Emt1581: Originally Posted By bikedamon: Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Keep it goin fellas. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/sportsman-1000-watt-inverter-generator-for-sensitive-electronics-gen1000i-ss Wow, that's even cheaper than when they had that little guy on sale in September. Great little portable gen, I used mine at my deer hunting shack to keep all my rechargeable things charged and to run my heated boot dryer, worked great. I haven't used my little HF 2 stroke generator in years. But for $160 that inverter one seemed like an excellent buy! I'd have to do a little more homework in order to pull the trigger on one though. Description says its no good past 3k feet elevation. 
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Originally Posted By PointBlank82: Description says its no good past 3k feet elevation. Originally Posted By PointBlank82: Originally Posted By Emt1581: Originally Posted By bikedamon: Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Keep it goin fellas. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/sportsman-1000-watt-inverter-generator-for-sensitive-electronics-gen1000i-ss Wow, that's even cheaper than when they had that little guy on sale in September. Great little portable gen, I used mine at my deer hunting shack to keep all my rechargeable things charged and to run my heated boot dryer, worked great. I haven't used my little HF 2 stroke generator in years. But for $160 that inverter one seemed like an excellent buy! I'd have to do a little more homework in order to pull the trigger on one though. Description says its no good past 3k feet elevation. Quick tube of yous search made it look worth a buck and a half to me. Guys with 2000+ hours on them. |
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DuroStar 4000W Portable Generator for $269.99 at Woot 4,000 starting watts and 3,300 running watts The DS4000S is EPA and CARB approved for use in all 50 states. Free Shipping if you have Amazon Prime https://sellout.woot.com/offers/durostar-4000w-portable-generator-2?ref=w_cnt_wp_0_2 |
"The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money." - Margaret Thatcher
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
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Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Quick tube of yous search made it look worth a buck and a half to me. Guys with 2000+ hours on them. 2000 hrs on a two-stroke? I find that pretty hard to believe. |
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“ Cats arent tactical, or very aggressive units.” Mettee
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Originally Posted By sea2summit: 2000 hrs on a two-stroke? I find that pretty hard to believe. Originally Posted By sea2summit: Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Quick tube of yous search made it look worth a buck and a half to me. Guys with 2000+ hours on them. 2000 hrs on a two-stroke? I find that pretty hard to believe. Reading must be a challenge for you |
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Originally Posted By caduckgunner: This isn't GD Originally Posted By caduckgunner: Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Reading must be a challenge for you Nope but I remember why I don’t frequent this sub anymore. Try and be helpful and people who can’t be bothered to read before commenting (not helpful) get backed up by others. That’s cool. |
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Ready Wise Food Bucket Grab and Go Entrée Bucket |
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Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Nope but I remember why I don’t frequent this sub anymore. Try and be helpful and people who can’t be bothered to read before commenting (not helpful) get backed up by others. That’s cool. Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Originally Posted By caduckgunner: Originally Posted By Raven_Fire: Reading must be a challenge for you Nope but I remember why I don’t frequent this sub anymore. Try and be helpful and people who can’t be bothered to read before commenting (not helpful) get backed up by others. That’s cool. I wouldn't worry about it too much, it wasn't a mod who chastised you. And the GD statement should have been applied to the person you commented on as well. |
"The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money." - Margaret Thatcher
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
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Thanks. Picked a couple up for the cabin. |
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No man survives when freedom fails, the best men rot in filthy jails, And those who cry 'appease, appease' Are hanged by those they tried to please.
No man survives when freedom fails, the best men rot in filthy jails, And those who cry 'appease, appease' Are hanged by those they tried to please.
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Just got an email from Amazon that a few of the potato products from Augason Farms are on sale. 47%-68% off.... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FTEUTMQ?tag=arfcom00-20 |
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Originally Posted By Emt1581: Just got an email from Amazon that a few of the potato products from Augason Farms are on sale. 47%-68% off.... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FTEUTMQ?tag=arfcom00-20 Thank you. I ordered a couple of cans even though the expected delivery date is a month or two out. |
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Grabbed a couple, thanks for sharing and keeping this deal thread going. |
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Anyone have the meal/calorie breakdown son one of those buckets? |
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“ Cats arent tactical, or very aggressive units.” Mettee
“ Cats arent tactical, or very aggressive units.” Mettee
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Originally Posted By sea2summit: Anyone have the meal/calorie breakdown son one of those buckets? So if we're talking SHTF, that will sustain two hard working adults for 2 days. I won't be buying any buckets. |
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Originally Posted By thorn653: Total calories per bucket is 5040. So if we're talking SHTF, that will sustain two hard working adults for 2 days. I won't be buying any buckets. Originally Posted By Zac87: I thought I read they are around 10,000 calories This is off of the Readywise site for this product. Doing my part to fight misinformation  Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Zac87: I thought I read they are around 10,000 calories Even at 10k…60 servings that’s less than 170 calories a serving. Packets of oatmeal have that much. Bummer. ETA 13k is better…just over 210 calories. |
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“ Cats arent tactical, or very aggressive units.” Mettee
“ Cats arent tactical, or very aggressive units.” Mettee
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Originally Posted By Zac87: I thought I read they are around 10,000 calories I was only looking at one picture and there's two pictures. So that 10,000 is correct. |
"When you understand we are in the midst of a communist revolution, things that don't make sense, will make sense." SquirrelAssassin
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Originally Posted By Emt1581: Just got an email from Amazon that a few of the potato products from Augason Farms are on sale. 47%-68% off.... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FTEUTMQ?tag=arfcom00-20 |
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Originally Posted By Emt1581: Just got an email from Amazon that a few of the potato products from Augason Farms are on sale. 47%-68% off.... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FTEUTMQ?tag=arfcom00-20 Picked up a few thanks |
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Anybody ever try this Augason bucket? $59.98 at Amazon, claims 19,000 calories |
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Augason Farms Dinner Pack seems to be a good deal on sale for $72 Broccoli is also on sale for $23 Veggie Variety pack on sale for $67. I'm not sure this one is actually a GOOD deal due to the small pouch sizes, but it's probably useful and fair money if you just want to sample the quality of their products or learn how to work with freeze dried products. |
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Originally Posted By corruptor: Augason Farms Dinner Pack seems to be a good deal on sale for $72 Broccoli is also on sale for $23 Veggie Variety pack on sale for $67. I'm not sure this one is actually a GOOD deal due to the small pouch sizes, but it's probably useful and fair money if you just want to sample the quality of their products or learn how to work with freeze dried products. Almost pulled the trigger on the meal pack, but look closely, the beef can is "beef flavored vegetarian meat substitute". Deal breaker. |
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Originally Posted By DrJekell: Almost pulled the trigger on the meal pack, but look closely, the beef can is "beef flavored vegetarian meat substitute". Deal breaker. I knew that before I ordered, but I understand your position. I've tried it before (Honeyville Farms brand) and thought it was barely acceptable as a stand-alone item. However, it works very well as an extender for real ground beef, pork, or chicken when used in things like tacos, casseroles, etc. That will help when we're paying $10/lb next year... As an added note, #10 cans of freeze dried ground beef are $60+ right now, roughly 4-5 times the cost of the TVP. I'd love to have a bunch of the real thing in my preps, but that kind of money makes it very difficult. I also don't love the fact that it's a soy based product, but eaten in moderation I don't think it'll be an issue (that's assuming the bad things said about soy are true, which I'm kinda on the fence about). All things considered, I think it does have a place in my preps (I have 6+ other #10 TVP flavors), so I went ahead and ordered the pack. |
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Originally Posted By corruptor: I knew that before I ordered, but I understand your position. I've tried it before (Honeyville Farms brand) and thought it was barely acceptable as a stand-alone item. However, it works very well as an extender for real ground beef, pork, or chicken when used in things like tacos, casseroles, etc. That will help when we're paying $10/lb next year... As an added note, #10 cans of freeze dried ground beef are $60+ right now, roughly 4-5 times the cost of the TVP. I'd love to have a bunch of the real thing in my preps, but that kind of money makes it very difficult. I also don't love the fact that it's a soy based product, but eaten in moderation I don't think it'll be an issue (that's assuming the bad things said about soy are true, which I'm kinda on the fence about). All things considered, I think it does have a place in my preps (I have 6+ other #10 TVP flavors), so I went ahead and ordered the pack. Originally Posted By corruptor: Originally Posted By DrJekell: Almost pulled the trigger on the meal pack, but look closely, the beef can is "beef flavored vegetarian meat substitute". Deal breaker. I knew that before I ordered, but I understand your position. I've tried it before (Honeyville Farms brand) and thought it was barely acceptable as a stand-alone item. However, it works very well as an extender for real ground beef, pork, or chicken when used in things like tacos, casseroles, etc. That will help when we're paying $10/lb next year... As an added note, #10 cans of freeze dried ground beef are $60+ right now, roughly 4-5 times the cost of the TVP. I'd love to have a bunch of the real thing in my preps, but that kind of money makes it very difficult. I also don't love the fact that it's a soy based product, but eaten in moderation I don't think it'll be an issue (that's assuming the bad things said about soy are true, which I'm kinda on the fence about). All things considered, I think it does have a place in my preps (I have 6+ other #10 TVP flavors), so I went ahead and ordered the pack. At about $12 can it's a pretty decent deal. Augment it with some pasta, rice or beans and some real meat. And you've really good start to some long term preps. The scone mix is the can I don't like, 10 year storage life and you need to add water, oil, and yeast to use it. |
"The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money." - Margaret Thatcher
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
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Another pretty solid deal from Costco if you can deal with the $449 price tag: Nutristore freeze dried chicken and ground beef, 6 #10 cans each. It's $100 off of the regular price, but only through the 13th. There are some other decent prices at Costco for FD foods. Again, entry prices are high, but if you're planning on building a well rounded and deep survival pantry it's probably a good way to go. |
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Originally Posted By corruptor: Another pretty solid deal from Costco if you can deal with the $449 price tag: Nutristore freeze dried chicken and ground beef, 6 #10 cans each. It's $100 off of the regular price, but only through the 13th. There are some other decent prices at Costco for FD foods. Again, entry prices are high, but if you're planning on building a well rounded and deep survival pantry it's probably a good way to go. They do have some good prices. Even without membership (which I don't have) their 6 #10 Cans of chicken is $10.00 cheaper than Amazon. |
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Originally Posted By corruptor: I knew that before I ordered, but I understand your position. I've tried it before (Honeyville Farms brand) and thought it was barely acceptable as a stand-alone item. However, it works very well as an extender for real ground beef, pork, or chicken when used in things like tacos, casseroles, etc. That will help when we're paying $10/lb next year... As an added note, #10 cans of freeze dried ground beef are $60+ right now, roughly 4-5 times the cost of the TVP. I'd love to have a bunch of the real thing in my preps, but that kind of money makes it very difficult. I also don't love the fact that it's a soy based product, but eaten in moderation I don't think it'll be an issue (that's assuming the bad things said about soy are true, which I'm kinda on the fence about). All things considered, I think it does have a place in my preps (I have 6+ other #10 TVP flavors), so I went ahead and ordered the pack. Originally Posted By corruptor: Originally Posted By DrJekell: Almost pulled the trigger on the meal pack, but look closely, the beef can is "beef flavored vegetarian meat substitute". Deal breaker. I knew that before I ordered, but I understand your position. I've tried it before (Honeyville Farms brand) and thought it was barely acceptable as a stand-alone item. However, it works very well as an extender for real ground beef, pork, or chicken when used in things like tacos, casseroles, etc. That will help when we're paying $10/lb next year... As an added note, #10 cans of freeze dried ground beef are $60+ right now, roughly 4-5 times the cost of the TVP. I'd love to have a bunch of the real thing in my preps, but that kind of money makes it very difficult. I also don't love the fact that it's a soy based product, but eaten in moderation I don't think it'll be an issue (that's assuming the bad things said about soy are true, which I'm kinda on the fence about). All things considered, I think it does have a place in my preps (I have 6+ other #10 TVP flavors), so I went ahead and ordered the pack. Thanks for the link. Worth a try at $12 a can. I was apprehensive about the "fake" beef but the reviews are actually quite good so I will give it a try. I have bought a lot of useless shit over the years for a lot more. 
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Augason Farms Freeze Dried Sweet Corn No. 10 Can at Amazon $14.58 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096GE7A8?tag=arfcom00-20 Augason Farms Buttermilk Pancake Mix 3 lbs 4 oz No. 10 Can $7.32 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FTETNIC?tag=arfcom00-20 |
"The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money." - Margaret Thatcher
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
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Originally Posted By migradog: Augason Farms Freeze Dried Sweet Corn No. 10 Can at Amazon $14.58 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096GE7A8?tag=arfcom00-20 Augason Farms Buttermilk Pancake Mix 3 lbs 4 oz No. 10 Can $7.32 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FTETNIC?tag=arfcom00-20 I grabbed some corn the other day. Shipping is a bit delayed but no biggie. Also got some apples for 33% off |
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Originally Posted By migradog: Augason Farms Freeze Dried Sweet Corn No. 10 Can at Amazon $14.58 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096GE7A8?tag=arfcom00-20 Augason Farms Buttermilk Pancake Mix 3 lbs 4 oz No. 10 Can $7.32 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FTETNIC?tag=arfcom00-20 Thanks, picked up four of the FD corn for the stash. |
Augason Farms Morning Moo's powdered milk 3.5 lb can, makes approx 5.8 gallons $16.63  Failed To Load Product Data This is a seriously tasty option for LTS milk, for those who haven't had it before. Just make it per the label instructions by mixing the powder with hot water first, before adding the cold, and then let it chill thoroughly before drinking. Otherwise you'll have a chalkiness all throughout the milk. Up to a 25 yr shelf life. I can't currently buy almost 6 gallons of fresh milk for $16.63! |
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Originally Posted By rollin-tumblin: Augason Farms Morning Moo's powdered milk 3.5 lb can, makes approx 5.8 gallons $16.63 www.amazon.com/dp/B00LBGOW2Y This is a seriously tasty option for LTS milk, for those who haven't had it before. Just make it per the label instructions by mixing the powder with hot water first, before adding the cold, and then let it chill thoroughly before drinking. Otherwise you'll have a chalkiness all throughout the milk. Up to a 25 yr shelf life. I can't currently buy almost 6 gallons of fresh milk for $16.63! I like this stuff, Mix enough for one gallon, add some vanilla extract and some sweetener  , let it get real cold and it tastes just like a melting vanilla milk shake!
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Originally Posted By rollin-tumblin: Augason Farms Morning Moo's powdered milk 3.5 lb can, makes approx 5.8 gallons $16.63 www.amazon.com/dp/B00LBGOW2Y This is a seriously tasty option for LTS milk, for those who haven't had it before. Just make it per the label instructions by mixing the powder with hot water first, before adding the cold, and then let it chill thoroughly before drinking. Otherwise you'll have a chalkiness all throughout the milk. Up to a 25 yr shelf life. I can't currently buy almost 6 gallons of fresh milk for $16.63! Thanks, ordered a couple of cans. My problem now is finding room for my ever growing supply hoard. |
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At the current sale prices for Auguson Farms on Amazon, it's a great time to try these AND TAKE NOTES! Record recipes, tips, favorites, and dislikes. Keep track of water supplies needed to reconstitute, and have recipes to utilize without additional rehydration. These are steals at current price. |
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Potato slices are back on sale for $12. I've had their shredded version and thought they were pretty good, so I'm guessing these will also be a quality product. The fact that 95% of the 3200+ ratings are 4 or 5 stars doesn't hurt either! ETA: Real nonfat dry milk cans are also on sale for $15. However, unless you just want one or two cans, it looks like the dry milk from the LDS web store is much less expensive. |
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Augason Farms butter powder is $17.07 down from $38.99 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096I6XSU?tag=arfcom00-20 |
"The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money." - Margaret Thatcher
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid.” - Benjamin Franklin
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Pancake mix 65% off-$7.32 Augason Farms Buttermilk Pancake Mix 3 lbs 4 oz No. 10 Can |
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