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Reply to: Novel and delicious shelf-stable foods Posted April 9, 2022

It’s by the baked beans at our grocery store. We used to take it regularly for camping. A tasty and long-lasting pantry food!

Reply to: Novel and delicious shelf-stable foods Posted October 18, 2021

One thing on my mind for shelf-stable is condiments. Minimus.biz is wonderful for buying packets of all kinds of things. I’m thinking in terms of power outages and needing some mayo, relish, mustard, ketchup etc to use with canned meats etc. Of course, many deli’s and fast food places are also good to find packets of salad dressings, salsa, hot sauce, things that don’t need refrigeration and come in handy small sizes.

Reply to: Washing machine broken, might want to try something non-electric Posted October 8, 2021

My apologies, I should have inquired first. I will keep looking for the right place to post these items. Also I look forward to learning from you all.

Reply to: Washing machine broken, might want to try something non-electric Posted October 8, 2021

New member here, and I found this thread looking for a forum to sell some non-electric things we bought for Y2k. Two of those things are a James Washer (similar but less $$ than Lehman’s similar washer) and a Lake City Industries hand wringer (as well as some Aladdin oil lamps and a volcano stove.) All new in box in PA. Hope this is not out of line, I don’t see a For Sale area.

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Reply to: Novel and delicious shelf-stable foods Posted April 9, 2022

It’s by the baked beans at our grocery store. We used to take it regularly for camping. A tasty and long-lasting pantry food!

Reply to: Novel and delicious shelf-stable foods Posted October 18, 2021

One thing on my mind for shelf-stable is condiments. Minimus.biz is wonderful for buying packets of all kinds of things. I’m thinking in terms of power outages and needing some mayo, relish, mustard, ketchup etc to use with canned meats etc. Of course, many deli’s and fast food places are also good to find packets of salad dressings, salsa, hot sauce, things that don’t need refrigeration and come in handy small sizes.

Reply to: Washing machine broken, might want to try something non-electric Posted October 8, 2021

My apologies, I should have inquired first. I will keep looking for the right place to post these items. Also I look forward to learning from you all.

Reply to: Washing machine broken, might want to try something non-electric Posted October 8, 2021

New member here, and I found this thread looking for a forum to sell some non-electric things we bought for Y2k. Two of those things are a James Washer (similar but less $$ than Lehman’s similar washer) and a Lake City Industries hand wringer (as well as some Aladdin oil lamps and a volcano stove.) All new in box in PA. Hope this is not out of line, I don’t see a For Sale area.