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Have you tried freeze dried foods? Did you like them?
Hi!
I am starting a new blog about survival food storage (http://www.survivalfoodstorage.org), and I want to get some more good ideas for writing about survival foods, how to store them, what they are, etc.
So how many of you have tried freeze dried foods? Which brands if you can remember, and which flavors? What was good and bad about them?
Great it's about time some writes a blog about this and it's pretty good stuff I've had Astronaut Ice Cream it's really good and I've had Strawberries I love those I eat those everyday in my cereal what else
you store them air tight containers or canasters with label of course like a food saver bag work well too I don't think there's "brands" really when it comes to freeze dried things but then again I could be wrong just look up some these on Amazon because I know that's where I get my Strawberries anyways I hope this helps you out some talk to you later....
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What is the name of this sea-survival game?
I played the game forever ago and I can't remember the name of it, and I can't find it in google. I forgot the name of it, but it was a free download file from the site that made the game. In it, you played some guy, it was in first person view, so I don't really know who you played, and in the adventure mode you got shipwrecked. You ended up on this island and you only have a few food provisions including grapes and cookies. You have to get water from these bowl shaped stones lying around. You are able to build shelter and fire. You can kill animals for meat and fur. There is also this endless survival game mode where you pick an island to go to and you survive endlessly, unless you die. You can grow wheat for bread and build a house and storage and decide whether mean animals are on the island. It's a lot of fun, but I can't remember the name of it. Help, please?
kinda sounds like country story
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