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40 Prepper Pantry items for Less than $1 ~ Stock Up Now
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@kpratt5960 Год назад

Oh My Goodness!! I had to share with y’all. I am a 911 dispatcher and this is National Dispatcher week. A “civilian” wanted to show their appreciation for us and brought in hundreds of dollars of shelf stable items. Canned chicken, instant potatoes, instant oatmeal, canned veggies/fruits..the list goes on. In all my years, I have never witnessed such a generous gift.

@DC-rd6oq Год назад

That's wonderful. I'm so glad your community showed their appreciation for the difficult and critical work you do.

@michellem5040 Год назад

I'm also a 911 dispatcher. In my 20 yrs of service, I have NEVER heard of someone doing that! That was an amazing blessing to your center!!!

@ITILII Год назад

There are a LOT more good people in the world; though just about all we hear about is people doing bad things, or even worse, being lied to and told that people who actually are ethical and moral are bad people - small wonder, since the powers that be are servants of their god, satan....GOD bless ALL who are doing good and helping out others with Facts, Truth, Wisdom and LOVE 🥰

@kpratt5960 Год назад

@@michellem5040 we’re always grateful for the holidays being brought in or those surprise cookie drop offs. But this one was a total shocker for all of us. Truly grateful

@lisaruiz149 Год назад

That's soooooooo amazing!!

@kmiller6002 Год назад

My snap benefits were just cut drastically ( please no hateful comments) so this video was VERY helpful to me and my family Jinnie... Thank You so much. Everyone stay safe and God Bless you and your family from middle GA 🙏 Kendra

@kimberlystrickland189 Год назад

Is it because the extra benefits from covid went away?

@martinemikita9281 Год назад

Absolutely NO HATE!! Girl... u gotta do what u gotta do!! My daughter and her husband get SNAP and WIC... at first she was embarrassed when I told her what to do... I told her you either get benefits or ur not gonna eat. ❤ Her husband is active duty... so they are doing everything they can. Times are tough!! And her first baby is due in 4 weeks!! First grand baby for me, and I am freaking out... so damn excited!!❤

@kmiller6002 Год назад

@@martinemikita9281 Thank You... And CONGRATULATIONS on your grandbaby 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊. I've worked since I was in the 5th grade ... Family owned business and due to a wreck in 2018 I can't work anymore I'm 53 . It's extremely hard but Thank the Lord I've been preparing for a few years and we still get our bellies full every day. Once again Thank You 🤗🤗🙏🙏 Kendra

@ninnymuggins5159 Год назад

@@martinemikita9281 CONGRATULATIONS 💖💙

@NotSoTemp Год назад

Same here 😢 1/3 of my benefits go to drinking water for me and my dogs. Our tap water smells like a swimming pool

@rosekisiel3383 Год назад

It's not about affording a certain brand, it's about being smart with your money. Stretching the dollar never goes out of style.

@gonefishing3644 Год назад

I save those Ramen seasoning packets so I can add the contents of one to the cooking water along with a pat of butter when cooking raw rice. Those Ramen seasoning packets are mainly salt with some kind of bouillon-like flavoring. Waste not, want not.

@claudiacorona676 Год назад

Excellent idea

@monasoliz6972 Год назад

Robert uses the seasoning packets for his mashed potatoes.

@shirleymorgan9254 Год назад

I save the Roman season package’s also. My grandson only eats the noodles.

@JayJackson007 Год назад

The packs makes a mean gravy!!!

@melesai Год назад

Can use to season meat or veggies. Just remember to leave put the salt. Blessings to you all

@JRCHomesteadTexas Год назад

You can buy the great value spaghetti 4ct, each is a pound and the box is under a dollar per one pound package. Small cans of tomato paste make soup or sauce. Salt falls on the under a dollar too. Thanks Jinne for helping us think out of the box and filling our pantries. Remember ya'll to Pray, Plan, Prep

@christenascott5280 Год назад

My girlfriends and I are we get together and I have a membership with the restaurant food outlet. So I buy those great big cans of 64 ounces of mustard, ketchup, miracle whip. We go to my house and I open them up and we divide them up and we all go home with enough condiments to last us for a long time. We are all single women so we don’t have to feed a family but it’s really hard to be just ourselves. So doing this we bypassed the expensive cost of a very large bottle of ketchup! We also water bath these condiments and put them in our long-term storage and our using pantry.

@girlnextdoorgrooming Год назад

My mom used to mix a package of Mac & Cheese, drained can of tuna and a drained can of little round, grean peas (sweet peas)

@litag6143 Год назад

I was just thinking about eating this quite often when I first got married! It was cheap & easy!

@DC-rd6oq Год назад

When I was little one of our favorite meals was creamed tuna on toast. We had no idea my mom made it because it was cheap. Probably only one can of tuna and a can of peas between 4 kids. Add a little white sauce (flour, butter, milk) and a few slices of Wonder Bread (toasted) and we were in heaven.

@tammypoppino1657 Год назад

Parboiled rice is excellent, nutritious and cooks in 10 min

@nancycoy9510 Год назад

I am always happy to see your videos pop up. You do such a great job showing people on very low budgets how to fill their pantry. I see some people doing these humongous grocery hauls from Costco, Sam's etc.that most people on fixed incomes could never afford. You are a blessing to your subscribers. Thank you for all you do.

@lindab2144 Год назад

The store I shop at had the pkgs of instant potatoes for 78 cents. A dozen pkgs came home with me. I love to mix them in when I make potato soup. I got generic mac-n-ch for 48 cents a box. I bought a case of 24 pkgs. I always get pasta & pasta sauce, rice & beans in our senior food give-away boxes. We get the large cans of tuna or chicken breast too. Plus boxes of cereal, juice, qts of shelf stable milk, canned veggies & canned fruit in the boxes.That really helps save me on my food budget.

@girlnextdoorgrooming Год назад

When I was a single broke girl I had an actual potato soup that I made with mashed potato flakes, canned milk, chicken broth, parmesan and cheddar cheese and spices.😂😂😂

@lisabibby6274 Год назад

@@girlnextdoorgrooming That actually sounds good, thanks for sharing.

@ceciliacalvin263 Год назад

I hope you all had a great Easter!

@jamesmazzone7467 Год назад

I had a friend of Mine that owns a restaurant. I walk in one day at your bunch of eggs in a bowl he said I'm making mayonnaise. I said to him why it's only $4 a container. He made logical sense he said I throw a couple of eggs in there then add oil it's fresher no additives

@dustcloudfeatherstone8195 Год назад

Another good one Jinne. A lot of good ideas. I use the dry potatoes to mix with complete pancake mix, add an egg, oil & milk...delicious potato pancakes

@danielb3462 Год назад

No way. I'm so trying that. Thanks

@markgordon8146 Год назад

I'm cooking this today.tulsa here.

@kmiller6002 Год назад

How much oil and milk do you use.... Sounds delicious 🤗🙏 Kendra

@dustcloudfeatherstone8195 Год назад

Couple tablespoons of oil or melted butter. Enough milk til it looks like pancake batter.

@kmiller6002 Год назад

@@dustcloudfeatherstone8195 Thank you 🤗🙏 Kendra

@Tambryl Год назад

While not under a $1, I have used a can of spam (GV brand is fine, much cheaper) divided in thirds and used each third, chopped or julienned, to make a meal. Veggies and potatoes or rice, as a soup, or stir-fry, each meal easily fed 3 adults. One can of spam and we were basically able to feed 9 people. Think outside the box and try things now so you aren't stressing when the time comes.

@maryschrier651 Год назад

A spam and vegetable stir fry over rice is good. Add a little canned fruit at the end of stir frying and use the fruit juice with corn starch and some soy sauce to make a thickened sauce. Don't add salt. You get plenty from the spam and soy sauce.

@nancyst.john-smith3891 Год назад

Good idea!

@louisepatteson9652 Год назад

I live in Canada and canned vegetables is $1.79 each. My husband picked a good size amount of ground beef for $13. The next day he went back to the store for more of that ground beef and it was $26! I checked all 3 stores around me and the price was high at all 3 stores. Our food banks are experiencing huge numbers of people needing help.

@pambarab5506 Год назад

Instead of canned gravy, I stock up on powdered gravy mix. The Good Value brand has several flavors... mushroom, Au Jus, chicken, turkey, and brown. I top roasts in the slow cooker with them, or throw them in soups to thicken them up. And sometimes as actual gravy. The cost here is about 33 cents. They're flat and smaller, so take up a lot less space than the cans.

@mom24boybarians Год назад

We do the same. I can have 45-60 packets in the space it would take for 8 cans. We are very space-poor here and have to be creative for our stockpile.

@sharondowling9170 Год назад

Thank You! God Bless!

@sundrop3911 Год назад

I'm surprised at how many of the canned items come with those pull top lids now. I also try to avoid buying those because of longevity in the pantry. Thanks for the great tips.

@j4d7s8 Год назад

I recently discovered sesame oil so now I add an egg and sesame oil to my ramen in lieu of the seasoning packet. It’s so good!

@suzybailey-koubti8342 Год назад

I’m a big sesame oil fan also with an egg or two! ❤

@margaretnation7464 Год назад

It has really gone up as well.

@lordbeeg1 Год назад

really? I gotta try this now. Thanks!

@annwithoutane9432 Год назад

Sounds delicious! Gotta try that! Thanks

@karenrichardson2 Год назад

I do the same, and throw in some stir fry vegetables 😋

@Gina-de8gb Год назад

You got a lot of stuff for under 1 dollar , you did real good , can't believe most of the cans you showed have pull tops on them , Thanks Jinne

@HomesteadCorner Год назад

Sadly that's mostly what's available here...

@munchkindoodles Год назад

Love that you not only show us what we can get but you also give us tips and ideas on how we can use it. You always have ones that I haven’t tried yet. Great video!👍🏻

@k8barkley Год назад

What a great idea for a video to help others out Very well done!! Thanks so much!!

@marilynparmelee Год назад

Good finds! That's a great way to add a little variety. I did find canned tuna in water for 88 cents at Aldi.

@maryschrier651 Год назад

I think that Aldi's tuna in oil is a little cheaper. The oil will give extra calories if they are needed. Fat is a necessary part of diets. In a grid down scenario we may need that extra calories boost.

@marilynparmelee Год назад

@@maryschrier651 Alas, they didn't have any at my store.

@theresalogsdon765 Год назад

I use that Hot Dog Chili for Chili Cheese Omlettes, and Chili Cheese Nachos and Chili Dogs or Chile with Sliced Dogs. Good Haul. Thanks For Sharing

@robinguertin574 Год назад

Impressive haul for $23 dollars and change!

@longdogt6724 Год назад

You did well! Thank you Jinne!

@madelinehall8944 Год назад

Blessings from Chicago. I use the stuffing in my meatloaf. It adds flavor and filler. Ramen seasoning is used to season other dishes. I have mason jars of dehydrated mixed vegetables for ramen meals. Great haul. You teach us to look beyond our list.😊 12oz frozen veggies are $0.98 at my Walmart. 4 bags of califlower yielded 1 pint degydrated.

@sandrajohnson9926 Год назад

I like it. Hidden Valley Ranch mix good for dips, also. I stocked up on mustard, ketchup, & mayo well over a year ago. So good of you to continue with these shopping ideas. Thanks, Jinni.

@victoriasugent6288 Год назад

This was a great video. Nice to know we can still buy things for a dollar or less. Thanks.

@spunkysugar Год назад

I like this video, but if a solar flare takes out power... unless you've got stored water, most of that food can't be eaten. So I suggest spending a little more than $20 and buy a couple of gallons of water each week. But if you have a water source on your property - disregard. I would alternate the weeks to buy pasta, rice, potatoes etc. and other weeks buy the canned meats.

@terryhackworth9464 Год назад

If you watch she does rotate plus I believe she is on well water which if you have solar or a hand pump.

@PeaceLoveandPrepping Год назад

Make your own videos and give your opinions there

@carmenmendez6836 Год назад

Good advice! I have a small budget a month for groceries so I make lists and shop for necessities by priority and need. One month I concentrate on items for the pantry, can meats, can veggies and fruits, the next month freezer items, next health and beauty aids and OTC meds, etc. For me were paper goods and meats and the staples like milk, eggs, bread and the sort this month! 😊

@barrez9307 Год назад

@@PeaceLoveandPrepping Yours is 🚫 everyone's opinion. I am reading the comments to learn more as everyone has something unique to add. That comment was frankly rude!

@barrez9307 Год назад

@@carmenmendez6836 Great advice esp the health and otc products. I'll start adding sale ones and smaller sized meds Walmart has for @$1 thank you!💐

@rosaliamartinez8956 Год назад

Wow you did an excellent job. It shows how you can start a food pantry for very little . You can stick pile very quick.

@lorimcmanus7513 Год назад

It might sound silly, but, if we go out to eat I ask for extra condiments, take them home, put them in a baggie & if my kids or grandkids take a packed lunch to work or school, I have the packets I give them. (Several places will give you way more than you need without even asking)

@sherihicks1427 Год назад

Great video, Jinne! I look forward to them all, though I'm certain you are a busy lady! Thank you for all you do!❤

@Inthesouth2 Год назад

Make a hamburger gravy, add the pack of taco seasoning if you are not making a large amount only use half of taco seasoning and add a can of green chili's. Serve over home made biscuits or corn bread muffins. It is so good.

@sherihicks1427 Год назад

Ooo, that sounds amazing!

@girlnextdoorgrooming Год назад

Or rice.

@markgordon8146 Год назад

I would marry you.i will bring biscuits.

@beverlyhart6144 Год назад

Wow you got a lot of good stuff great deals I'm still prepping ❤ 😊

@Bex-rg8pj Год назад

Thank you friend!❤

@vernabryant2894 Год назад

I like the Ranch dressing for ranch potatoes.

@bigdogma8456 Год назад

Thank you for ideas that you share with us!

@lb9031 Год назад

we use a packet of taco seasoning in chili instead of chili power, garlic, etc

@deweytownersr.8353 Год назад

Aldis has their brand cup a soup 3 pack onion and chicken under a dollar. Also their spices are .97.

@tesshomestead8019 Год назад

Great haul there girly . Awesome . GODBLESS sweetie

@maxibake9323 Год назад

You did great there Jinne, & a good variety too. 👍 TFS HC, take care & keep busy everyone. ❤🙂🐶

@NoMoreTears64 Год назад

Ground turkey or hamburger, shredded cabbage, (I use a bag of cold slaw, cook them up use some seasonings, or add some soy sauce and then when cooked, crumble a package of Ramen on top and cook a couple of minutes. Quick meal cooked in one pan, and delicious!

@chammer1071 Год назад

My WM still has the GV Country Sausage and Gravy for $.98 a can. I use it in place of cream of soups. Chop up onion and celery and cook until tender, add in the gravy and a can of liquid (milk, broth ect). Stir and add a box of stuffing mix, stir gently, turn off heat and put on lid. Should be done in 10-15 minutes. I also chop up a head of cabbage, put in a bag with a little salt and put in the fridge for several hours or overnight. I dump out the entire bag, salty water and all, into a casserole dish. I add sliced onions and a can of the gravy and a can of milk. I like to add mustard of some kind, usually yellow and stoneground. Stir together and bake until the cabbage is tender . 350 for about an hour. Carrots are good to add. Can add other seasonings but I stick to what I like. Can also add unseasoned bread cubes or a box of stuffing.

@TXJan0057 Год назад

Walmart online has great value tuna in water for 88 cents and sardines in salted water for 98 cents.

@gingerzelidon3573 Год назад

That's an amazing amount of items under $1. Thanks for sharing. I am going to make a trip to Walmart on a quest to buy $25 worth of items for under $1. Great idea and thanks for the tips on what to put together to come up with a meal.

@jeanetteschulthe1andOnly Год назад

I was in the corn chip aisle and was sticker shocked...house brand...fabulous.

@gailkapusta1342 Год назад

I live in BC Canada, and you could never get any of this for under a dollar.. That is a great haul...

@mom24boybarians Год назад

My friend has shared how rough it is to stay in budget in that area. I wish it was different for you. Even though these prices aren't under $1 for you, the idea of the value is still true. These are economical in most every area, just on a different scale and also just as useful and flexible in supporting a bare-bones stockpiling plan.

@margaretnation7464 Год назад

I totally stocked up on our condiments. I do a under $1 shopping challenges. You can really find things at that price. I just found mac n cheese dinners for .78 cent. I bought 25 of them.

@broncobra Год назад

Years ago, you could buy Kraft Mac and cheese, 4 for a dollar.

@mom24boybarians Год назад

I have been appalled at how many young people have no idea how to plan a grocery list, let alone a budget! I have taught many (& my sons have taught their friends) how to make the most of what they have and give themselves a little food security. I always suggest to newbies that they pick a dollar amount that is for getting extras for the stockpile each shopping trip. To generate the $$ for stockpiling I suggest implementing at least 2-4 very cut-rate meals a week (oatmeal- not in$tant- for breakfast, pancake & eggs for dinner or beans, pack your own lunch, etc) and no fast food, even cheap stuff is expensive when $$ are tight. That might only generate $10 but that is a great start for a small family. First 3-4 trips, get actual basic foods (starches, veggies, tomato products, beans). Next 4-8 trips, get variations (mushrooms, cream soups, chilis, gravy, seasoning & sauce packets) plus 1 or 2 meat items. Trips after that start a list of bulk seasonings to systematically add one at a time to the pantry plus more of everything else they have been getting. It seams to have worked very well for most.

@justjet Год назад

I just found tomato soup on sale for $.71 a can and got 20 of them!

@brendarector4194 Год назад

Simple foods still feed People.Thanks for keeping that message Prominent for our tables.

@georgettelikens3455 Год назад

Jinne, that was quite the haul for $29 and change. I'm impressed.

@girlnextdoorgrooming Год назад

Leisa from Suttons Daze was canning 4 oz or 8 oz jars of ugly chicken. I immediately thought about how you can make your Ramen restaurant style at home.

@rachelkivarkis1801 Год назад

Beautiful prepped pantry stuff and thanks for sharing. I guess, Walmart carries great value stuff, I will try and get stuff if I can find these items. Thanks again for sharing. Beautiful video. 🙏👍✝️🌷🌺☘️🌟❤️👏

@susancampbell7279 Год назад

Thank you

@KoniB. Год назад

DID NOT KNOW THIS ABOUT THE PULL TOPS! Thanks for letting us know about this for those like me still in the dark!

@sallyapplegate4591 Год назад

What a great idea! I want to go to my Walmart in northern CA and see if I can get as much as you did! Thank you!!!

@bettyc.parker-young1437 Год назад

That was a great haul challenge Jinne! It's like a shopping treasure hunt! You could even get older children involved to find items for you to make it a family challenge. I love your shirt also. Coffee is my only vice so I enjoy it. I have plenty stored up.😊👍☕ Have a great night with your family.😊👍⭐

@chesterricherson3565 Год назад

Same here! Coffee:breakfast of Champions!

@debsmith5971 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your great deals and ideas on spicing up and stretching meals Jennie 💪💕👍💝🫶🏼

@lucyalderman422 Год назад

Items not available in Canada or my area of Canada the foil packets of tuna and other meat. Items still under $1 in my area of Canada are Ramen noodles, seasoning packets, tomato paste. Items not seen in my area of Canada are the small cans of dices chili pepper, diced jalapeños peppers, and diced potatoes. All other items are over $1.50 if available I am southeast of Edmonton Alberta Canada

@MG-ze3lf Год назад

I need to borrow you for a day to help stock me up. Lol I'll buy of course.

@lisabibby6274 Год назад

I just got the same pastas from Walmart along with a case of each vegetables, cream soups and tomatoes.Was finally able to get a few 1lbs bags of the Northern White beans, haven't seen them in so long. Thank you for sharing, you did fantastic.

@lilrustee Год назад

I was really surprised to see that Walmart (mine anyway) sold a 5oz CAN of chunk light tuna in water for 88 cents!! I’m in east Atlanta suburbs.

@broncobra Год назад

My ex wife would go to the pantry, and say there is nothing to eat? I would go out there and whip up a casserole, and it was delicious. She could never understand how I could do that. She absolutely had no clue. She would always compliment me. WoW! lol. If it wasn't frozen or ready to eat, she had no idea.

@jeanetteschulthe1andOnly Год назад

Walmart has small cellophane bags of alphabet noodles and maybe some other shapes for 33 cents, I think three would make a pound. It is a Mexican company I think and the alphabets...is it me?...but they always tasted superior maybe because they are fine and absorb the flavor and it is amusing for children. I even buy like bunny shapes for myself. The seashells are superior tasting too. I like angel hair and do amazing things with it. But I wanted to tell all about the little gem bags of pasta. More of a morale/childrens pick me up.

@brendanelson1027 Год назад

Those little packets of Mexican pastas are just the right size for smaller amounts of crockpot surprise or casseroles! There's just the two of us, so I try to just make enough for just a couple of meals. Blessings from NW Florida!

@terrim9323 Год назад

I never noticed before, but those Mexican pasta shapes are made with REAL durum/wheat, (semolina) which is the best for pasta. The channel, Mary's Nest, pointed that out. They are very cheap in my area.

@melesai Год назад

Yes, I love the small shells. Cooked in toatoe meat sauce, doesn't suck up all the sauce Also good in soups Blessings

@CoolTaxiDriver Год назад

The ramen soups..I try to get beef. The seasoning is great for French onion soup. I have also used them in a pinch to make a quick gravy. Any kind of cream soup, I add a packet for a little extra boost. It also works to toss on potato wedges with olive oil and bake for some zesty fries!

@laurab8547 Год назад

Excellent work Jinne! Thanks for all the great ideas!

@fluffyotter1601 Год назад

Aldi for condiments…..not all under a dollar…but by far cheapest and best quality for the price. Tuna under a dollar per can at Aldi.

@shawnclark7326 Год назад

Good haul, thanks for sharing 😊

@gaylegrindle7977 Год назад

Hello have a good evening.

@cathyeller5722 Год назад

Due to a cut in job hours we have been eating out of our stocked pantry for 3 weeks now. Variety is important, how many times can you pour gravy over something before it is nauseating. We opened a can of spam had a couple of sandwiches with the left over spam I made macaroni salad for with ranch dressing and pea's. Kroger has a good sale in my area of buy 5 for 99 cents. There tuna is usually .89 cents. We have a couple of more weeks to go with no shopping before we build back up our savings account. Keep stocking up on items when you can find them cheap. You can never tell when something is going to come along and knock the wind out of you.

@lynnlamont3485 Год назад

I found a bargain store in my area that had non gmo seeds from last year for 10 cents a pack. You may not get 100% germination but you should get 80 to 85 %. You can't beat that. I bought tomato seeds, herbs, peppers, radishes, squash, zucchini, carrots, lettuce, beans, cucumbers, peas, okra, pumpkins, cantelope, watermelon, etc. I think I bought 82 packs for $8.20. I'm going to get a ton of food. I'm starting some seeds today. Any extra plants that I have I will sell or give away.

@Pmwalls46 Год назад

Great video Jinne ….. you got quite a variety of things. To be honest, even though I’ve been in Walmart many times in the last month, I’ve never done a search for items that were specifically under a dollar. Usually I’m looking for specific things but next time I go, I will take the time to really concentrate on that. Thank you for your hard work and great info !! Love your channel ❤️

@stephaniewoods6505 Год назад

I always shop by price and get the cheapest things on the shelves. I also do unit price comparisons. Be careful because they are tricky and sneaky. You think you are paying less but you would be surpeised at how much more per unit you are paying. Needless to say, my math skills are improving exponentially! lol..

@ninnymuggins5159 Год назад

@@stephaniewoods6505 Sometimes the cheapest items are NOT the lowest price per ounce, it does pay to do the math! 😊

@cherylbrowning3303 Год назад

I like to grab the sliced water chestnuts to chop up and add for texture it’s great in rice dishes

@girlnextdoorgrooming Год назад

And chicken salad.

@cherylbrowning3303 Год назад

@@girlnextdoorgrooming and tuna salad

@lesliecarter1986 Год назад

Thanks Jinne. Lots of great recipe ideas.

@walkerone9833 Год назад

I use the Ramen noodles in the cup. I add the Great Value mylar packet of Premium White Chicken from the tuna isle. This chicken is cubed so it fits nicely inside the styrofoam cup. On occasion I will add some of that taco powder. About $2 per serving. The chicken takes this to a much higher nutritional level. Great meal on the trail or shtf....and only the fork to wash. Great vid!

@misterincreds5341 Год назад

I loved what you stated about the ramen noodles. When our children were younger, and we camped a lot I did a very similar meal with a little browned beef, some canned tomatoes, frozen or canned mixed veggies and the ramen noodles. A little salt, pepper, garlic and it was a really good one pot meal over the fire while we were camping. The kids absolutely loved it.

@marymastromauro8164 Год назад

You can get the seasoning out of the soup cups by opening the top a little and turning it over and giving several taps

@susans9491 Год назад

Lots of great ideas in this haul and video! I was thinking that salt, some spices and probably baking soda would come in under $1.00?I’ve been slacking off a little lately, this is just the kick in the rear I need to go shopping! Thanks for all you do for us, it’s greatly appreciated.❤️🇺🇸

@theresak.7475 Год назад

Fry up those (drained) diced potatoes just a bit; add a little diced onion; then add the (drained) peas, coconut milk, and curry powder - or use another curry or korma sauce. :)

@suegeorge998 Год назад

Hi Jinne, I so appreciate you doing these. People beginning to get their pantries filled will especially benefit from these videos. Plus those of us that have been doing this a while can get ideas for our own pantries. I'm working on putting some pasta in Mason jars and using oxygen absorbers so it lasts longer. I didn't grow up with Vienna sausage but the plus is that you can add it to a can of pork and beans or Mac and cheese. Add some canned vegetables for a complete meal. Back when I was doing Weight Watchers there's a great recipe with cornbread stuffing mix, a small can of green chilies and onions and hamburger for a Mexican meatloaf. It had the enchilada sauce on top. I really liked it. I would only put 1/2 can of green chilies in it, because I grew up in the Midwest and wasn't exposed to spicy foods.

@HomesteadCorner Год назад

You can fry up those Vienna sausages like a breakfast sausage...

@suegeorge998 Год назад

@@HomesteadCorner that too!

@joeyhardin1288 Год назад

Thank you Jinne. A potato cake under any of the dishes you mentioned is good eats, God Bless and stay safe.

@leslieortiz9611 Год назад

I love watching your prepping list. I’ve picked up so many new items

@nancyst.john-smith3891 Год назад

Walmart sells 10# of chicken quarters for $6.42 or 62¢ a pound. I washed,trimmed and pressure canned 20# of them. It is so easy to make chicken noodle soup with them. I put 5 pieces in a quart jar with chicken broth for canning. Open the jar, remove the pieces from the jar, save the liquid for your soup. I also love their frozen veggies. They are cleaned, trimmed and flash frozen the day they are picked. I dehydrated a bunch of them as well as some fresh celery. I can throw mixed veggies or peas or dehydrated onions in the soup as well. Throw dehydrated broccoli florets into Mac and cheese after rehydrating. Put dehydrated peas in your tuna casserole after hydrating. I have 2 Excalibur dehydrators (excellent quality) that I bought at yard sales for 10% of the cost of new!

@susanblanche9684 Год назад

Like you I store stuffing mix. I take 6or7 boxes and empty them in a huge glass jar or plastic cereal container with a few bay leafs and it keeps bugs out. Love your segment today. Thanks

@MichaelR58 Год назад

Good items , thanks for sharing , God bless !

@jilladams9326 Год назад

I agree about seasonings, but use bulk spices to make things like ranch, taco, etc

@jackiejermeay6568 Год назад

I hit different stores food is food stocking a pantry the cheaper the better. Great haul. Thanks for sharing.

@Pryjmaty Год назад

I have found that using instant potatoes is rock star for thickening soups/stews/chilis,

@catdeeann Год назад

Can you use the powdered potatoes to prepare a soup in a jar with your dehydrated items?

@nice2355 Год назад

I grew up on potted meat & pickle sandwiches - Spent every summer with my grandmother and her sisters who all grew up during the Depression. Lunch meat was for fancy people :)

@daval5563 Год назад

Thank you for your video. There's no such thing as "under a buck" here in Commie Canaduh, ... unless it's a one time sale on soups. Ramen noodles don't count eh? Damn the price, FULL PREP AHEAD! Keep up the great work And good luck.

@kathleenlucas5207 Год назад

My WM usually has the GV chicken and rice soup and the vegetable beef soup for under $1 a can. I have a lot of the veggie beef. I think the two pack of lipton cup of soups are 99 cents. You could get the boxes that had 6 or 7 individual freeze dried coffee packets in them for $1, though the last time I was there they didn't have any. I used to also get bags of pizza crust mixes for 69 cents, but haven't gotten any in a while as I have a lot stored. I'm sure they are much higher now.

@girlnextdoorgrooming Год назад

Freeze dried coffee packets sounds great.

@lawriefoster5587 Год назад

Thank you. so well done...especially the cooking ideas..thank you from Philadelphia!!

@rebelgirl9436 Год назад

Red enchilada sauce is cheap and easy to make!

@MrRKWRIGHT Год назад

Good Tuesday morning Jinny. What a haul. Thanks so much for sharing such a great selection of items we should be using to stock our pantries, for less than a dollar. I definitely agree that Maruchan seasoned noodles should be among them - and of course plenty of canned potatoes and green beans. 👍👍😊😊

@elainepanthera5444 Год назад

Surprisingly, I found Libby's Sweet Corn (sea salt) 4-pk for $3.46. GREAT DEAL -- if you like salt. Very salty. I like salt so - 4 cans of Libby's under a dollar each. Works for meee. 😊

@donnastafford9799 Год назад

I buy the 105 oz at Sams for $5.38 makes it between .5 &.6 cents an ounce. Refill mustard small dispenser from large.

@patriciamoses2185 Год назад

i love these dollar shows gives me great ideas. You are looking great, lost weight

@debbiecurtis4021 Год назад

I've started my food inventory last week. I've moved all cans into new plastic tote boxes with lids, so I'll fill one box with just potatoes, another just sweetcorn, another just carrots, and so on. Once I start dipping into these preps, or add to them, I'll use my inventory to change the amount. That way I can see what else I need to buy, how much I have left, and plan meals.

@deboranndeborann933 Год назад

Please don't stockpile in that way. If you lost a bin you would lose all of whatever you lost. You'd lose all your meat. You'd lose all your sugar. You'd lose all your corn, carrots, peas, or what ever. Make it so You'd have a meal if you could only grab one PAck, packet, bunch, group, jar...one sack!!!!