LDS Pantry
I volunteered to help with a local LDS group at the cannery this past Saturday as a way to introduce myself to the group as I am not a church member. Nice folks, no pressure and we canned over 400 gallon cans of food in a 4.5 hour period.
I was told that since everything had to be ordered before hand I woulld not be able to pack for myself, but was free to purchase any overage.
I came away with a 25lb. bag of wheat berries; 2 cans dehydrated refried beans; 2 cans dry milk and 2 cans of mashed potato flakes for under $35. I am looking forward to the April excursion to get some of the dehydrated apple chips, dried carrot and onion flakes and cocoa mix.
These are good people and you can learn a lot from them.
I volunteered to help with a local LDS group at the cannery this past Saturday as a way to introduce myself to the group as I am not a church member. Nice folks, no pressure and we canned over 400 gallon cans of food in a 4.5 hour period.
I was told that since everything had to be ordered before hand I woulld not be able to pack for myself, but was free to purchase any overage.
I came away with a 25lb. bag of wheat berries; 2 cans dehydrated refried beans; 2 cans dry milk and 2 cans of mashed potato flakes for under $35. I am looking forward to the April excursion to get some of the dehydrated apple chips, dried carrot and onion flakes and cocoa mix.
These are good people and you can learn a lot from them.
