Survival Meals

I heard that ground up worms make great protien paste and dandelion leaves are great salads...and that nettles can be eaten too. A coffee subtitute from some sort of root...but what is the stuff to aim for on an emergency level...any ideas?

There are alot of things you can try
bugs
worms
crickets
some flowers
certian leaves
moths
fish
wild animals
you might even be lucky and find some fruit!!!
the main thing is to drink alot of water

2007-03-14 13:59:18 by Thx 4 All The Fish

In today#39;s Camping Survival video blog, Tom Sciacca unveils the contents of one Wise Foods Storage bucket. These are ready made meals in ...

I have been eating healthier and exercising more and drinking alot of water and juices. But I'm not budging on the scales. I have been doing nutritional research alot and they say that if you eat 5 to 6 small meals a day that your body will have more energy and not store fat. So in tern will that start to burn the fat that you already have stored? It would make sense. Like how your body will retain water especially when it is not getting it everyday and enough of it,and stores it because your bosy goes into survival mode. So won't that be the same truth to eating? Because we all know that if we dont eat enough we will not lose the weight, which I have discovered myself. So if your body is storing fat is is in survival mode, or we eat too large of a meal and your body doesnt need it all so it stores it as fat in the body for later. So anyway, back to my question, if you start to eat more smaller meals a day will your body burn off the stored fat? Not be in survival mode anymore?

no you will be twice as fat

2006-06-29 11:44:05 by newmoon

Price: $299.00 $86.99

Shelf life 20 years.
Emergency Survival Food Supply 275 Meal Pack
Weather Proof Bucket

By survival Camp out i mean, me and my friend want to stay outsides on the edge of the woods around his house and try to "Live off the land" for a while. What supplies should we bring? one meal of course. knife. What else?

Tent
Mess kit
Hatchet
Magnesium fire starter. Forget matches, they're sissy and for posers. These light in the rain.
A grill for the fire is reallly nice, but not super necessary.
ROPE.
Playing cards.

2009-12-14 16:44:23 by Babeeroniea

200 Servings
20 Year Shelf Life
Food Supply 200 Serving Meal

I'm doing some cleaning and found an army survival kit my grandfather sent me from 2000 (Y2K scare) and it has a bunch of ready to eat, individual packaged meals. Inside are sealed pork and beans, pound cake, powder for kool-aid, apple jelly, and crackers. There are also water purifying pills. Is there any reason to keep it (the apocalypse, historical value, terrible Christmas gift to someone I hate) or should I trash it?

Trash it please.You really wouldn't want it eat it any way.

2009-11-21 23:18:51 by Perfumed

My friends and I are planning on camping on a large property that's a few miles away from a town. Considering we're going to have to do everything by foot...

What is the least amount of food a person should eat to remain healthy? We're trying to think of the cheapest solutions. We're about to start Wwoofing but we'd really like to just camp for about a month. How can we stay healthy and spend the least. No nutritional substitutes/supplements, no pre-packaged meals...

Eat lots of nuts. I know you don't want pre-packaged, but seeing as you have to carry everything, have you had a look at military style ration packs? MRE's taste great (well, I think they do!), aren't that heavy to carry, and contain all your basic (read there, BASIC) dietary needs.

2008-12-01 06:23:11 by TK