Anyone storing coffee? Should last a pretty long time if it is in #10 cans eh?
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Anyone storing coffee? Should last a pretty long time if it is in #10 cans eh?
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Originally Posted by Prometheus
Yeah, if it's the apocalypse then I want my dang soda. I might as well have a few and chill during the end, right?
I'm 45, I've yet to try coffee.Quote:
Originally Posted by rbeau30
You poor thing. Those of us that made it through the 70's would look at coffee as a "gateway" drug. [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
Been working graves for six years. Was an Army NCO before that...Coffee is a must...
Yes I am storing it.
Blasphemy! A witch, a witch! No one can live that long without coffee unless they're a witch.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
[Coffee]
I'm starting to organize our foodstores. So far I've concentrated on getting the house more self-sufficient.
Now if only I had a gun and some ammo.
- We have lots of canned goods...but no photos just yet.
- 1000 gal propane tank is kept filled.
- Plenty of wood for the wood stove.
- A little extra gas for the various machines (with stabilizer)
- Generator hooked to the house
- Water is available via the well
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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
I'll trade you some RVN rifles. Never been fired and only dropped twice.
It stores ok in the freezer but really only a month or two outside the freezer and only if whole bean.Quote:
Originally Posted by rbeau30
The real way to store coffee is green coffee beans and roast them yourself. Last a long time (years) that way.
More Coffee
Just store instant. It will work out better for you in the pocket book
YUCK. I'll speed the extra $$ and get real coffee...imagine the things people would trade for a little fresh roasted coffee when Starbucks and the grocery store are gone. Coffee will be like gold.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbyfairbanks