Ona scale of 1 to NASA, how tricky is it to make your own shelf stable meals?

ona scale of 1 to NASA, how tricky is it to make your own shelf stable meals?

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hard tack is really easy to make

It depends on how long you need it to last. Canned food is usually long enough for most people.

*tasty and varied meals

NSA out of NASA

Get a canner and some jars

Buy your meats and veggies

Now if you mean shit like thermostabilized retort pouches and canned bread that you can eat 60 years later, you're probably out of luck

i'm talking cooking a meal. adding preservatives. Sealing it up in plastic retort bags.
>how long
5 years ideally

I think the goal of a prepper is to have enough food to outlast a crisis, while the goal of a survivalist is to have enough food to wait you out until you can farm your own.

Oh, well it won't last you a few weeks. Canning is basically boiling the can to seal it. A plastic bag with food doesn't last a week in a fridge. Preservatives aren't going to help you.

Dehydrate shit. Stockpile beans. Chicks will dig you.