Are there any tires actually made in the USA anymore??
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Stocking up ahead of 2021/2022 shortages...
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Old timers setting in lolI really need to straiten up my inventory. I bought an extra 10# bucket of salt for just in case. Went to put it on the extras shelf in the barn, only to find another one already there.
Just curious do you roast the green coffee beans?
dieselrealtor
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I recently started looking into this, what roaster do you use & what beans do you buy?
Merry Christmas
I "built" my roaster out of a stainless popcorn popper. Rigged it to run with a portable drill. Vids all over Youtube on roasting your own.
Yankee Prepper's store Is where I used to buy the green beans. I would recommend him! He has top quality beans from the best folks and a lot of roasting links and knowledge to pass along.
I have switched to buying beans on Amazon subscribe and save. After buying from Yankee prepper for years and years, I found a way to make Amazon's lesser quality (cheaper) beans work.
FYI - The reason there are many boutique coffee roasters out there competing for your business is that there is a bit of a learning curve and precision to consistently produce your own roasted blend. Also the reason why buying a roaster runs in the thousands.
It took me years to develop technique to produce my pound of coffee every week consistently. I burnt a lot of beans and drank a lot of swill to get it right. Still to this day, any given roast can vary from the last.
I buy green beans from Columbia, Sumatra and Guatemala for my blend.
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I keep a fair bit of their club soda on hand when I find it. They have the best, tightest fitting recloseable cap system that keeps it from going flat much longer
As a Subaru owner, I keep OEM filters on hand esp oil filters, oil that I like and my next set of high performance rubber is already in the basement for when the current set winds up being used up (most likely this year but don't drive as much as I used to since retirement)
I also keep a larger stock of cleaning supplies I like, both for the house and for car and my guns. I just don't want to deal with substituting an inferior brand because it is all that was available
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Luckily, good scotch arrives via east coast ports
Hasn't stopped them from charging a lot more for it, though
I have always felt that the willingness to accept silver and gold would be predicated on whether people felt we were looking at just a bad year or two, and accumulating that sort of wealth might pay off quickly; or descending into a new dark ages, in which case canned food, ammunition, antibiotics and disinfectants as well as multivitamins and supplements might be good trade goods if you happen to have a surplus
We stopped purchasing #10 cans of freeze dried food. Had gotten to expensive for what you get. Spent the money and got a Harvest Right freeze dryer and it has been one of the best investment's we have made. Can do a load of eggs (72), powder them and it goes into Mylar bags. We have even freeze dried Skiddles. Pilot Crackers go into Mylar bags also for long term storage. Getting ready to do ham and turkey soon. Learn to pressure can meat, stored in a cool dry place it lasts for years. Guy’s, think outside of the box. It’s going to get worse.
My wife got a freeze dryer in early fall, we have freeze dried a lot of stuff, now getting ready to do hash browns, we have done all kinds of fruit, and candy too milk duds are awesome as well as skittles. our grandkids go crazy over them!!!
I bet that smells fabulous
We have also done strawberries, hash browns and even watermelon. Get bags of frozen mixed vegetables and do them also.
