uk-preppers.co.uk

Well, I'm away now, to visit nearest and dearest for the festivities. May you all have a very merry preppy Christmas!

Best wishes, 2RM.

Easy to play around with that recipe. For instance, I prefer a can of mixed spicey beans to kidney beans, and you can start with chopping up and frying a chorizo sausage then do the rest of it. It's a great family comfort food! Indeed. If you are fortunate enough to have a local Polish delicatessen...

So, here's my supper tonight; a proper prepper recipe, for chilli con carne . Equipment: Cooking knife Chopping block 2 saucepans (ideally with lids) 1 can-opener 1 teaspoon 1 measuring jug 2 cooking rings Ingredients (serves 4): 2 x medium onions, chopped*. 2 x tablespoons sunflower oil*. 1 x teasp...

Can't help thinking that the Swiss would have arrived at a whole lot better list had they bothered to log in here, and read, mark, learn and inwardly digest all the common sense wisdom and practical tips listed...

Best wishes, 2RM.

PS. What are 'Pods'? Something psychadelic?

I just love home cooking and home brewing... They save me money I can spend on preps

Best wishes, 2RM.

So far, so good. Here's the last of my lists; Navigation, Admin and Miscellaneous. 1 x Silva compass 1 x relevant set of os maps 1 x photo ID (passport and/or driving licence, etc) 1 x address ID (recent bank statement, utility bill, etc) 1 x duplicate set of all your important keys 1 x wallet with ...

Or MSR Aquatabs. (Couldn't make the link work. You'll have to google).

Cheers, 2RM

Just a quick note on water filters, things like the sawyer are great for camping in the uk and Europe, as all you really need to worry about is bacterial contamination, but they don't filter out viruses, and in a situation where you're using a bug out bag there's a good chance a lot of the natural ...

Thanks for the credit card tip, Arzosah . I'll have a look at that after Christmas, when I'll know exactly what the damage is. Meanwhile, on water filters, I've swapped my lifestraw for this , which has a longer life capacity (455,000 litres, allegedly) and a more flexible operation, while still rem...

Got to say I'm a little jealous at your ability to throw so much money at it :oops: I know it sounds expensive, if you buy top of the range everything at once. But I haven't been doing that, and don't recommend it as a strategy. I've been gradually accumulating kit in a desultory sort of fashion fo...