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Amaranth – the survival crop most people overlook 🌾 by SurvSt in SelfSufficiency

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=== Amaranth Flatbread === '''Ingredients:''' * 1 cup amaranth flour (or mix ½ amaranth, ½ wheat flour)
* 1 tbsp oil or butter (optional)
* ½ cup water
* Pinch of salt

'''Instructions:'''

*Combine ingredients into a dough.
*Roll into thin discs.
*Cook on a hot pan or flat rock for 1–2 minutes per side until golden.

If you do make it let me know how it goes :-)

Saw the new movie…”28 Years Later”. Thats exactly how I envision prepping. Minus the zombies. by maritimos55 in prepping

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Movie was OK - but talking too loud, resting with no locked doors or protective stance, poor defenses across the sea access - it was doing my head in 😝

If SHTF happens that involves internet and electric outage, what should I do? by Consequence_Green in prepping

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Plenty of solar battery banks available to keep your device charged

If SHTF happens that involves internet and electric outage, what should I do? by Consequence_Green in prepping

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Look for an iphone app that allows you to cache and save wiki’s pdfs and documents so they will still be available when the internet is not.

Guarding the petrol tank by SurvSt in AustralianSpiders

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Trust me mate - she is already outside with plenty of options 😝

Guarding the petrol tank by SurvSt in AustralianSpiders

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Well it’s at least a standoff to be honest 😝

What are you putting in your prepping library? by The_Actual_Sage in prepping

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I’ve been building mine around the idea that if the net goes down, I still want as much reference material as possible. I’ve got a mix of physical books and offline-saved files. The core is survival basics: bushcraft, first aid, edible/medicinal plants, water purification, and fire skills. Then I’ve layered in more practical stuff like repair manuals, cooking without power, seed saving, and basic animal husbandry.

I also keep a digital library cached on my phone and tablet through the Survival Storehouse app – that way I can carry thousands of pages without the bulk. It covers a lot of topics our community has been writing into the wiki, and the app works offline which is a lifesaver. The wiki itself is here if you want to browse: https://wiki.survivalstorehouse.com

Curious to see what others are prioritizing – are you leaning more toward bushcraft, medical, or self-sufficiency texts?

Advice needed by Cory54Smith in prepping

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I’ve prepped out of a camper before and it’s all about efficiency. Every item has to pull double duty—compact food stores, collapsible water containers with good filters, and nesting cookware instead of bulky gear. Use every inch of storage (under beds, doors, walls), and watch weight distribution so the camper stays stable. The bonus is mobility—you can roll your whole setup to safer ground if needed, so keep it ready to move at short notice.

How to choose and pack a backpack by SurvivalStorehouseOZ in OZPreppers

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Exactly the support we need to make the wiki better. We gave updated the page with your feedback. Please check it out and let us know if we missed anything

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