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1. Honey. Honey may crystallize over time, but it won't actually expire or become unusable. The reason it is so resistant to spoilage is because it's only made up of about 17% water, which is too low to accommodate most bacteria and fungi.
“It's pretty much just your own germs [on and in your bottle], so there's not much to worry about,” Gerba says. “Yeah, you'll get a lot of bacteria...
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Read More »As long as you store them properly, you won't have to worry about using these foods up before they expire. Most food products are stamped with a “best-by” date, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they expire after that date! Some foods will stay good indefinitely when properly stored. (That’s right—even if they come with a date!) These 13 everyday items will last for years—sometimes decades—even after they’ve been opened. Keep these products on hand rather than throwing them out, and you’ll be reducing food waste and keeping money in your pocket. Score!
It's a fixed blade knife with a full tang, which basically means that it has no weak points. Fixed blade knives are strong because there is no...
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Preppers are preparing to minimize the challenges that life throws at them. They do this by carefully evaluating their risks and understanding...
Read More »Cornstarch is another powdery ingredient that will stay good indefinitely. Follow the same storage tips listed above to ensure it stays uncontaminated (in an airtight container, stored away from light and heat.)
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By slightly dampening a lip brush, then dipping it in a blush to use as a "base" and to "outline" the lips before applying lipstick, the blush...
Read More »As an excellent source of protein, fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants, beans are great staple food to stock up on. Dried beans will last indefinitely if stored in a cool, dry place. That claim was put to the test in a 2005 study at Brigham Young University, which prepared and served pinto beans that were up to 32 years old to a group of 58 people. Among those taste-testers, around 80% said they would eat even the oldest beans as part of their regular diet in an emergency situation.
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If you're not seeing deer, you might be reaching your treestand too late and leaving too early. Get settled at least a half-hour before you expect...
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