12 No Cook Depression Era Foods You’ll Need When the Power Goes Out Eat Cold, Stay Alive

👉 Never Hungry: my mother's pantry, with the real amounts and shelf times finally written down: https://virgiltolliver.shop I'm Virgil Tolliver. I'm seventy-six, born in Cimarron County at the far west end of the Oklahoma panhandle. In a long power outage, hunger is rarely what hurts people. The urge to cook is. A charcoal grill in the garage, a generator by the back door, a camp stove on the counter. Carbon monoxide has no smell and no color. My mother, Opal, lived through Black Sunday and the whole Depression, and she had a saying for it: "Cold is easy. Stupid is what kills you." In this video I show you twelve Depression era foods you can eat cold, straight out of the can, the jar or the sack. No stove. No flame. Plain talk, no panic. What you'll see today: ✔️ Why tuna in water is the wrong fish for a dark house ✔️ The cupboard staple you've been using wrong your whole life ✔️ The food that keeps you full till supper, not just for an hour ✔️ How long your fridge and freezer really hold without power Folks kept asking me "How much?" and "How long does it last?" Nobody in my family ever measured anything, so I weighed it, counted it and checked it against the USDA and the Red Cross. It's all in Never Hungry. The link is right at the top. 👆 ❤️ If this helped, give it a like and subscribe so you don't miss the next one. 📨 And send it to somebody your age who lives alone: a brother, a neighbor or a friend. #PowerOutage #NoCookFood #DepressionEraFood #EmergencyPantry #IceStorm #FoodStorage This video is for information only and is not medical or safety advice.