Sealing up the Halloween Candy in the foodsaver canister. |
Storing candy is quite easy if you own a food saver. If you don't have one you may need to add it to your Christmas wish list. I use a food saver to store many items in mason jars. I buy my spices from Winco in large quantities and I seal them in mason jars until I need to refill my plastic spice containers. It works the same with candy!! I fill my jars with similar pieces of candy so the flavors don't blend and then I vacuum seal them in the jar. They will last for years this way.
Individually wrapped candy works the best. I tried to seal candy corn one year and it got really sugary and sticky. I like the small size candy bars and jolly wrancher type candy. They fit in the jars well, store well, and are good for portion control :) So think outside the food storage box and add some fun food to your food storage this Halloween!
October Goals
Beans-60lbs per person per year. Beans, peas, lentils, nuts, and sprouting beans. Store in a cool dry place and dry beans will last 30+ years. Canned beans have a shelf life of around 2 years. Rinse your canned beans and soak dry beans to lessen the "effects" of beans. Soak dry beans for 8-12 hours, rinse and add new water. Simmer and cook as directed.
Cold weather clothing and bedding-Take inventory of your coats, hats, gloves, boots, sleeping bags, long underwear, ski clothing, bedding and blankets. Have a year supply of clothing for children. Keep blankets and gloves in your car for emergencies.
Enjoy the journey!
Enjoy the blessings!
Feel the peace!
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