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Here’s How You Can Freeze Food Without Electricity
In this video we’re going to show you how to freeze food without electricity. It easy to do, and you’ll love the result. Next time your power goes out, or you take a camping trip you won’t have to worry about your food spoiling.
Unlike other methods that simply keep food and drinks cool, this method will actually freeze food for up to 5 days without electricity. So watch the video, and let us know what you think.
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So, where’d you get the ice from without power?
Oh, boy. If you’ve ever made homemade ice cream, you instantly realize the hit-or-miss chance of getting this right and not risking food poisoning.
Why can’t people stick with known preservation methods, like dehydrating and salt curing? I mean, those are proven and safe.
If you have a freezer, so that you have ice that cold already, why not just use the freezer that you WOULD HAVE made your ice in, to freeze your food in?
Nevermind.