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Got ? Lancaster Stake Preparedness Class Presented by Debbie Kent PeaceofPreparedness.com I am satisfied that the Father of us all does not wish His children to walk in poverty. He wants them to have comforts and some of the good

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Lancaster Stake Preparedness Class Presented by Debbie Kent PeaceofPreparedness.com

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“I am satisfied that the Father of us all does not wish His children to walk in poverty. He wants them to have comforts and some of the good things

  • f the earth. In the Old Testament,

He speaks of “a land flowing with milk and honey,”

  • f the fatlings of the flock, and of other things which

indicate that He would have His children properly fed and clothed and sheltered, enjoying the comforts that come of the earth.” Gordon B. Hinckley

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A Little Milk Humor

  • Its so hot in Texas that the cows…

are giving evaporated milk

  • It was so dry out there for 3 months…
  • ur cows gave powdered milk.
  • Why don't cows have any money?

Because farmers milk them dry

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Today’s Milk

Processed: Remove fat then adding back in

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Powdered Milk

  • New Processing methods:

Easier to Make, Good Tasting

  • Great for Long Term Storage
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All About Powdered Milk

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More Milk Info

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Advantages to Using Powdered Milk

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Hints for Making Good Tasting Milk

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Types of Dry Milk

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Milk Comparison Chart (or, All Milks Are Not Created Equal)

Instant Regular Whey based (Morning Moo, Swiss Maid, etc) Chocolate whey based 2% Milk (liquid from store) Canned milk (undiluted)

Serving Size 8 oz = 1/3 c dry 8 oz = 3 T. dry 8 oz = ¼ c dry 8 oz 8 oz 8 oz Serv/#10 can 61 80 88 64 N/A N/A Calories 80 109 80 110 120 213 Cal from fat 20 10 45 160 Protein 8 grams 11 grams 3 grams 2 grams 8 grams 16 grams Total Carbs 12 15 12 grams 21 grams 12 grams 24 grams Calcium 30% 34% 30% 8% 30% 64%

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Milk Alternatives

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How Much & What to Store

Now: 16 lbs 1982: 85 lbs Before 100 lbs

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Storing Milk Humidity Air Light Temperature

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WAYS TO USE MILK

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Drinking

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Making Mixes

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Family Favorites

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3 Milk Products in 1

  • Yogurt
  • Sour Cream
  • Cream Cheese
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Yogurt

  • Mix the Milk
  • Warm the Milk
  • Add Yogurt
  • Add flavorings, if desired
  • Warm 6-8 hours
  • Eat
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Yogurt

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105°

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Sour Cream

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Cream Cheese

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Cheese

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The Truth About Milk

1-#10 can = 60 cups = 28 cups = 14 c. = 7 c. = 4 c. Instant Milk milk yogurt = sour = cream = cheese cream cheese

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Got Milk?

Setting Goals

  • Incorporate Your Food Storage into your Meals
  • Save time, saves money, healthier
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My Week with Food Storage

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Next Month: Nov 14

First Aid For Emergencies

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Coming 2010

  • Preparedness Classes: 4th Thursday 7-8:30
  • Cooking Classes, Quarterly (4 times)

Saturday Mornings: 3 classes: 3 Hours

  • Early Spring Ham Radio Class

For beginners and General- 5 Saturdays

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Obey His Voice

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Got Milk?