These 50 Pound Bags of Sugar
are another staple that you can’t stockpile enough of. I’d suggest buying a few hundred pounds of Sugar
and making sure they are in air tight containers that you can stack up and forget about until you need them.
Sugar was once called White Gold because of how valuable it was to people before refrigeration and other mechanisms of preservation were available. With Sugar you can turn berries into jams. Because sugar is so hydrophlic it draws moisture out of whatever is near to it. That property means it can suck the moisture right out of bacteria (which is why your jam will last so long) as well as being used to treat wounds.
And when I say treat wounds, I am talking everything from minor cuts to major amputations. Packing the dressings with Sugar will keep infections from forming as well as promote healing. There are multiple studies that show using sugar not only decreases healing times but also helps the body to heal persistent wounds like bed sores and ulcers that don’t respond to more modern treatments.
And while healing is the major factor, Sugar has a ton of other uses as well. Mix it with equal parts baking soda and you have an anti roach powder. The sugar draws them in and the baking soda kills them. Mix it with oil and you have a body scrub to clean yourself with.
And of course, I do like a teaspoon of Sugar with my coffee too.
…
Survival Day 1 | Fire Starter |
Survival Day 2 | Folding Knife |
Survival Day 3 | Body Armor |
Survival Day 4 | Maps |
Survival Day 5 | Field Bag |
Survival Day 6 | Pepper Spray |
Survival Day 7 | Kuba-Kickz |
Survival Day 8 | Survival Hammer |
Survival Day 9 | Emergency Food Bars |
Survival Day 10 | Coffee Percolator |
Survival Day 11 | Small Game Snares |
Survival Day 12 | Smoker |
Survival Day 13 | Go Girl |
Survival Day 14 | Safety Razor |
Survival Day 15 | Wood Stove Kit |
Survival Day 16 | Woodsman Axe |
Survival Day 17 | Survival Bag |
Survival Day 18 | Automatic Watch |
Survival Day 19 | Tactical Goggles |
Survival Day 20 | Sap Cap |
Survival Day 21 | Evacuation Litter |
Survival Day 22 | Quick Clot Gauze |
Survival Day 23 | Kukri |
Survival Day 24 | Mini Cookset |
Survival Day 25 | Pocket Rescusitator |
Survival Day 26 | Insulated Bib |
Survival Day 27 | Fixed Blade Knife |
Survival Day 28 | Emergency Survival Tent |
Survival Day 29 | Combat Tourniquet |
Survival Day 30 | SAM Splint |
Survival Day 31 | Snowshoes |
Survival Day 32 | Internal Frame Pack |
Survival Day 33 | Gun Cleaning Kit |
Survival Day 34 | Nitrile Gloves |
Survival Day 35 | Bent Snips |
Survival Day 36 | Optimus – Hiking Stove |
Survival Day 37 | K&R Walker 25 Pedometer |
Survival Day 38 | P38 GI Type Can Openers |
Survival Day 39 | Gas Fastening Tool |
Survival Day 40 | Salt |
Survival Day 41 | 5 Gallon Buckets With Seal Tight Lids |
Survival Day 42 | Survival Candles |
Survival Day 43 | Gamo .177 Caliber Pellet Rifle |
Survival Day 44 | Fiskars Digging Shovel |
Survival Day 45 | Metal Ammo Can |
Survival Day 46 | Camo Crossbow |
Survival Day 47 | Emergency Zone Toilet Set |
Survival Day 48 | 210-Piece Tool Set |
Survival Day 49 | 260 Gallon Water Storage Tank |
Survival Day 50 | Razor Comb |
Survival Day 51 | Mambe Extreme Outdoor Blanket |
Survival Day 52 | Tree Stand Climber |
Survival Day 53 | 5-Gallon Water Bottles |
Survival Day 54 | 2-1/2-Inch Common Nails |
Survival Day 55 | FuBar Pry Bar |
Survival Day 56 | Gravity Shower |
Survival Day 56 | Buttons & Tack |
Survival Day 58 | Dry Erase Board |
Survival Day 59 | Sugar, 50 Pound Bag |