‘Tis the season, friends. I often do most of my holiday gift shopping on Cyber Monday, and I also buy preps that are too expensive during the rest of the year.
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I hope that you have a wonderful day and find some goodies you need!
Deals from Amazon
Check out some of the deals I found for CyberMonday on Amazon!
Books
The Homemade Pantry: 101 Foods You Can Stop Buying and Start Making: A Cookbook
The Big Book of Herbal Medicine
Peterson Field Guide To Medicinal Plants & Herbs Of Eastern & Central N. America
Survival Hacks: Over 200 Ways to Use Everyday Items for Wilderness Survival
The Camp Dutch Oven Cookbook: Easy 5-Ingredient Recipes to Eat Well in the Great Outdoors
The Complete Guide to Hunting, Butchering, and Cooking Wild Game
Freeze Dried Food
You can find other freeze-dried survival foods on sale for CyberMonday at this link.
Home Medical Kit
Ohm Omeprazole Tablets, Delayed-Release Tablets, Acid Reducer
Diphenhydramine Antihistamine (Generic Benadryl)
Kitchen Stuff
Rubbermaid Instant Read Meat Thermometer
Jar Opener Tool for People with Arthritis
Gorilla Grip Heavy Duty Can Manual Opener
Air Fryer Oven (I have this exact one and I’ve used it nearly every day for two years.)
Miscellaneous Stuff (not necessarily prepper stuff)
Collapsible Wagon 330-Pound Capacity
Stainless Steel Low-Smoke Fire Pit
Have a great day!
Please note that these items were on sale at the time of posting this article. Quantities may run out and sale prices may end.
If you find any other cool prepper stuff, share the link in the comments section.
2 Responses
Thanks for the recommendations, Daisy. I have a similar collapsible wagon and it is one of the best tools ever. Highly recommend for seniors or people with mobility issues. I use it to bring in groceries, to move plants around, to take out the recycling or the trash and we’ve even brought it into the house to move heavier things from one room to another. Does the air fryer oven come with good directions? I have an older one that came with lots of recipes, but not very good directions on what setting to use for different foods and kinds of uses. I’m not very good at figuring out these new “gadgets” but would like one that would do all the things listed. Thanks!
I use that air fryer almost like a toaster oven. I’ve done everything from toasting bagels for breakfast to cooking entire sheetpan meals (for one or two people) for supper. The benefit is that it makes things more crispy and cooks way way faster. I’ve found it really simple to use and a lot of foods now have air fryer recommendations on the packages.