Ever since Covid, through the poor economic conditions under the Biden regime and now with supply chain issues through President Trump’s tariff strategy, there is an ongoing boom in “survival food.”
Long-term storage food is not just for emergencies. The potential for food shortages in an ever-changing geopolitical atmosphere makes it prudent to keep months or even years worth of food readily available for multiple situations.
But there’s a big problem in the “prepper food” industry. The vast majority of what’s on the market is barely palatable and oftentimes not very healthy. That’s why Clayton and Meredith Llewellyn launched Heaven’s Harvest in the first place.
After buying and trying long-term storage food purchased from some of the most popular prepper companies in America, they realized that quality was a major problem. They decided to try freeze drying high-quality food on their own and discovered that it can be healthy and nutritious, just like fresh food. It all comes down to local sourcing and proper care during the freeze drying process.
Good food in. Good food out.
Through their process, Heaven’s Harvest food retains 97% of their vitamins and minerals and the quality is unmatched in the industry.
They don’t just want their customers to buy their foods. They want them to grow their own as well which is why they offer only Heirloom, Non-GMO, Non-Hybrid, Open-Pollinated seeds so their customers can build permanent food security on their own property.
The popularity of a “prepper lifestyle” is on the rise because more Americans want to maintain their independence from outside interference regardless of the circumstances. Through good times and bad, having food with a 25-year shelf life delivers peace of mind. Getting that food from Heaven’s Harvest enhances the feeling because their customers know they’re getting the best taste, quality, and nutrition while securing their self-reliance.
As a special offer, using promo code “Patriot” at Heaven’s Harvest will yield a 5% discount.
Some informed people like me, who went thru Y2K and tossed/donated a bunch of food storage will not go another round. We are up in years and have several weeks stuff misc. to cover weather issues. We are retirees and don’t want a cluttered house like my inlaws left us with, taking days to clean up/ take crap to the curb. Our heirs deserve not to have to do all that work. So, I have asked you tubers hyping storage and generators: What is the timeline for all this chaos to start? I have heard about collapse since ’82.