A Tour of Little Mountain Ranch's Food Storage Areas

🏞️Little Mountain Ranch has dedicated food storage areas, including a canning pantry, grow room, freeze dryer room, and root cellar.

🏋️The canning pantry was built from recycled materials and cost around $500, showcasing the family's dedication to sustainability and frugality.

🌱The grow room is used for growing winter greens and starting seeds for the garden, ensuring a steady supply of fresh produce.

🥶The freeze dryer room is a new addition to Little Mountain Ranch and has been a game-changer for preserving food.

🥔The root cellar is the culmination of a year's worth of hard work and is a favorite part of the pantry tour, showcasing the abundance of preserved food.

How much food does Little Mountain Ranch store?

—Little Mountain Ranch strives to store a year's worth of food for their large family, but the amount of food to store varies depending on family size and needs.

What materials were used to build the canning pantry?

—The canning pantry was built using recycled materials, with the shelves made from repurposed wood and the ceiling from an old piece of metal.

What is the purpose of the grow room?

—The grow room is used to grow winter greens and start seeds for the garden, ensuring a supply of fresh produce year-round.

How has the freeze dryer room benefited Little Mountain Ranch?

—The freeze dryer room is a new addition that has greatly improved the family's food storage capabilities by preserving a wider variety of foods.

What can visitors expect to see in the root cellar?

—The root cellar is a favorite part of the pantry tour and showcases the culmination of a year's worth of hard work, with an abundance of preserved food.

00:00Introduction and welcome to Little Mountain Ranch's pantry tour video.

02:10Overview of the canning pantry, built from recycled materials at a low cost.

06:00Introduction to the grow room, used for growing winter greens and starting seeds.

09:20Explanation of the freeze dryer room and its benefits for food preservation.

10:40Tour of the root cellar, showcasing the abundance of preserved food.