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LMNT Chocolate Medley

November 26, 2022November 26, 2022 James Burnette

LMNT Chocolate Medley

I’m excited to share with yall an exciting new product from LMNT. They just launched a limited edition of Chocolate flavors. Which I know sounds weird. Salty chocolate drinks. But I will tell you it is delicious.

LMNT Chocolate Medley launches on Nov 29th. The LMNT 30ct Chocolate Medley includes 3 flavors: 10 Chocolate Caramel – a brand new flavor, 10 Mint Chocolate – a fan favorite from last holiday season, and 10 Chocolate Salt – the flavor that taught us electrolytes can be the primary element of your favorite hot beverages.

All of the Chocolate flavors are best enjoyed hot — Try in a raspberry hot chocolate, no-sugar peppermint mocha, or any other cozy beverage of your choice. The Chocolate Medley is a limited-time offer – when it’s sold out, it’s gone! As always, LMNT offers no-questions-asked refunds on all orders. Lastly, Chocolate Caramel and Mint Chocolate cannot be purchased on their own (outside the Chocolate Medley).

Tiny Houses With Nikki

September 19, 2018September 19, 2018 James Burnette

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This week I have on my friend Nikki to talk about Tiny houses. Nikki is a fellow tiny house prepper.

Unlike me, she lives up north. So many of the issues we have are complete opposites.

Like me she is doing it with a family of three.

Where To Start A Prepping Resource List To Help You

December 9, 2016June 23, 2024 James Burnette

Where To Start

I had a member of the Survival Punks Facebook group ask for a resource list. She had to move after a house fire and lost her preps. This will be a good post for those asking where to start.

Remembering where all the survival resources online are located is hard without them being bookmarked. And a google search will often turn up fly by night scam jobs.

The resources listed on this post are ones I have used and personally recommend. So no worries about being ripped off.

Building a Home Gym Episode 99

April 27, 2016April 27, 2016 James Burnette 1 Comment

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Building a Home Gym

This week Mike and I talk about the building of out out doors home gym. The episode mostly revolves around fitness and nutrition. We talk about pricing options and places to find used equipment. We also talk about some DIY options. Like filling 5 gallon buckets with concrete.

I talk about how I bought my Olympic Bar off Ebay for a decent price. Later I found Play it again sports had an Olympic Bar and 300#s of weight for $157. I would have prefered to get that.

Craigslist is another great resource. I’ve been watching craigslist for a few weeks and see several great deals pop up. You have to have the cash and act pretty fast though. The good deals don’t last long.

I think we mention me going to a scrap yard. Weights are sold for scrap metal sometimes so you can find them for really cheap. The only ones I found recently were 1 inch standard weights of all low weights. Checking regularly might get you some decent weights.

With episode 100 coming up get your voice mails in to me soon. If you want to be heard on the show call (615) 657-9104 and tell me what you’ve been doing with Survival, prepping and fitness. All calls will get on the show. Don’t put off we only have a few more weeks. Thanks for all the support and sticking with us through the first 100 episodes.

Food Storage Tips For Space Challenged Preppers

November 9, 2015November 9, 2015 James Burnette 2 Comments

Today is a guest post on a subject I know all too well. Food storage tips in small spaces. It comes to us from James Smith. Enjoy.

Food Storage Tips For Space Challenged Preppers

Finding room for survival supplies is one of the most common problems preppers face. If you’re one of the few lucky ones with a cellar or basement, you have plenty of room at the appropriate temperature. But for the vast majority that do not live in bigger houses, storage of survival supplies is a major issue. People who live in condos, apartments, mobile homes, etc. are usually aching for closet space and normal pantry, so emergency water and food can become really hard to store.

However, like they say, where there’s a will, there’s a way; and with a little bit of creativity it may not be impossible to make some space for survival supplies. Here are a few tips you can use to create some extra space in your home: