Comments on: "The Bread Of The Wilderness" – Pemmican http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/ Dedicated to the return of the superior health of our ancestors, by adopting traditional foods that nourished them throughout the ages, and disavowing the modern reliance on the "displacing foods of modern commerce." Sat, 31 Jul 2010 00:34:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Michael M http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-1762 Michael M Thu, 08 Apr 2010 21:13:51 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-1762 <a href="#comment-1744">@Dr. Taylor</a> Thanks Dr. Taylor for checking that out. To be quite honest, that simply sounds like a "protecting my backside from legal liability" email from US Wellness, which is quite understandable. But unless US Wellness is making something other than genuine pemmican, in which case we shouldn't be buying it all, then their product will last far longer than what they told you. @Dr. Taylor

Thanks Dr. Taylor for checking that out. To be quite honest, that simply sounds like a "protecting my backside from legal liability" email from US Wellness, which is quite understandable. But unless US Wellness is making something other than genuine pemmican, in which case we shouldn't be buying it all, then their product will last far longer than what they told you.

]]> By: Dr. Taylor http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-1744 Dr. Taylor Thu, 08 Apr 2010 02:18:00 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-1744 I email US Wellness Meats and they stated, "Vacuum packed bars will keep for 3 or 4 weeks at room temperature. The pails are good for 10 days since they are not vacuum packed." So they certainly are not acceptable for long term storage. Guess we will have to make our own unless you have come up with your own brand. I email US Wellness Meats and they stated, "Vacuum packed bars will keep for 3 or 4 weeks at room temperature. The pails are good for 10 days since they are not vacuum packed."

So they certainly are not acceptable for long term storage. Guess we will have to make our own unless you have come up with your own brand.

]]> By: Learning What to Eat | Leave Diabetes http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-1288 Learning What to Eat | Leave Diabetes Thu, 04 Mar 2010 04:33:06 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-1288 [...] Nutrition and Physical Regeneration » "The Bread Of The Wilderness" – Pemmican [...] [...] Nutrition and Physical Regeneration » "The Bread Of The Wilderness" – Pemmican [...]

]]> By: Michael M http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-1014 Michael M Fri, 12 Feb 2010 23:42:14 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-1014 No problem. I am actually looking into creating my own brand of pemmican. The difficulty is the USDA food regulations won't let a producer sell the beef unless it has been heated above a certain temperature. But it is not an unsurmountable barrier. I know most people will not make their own so it would be nice to have a foolproof pemmican product that could last for many many years. No problem. I am actually looking into creating my own brand of pemmican. The difficulty is the USDA food regulations won't let a producer sell the beef unless it has been heated above a certain temperature. But it is not an unsurmountable barrier. I know most people will not make their own so it would be nice to have a foolproof pemmican product that could last for many many years.

]]> By: Jolls http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-1013 Jolls Fri, 12 Feb 2010 23:32:38 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-1013 <a href="#comment-997">@Michael M</a> Thanks for the info Michael. They come in airtight packaging so it probably would last awhile. I guess only time will tell! :-) @Michael M
Thanks for the info Michael. They come in airtight packaging so it probably would last awhile. I guess only time will tell! :-)

]]> By: Michael M http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-997 Michael M Thu, 11 Feb 2010 21:05:24 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-997 It might last for a little while but I wouldn't use it for long term storage if that is the case. Leave some out and see what happens. It might last for a little while but I wouldn't use it for long term storage if that is the case. Leave some out and see what happens.

]]> By: Jolls http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-996 Jolls Thu, 11 Feb 2010 20:57:23 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-996 I ordered some of the Pemmican from US Wellness meats, and it does contain water and the package says to keep frozen. If kept at room temperature can it be stored for long periods of time with the water content? I ordered some of the Pemmican from US Wellness meats, and it does contain water and the package says to keep frozen. If kept at room temperature can it be stored for long periods of time with the water content?

]]> By: The Daily Eudemon http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-291 The Daily Eudemon Wed, 21 Oct 2009 06:11:47 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-291 [...] for food that lasts for decades and will serve you well during a crisis? Maybe you should buy some Pemmican. I’d never heard of it until last night. Anybody know how nasty it tastes? It’s lean [...] [...] for food that lasts for decades and will serve you well during a crisis? Maybe you should buy some Pemmican. I'd never heard of it until last night. Anybody know how nasty it tastes? It's lean [...]

]]> By: Michael http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-124 Michael Sat, 19 Sep 2009 18:06:30 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-124 <a href="#comment-123" rel="nofollow">@Deavers</a> Hi Lee, Thanks for subscribing and posting! As for adding Vitamin C, I don't think any of those links will be helpful. Pemmican in particular and an all meat diet in general have been shown to provide everything the body needs without having any appreciable amounts of vitamin C. You might want to read my series of posts by Stefansson describing the Eskimo/all meat diet. You can find the first one here: <a href="http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/1111/meat/is-an-all-meat-diet-healthy-or-dangerous-part-1-with-vilhjamur-stefansson/" rel="nofollow">Is An All Meat Diet Healthy Or Dangerous?</a>. However, you can easily add your own high vitamin c dried berry mixture during the process. Personally I prefer berry pemmican for hiking although for long term "crisis" needs I would go with plain pemmican. @Deavers

Hi Lee,

Thanks for subscribing and posting!

As for adding Vitamin C, I don't think any of those links will be helpful. Pemmican in particular and an all meat diet in general have been shown to provide everything the body needs without having any appreciable amounts of vitamin C. You might want to read my series of posts by Stefansson describing the Eskimo/all meat diet. You can find the first one here: Is An All Meat Diet Healthy Or Dangerous?.

However, you can easily add your own high vitamin c dried berry mixture during the process. Personally I prefer berry pemmican for hiking although for long term "crisis" needs I would go with plain pemmican.

]]> By: Deavers http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/941/meat/the-bread-of-the-wilderness-pemmican/#comment-123 Deavers Sat, 19 Sep 2009 16:25:44 +0000 http://nutrition-and-physical-regeneration.com/blog/?p=941#comment-123 I am a Backpacker/Hiker and have always wanted to make pemmican from Bison beef and fat. Thanks for the links! I have wondered about adding something that was high in Vit C in with the ingredients...perhaps these links might shed some light in this regard. I have subscribed to your blog and posted it on my facebook. Lee I am a Backpacker/Hiker and have always wanted to make pemmican from Bison beef and fat. Thanks for the links! I have wondered about adding something that was high in Vit C in with the ingredients…perhaps these links might shed some light in this regard.

I have subscribed to your blog and posted it on my facebook.

Lee

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