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The Lost Superfoods: Book Review

The Lost Superfoods: Book Review

The Lost Superfoods: Book Review

Claude Davis by Claude Davis
August 25, 2020
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When I wrote The Lost Ways Series, I thought I had covered all of the long-lasting foods that people need to make and stockpile for the next crisis. But as it turns out, I was only half-right. And it was Art Rude, an old-timer who’s just as passionate as I am about saving the lost knowledge of previous generation that showed me that.

Inside his new book called The Lost Superfoods, he not only covers in great detail the superfoods of our American grandparents, but also other extremely long-lasting foods, that require no refrigeration, from around the world.

When Art showed me the manuscript for The Lost Superfoods I was immediately hooked. Inside there was a recipe for Pemmican like I had in The Lost Ways and over 120 other survival foods I personally had no idea about, even though I’ve been researching the subject for many years.

These are superfoods anyone can easily make mostly using what they already have in the kitchen, and then store inside the pantry until the day they are needed. As I flipped through Art’s extensive research and glanced at the recipes, I knew I had to help him publish The Lost Superfoods.

And that’s what I did. One of the first copies of the book arrived on my doorstep a few days ago.The Lost Superfoods: Book ReviewThe Lost Superfoods is a sturdy book with 270 pages in letter format (8.5 x 11 in), so it’s quite easy to read even if your eyesight isn’t perfect anymore. One of the first things I noticed about the book was that the table of contents is organized with each superfood as a separate chapter.The Lost Superfoods: Book ReviewFlipping to a chapter you can read about how the superfood was invented, how it was stockpiled by our grandparents and especially how it was made. You always have a full list of every ingredient and a step-by-step cooking process anyone can follow. I liked it how all the guesswork was taken out regarding quantities, temperatures and all the rest.The Lost Superfoods: Book ReviewThe Lost Superfoods: Book Review

Unlike other books that teach you how to cook, The Lost Superfoods focuses only on the foods that last a very long time without refrigeration. I have been looking for this kind of book for a long time but could not find one.  Having a not so negligible amount of experience on the subject of long-lasting foods, I could tell The Lost Superfoods was a true bible when it came to crisis nutrition – and that it would end up saving countless American lives. Almost nobody remembers these lost foods today, just like many people didn’t remember Pemmican until I unearthed it with The Lost Ways.

But they really should.

These are REAL FOODS like the ones you eat each night for dinner. But unlike modern survival foods, they all use ingenious cooking and preservation methods to keep good for years.

And they don’t need any freeze-drying that very few Americans can even hope to afford, especially these days.

They are extremely long-lasting without any kind of refrigeration. I’m talking at least 3 years on the shelf here…but in some cases it goes as high as a few decades. So, if the power ever goes out your food won’t go bad.

And last but not least these superfoods are very cheap to make and stockpile for darker times – a necessity in my opinion to find their way into the pantries of as many fellow Americans as possible. God knows food is expensive as it is – so when I’m looking to build a survival stockpile I like to get as much bang for the buck as possible.The Lost Superfoods: Book Review The Lost Superfoods is truly a book unlike any other. It’s filled with the lost superfoods that kept previous generations alive through the worst of times.

Not just in America, but all over the world.

They will do the same for you and your family, when the time comes. They’re full of protein, vital fats, vitamins and minerals our bodies need to stay strong in any situation.

Your body will be able to draw on the fat for energy, the protein for muscle strength and the vitamins for health.

You don’t need much more than that to thrive!

This is truly a cookbook for the apocalypse that any American can use to build up a stockpile to cover his family’s needs for months or even years during a raging crisis.

Inside you’ll discover things like “The US Army’s Forgotten Food Miracle”… a truly amazing dish researched by our military during the Cold War. This one lasts even more than Pemmican! About 60 years or more …and it can keep your entire family well-fed for just a couple of dollars a day. The Lost Superfoods: Book Review

Another one is a type of portable soup that saved one of the greatest American expeditions of the 1800s. This food kept Lewis and Clark on the road to reach the western coast of the United States when they could not find enough game meat and they were constantly under attack by Natives.The Lost Superfoods: Book ReviewOther foods inside the book include Amish Poor Man’s Steak, The Native Superfood that Saved American Colonists in the Winter of 1621, Fruit Leather, Biltong, Ghee and many others that will cover your every nutritional need before and during a crisis.

The Lost Superfoods also contains a lot of preservation methods you can use for your favorite foods to make them last longer.The Lost Superfoods: Book ReviewBut that’s just a small taste and the more I read the more fascinated I became.

I believe this is one of the most important books you can keep on your shelf not only as a prepper or survivalist, but as a person who is concerned about one day going to the store only to find it empty.

As you know this can happen even during a local disaster such as a hurricane that makes people panic buy like crazy.

Having read through the whole thing and made many of the superfoods saved inside, I can tell you this is one book you probably won’t want to have missing from your stockpile.

Click Here to get your copy of The Lost Superfoods!

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  1. Duffy says:
    3 years ago

    I have your lost library. How much information is added to what you have in your books? I am interested if there is enough information beyond what your books have to justify the cost. What is the price of the book and shipping? Where can I order it?
    Thanks Claude
    Duffy

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    • KBH says:
      3 years ago

      Right above this comment section at the start of the text in blue it has a link “Click here to get your copy of Lost Superfoods”. Price is $37 for the book, $8.99 shipping.

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      • Duffy says:
        3 years ago

        KBH thanks for pointing that out. I guess old age is getting to me.

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    • Wendy says:
      3 years ago

      This book has much more info then I have seen on any sights or downloads. I balked at the price but was amazed by the content. The pictures are helpful. There are only a few recipes that I personally would not try but it is nice to know I should be able to pull off the task if needed. I ordered the physical copy to go along with the other 2 books by Claude.

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      • Thales says:
        2 years ago

        I just recently received my book.So far it’s really an amazing book.I am a prepper so I can’t wait to try some of these recipes.I think it’s well worth the money I invested in the book I purchased I might try some of the others offered. If you are thinking about buying the book.Do you won’t regret it and the author is super nice and concerned about his readers.Thanks

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  2. Cindy says:
    3 years ago

    I already purchased this book and absolutely love it. More than just a cookbook. Tons of information.

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  3. IvyMike says:
    3 years ago

    Very good, so much of history is lost, as the titles suggest. The recipes themselves are a history of people surviving incredibly tough times. God willing I will never have to live off any of this stuff.
    There was an incredible expedition across Texas trying to establish a route from Austin to El Paso in 1849 led by Robert Neighbors and Rip Ford, guided by several Comanches including the well known Buffalo Hump. They did well over the first half of the 6 week journey but when they hit the Chihuahuan Desert Buffalo Hump got hungry and deserted them, they got lost and wandered through some of the most difficult terrain in the world, finding the Rio Grande by luck and arriving to El Paso on the edge of starvation. Neighbors and Ford were two of the most experienced frontiersman ever, but they weren’t prepared for things to go bad. It’s a pretty drive now if you take the back roads and are well fortified with tacos and beer.

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    • red says:
      3 years ago

      Mike, did they ever find Falling Rocks? 🙂 haw’!

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      • Duffy says:
        3 years ago

        Red, I found falling rocks going west out of Denver colo. toward Central City. Just about a mile of the warning sign there is another sign that says Falling Rock.

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      • red says:
        3 years ago

        Duffy: Yeah, that little dude really gets around 🙂 niio

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      • LaRock says:
        2 years ago

        If you see him tell him I have his wallet.

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  4. red says:
    3 years ago

    Meat is vital. It may not be to some of you, but for us, its been proved healthier than even eating omnivorous. I quit most carbs and feel better, less stress, more energy and stamina. niio

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    • IvyMike says:
      3 years ago

      Falling Rock the beer or Falling Rock the movie?
      We’ve been very low carb for 30 years, never get sick, never go to the Western Doctors. Meat, fish, or poultry every meal with a serving of fresh greens or a green vegetable. Herbs and spices instead of salt and sugar. Peppers for happiness, tequila for attitude. Haven’t been to a restaurant in years.
      Going to miss pork spare ribs after TEOTWAWKI

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      • red says:
        3 years ago

        Mike: with all the dead and dying around? Porky is gonna have a field day. Best hog trap I ever saw had a dead goat hanging from a tree. You’ll have to build a ripgut fence just to keep the pigs off the property. Upstate New York has a razorback problem. Alaska almost did but they caught the creep who imported Russian boar from Siberia. Razorbacks are sly and tough, and can make a living anywhere. You’ll feast on babyback ribs as much as they did when Texas was a colony. Sorghum syrup, roasted chilis, tomatoes, a touch of molasses and barbecue in moist heat. That’s eating! niio

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  5. carolyn says:
    2 years ago

    I have ordered this book and never received it twice now. got my money back the first time. now here we go again.

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    • Claude D. says:
      2 years ago

      Hi Carolyn,
      Thank you so much for your interest in our work.
      I have just sent you an email with the order details.
      Should you need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to let me know.
      God bless,
      Claude

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  6. Kitkat says:
    2 years ago

    I want to buy your book, but I put in my card number and it blacked out. Help!

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    • Claude D. says:
      2 years ago

      Hi,
      Thank you so much for letting me know.
      I am sorry for the difficulties you encountered regarding the order.
      I have just sent you an email will all the details.
      If there’s anything else I can help you with, please don’t hesitate to let me know.
      God bless,
      Claude

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      • Conny says:
        1 year ago

        Hey Claude,
        I also was unable to order via clickbank. Is it possible to purchase it in a different way?
        I would be very happy 🙂

        Best wishes from Germany
        Conny

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    • Claude says:
      1 year ago

      Hi Conny,
      Thank you so much for your interest in our work.
      Our support team will contact you, through email, from support@thelostsuperfoods.com.
      If there is anything else, you can contact them directly through email.
      God bless!

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  7. DFuller says:
    2 years ago

    We are a family of 15 and I have become more concerned about basic supplies since our world seems to be going crazier by the day! What type of environment do you need to store this in? What types of supplies should I purchase in order to store these things in?

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  8. Michael Newman says:
    2 years ago

    Great book. It came in 5 days and I love it. Already made Biltong. Delicious!

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  9. Debbie says:
    2 years ago

    After you press the “PAY NOW” button you are offered another 16 books for $79, I hit the “YES, add this to my order”, BUT the link appears like a scam because I received a warning that the link was not safe and I couldn’t get out safely unless I just closed the window! Dodgy.

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  10. Joann Faircloth says:
    1 year ago

    I have not received my books yet. I ordered the 11/11 order UZUUTJR91 THE LOST BAND UZUUJR93 THE MEDICA AND
    UUZTJR9 THE LOST SU PLEASE EMAIL ME OR CALL ME 936 4998216

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  11. Charles Pelley says:
    6 months ago

    I remember it, now I will tell the story of how I read it. Exactly one year ago I completed my internship. I searched for a long time and even could not get on it, as I almost flunked the exams. Then I found essays by categories, used the information on this website and passed the entrance exams perfectly. It was at that moment when I finished everything that I bought this book and immersed myself in it with pleasure. I remembered it because it was a very important day in my life, and when I exhaled, I realized that everything was over and everything was fine..

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  12. robert atkinson says:
    2 months ago

    do u post to Australia when u go in to buy it ..it come’s up as US only ???? bob

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