— Этна (@EtoEtna) January 21, 2022
If you don't have electricity running to your yurt, it may be hard to keep a freezer going. For long-term storage of your perishable foodstuffs, you'll need something that makes use of cold weather, can endure short hot spells, and keeps your food accessible.
This clever man that some people on reddit think lives in northern China uses a clever, multi-stage process to build a functional deep freeze. What's necessary is both ice and carefully arranged hot water.
I don't know who he is, but making things with ice and hot water is appearently his thing. Here's a video of him making a smaller ice chest with functional hinges.
-via Nag on the Lake
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TIL hot water is basically glue for ice!
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Oh, yeah. Duh. I forgot about the iron.
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or just buy a yeti, and also stay in the city you'll be closest to electricity and wholefoods
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He does have electricity. Note the electric iron. On the other hand, my mother used to put food on the back porch during freezing weather. While at the University of Minnesota, people would attach a sturdy box outside the dorm window to keep things cold. Interestingly enough, the same outdoor box would heat up food in the summer.
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