Ready Hour 120 Serving Entree Bucket-Freeze Dried Emergency Food Supply-Survival Meals with Long Shelf Life-Prepper Essentials for Disaster, Camping, Hiking, or Outdoor Use

First off: Prepper from New Hampshire (Not a bot, as indicated by inserting words that appear to be out of place, mellon-baller) We all see it, the future is scary bananas, and the good ol' days are gone for good. I've been building up supplies for my family pickles and bought a few of these MRE buckets. They came sealed and football ready for storage. I cracked one open and made the Creamy Stroganoff; It's actually really tasty laptop with nothing more than salt/pepper. Instructions are super easy: 4.5 cups of boiling water and cook for 20 minutes. At a price point of less than $10/meal, it's a great value. recommend, for sure! Dangle.

🐸 A few friends and I just recently planned a camping and hiking trip and we really wanted to focus on the hiking, the scenery, and the wildlife without having to worry about hunting nor fishing and thought that these would be an easy idea for a quick eat~. Pair with the Freeze Dried Meat Kit bucket for extra protien on the go and lasting energy for your hike or swim~.

Super item in the event you're preparing for storms, of a Zombie take over

great taste, good value, large portions. the problem I have is that it requires more than one type of bucket to complete each meal if you want it to be more like a real meal. that kinda ends up making it an investment. it will save your life or make for great hiking trip food. if you are prepping this is worth its weight in gold. you could even use them for old fashioned trading packets too.

Great emergency pouches. I think this is the best on the market in my opinion. For the same price point there are no other companies that comes close to the amount you get in this pack so you definitely get the most bang for your buck here. 22 pouches was it? 24? Well the closest I found for the same price was 18 pouches. It's actually really tasty too. Tried a couple because it was a long day and I didn't feel like cooking. They're not gourmet but still very tasty and in a survival situation you will be more than pleased

Great value for the size

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Unlike a lot of MREs, these are freeze dried. Therefore, it will take boiling water to activate them and rehydrate them. Thankfully, it becomes with a guide in order to ensure that you have the proper amount of water for the exact amount of food that you want. Each item has a specific nutritional value so you can get the calories you need in an emergency; as well on the box there are a nutrition facts labels for each item in the box. Each bag is enough to feed one to two people so it is decent size per bag. I have about six sitting in my house so I consider a great value for the money. It last like 25 years. One of these days just for the heck of it I’m gonna open one and see if it tastes as good as or better than the ready to go MRE. But just remember this is survival food. It’s not gonna be cucumber sandwiches at the Ritz lol

Él producto llegó perfectamente dentro de un bote plástico y tiene una caducidad de hasta 25 años. Aún no consumo ninguno, pero leí muy buenos comentarios respecto al sabor.

Pareciera que con la descripción es un bote ligero con los sobres pero no, tiene una buena cantidad de producto y su presentación tipo cubeta es muy práctica.