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

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.

Purchased this along with some camping equipment, since this seems to be the best value for this area of the market from my research. Arrived well packed just as you expect, no complaints here. We tested a few different ones, I will say definitely have a pot of water on a rolling boil BEFORE you add the meal. I eyeball the amount of water and over estimate so that way I can just boil it down a little more if I added too much. Made for some easy and tasty dinners, you can dress these up if you want. The taste is fine but I recommend to add maybe a little more salt to it. At least it is an excellent base for you to season to your liking and fits a variety of different dietary needs. The rice dinners take the longest so be aware if you opt for that first it may take quite some time to get it to be an enjoyable texture. Overall I highly recommend these!

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.

Ever since covid, I have kept and periodically refresh a stock of canned food and other non perishable food supplies in case of emergency. I figured something like this would be good to keep around long term in case I ever forget to replace any expired products from my stash. I looked at several food kits and they all have various complaints but this one seemed like the sweet spot between price, amount of food provided, and overall reviews. It arrived a day ahead of schedule which was a surprise for a heavy item like this. It is well packaged and the handle on the bucket makes it super easy to move around. I opened the lid and there was no powder or any leaked product from any broken bags. I can't vouch for the quality of the food and I will hopefully never have to use it, but I like the peace of mind having this around in case of a major emergency.

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.