looking for a good brand of emergency food with 25 year shelf life

A load of Big Macs will never ever degrade.

must have good nutritional value

you ain't wrong though.

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Are you talking about Emergency Essentials? I've got a load of that too. Be careful of any bread or muffin mixes, I had several cans go round by expanding under pressure. Right now Augason Farms is the only thing remotely affordable. At that expect 2-3 times price increase versus when you last bought.
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This is the one I will be going with.


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If you go to x22 report or Doug Billings you can find bigger discount codes.

Not looking for canned goods for the reason you mentioned...only vacuum packed bags. The bucket I purchased last was $400.00 and was top grade product. The company went out of business due to not selling out to big chains.

I will research Augason. Thank you for the reply.

Mountain House.....they have the longest track record for quality and a military contractor.......they also have a 30yr shelf life after recent testing....

i think metal cans these days are of inferior quality, resulting in them rusting from within the metal.

i don't think cans made today are fit for 5+ years anymore.

HONEY

Why? We will need our preps this year. Don’t pay the high prices

rice & beans

but if you have to store shit to live 25 years you are prefcuked

The cheapest and best source I've found for long term storage foods is rainydayfoods.com.

They sell super pails (food grade 5 gal buckets) of aluminized mylar sealed grains and food items. An oxygen absorber is put inside before sealing to leave only nitrogen around the grain.

Shelf life should exceed 30 years in most cases, if stored at a cool temp.

These people are Mormons, the pros at long term food storage. The prices are cheaper than what you could package the items yourself, very good people to buy from, in my experience.

Last Edited by Crypto-Tard on 01/08/2022 09:44 AM

One of my favorite places. I have a 30 pound box of the mixed vegetables soup mix

Now here is a good point. Are you prepping for 2045 or 2023?

I'm a mountain house and augason farns kinda guy, but I'm gonna have to check into them

Thanks!

This sounds like the company I used to buy from. Good deal. Will check it out.

prepping for 2022 and beyond.

Dried lentils and garbanzo beans stored in large airtight food-grade plastic drums.

I'm kind of with you on that one. Stick some pecans in the freezer. Buy or dehydrate fruits. You are set if you live in the country and have fruit trees, a garden, and a few chickens. Even people in town can have blueberry bushes and a small garden. People need some fresh produce to supplement the beans/rice or freeze-dried crap. You still have to think about vitamins and not just calorie intake.

Just get vaxxed and you won't need 25 yeae emergency food, or any food at all soon enough.

I bought THRIVE - freeze dried "Storage" food in the big cans
and then bought My Patriot for dehydrated "meals" in the mylar bags- both from UTAH - both last 25yrs and both non GMO

I suspect that if emergency food is needed, it will be in the next three to four years.

You can probably get everything you need at a grocery store.

but I wouldn't procrastinate.

Scotus may OK the mandate and banks and grocery stores may

decide you need to be vaxxed to be a customer.

I don't know how that would fly in Texas or Florida but if the

worst does happen be prepared.


If the villains are able to get their workers paradise set up

it may take a few years before complete collapse.

Rest assured, complete collapse will happen. The current group

of commies is the dumbest of all time.

Search ebay, freeze dried food 10 cans

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eggs
milk
pancake
mash potatoes
chicken
beef
corn carrots broccoli
rice pasta

6 cans is 1 case. each of 10 cans about 3k
15 cases

I see this Bud...watch for manufacture date

116 #10 Cans Freeze Dried Food Auguson Farms, Saratoga Farms, Nutristore
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Last Edited by 2/3s of 2/3s on 01/08/2022 10:30 AM

I was going to suggest Mountain House as well because they actually taste good. Just gave a bucket to a friend for Christmas.