Emergency food rations: Mountain House 72-Hour Emergency Meal Kit...FREE SHIPPING Today!

Years ago Mom and or Grandma has a food cellar where they stocked up on food just in case of an emergency. This custom has virtually disappeared from the American lifestyle. Thus the advent of freeze dried foods.This Mountain House meal kit includes three breakfasts, three side vegetables, and six 10 ounce packets of lunch or dinner entrees, food enough for an adult for three days. Included are granola with blueberries and milk, scrambled eggs with bacon, scrambled eggs with ham and pepper, garden green peas, whole kernel corn, cut green beans, beef stroganoff, chicken teriyaki, chili mac with beef, rice and chicken, pasta primavera, and sweet and sour pork with rice. All this Emergency Survival Food can be prepared easily in challenging circumstances by adding water, and have a seven year shelf life. Satisfied customer Christopher Coakley of Santa Barbara, California said, "Mountain House meals typically taste better than many of the freeze-dried alternatives." My son agrees with Mr. Coakley, and takes them on motorcycle trips because they are also so simple to pack.

The Mountain House Food For Emergencies are preserved because greatly reduced amount of water halts microorganisms and enzymes that would result in spoiling the food. That allows the food to be stored without refrigeration. Satisfied customer M.O. Gomez of Northern California said, "The food is amazingly good. We purchased this to add to our earthquake preparedness kit, but we tasted the stroganoff before we filed the rest away. It was surprisingly yummy." The chili mac with beef is a favorite of my daughter's. Mountain House has put a lot of thought and care into their food preparation, and customers appreciate the taste of these hearty, well-balanced meals. I know when camping my family appreciates a hot meal, and during an ice storm Maine had the Mountain House foods we had collected were doubly appreciated. In my opinion the foods taste as good as if I had cooked them myself from scratch. I find also that they are very easy to store as they take up little room.
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It is advisable to collect items for an emergency kit with an Emergency Food Supply and include the 72 hour kit for each member of the family. Young children can split a kit with someone as the meals are hearty. I have found with my grandchildren that they really enjoy the Mountain Home foods and they are picky eaters. Older children can put the hot water into the pouches and zip them up so they can prepare their own meals. The meals can be considered planned meals, or saved for survival in case of an emergency. I have a girlfriend who takes them to work for her lunch as she likes a hot meal at lunch, appreciates the selection, but doesn't like to cook! She also likes the idea of carrying them in her large purse rather than take a plastic dish of something. Then she also has no dish to take home as she throws the pouch away.

In planning for Food For Emergency, remember you may have to survive for three days or more. This entails having your own food, water, and emergency supplies, and instructing the family members where the kit is kept. Consider having enough supplies so you can survive for up to two weeks. I know you are probably concentrating on collecting these things for your home, but there are also two other locations to keep in mind. One is your work, and the other your car. You should have a disaster kit in work, stored in one container in case you have to grab it and go. You will need to change the water and food supplies every six months. Some people keep their supplies in a large tote or duffel bag. Whatever you use to store your supplies, it should be easy to carry. Reconsider your supplies yearly to adapt to your family members