The Ready Hour 1-Week Food Supply is a compact emergency food kit packed in an ammo can. It holds 58 labeled servings and 14,860 total calories across eight items: potato soup, strawberry creamy wheat, maple oatmeal, mac and cheese, cheesy broccoli and rice soup, creamy chicken flavored rice, an orange energy drink and long grain white rice. The calorie count works out to roughly 2,000 a day for one person over a week, and the unopened pouches are rated for up to 25 years of storage under recommended conditions. It suits one person building a first week of backup food or adding a grab-and-go can to a larger pantry; against bucket kits with more variety, it trades menu breadth for a sealed, stackable can and a clear one-week calorie target.
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 1,834 ratings, buyers treat it as a solid, well-organized starter kit. They like the sealed can, the labeled servings and the calorie count that matches a week for one person.
The Ready Hour 1-Week Food Supply packs eight food and drink varieties into an ammo-can format. It is planned as 2,000+ calories a day for one person for one week. The kit has 58 labeled servings and 14,860 total calories.
The food comes in resealable, heavy-duty 4-layer pouches with multiple oxygen absorbers. Unopened, it can be stored for up to 25 years under the recommended conditions. Shelf lives can differ between components, so check each one.
Prepare each food according to its own package. Water amounts and cooking or standing times differ between foods, so one recipe's directions do not apply to the whole assortment. Making all the meals takes 2.96 gallons of water. The nutrition labels list ingredients, allergens and serving sizes.
