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This is a twelve-bucket reserve of freeze-dried bananas, blueberries, strawberries and apples, split into 180 Mylar pouches of eight servings each. The pouch-in-bucket layout lets you open a small portion and keep the rest sealed, which is the main practical edge over single large cans. It suits households building a long-term fruit supply for emergencies or a remote property, not shoppers who want a small starter kit. Against rival fruit buckets, the variety of four fruits and the stackable buckets stand out; the trade-off is bulk, storage space and a narrow range compared with kits that mix fruit with other foods.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1,899.99 on Nov 12 at Home Self Defense Products. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
This kit holds 1,440 freeze-dried fruit servings in 180 individual Mylar pouches. The pouches are packed in twelve stackable storage buckets. Each pouch contains eight servings, so a small amount can be opened without exposing the rest of the supply.
The kit includes four fruits: bananas, blueberries, strawberries and apples. The fruit can be eaten straight from the pouch with no cooking or refrigeration. It can also be rehydrated with water, following the manufacturer's preparation instructions, for baking, breakfast dishes and other recipes.
The buckets have Grab-and-Go carrying handles for moving or transporting them. The unopened shelf life is up to 25 years when stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, moisture and excessive heat. Actual storage life depends on packaging integrity, temperature, humidity and other conditions. The fruit is meant to complement other foods, not to replace complete meals.