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2-Week Emergency Food Supply (2,000 calories/day)

2-Week Emergency Food Supply (2,000 calories/day)

4.7(12 ratings)

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$300.09at AmazonChecked Nov 12

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  • Last seen at $300.09 at Amazon on Nov 12.
  • Our take on the 2-Week Emergency Food Supply (2,000 calories/day)

    A 114-serving, 28,020-calorie food bucket built around breakfast, rice, soup and pasta pouches. At roughly 2,000 calories a day it covers two weeks for one person, or one week for two. The menu is starch-heavy — pancakes, oatmeal, rice and pasta — with no meat or vegetable pouches, so it works best as a base you supplement. Buyers rate it well for variety and packaging, but note you must supply water and a way to cook.

    Best forOne person for two weeks, or two people for one weekBuilding a first pantry stockpileBreakfast and starch-heavy meals in a grid-down kitCampers and preppers who already have a stove and water plan
    Pros
    • Clear serving and calorie count on the bucket
    • Ten different foods, so meals repeat less than single-item kits
    • Pouches are labeled and resealable for partial use
    • Up to 25-year unopened storage estimate under cool, dry conditions
    • Breakfast covered with pancake mix and oatmeal
    Cons
    • No meat or vegetable pouches; menu is starch-heavy
    • Needs 5.7 gallons of water just for cooking
    • Requires a heat source — nothing here is ready to eat cold
    • Shelf lives vary by pouch, so dates must be checked individually
    • Smaller total calories than many 30-day buckets

    2-Week Emergency Food Supply (2,000 calories/day) prices at every store

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    2-Week Emergency Food Supply (2,000 calories/day) price history

    Lowest price we've seen: $300.09 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.

    What reviewers say

    • 4.7 / 512 ratings

    Buyers give it high marks for variety and sturdy packaging, and several treat it as a starter kit rather than a full diet. The main complaints are the starchy menu and the water and cooking it demands.

    What people mention
    • VarietyPraisedOwners like having ten different foods instead of one repeated meal.
    • Water needsCriticisedReviewers point out that making every meal takes about 5.7 gallons of water.
    • CookingMixedMost items need boiling, which buyers say means planning a heat source.
    • NutritionCriticisedThe menu is heavy on carbs and light on protein and vegetables.
    • StoragePraisedThe bucket packs away compactly and keeps food protected.

    About the 2-Week Emergency Food Supply (2,000 calories/day)

    This emergency food supply packs ten food and drink varieties into one storage bucket. It holds 114 labeled servings and 28,020 total calories. The menu includes breakfast foods, soups, rice dishes and pasta.

    The food comes in resealable, heavy-duty 4-layer pouches with multiple oxygen absorbers. Unopened shelf life is up to 25 years when stored as recommended. Shelf lives of individual components can differ, so check each one.

    Each pouch lists its own water quantity and cooking directions. Making all the meals takes 5.7 gallons of water. You need to supply your own water and a way to heat or cook the food. Store unopened food in a cool, dry place, ideally at 55–70°F, away from heat, light and moisture.

    Total servings
    114
    Total calories
    28,020
    Total protein
    654 g
    Food weight
    15.8 lb
    Varieties
    10 food and drink varieties
    Shelf life
    Up to 25 years unopened, under recommended conditions
    Storage
    Cool, dry place, ideally 55–70°F
    Water needed
    5.7 gallons to make all meals
    Packaging
    Resealable, heavy-duty 4-layer pouches with multiple oxygen absorbers
    Container
    Bucket, 9.75" x 11.75" x 13.75"
    In the box
    Homestyle Potato Soup (1 pouch, 4 servings); Mac and Cheese (2 pouches, 8 servings); Creamy Alfredo Pasta (1 pouch, 4 servings); Buttermilk Pancake Mix (2 pouches, 20 servings); Maple Grove Oatmeal (3

    Questions and answers

    How many days does this actually cover?
    It holds 114 servings and 28,020 calories, about 2,000 calories a day for 14 days for one adult. Two people sharing it get roughly a week.
    Do I need water and a stove?
    Yes. All meals require cooking, and the full kit takes about 5.7 gallons of water to prepare. Store water and a heat source separately.
    How long does it keep?
    The unopened estimate is up to 25 years at 55–70°F in a cool, dry, dark place. Check each pouch, since shelf lives differ.
    Is it a complete diet?
    No. It is mostly pancakes, oatmeal, rice, soup and pasta, with no meat or vegetable pouches. Add protein and produce to round it out.
    What is in the bucket?
    Ten foods: potato soup, mac and cheese, Alfredo pasta, pancake mix, oatmeal, Southwest rice, chicken-flavored rice, risotto, white rice and an orange energy drink mix.
    Is it worth it against a 30-day bucket?
    It suits a first kit or a short-term plan. A larger bucket gives more calories and more meals, but this one offers more variety per serving than many single-food kits.
    Where is the 2-Week Emergency Food Supply (2,000 calories/day) cheapest?
    At Amazon, for $300.09, as of our latest check.
    What do buyers say about the 2-Week Emergency Food Supply (2,000 calories/day)?
    Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 12 ratings.
    Where can I buy the 2-Week Emergency Food Supply (2,000 calories/day)?
    2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Patriot Reserve.