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2 Week Emergency Food Supply

2 Week Emergency Food Supply

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$149.99at Survival NationChecked Nov 11

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  • Last seen at $149.99 at Survival Nation on Nov 11.

Our take on the 2 Week Emergency Food Supply

A single stackable bucket holding 14 days of freeze-dried and dehydrated meals at 1,800 calories a day, 25,580 calories in total. It covers breakfast, mains, sides and drinks: cereal, pancake mix, cheesy macaroni, pasta alfredo, rice, BBQ beans, a whey milk alternative and an orange drink mix. Pouches are sealed in Metallyte and hold 6 servings each to limit waste, and the bucket has a grab-and-go handle. It suits households building a first emergency stash or topping up a pantry, though it needs about 100 cups of water to prepare and is heavy on carbs and pasta compared with kits that include more meat and vegetables.

Best forHouseholds starting a first emergency food stashStorm, hurricane and snowstorm preparednessCampers and cabin owners wanting shelf-stable mealsBuyers who want one portable bucket rather than loose cans
Pros
  • 14 days at 1,800 calories per day, 25,580 calories total
  • Nine different items, so meals vary across the two weeks
  • Pouches hold 6 servings each, which limits waste
  • Stackable bucket with a grab-and-go handle
  • Freeze-dried and dehydrated food rehydrates in minutes
Cons
  • Needs roughly 100 cups of water, a real constraint in a water outage
  • Mostly pasta, rice and carbs; little protein beyond the whey milk alternative
  • Only 6-serving pouches, so a single person wastes food once a pouch is opened
  • No meat or vegetable entrées in the lineup
  • One bucket covers two weeks for one person, far less for a family

2 Week Emergency Food Supply prices at every store

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About the 2 Week Emergency Food Supply

This 14-day emergency food supply comes in one stackable bucket with a Grab-N-Go handle, so it is easy to store and carry. It holds freeze-dried and dehydrated foods that are ready in minutes. It is meant for weather emergencies such as snowstorms and hurricanes.

The food is sealed in Metallyte™ pouches, and each pouch contains 6 servings. The supply provides 14 days of food at 1,800 calories per day, for a total of 25,580 calories. About 100 cups of water are required to prepare it. Shelf life is up to 25 years.

Duration
14 days at 1,800 calories per day
Total calories
25,580
Container
1 stackable bucket with Grab-N-Go handle
Packaging
Metallyte™ pouches, 6 servings per pouch
Water needed
About 100 cups
Shelf life
Up to 25 years
Cereal
3 pouches Brown Sugar & Maple Multi-Grain Cereal (18 servings)
Pasta
2 pouches Cheesy Macaroni (12 servings); 2 pouches Pasta Alfredo (12 servings); 1 pouch Creamy Pasta & Vegetables (6 servings)
Breakfast
1 pouch Pancake Mix (10 servings)
Rice and beans
2 pouches Instant White Rice (20 servings); 2 pouches BBQ Beans (16 servings)
Drinks
2 pouches Whey Milk Alternative (24 servings); 2 pouches Orange Drink Mix (32 servings)

Questions and answers

How many days does one bucket cover?
It is built as 14 days at 1,800 calories per day, 25,580 calories in total. That assumes one person eating the full daily ration; a family of four gets about three and a half days.
How much water does it need?
About 100 cups of water across the whole bucket. Most items are dehydrated or freeze-dried, so store water alongside it or plan a filter.
What meals are in the bucket?
Cereal, pancake mix, cheesy macaroni, pasta alfredo, creamy pasta and vegetables, instant white rice, BBQ beans, a whey milk alternative and an orange drink mix. There are no meat entrées.
How long does the food keep?
The pouches are sealed in Metallyte, the same barrier packaging used for long-term storage foods. Check the date printed on each pouch and rotate the bucket before it passes.
Is it enough protein for two weeks?
No. Protein comes mainly from the whey milk alternative and the beans, so add canned meat, tuna or protein bars if you want a balanced two weeks.
Can I carry it easily?
Yes. The bucket is stackable and has a grab-and-go handle, so one adult can move it in a hurry. It is still a full bucket, not a backpack.
Where is the 2 Week Emergency Food Supply cheapest?
At Survival Nation, for $149.99, as of our latest check.

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