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A 3.6 lb box of 18 freeze-dried servings covering breakfast, lunch and dinner for one person over 72 hours, at about 1,706 calories a day. Meals are pouch-based and need only boiling water, and Mountain House backs the taste for 30 years in storage. It suits people building a go-bag or pantry backup who want real meat and vegetables rather than ration bars. Against cheaper emergency kits it offers better flavor and longer shelf life, but it is heavier on meat and lighter on total calories than some bulk rivals.
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Lowest price we've seen: $84.99 on Nov 11 at Sportco. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 11.
Owners of Mountain House kits generally rate the taste well above typical emergency food and trust the long shelf life. The main complaints are portion size and the calories per day being thin for strenuous use.
This kit is an emergency food supply that covers 72 hours for one person. It contains 18 servings of breakfast, lunch and dinner entrees, with a mix of savory, creamy and crunchy flavors. The meals include chicken, beef and pork sausage crumble, along with vegetables such as carrots, green peas, mushrooms, red bell pepper and blueberries.
Each meal is prepared by adding water. The food has no artificial flavors or colors and is packaged in pouches for long-term storage. It carries a 30-year taste guarantee and provides 1,706 calories per day.
