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The Mountain House Just in Case 14-Day Emergency Food Supply Kit provides 42 pouches (84 servings) of freeze-dried meals, averaging about 1,719 calories per day. Meals are prepared by adding water directly to the pouch, requiring no cookware. With a 25–30 year shelf life, it suits long-term emergency preparedness for homes, schools, and workplaces. Compared to other emergency food kits, it offers a variety of breakfasts and entrées, including real meat and gluten-free options, though it requires a significant amount of water (about 56 cups total) and lacks utensils.
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Reviewers generally praise the taste, convenience, and long shelf life of Mountain House meals, though some find the sodium levels high and the variety limited for vegetarian diets.
The Mountain House Just in Case 14-Day Emergency Food Supply Kit is designed for long-term emergency preparedness planning. It contains 42 meal pouches with a total of 84 servings, providing approximately 1,719 calories per day. The assortment mixes breakfasts and entrées made with real ingredients, including real meat options, vegetarian selections and gluten-free meals.
To prepare a meal, add water directly into the pouch and let the food rehydrate. No cookware is required, though utensils are recommended. All the meals in the kit need approximately 56 cups of water in total.
The kit has a 25-30 year shelf life and can be stored in an emergency supply room, closet or cabinet without rotation. It suits long-term preparedness programs in schools, workplaces, healthcare facilities and community buildings.
