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3lb. ReadyWise 3-Day Hunting Food Calorie Booster Bucket (37.5 Servings)

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Walmart has 3lb. ReadyWise 3-Day Hunting Food Calorie Booster Bucket on sale for $27.88. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 90-day trial) or on orders $35 or more.

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About this Product:
  • Ideal for hunting, camping and hiking
  • Simple to prepare, just add boiling water directly into pouch
  • 37.5 Total Servings
  • Contains 6 entrees, 3 breakfast and 3 snacks
    • Golden Fields Mac & Cheese Pouch
    • Crest Peak Creamy Pasta & Chicken Pouch
    • Trailhead Noodles & Beef Pouch
    • High Plateau Veggie Chili Soup Pouch
    • Appalachian Apple Cinnamon Cereal Pouch
    • Sunrise Strawberry Granola Crunch Pouch
    • Early Dawn Breakfast Skillet Pouch
    • Switchback Spicy Asian Style Noodles Pouch
    • Basecamp 4 Bean & Vegetable Soup Pouch
    • Chocolate Royale Shake Pouch
    • Trail Treats Cookie Dough Bites Pouch
    • Freeze Dried Strawberries Pouch
    • Freeze Dried Apples Pouch
  • 7-Year shelf life
  • All meals comes in 2.5 serving resealable pouches

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  • Walmart Return Policy: Eligible for returns within 90-Days of item delivery.
  • About this Offer: This sale matches this previous FrontPage deal from last month. -slickdewmaster

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Walmart has 3lb. ReadyWise 3-Day Hunting Food Calorie Booster Bucket on sale for $27.88. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 90-day trial) or on orders $35 or more.

Thanks community member myopinion77 for sharing this deal

About this Product:
  • Ideal for hunting, camping and hiking
  • Simple to prepare, just add boiling water directly into pouch
  • 37.5 Total Servings
  • Contains 6 entrees, 3 breakfast and 3 snacks
    • Golden Fields Mac & Cheese Pouch
    • Crest Peak Creamy Pasta & Chicken Pouch
    • Trailhead Noodles & Beef Pouch
    • High Plateau Veggie Chili Soup Pouch
    • Appalachian Apple Cinnamon Cereal Pouch
    • Sunrise Strawberry Granola Crunch Pouch
    • Early Dawn Breakfast Skillet Pouch
    • Switchback Spicy Asian Style Noodles Pouch
    • Basecamp 4 Bean & Vegetable Soup Pouch
    • Chocolate Royale Shake Pouch
    • Trail Treats Cookie Dough Bites Pouch
    • Freeze Dried Strawberries Pouch
    • Freeze Dried Apples Pouch
  • 7-Year shelf life
  • All meals comes in 2.5 serving resealable pouches

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • Walmart Return Policy: Eligible for returns within 90-Days of item delivery.
  • About this Offer: This sale matches this previous FrontPage deal from last month. -slickdewmaster

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Written by myopinion77

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Model: Wise Company Readywise Outdoor Meal Hunting Bucket - Camp Food And Cookware at Academy Sports

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It could be used for several things when you want to pack light- hiking, camping, hunting. It could also be used as emergency food (in a disaster, etc). I'm not sure why this is labeled for hunting specifically, just marketing I guess.

I bought it for an emergency but also to use for hike-in camping. Hope that helps!
Can someone explain to me what this is? I'm a city boy with no hunting experience, but this just looks like pouches of freeze dried food stuffed into a plastic bucket. What's it got to do with hunting?
Bough it last time.the main meals have a shelf life if like 15 years.
The small snacks like the dehydrated fruits and stuff has 7 years best used dates.

Food tastes good, great for emergencies or camping.

A true 3 day camp trip kit for a full grown man.

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Dec 26, 2021
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madmax718
Dec 26, 2021
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Quote from UniqueAlpaca719 :
I'll take mres anyway over these things. Tried and true meals from my days in the military.
Way heavier. Shorter shelf life. Not an issue in your 20's. Less desirable in your 40s
Dec 26, 2021
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apishion
Dec 26, 2021
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If you are a hunter and have to bring food with you, you probably are not a good hunter.
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Quote from solarisV :
I think you mean little to no nutrition not energy. Calories = Energy and Nutrition = Vitamin/Minerals. I agree most of this is just Sodium and Carbs.
Calories are indeed a literal form of energy but that does not mean the body translates that into usable "energy" for human exertion (fats vs sugar are used and stored very differently by the body yet both are full of calories). Try eating block of chocolate while hiking then next time a couple sticks of bacon and finally some trail mix. Make sure they all have the same caloric content and tell me how much "energy" you have afterwards. Even the difference between simple and complex carbs can make a huge difference for how much stamina you have....something pretty important for surviving disasters.
Last edited by WooHoo2You December 26, 2021 at 09:56 AM.
Dec 27, 2021
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sircomference
Dec 27, 2021
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Or you can get 6lbs for 10$ more... just saying

https://www.walmart.com/ip/738396884
Dec 27, 2021
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j0ps
Dec 27, 2021
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Quote from WickedDrip :
Has anyone tried the trail treat cookie dough bites? Waiting for a review before I pull the trigger.
They're good overall, but don't expect ice-cream like cookie dough. They're a bit crunchy and have a floury overtaste, but for being good until 2035 I wouldn't complain.
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Quote from sircomference :
Or you can get 6lbs for 10$ more... just saying

https://www.walmart.com/ip/738396884
Not the same style of food. I looked into those before, you have to cook the entire 6 serving pouch at once using a stable heat source, requiring extra pots and pans and storage for leftovers. Good luck with the pancakes in the field. These ReadyWise meals are like a lower-grade version of Mountain House, you could pour cold water into the pouch and eat from it if you had to.
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You can get 18 packets of Kraft Mac and Cheese for $6.50 on Amazon. Oatmeal at the dollar store is dirt cheap. A can of Dinty Moore stew is 2.25 (and it has a lot more meat than Hormel). These kits don't really have an advantage aside from the bucket.

Restaurants love spaghetti and noodle dishes because they are cheap to make with more profit.

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Dec 27, 2021
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CurtisB5642
Dec 27, 2021
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Is this a good mukbang option?
Dec 28, 2021
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Dec 28, 2021
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Quote from hardypotion :
You can get 18 packets of Kraft Mac and Cheese for $6.50 on Amazon. Oatmeal at the dollar store is dirt cheap. A can of Dinty Moore stew is 2.25 (and it has a lot more meat than Hormel). These kits don't really have an advantage aside from the bucket.

Restaurants love spaghetti and noodle dishes because they are cheap to make with more profit.
The shelf life is the benefit of these. You buy them and put them away for years.
Dec 30, 2021
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wannabegeek
Dec 30, 2021
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STILL ACTIVE AS OF 12/29/2021. SHELF LIFE IS 15 YEARS MARKED ON EACH POUCH IN THE BUCKET.
I ordered and received two buckets by placing two separate orders to get free shipping, and using fillers for stuff I was going to buy anyway to bring up total.
Opened one bucket and all inside looks good. Nicer mix than usual in this type of emergency food. There is enough room in the bottom of the bucket to place water, making this a true grab-n'-go option.
Dec 30, 2021
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borderguy
Dec 30, 2021
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Quote from rolfeskj :
I got mine today too, same pack date. I opened the container and everything is makes best by XX/XX/2036.

Again anyone not sure this is a good kit with meat, variety and cook in pouch. Anything in this price range will not have meat or a lot less calories. A ton of stuff in it.
Only 2 entrees have meat in the and both have very small portions.
Dec 30, 2021
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adamant
Dec 30, 2021
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Quote from j0ps :
yeah price is much cheaper than buying them one-by-one at B&M stores. Not every packet is one of the 2.5 serving mains. There's also some sides like snacks and dried fruit. But at an average of ~$2.25/pack, not bad for how long they keep in a cool dark place. If you're in a hurricane prone region, buy 1-2 of these and stash them in the back of the pantry.
Probably good to include a camping stove and fuel.
Dec 31, 2021
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kenbuzz
Dec 31, 2021
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Got one last night at the discounted price. Price now is back up to $79.99.

Looks dead.
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hardypotion
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I tried some of the food in case I want to buy more
The chicken and noodles and granola were good
Beware the spicy Asian noodles - hot as heck - your mouth will start to cry before three forkfuls. I had to stop eating it
The mac and cheez was "meh."
When you empty the packets, a lot of particle dust blows-up from the bowl. It will go on your clothes, on your keyboard, up your nose etc. It was like "whoa"

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