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4-lb Augason Farms 72-Hour 1-Person Emergency Food Supply Kit Expired
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Amazon has 4-lb Augason Farms 72-Hour 1-Person Emergency Food Supply Kit for $22.94. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25+.
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- Includes:
- Maple Brown Sugar Oatmeal
- Banana Chips
- Creamy Chicken Rice
- Creamy Potato Soup
- Hearty Vegetable Chicken Soup
- 2, 667 calories per day & 8, 000 total calories
- 5 meal varieties
- Easy to Prepare. Just add water
- Up to a 25 year shelf life
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 4-lb Augason Farms 72-Hour 1-Person Emergency Food Supply Kit for $22.94. Shipping is free w/ Prime or $25+.
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In a real emergency?
No, my strategy is to hunt down the preppers and take their stuff.
Every prepper family has a weak link. You just need the one.
B-b-b-but I'll just doordash my food like always. People who can't think critically always crack me up.
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B-b-b-but I'll just doordash my food like always. People who can't think critically always crack me up.
One thing to note, brown rice will go rancid due to the oil in the bran. White rice will last longer.
How do you cook these if you don't have clean water?
How do you cook these if you don't have clean water?
Simple. Have water storage and various ways to purify water from filters to distillers. But yes, people take water for granted. Look up "Rule of 3's".
B-b-b-but I'll just doordash my food like always. People who can't think critically always crack me up.
Ok, so acknowledged that this is not the best way to prepare for a short duration interruption of supplies - but it is certainly easy. As in "tape a Sawyer filter to the side and shove in the back of the closet to be way better off when something unexpected happens" level of easy. Yes, buying staples in bulk and then actually eating through that bulk food so that you have a rotating stock makes great financial sense. Yes, that is better prep for snowstorms or earthquakes or the like, but for someone who has not done that or who is at a stage in life where they cannot, this isn't a terrible way to spend $25. Is it the best thing ever? No. But it is a fairly good price on something that has a better than average value( cals/cent) in the prepackaged storage food category.
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No, my strategy is to hunt down the preppers and take their stuff.