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Costco Members: 28-Servings Mountain House Emergency Meal Kit Expired
$70
$99.99
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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: 28-Servings Mountain House Emergency Meal Kit for $69.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member demcn for sharing this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Community Member demcn for sharing this deal.
Includes:
- Granola with Milk & Blueberries (3 pouches)— Crunchy granola, milk and real blueberries. Each pouch yields two 2/3 -cup servings.
- Scrambled Eggs with Bacon (2 pouches)— The comforting taste and smell of crispy, bacon crumbles combined with scrambled eggs. Each pouch yields 1 serving.
- Lasagna with Meat Sauce (4 pouches)— classic pasta and real cheese in a mouthwatering meaty sauce. Each pouch serves up two 1¼-cup servings.
- Chicken & Dumplings (3 pouches)— Chicken, vegetables, and fluffy dumpling bites in a creamy white gravy. Contains two 1-cup servings.
- Beef Stroganoff with Noodles (3 pouches)— Tender beef, noodles, and mushrooms smothered in a rich sour cream sauce Contains two 1½-cup servings.
- Kit measurements: 11.8125"(L) x 7.875"(W) x 13.5"(H)
- Requires 18.5 total cups of water to rehydrate or just over 1 gallon (1.156 gallon)
- Kit weighs 3.6 lbs.
- Up to 30 years shelf life
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Edited November 29, 2023
at 08:46 AM
Mountain House Freeze Dried Meal Kit
3 Beef Stroganoff
2 Scrambled Eggs
3 Chicken & Dumplings
4 Lasagna
3 Granola
$69.99, $30 off regular price
https://www.costco.com/mountain-h...42273.html
3 Beef Stroganoff
2 Scrambled Eggs
3 Chicken & Dumplings
4 Lasagna
3 Granola
$69.99, $30 off regular price
https://www.costco.com/mountain-h...42273.html
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Could have purchased better quality canned/dried/preserved food for significantly less per portion.
I use these for long distance overnight hikes.
I am not stocking up on the for the end of days.
All of my camping buddies were in agreement to the taste / quality of them.
The eggs were to me a pretty big letdown.
Not inedible, but certainly not something I'd choose to eat.
All of the other bags were quite good, especially considering their shelf life / price / convenience.
On Amazon, many of the Mountain House kits are SNAP EBT eligible.