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expiredBojjihuntindeals | Staff posted Sep 22, 2024 05:33 AM

ReadyWise 60-Serving Entrée Bucket

& More + Free S&H w/ Amazon Prime

$70

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Woot! has select ReadyWise Emergency Food Supplies & More on sale for prices listed below. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

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    • The 104-Serving Bucket is $55 lower (44% savings) than the next lowest price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $124.99.
    • Sale ends on September 29 at 12AM CT or while supplies last.
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Woot! has select ReadyWise Emergency Food Supplies & More on sale for prices listed below. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Bojjihuntindeals for finding this deal.

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  • About this deal:
    • The 104-Serving Bucket is $55 lower (44% savings) than the next lowest price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $124.99.
    • Sale ends on September 29 at 12AM CT or while supplies last.
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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CocoLocoIYK
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Serving sizes very hugely between brands. Some serving sizes may only be 1/3 or 1/2 a cup where other brands are more realistic at 1 cup or more. So that 12 servings may be 36-48 servings of a different brand.
Survival buckets usually use small servings because they're marketed as minimum size needed for emergencies. Hiking brands are geared more towards portion size to fuel a long hike.
EricJ3237
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For the fruit and veggies bucket, it's only 3,300 calories per bucket. So a day and a half of the energy you need. This is really to supplement an already existing stockpile or emergency food supply with something akin to 200 calorie snack bags to 'mix things up' and get some fiber in. Still, I prefer packaging my own emergency food. Raw ingredients (sugar, salt, spices, pasta, beans, oats, dried fruits, dried milk, sugar, etc etc) in mylar bags or canning jars. Much more economical
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These are very carb heavy. I prefer Mountain House. They have actual protein (as in real meat) and tastes better IMO.

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These are very carb heavy. I prefer Mountain House. They have actual protein (as in real meat) and tastes better IMO.
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gummi-eaterSep 22, 2024 08:28 AM
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Do you guys open the bucket to check the stuff isn't damaged or leave them sealed?
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Quote from dovageris :
These are very carb heavy. I prefer Mountain House. They have actual protein (as in real meat) and tastes better IMO.
I've never heard of Mountain House before but they do look pretty good.
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raEKwontonSep 22, 2024 09:37 AM
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Quote from dovageris :
These are very carb heavy. I prefer Mountain House. They have actual protein (as in real meat) and tastes better IMO.
Just checked out the Mountain House website. made me hungry 😂

the closest thing I could find to compare to this was their weekender pack 6 pouches /12 servings for $44

So there's that..
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Quote from raEKwonton :
Just checked out the Mountain House website. made me hungry 😂

the closest thing I could find to compare to this was their weekender pack 6 pouches /12 servings for $44

So there's that..
Serving sizes very hugely between brands. Some serving sizes may only be 1/3 or 1/2 a cup where other brands are more realistic at 1 cup or more. So that 12 servings may be 36-48 servings of a different brand.
Survival buckets usually use small servings because they're marketed as minimum size needed for emergencies. Hiking brands are geared more towards portion size to fuel a long hike.
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Quote from dovageris :
These are very carb heavy. I prefer Mountain House. They have actual protein (as in real meat) and tastes better IMO.
I refer to some of the cheap 30 day supply buckets as 'mush bucket'. Not pleasant, but something to keep you alive. If I were relying on them then I'd supplement my supplies with dry beans or something for protein.
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madcow3417Sep 22, 2024 10:59 AM
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Quote from CocoLocoIYK :
Serving sizes very hugely between brands. Some serving sizes may only be 1/3 or 1/2 a cup where other brands are more realistic at 1 cup or more. So that 12 servings may be 36-48 servings of a different brand.
Survival buckets usually use small servings because they're marketed as minimum size needed for emergencies. Hiking brands are geared more towards portion size to fuel a long hike.
Agreed, I consider 'serving' a meaningless unit. I mostly compare carb-heavy meals by calories. Fruits/vegetables and proteins are usually a more targeted interest, so I can just compare price vs weight.

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For the fruit and veggies bucket, it's only 3,300 calories per bucket. So a day and a half of the energy you need. This is really to supplement an already existing stockpile or emergency food supply with something akin to 200 calorie snack bags to 'mix things up' and get some fiber in. Still, I prefer packaging my own emergency food. Raw ingredients (sugar, salt, spices, pasta, beans, oats, dried fruits, dried milk, sugar, etc etc) in mylar bags or canning jars. Much more economical
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rikisyoSep 22, 2024 01:31 PM
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Quote from dovageris :
These are very carb heavy. I prefer Mountain House. They have actual protein (as in real meat) and tastes better IMO.
Yes there's a reason Mountain House is almost 3x more expensive. If I want my kids to eat freeze dry food without making a scene I would definitely go with MH.
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karlmorkSep 22, 2024 01:39 PM
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The 120 serving bucket might actually cheaper per "serving" on Amazon.

https://a.co/d/bQ5JJVl
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SaveMeMoneyPlease69Sep 22, 2024 01:42 PM
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Quote from gummi-eater :
Do you guys open the bucket to check the stuff isn't damaged or leave them sealed?
Yes, I got a bucket of meat from them during the pandemic and one of the inside bags had a penetration. They gave me a pro rated refund.

That was just a quick starter to my emergency supply and offset for variety as Eric stated. I just have a old fashioned bunker style supply of perishables in the basement now. Great to have a weeks supply of things on hand and great when you run out of something but don't want to run to the store. Pluck on out of supply, replace it later, and consider it a healthy rotation of fresh stuff I to the supply.
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MatthewC4107Sep 22, 2024 02:14 PM
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I was at Costco yesterday and they had the readywise 132 pack for $63.99
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dovagerisSep 22, 2024 02:51 PM
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Quote from raEKwonton :
Just checked out the Mountain House website. made me hungry 😂

the closest thing I could find to compare to this was their weekender pack 6 pouches /12 servings for $44

So there's that..
Yeah, Mountain House used to be pretty affordable pre-pandemic. We are talking $50-60 bucks for a similar bucket when on sale. Last time I got a bucket off Amazon for $59.99 back in 2017 (essential bucket). I think Costco had a sale for Mountain House's 3 day emergency meal box for less than $50 around that time too. Check older deals that were posted here back then for more info.

But yeah, everything is so much more expensive nowadays but to me Mountain House remains the gold standard for these types of ready to eat hiking/camping meals. They haven't messed up much of their quality so far.
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I've never heard of Mountain House before but they do look pretty good.
Their stroganoff pouches are my favorite

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JamesN9520Sep 22, 2024 04:18 PM
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I was at Costco yesterday and they had the readywise 132 pack for $63.99
Came here to say this is the better deal.

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