expiredBojjihuntindeals | Staff posted Sep 22, 2024 05:33 AM
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expiredBojjihuntindeals | Staff posted Sep 22, 2024 05:33 AM
ReadyWise 60-Serving Entrée Bucket
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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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Based on that, and the girth of a typical American, they should rename this product to "6 Servings Of Fruits and Vegetables"
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for as long as feasible. To each their own I guess
We also purchased enough radiation tabs to survive after a nuclear fallout. Cost about 50 bucks. We have Sawyer water filters, enough for about 30 years. Cost was around $70. I'm a hunter, so we always stocked up on ammo. If nothing ever happens, I'm fine with that. If it does, we won't die a horrible death of starvation. If food runs out after 10years and no animals left to hunt and mankind did not recover and we can't grow anything ourselves, which is unlikely, but we'd drink the kool aid at that point.
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It seems to me you could pack more calories of freeze-dried fruit in a bucket than that. The portion sizes are only 32 calories each on average.
I eat a whole food plant-based diet so I eat way more beans, veggies, fruit, etc. than the average, but freeze-dried peas, corn, and broccoli does not sound appealing at all. Too bad, I liked the idea when I saw the title...
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