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popular Posted by oper8annihilate • 2d ago
popular Posted by oper8annihilate • 2d ago

Mountain House Granola with Milk and Blueberries $4.79

$4.79

$6.99

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Shipping on 10 of them is only $5.00
These normally go for about $7-$8 each retail, and can last up to 25 years if stored properly. This is one of my go to camping/hiking breakfasts.

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Shipping on 10 of them is only $5.00
These normally go for about $7-$8 each retail, and can last up to 25 years if stored properly. This is one of my go to camping/hiking breakfasts.

https://shop.gohunt.com/products/...GuEALw_wcB

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BYHJ
2d ago
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Got some biscuits and gravy, beef stew and Mac and cheese, all flavors that don't come in the Costco packs. Was able to get free shipping with an order total of $68. Thanks!
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Greenworld123
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Thanks, needed some for my backpacking trip so you read my mind.

Got the following for $51 shipped:
2 xMountain House Vanilla Ice Cream Sandwich
2 x Mountain House Chicken Teriyaki with Rice
6 x Mountain House Granola with Milk and Blueberries
Total USD $50.94
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MerryMeat6430
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Quote from Greenworld123 :
Thanks, needed some for my backpacking trip so you read my mind. Got the following for $51 shipped: 2 xMountain House Vanilla Ice Cream Sandwich 2 x Mountain House Chicken Teriyaki with Rice 6 x Mountain House Granola with Milk and Blueberries Total USD $50.94
what's wrong with regular granola vs this? how high are you hiking?
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timsy
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Quote from MerryMeat6430 :
what's wrong with regular granola vs this? how high are you hiking?
For camping/backpacking nothing but the MH comes with dried milk. For long term storage, the MH is shelf stable for 20 years.
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afrugalfather
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Quote from thedowg2 :
You can make your own organic granola and put in a bag, for $2 a pound...

So why in the world would you pay almost $20 a pound for this garbage that has enough crap in it to kill you for the next 25 years.

Boycott this garbage.
How do you make your organic freeze dried milk?
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thanks

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tstarks
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Quote from afrugalfather :
How do you make your organic freeze dried milk?
Don't bother, he never responds. He comes in, makes outlandish claims, never provides any substantiation for said claims - even when pressed or politely asked to do so, and then vanishes as soon as the slightest amount of critical thinking exposes his / her claims as flimsy.

It's Organic Oats Batman, very mysterious.
Last edited by tstarks May 23, 2025 at 08:55 AM.
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oper8annihilate
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Quote from thedowg2 :
You can make your own organic granola and put in a bag, for $2 a pound...So why in the world would you pay almost $20 a pound for this garbage that has enough crap in it to kill you for the next 25 years.Boycott this garbage.
You can eat your dry, stale granola that you made for $2 a pound and stuck in a zip loc bag for 3 years. I'll stick with Mountain House but that's just me.
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thedowg2
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Quote from afrugalfather :
How do you make your organic freeze dried milk?
I don't freeze dry any ingredients. The effort compared to the miniscule weight savings makes it not worth it. Instead of milk, I typically use ground almonds. They add great fats, sustained energy, and when ground they turn into something very similar to almond milk... without all the toxic ingredients typically found in almond milk.
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afrugalfather
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Quote from thedowg2 :
I don't freeze dry any ingredients. The effort compared to the miniscule weight savings makes it not worth it. Instead of milk, I typically use ground almonds. They add great fats, sustained energy, and when ground they turn into something very similar to almond milk... without all the toxic ingredients typically found in almond milk.
Almonds go bad so quickly though, how do you get ground almonds into your emergency supply to last 20 years?
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Quote from afrugalfather :
Almonds go bad so quickly though, how do you get ground almonds into your emergency supply to last 20 years?
I can honestly say I've never in my life thought, boy I'd really love a tiny 4 oz package of granola with a 20 year shelf life.

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