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Oct 16, 2026 3:16 PM

ReadyWise 14 Day Emergency Food Supply Bucket- 150 Servings - $79.99 + FS

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ReadyWise via Walmart [walmart.com]has ReadyWise 14 Day Emergency Food Supply Bucket- 150 Servings for $79.99 + Free Shipping

Provides 14 days of food at 1,800 calories per day.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/ReadyWise-RW10-014-9-75-x-11-75-x-14-75-in-14-Day-Emergency-Food-Bucket/1... [walmart.com]
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ReadyWise via Walmart [walmart.com]has ReadyWise 14 Day Emergency Food Supply Bucket- 150 Servings for $79.99 + Free Shipping

Provides 14 days of food at 1,800 calories per day.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/ReadyWise-RW10-014-9-75-x-11-75-x-14-75-in-14-Day-Emergency-Food-Bucket/1... [walmart.com]

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Oct 16, 2026 7:38 PM
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SkellingtonOct 16, 2026 7:38 PM
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Virtually no protein in this entire bucket. It's mostly grains. You could probably do this cheaper with a 5 gallon bucket, a mylar bag, and piecing a better meal plan together. Is it convenient and will stave off hunger? Yes.
Oct 17, 2026 12:28 PM
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madmax718Oct 17, 2026 12:28 PM
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Had before. Not delicious.

25 year shelf life is kinda a lie.

It may be edible but certainly not tasty at that point.

You can pack better but it doesn't mean it will actually last as long. Freeze dried will last longer than dehydrated, which is what most of these things are.

If your talking for purely survival, you can store crisco cans and protein powder. A slightly heathier version is protein powder, canned ghee butter, and metamucil. Toss in some. Multi vitamins, and your all set.

You need to find a way to use this in your regular rotation.

I just don't find this interesting enough to eat in rotation.

The blue bucket version (forget what brand) is a little more palletable, but the lack of protein sucks. It's like vegetarian paradise of horrors.

Some are just granola with powdered milk.

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