60 Serving Entree Only Grab n Go Bucket
$169.99
Stock your emergency food supply with the 60 Serving Entree Only Grab ‘n Go Bucket. This bucket provides 60 servings of hearty freeze-dried and dehydrated entrees. Simply add water, follow the preparation directions, and enjoy a warm meal.
Whether you’re preparing for a winter storm, hurricane, power outage, or other emergency, having food stored ahead of time can make things easier. Plus, the long shelf life makes this bucket a practical choice for long-term food storage.
This bucket contains 60 total servings and approximately 13,400 calories:
The variety gives you several different meals to choose from. Therefore, you won’t have to depend on one type of entree during an emergency.
The food comes sealed in Metallyte™ pouches for long-term storage. Each pouch contains 4 servings, so you can prepare what you need without opening a large container of food.
In addition, the bucket has a convenient Grab-N-Go handle. This makes it easier to move or take with you if an emergency requires you to leave home.
The stackable bucket also helps you keep your emergency food supply organized. Store it in a pantry, basement, storage room, or another cool, dry location.
With proper storage, this emergency food supply has a 25-year shelf life. As a result, you can purchase it now and keep it available for future needs.
Freeze-dried and dehydrated foods also offer a convenient way to maintain a backup food supply without relying on refrigeration. Simply keep the bucket stored properly until you’re ready to use it.
To help get your order to you as quickly as possible, the manufacturer may substitute one entree or breakfast item for another entree or breakfast item.
However, the total number of servings will remain the same. The number of pouches will also remain the same. The specific entree mix you receive may differ from the configuration listed above.
Keep a reliable food reserve on hand for unexpected situations. The 60 Serving Entree Only Grab ‘n Go Bucket offers a simple way to add long-term meals to your emergency food storage plan.