Ready Hour, Emergency Meal Entrées, Real Non-Perishable Meals, 25-Year Shelf Life, Portable Flood-Safe Container, 120 Servings

Good quality packaging, the food is actually really tasty if you're not a food critic. Makes a decent turd if you're in a tight spot

These have a very good shelf life. Great for camping and emergency. Would buy again.

Love it

I decided not to wait for an emergency or 25 years to try some of these entree meals. I stored it in my closet for 2 years and wanted to see how this food tasted and how easy it was to prepare. The bucket has a handle to make carrying easier, but it is quite heavy. The lid can be challenging to open, so I recommend using a large screwdriver or blunt knife to save fingers. These all require heat and water to prepare, so make sure you have both available. If you have an electric stove, and there is a blackout, you will need a backup generator or propane stove.These meals must be mixed with water (4-8 cups) and cooked for 15-20 minutes typically. So far, I have tried 3 different meals: Alfredo Pasta, Pasta with Mushroom Sauce, and Chili Mac. They are all easy to prepare, with directions on the packet. Don't forget to remove the oxygen remover packet before cooking. There is very little if any protein in these meals (mostly fat and carbs), so you may want to supplement these with meats, beans or nuts. You can also add more spices and condiments too, but these meals are tasty as is. Don't expect gourmet, restaurant type food, but you can certainly survive with these tasty meals. There is good enough variety to get through the week.

I haven't tasted any of this yet, but there seems to be a great variety of meals in store to have on standby in case of an emergency. It is stored well and everything is clearly labeled. The items have a long shelf life, which is appreciated.

Definitely worth the buy! Going to purchase another each year most likely. Tried one of the meals and it is honestly not bad at all!

This item is essential for emergencies. If you ever need to use it, that’s great; and if you don’t need it, that’s fine too. At least you’ll have something prepared for a natural disaster. The shelf life is quite long, so if you don’t end up using it, you can always donate it to a charity or a homeless shelter. It’s never a waste of money. Cheers!

Good product