ReadyWise Emergency Food Supply - 72 Hour Survival Kit, 30 Servings of Protein Meals, Freeze Dried Food for Backpacking, Camping Essentials & Disaster Prepping Supplies, up to 25 Year Shelf Life

Perfecto para las emergencias, ligero y compacto para tu mochila de emergencias sólo considera que tendrán que cargar agua extra para poder comer. Ten en cuenta las porciones puede ser difícil de dividirlas.

Do note that unlike mountain house where 2 servings are in 1 food pack, Readywise is packed about 6 servings to a pack.

画面には日本語で３４食分 箱には３2SERVING と表示されていますが、付属説明書には半カップ １SERVING との説明があります。最近のアメリカの標準的な盛り付け量でしょうか。アメリカに住んでいたいた事がありますがそうとも思えません。なにの基準かわかりません。 この商品１箱は１人で７２時間の量です けして日本語の感覚で３４食の量ではありません。 ３種類の料理と１種類の飲み物がそれぞれ大きな袋に入っています。大きい４袋で小分けにはなっていません。 小分けなら味見ができますが、そのまま有事まで保存します。 味が良ければもう１つ星を追加してもいいかもしれません。

I recently added the READYWISE 72-Hour Emergency Food Supply to my hurricane evacuation go-bag, and I’m thoroughly impressed with the quality and convenience it offers. The packaging is compact and lightweight, making it easy to store and carry, which is perfect for emergency situations, camping, or hiking trips. What really stands out is the 25-year shelf life. Knowing that these meals will be ready whenever I need them gives me peace of mind. The freeze-dried meals are surprisingly tasty and easy to prepare—just add water, and you have a hot, filling meal in minutes. I appreciate that the variety of meals included ensures you won’t get bored with the same thing day after day. The individual packaging is a great feature, especially for portion control and rationing, which is crucial in an emergency. Overall, this is a must-have for anyone looking to be prepared for the unexpected. Highly recommended! Feel free to adjust any details to better reflect your experience!

This is a little misleading in the description. It’s supposed to be a 72 hour emergency food kit. Even portions out what you should be eating and how many calories you will consume in a day. The issue is each food option comes in a single bag, and it only gives you instructions to cook everything in the bag all at once. So I guess you’re just supposed to cook it all at once and then portion it out into the meal plan they have provided. It doesn’t work out and at least for me it wasn’t what I was thinking it would be. Otherwise, the food isn’t bad. It’s what you’d expect from any off the shelf product at any normal grocery store and that’s why I gave it a three star review. The macaroni and cheese is about the same as anything you’d get off the shelf in a box. Same with the rice and oatmeal. You could just buy it individually at the store and you'd essentially have the same thing and probably save some money too. I’m not sure what the shelf life for a thing of macaroni in a cardboard boxes is, but I’d assume if you put it in a plastic bag, it wouldn’t last the same amount of time. Same with the rice and oatmeal options. Just my opinion. Won’t be buying this product again, unfortunately