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READYWISE - Entrée Grab & Go Bucket, 60 Servings, Emergency, MRE Supply, Premade, Freeze Dried Survival Food for Hiking, Adventure & Camping Essentials, Individually Packaged, 25 Year Shelf Life

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Flavor Name: 60 Servings - Entrée Bucket


Features

  • UNPARALLELED EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Elevate your readiness with the ReadyWise Emergency MRE Meal Supply. This life-saving kit, packed in a convenient bucket, boasts 60 servings designed to sustain you for 6 days. When disaster strikes, you'll be equipped with the ultimate nutrient-packed solution.
  • SAVOR THE FLAVOR: Don't compromise on taste during emergencies. Our survival kit includes a delectable assortment of lunch and dinner options. Every dish is crafted from real ingredients, ensuring a gourmet experience even in dire circumstances. With a potential 1,800 calories per day, your energy levels will remain robust.
  • 25-YEAR SHELF LIFE: Trust in longevity with each food item sealed in durable pouches. These provisions remain fresh for up to 25 years, offering enduring peace of mind. When hunger strikes, all it takes is a pouch, some water, a quick stir, and 15 minutes to savor a nourishing meal.
  • DIVERSE CULINARY ADVENTURES: Experience a delightful array of 13 different delicious meal options including hearty soup, pasta, tasty rice, and more. These culinary delights aren't just for emergencies they also make for fantastic companions on backpacking and camping expeditions.
  • READY FOR ANYTHING: Beyond emergencies, ReadyWise shelf-stable food is your go-to solution for hiking, camping, and any adventure that beckons. With our easy-to-prepare meals, drinks, and snacks, you'll be well-equipped to tackle any situation that comes your way.
  • CONVENIENCE IN A BUCKET: Our Grab-and-Go Entree Bucket, is your compact companion for all scenarios. Whether you're safeguarding your pantry, embarking on a thrilling adventure, or facing an unforeseen crisis, this bucket ensures you're ready. It's not just food; it's peace of mind in a pail.

Brand: ReadyWise


Package Information: Bucket,Pouch


Number of Items: 1


Flavor: 60 Servings - Entrée Bucket


Item Weight: 8.82 Pounds


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 01-160


Department ‏ : ‎ unisex-adult


UPC ‏ : ‎


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Wise Foods


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


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    • Emergency
Flavor Name: 104 Servings - Variety Pack Bucket
Not bad for the price. Sent to a friend in an emergency and she loved it. She said it tastes good and is easy to prepare. Ordered another for me just in case. Says it'll last 25 years. Maybe I'll test that it I don't eat it first.
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024 by Yasica
    • I haven't needed it yet but it is comforting to know that it is there
Flavor Name: 120 Servings - Emergency Pack Bucket
This is one of those types of items that I hope to never truly need but it gives me a lot of peace knowing that it is there for me in a time of need. The bucket shipped quickly and arrived without any damage. It feels like it is well made and will be shelf stable for a long time. I assume I will probably open it and test some of the meals on my next camping trip to test them out but as of right now this bucket is sitting safely with my other emergency items. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024 by Chris
    • Delivered with no issues.
Flavor Name: 84 Servings - Breakfast and Entrée
Opened the tub and there are no bag leaks or powder in there, everything seems fine. Didn't try anything but I'm not expecting it to be yummy, I'm expecting it to provide calories and be consumable in an emergency situation. Maybe in a few years we'll try one pack just to see.
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024 by Garehead
    • It's a "Prepper Pack" folks, not "Fine cuisine for those on the go"...
Flavor Name: 52 Servings - Prepper Pack Bucket
I've been wanting to get some dehydrated/freeze dried emergency food for some time now, but just found it to be expensive. Been using MRE's for a few years but they are heavy and need to be used as optimal storage conditions (65 deg or less) aren't realistic in most homes. Found these Prepper Pack's at a very good price, $20-30 less than other sellers, and so I bought 4 units. Prime 2 day shipping also was a plus. They arrived on time, and was reading reviews, and although I will save these for "emergencies" and finish off my MRE store first, I won't be tasting them for a spell but wanted to post a review on the other issues people post about. The buckets I recieved are marked as mfg 07/01/2014. So I was very pleased as some reviewers stated theirs were a couple years old. I wondered about the pouches, as one review warned about these "cheap" buckets were old style and very poor Mylar bags. Even stated white buckets were bad style and grey bucket good pouches. Well I was a bit apprehensive then, so although I really wanted to keep buckets sealed I opened one just to know. Well although my buckets were white, as stated they couldn't be fresher than 24 days, but also came in "premium" pouches! Very relieved! I do agree that buckets waste a lot of space. Two buckets could easily fit in one and I will likely do that when the time comes to use them, to save space. Lastly, I want to address the very negative reviews concerning "servings" vs "caloric content". Come on folks, really? If you're using this food for hiking, or combat conditions, then I could understand. Caloric content when you're involved in moderate hiking or combat situations is crucial, as the calories expended in those situations can be quite high. But THESE ARE SOLD AS EMERGENCY SURVIVAL RATIONS!! What those decrying the low caloric content per serving aren't factoring is two fold. 1- Americans eat too much food! Over 50% of us are overweight! and 35% are medically considered obese. We are obsessed with eating, and have conditioned our bodies to expect high caloric intake thus falsely triggering feelings of hunger when we're nowhere near "starving". I have spent a lifetime eating only what my body needed and at 54 still retained my lean body, and well defined/toned musculature. And without any gym time or daily sit-ups to maintain the same physique and happily, six-pack I had in high school. 2- In "survival" situations, high caloric intake is not necessary. If you're expending so much energy to need 1500-2000 cal/daily, you are not acting in survival mode! When I went through jungle training in S. America, we were lucky to avg 500-700 cal/day with occasional supplements of wild fruit, tubers, yes, bugs, and 2 monkeys in a two week period. Sure, we all lost some weight (a few needed to), but all were in great physical condition when we found our way back to our FOB. WATER was the vital component in "survival". People in good health can go at least 2 weeks without food, but only 3 days without water. So, keep in mind what you're buying these for. If you want to start using immediately, and simply looking for camping or backpacking food, then stick with Mountain House or equivalent. That's what it's designed for, and it's great stuff. I've used it many times in the past. But it's not cheap, and if you buy buckets of it for survival stores, very expensive and unnecessary in my opinion. But $46 and free shipping for 52 serving buckets of dehydrated/freeze dried food in the quality Mylar bag is a bargain I won't pass on to add to my survival/emergency supplies. Lastly, my big complaint about the "old" food suppliers is this. They have been in the business for decades. They sell huge quantities of product using the same processes they've used nearly the entire time. So why, instead of whining about all the "me too" dehydrated/freeze dried companies popping up, maybe lower their high prices and increase sales, gaining more customers and increasing profit margins? They've been doing this a long time, and it's just as expensive to buy as it was 20 years ago. I'm confident their profit margins have skyrocketed. One of the reasons I quit shopping at REI years ago when the name became the only reason for the high prices. Thanks for your time. It is, after all, only my opinion. But I'm happy with my purchase and hope I'm as pleased when I finally taste the product. Then, I'll adjust review accordingly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2014 by CJ
    • Never enough
Flavor Name: 144 Servings - Powdered Eggs
This company and their products are excellent! I had an issue with a shipment with Shopify and they were very fast to fix it. I'm buying some on regular basis for my storage
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 by luke grybowski
    • Ready to go
Flavor Name: 84 Servings - Breakfast and Entrée
Long-term shelflife helps me be prepared for an emergency.
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024 by Michael D.
    • 25 year shelf life.
Flavor Name: 60 Servings - Entrée Bucket
Ships fast. Sealed in tight container. Verity of meals
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Not returnable! Check the packs right away!!
Flavor Name: 84 Servings - Gluten Free Bucket
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I read many reviewers mention that some of the packs had holes, so I was sure to check my bags immediately upon delivery. The delivery box was fine, and the bucket itself was fine. No damage at all. Inside my gluten free box were all gold plastic packs. The packs are all multiple servings, 6 or 8 servings. As I pulled out the packs, I noticed several had some powder on them, and the bucket did have some orangey powder on the inside as well. The orange powder smelled like ramen flavor pack. Examining the packs, I found that the teriyaki rice packs all looked like they had small punctures, and one had a definite tear , about 1/4 inch. I guess this recipe has some really sharp pointy ingredients that can puncture the bags when they vacuum seal it. The tortilla soup bags had some pokes. The yogurt bags were fine and the potato chicken pot pie bags were fine. My gluten free box has no meat in the recipes, so I guess I can just put the questionable bags in a vacuum seal bag for extra protection since they are supposed to be freeze dried. They should keep ok (I hope!), but not for 25 years. You cannot return the food!!! And I was not able to find a contact phone number or email for the company. If you have issues with your box, contact Amazon customer service directly so they can help you. Another thing about the instructions included for reconstituting the food. The multiple serving bags of meals say to use 6 cups of water for the whole bag (which is 6 servings), but for the yogurt, it only says to add 1 cup of water for whole bag of 8 servings?? I guess I'll only know when I try eating it... I don't know why the company doesn't read these reviews and respond to the repeated complaints of torn bags inside the buckets. They need to come up with a better way to keep these ingredients sealed to last for 25 years as they claim. I purchased in September 2024, and all the components of my box were labeled as April 2024. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024 by {Heart}Amazonmuahmuah {Heart}Amazonmuahmuah

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