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TonyG | 08-01-2008 03:59 PM
Alternative freeze dry companies Alboin, ny and Toronto, Canada http://www.freeze-dry.com/index.htm I have a question out to these people as to weather or not they sell small pickup size lots or sell only to grocery chains. http://www.freezedryfoods.com/eng/index.php Northern Baja Peninsula, Mexico. Company that makes the freeze dry equipment. http://www.freezedryfoods.com/eng/index.php

j-son | 08-01-2008 04:17 PM
Re: Alternative freeze dry companies http://www.aa-foods.com/ i just ordered a few items from them. i am going to eat them when i receive them and then reorder the ones i like

TonyG | 08-01-2008 08:34 PM
Re: Alternative freeze dry companies Quote:
Originally Posted by j-son (Post 1218950) http://www.aa-foods.com/
You've got the picture j-son. Everyone mentions being unable to get stuff from mountain-house. Are these other freeze dry companies also sold out?? Quote:
SuperPak System The large selection of ready-made entrees plus convenience make this system exceptional. The SuperPak System is made for two people for one year or one person for two years. We have included "Just-Add-Water" entrees, breakfasts, soups and desserts as well as basic familiar staples to be prepared in the traditional manner. HIGHLIGHTS The largest selection of entrees Higher quality calorie level at 2,142 per day The system features 56 different items It has an 81 % no cook feature, with hot or cold water convenience Serves 2 people for 1 year View Details $6,634.87
We should continue a list.

Squirrel Bait | 08-02-2008 08:59 AM
Re: Alternative freeze dry companies Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyG (Post 1218929) Alboin, ny and Toronto, Canada http://www.freeze-dry.com/index.htm I have a question out to these people as to weather or not they sell small pickup size lots or sell only to grocery chains. http://www.freezedryfoods.com/eng/index.php Northern Baja Peninsula, Mexico. Company that makes the freeze dry equipment. http://www.freezedryfoods.com/eng/index.php
Hey Tony, can I get you to post this under the sticky at the top so we don't lose it over time; Survival Preps Links: Where to get stuff!! s

j-son | 08-02-2008 09:50 AM
Re: Alternative freeze dry companies here's another that i havent tried but read about...seems decent http://www.backpackerspantry.com/

TonyG | 08-03-2008 12:38 PM
Re: Alternative freeze dry companies Quote:
Originally Posted by Squirrel Bait (Post 1219901) Hey Tony, can I get you to post this under the sticky at the top so we don't lose it over time; Survival Preps Links: Where to get stuff!! s
You can take the links and add it to your post, maybe in a freeze dry company's section. Then I'll delete this thread. I'm sure J-son won't mind to grab his links either.

j-son | 08-03-2008 05:31 PM
Re: Alternative freeze dry companies http://www.richmoor.com/products/NaturalHigh-1.html http://survivalacres.com/cgi-bin/qui...xact_match=yes http://www.wildernessdining.com/campingfood.html

j-son | 08-07-2008 07:48 PM
Re: Alternative freeze dry companies ok.... i have gotten curious about all these freeze dried foods and i bought a variety pack of alpineaire foods..... i received it yesterday and today for dinner i wasnt that hungry since i had a big lunch but i decided to make an item from the box of pouches.... Soup-er Split Pea Soup. all i did was remove the oxygen absorber and dumped the pouch into a bowl and added 1.5 cups of boiling water and waited a dozen minutes...stirred it and ate it. impressions: the soup was definitely good...i wouldnt say the best split pea soup but nowhere near the worst. I would not only eat it again but look forward to trying the other foods it came with. I ate this pouch since it was one of the smaller pouches and one of the lesser caloried foods. If i had a smaller lunch i wouldve had a larger pouched item instead. today for lunch i brought the peanut butter and crackers package from alpineaire foods. there were two packets of peanut butter and several crackers. tasted yummy last night i ate the alpineaire peach crumble....didnt like it very much...it had a weird spice taste to it and the crumble topping was more like fine sand particles and not crumble pieces. the actual peaches were pretty good but overall i wouldnt want it again. i also tried the Hazelnut Bavarian Chocolate Creme from alpineaire...it was made with cold water and was a loose pudding like consistency. i though it was better than the peach dessert but didnt think it was so great and my wife absolutely hated it and told me to throw it out. i didnt think it was that bad but it wasnt anything great.

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