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CrisCross | 10-06-2006 12:54 PM
Food kits Anyone has ever open and used a food survival package? What is in there? They list the caloric content like 2000 cal what is inside? Sugar and water mixed? Flour? Or protein bars?

Maddie | 10-06-2006 03:10 PM
Re: Food kits What kind of survival food kit are you asking about? There are a variety of types out there. Are you thinking of a kit sold by a specific company? Or a type of survival food bar?

CrisCross | 10-12-2006 08:19 AM
Re: Food kits There are companies out there that sell survival food packs. They punch around 2000cal/pk and need just minimum amounts od water. Any idea about that?

tinman | 10-12-2006 10:57 AM
Re: Food kits I think you're talking about one like this. http://waltonfeed.com/pic/mainstay.jpg I have one but have never opened it. I have heard that it tastes like a sugar cookie.

CrisCross | 10-19-2006 12:34 PM
Re: Food kits Yeah, that's the one. Anybody opened one, what is it inside?

Anty Ep | 10-19-2006 12:36 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by CrisCross (Post 391708) Anybody opened one, what is it inside?
Sure it is some yucky stale crap, today's version of hard-tack. avoid at all costs.

CrisCross | 10-19-2006 12:37 PM
Re: Food kits Check it out, this sounds delicious. And is only 60$/week/individual. http://www.readymeal.com/store/home.php

CrisCross | 10-19-2006 12:49 PM
Re: Food kits- I got the Menu Here it is: HeaterMeals Plus - The Self-Heating Meal, Plus All the Fixings! Each case has 12 Full Course Meals Every HeaterMeals Plus Meal Includes Tasty 3/4 lb. HeaterMeals Entree 1-Musselman�s Original Apple Sauce 4-Breadsticks 1-Pack of Prize Natural Raisins 2-Stauffer�s Chocolate Chip Cookies 1-Squeezers Chocolate Peanut Butter 1-Juice Bowl 20% Apple Cranberry Juice 11.5 fl. oz. Cutlery Pack with Spoon, Napkin, Moist Towelette, Salt, Pepper And Salt Free Seasoning to Season to your taste! Sounds good, what do you think? Start hoarding raisins, salt, juice.

Argentsum | 10-19-2006 01:23 PM
Re: Food kits If I recall rightly the lifeboat rations tend to be low protein. Low protein meals require less water (and calories; paradoxically) to digest.

RR_58 | 10-19-2006 02:06 PM
Re: Food kits Quote:
Originally Posted by CrisCross (Post 391708) Yeah, that's the one. Anybody opened one, what is it inside?
I have,they are not bad tasting but dry. I have read also that they contain no fat and would not be too good for extended use. One other point: An article stated that thse can be powdered,mixed with water and used for baby formula .

Alric | 10-19-2006 04:26 PM
Re: Food kits I actually tried one like tinman posted before but it was a different company. They said it tasts like a big cookie, and it actually does. It wasn't to bad. The problem is that its so big. If you were going to snack on it, it would be fine but theres no way you could eat it as a meal. If you eat the amount they say you would almost have to force yourself to finish it. Then if some how you did, theres no way you would eat it for dinner as well.

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