I haven't tasted dehydrated food in over 50 years , so I need some help who makes the best dehydrated survival food I ate it in Vietnam and it wasn't bad so a little help please thank you in advance
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Dehydrated food
- Thread starter racer-ex
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Fruits and vegetables
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You want it to actually eat as an occasional easy to prepare all-in-one meal at home, while camping, etc??? Then Mountain House pouches are probably the best. They have a great variety and pretty tasty. Everything from breakfast entrees to Pad Thai, fried rice, lasagna, enchiladas, etc. etc. 10+ year shelf life. Kind of pricey but very good quality.
Or.... you want it in bulk, for storage, for a true SHTF scenario? If that is the case I would recommend #10 size cans of Augason Farms brand. Rice, beans, dehydrated vegetables, dehydrated meat, powered peanut butter, powdered milk, etc. They have a 25+ year shelf life.
You want it to actually eat as an occasional easy to prepare all-in-one meal at home, while camping, etc??? Then Mountain House pouches are probably the best. They have a great variety and pretty tasty. Everything from breakfast entrees to Pad Thai, fried rice, lasagna, enchiladas, etc. etc. 10+ year shelf life. Kind of pricey but very good quality.
Or.... you want it in bulk, for storage, for a true SHTF scenario? If that is the case I would recommend #10 size cans of Augason Farms brand. Rice, beans, dehydrated vegetables, dehydrated meat, powered peanut butter, powdered milk, etc. They have a 25+ year shelf life.
The only survival food I've tried is from Ready Hour and Patriot Pantry. Both excellent with shelf lives of from 10 to 25 yrs.
Check out camping stores, they generally have good dehydrated food for backpacking.
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