During a disaster, water and power may be shut off - indefinitely. What do
you do about feeding yourself and your family at that point? Have a backup
storage of freeze-dried food and emergency water. Only requiring water to be
fully hydrated, freeze-dried food can be eaten as-is or cooked, and to keep your
energy levels up, these items can fill out your daily caloric intake. In
preparing for a disaster, develop food storage with freeze-dried items, and
several types, from bags to cans or buckets, can be purchased through Survival
What are the benefits of creating food storage? Unlike the items in your
refrigerator, freeze-dried foods won't perish for many years. While some kits
have items designed to last five years, others can last a few decades. This way,
whenever a disaster is approaching, you will already be prepared with food and a
water source. Freeze-dried food kits, additionally, contain enough items to last
a few weeks to a year for an individual.
But, you may ask yourself, won't eating freeze-dried foods for a few weeks
become boring? Companies like Mountain House and Wise Foods create kits that go
against this notion. A food kit contains several types of prepared breakfast and
dinner meals, as well as individual fruits, vegetables, dairy, protein, or
grains that can be combined. This way, you can have a varied and healthy diet
during times of emergency.
Disasters come in all types; some keep you inside your home, while others
require evacuation. Freeze-dried foods allow you to prepare for both. Buckets,
in particular, are designed for grab-and-go instances, while #10 cans are also
convenient for transport.
The average individual has no more than a week's worth of food in his or her
home. What would you do if a disaster were to hit tomorrow? Don't take a chance
on your survival. Instead, prepare yourself for any instance with freeze-dried
food from Survival Supply.