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1080 Serving Package of Long-Term Emergency Food Supply

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1080 Serving Package of Long-Term Emergency Food Supply

Kit Includes

12 pouches of Cheesy Lasagna (48 total servings)

18 pouches of Creamy Pasta (72 total servings)

12 pouches of Pasta Alfredo (48 total servings)

12 pouches of Chili Mac (48 total servings)

18 pouches of Chicken Noodle Soup (72 total servings)

18 pouches of Savory Stroganoff (72 total servings)

12 pouches of Hearty Tortilla Soup (48 total servings)

12 pouches of Potato Pot Pie (48 total servings)

6 pouch of Teriyaki and Rice (24 total servings)

12 pouches of Baked Potato Casserole (48 total servings)

18 pouches of Tomato Basil Soup (72 total servings)

18 pouches of Southwest Beans and Rice (72 total servings)

12 pouches of Cheesy Macaroni (48 total servings)

15 pouches of Strawberry Granola Crunch (60 Servings)

30 pouches of Brown Sugar and Maple Multi-Grain Cereal (120 Servings)

15 pouches of Crunchy Granola (60 Servings)

30 pouches of Apple Cinnamon Cereal (120 Servings)

* In order to get this item to you as fast as possible, we may swap out an entree or breakfast with another entree or breakfast in this bucket.

This means that the pouches of a particular entree or breakfast you receive in the bucket we send you may not match exactly with the configuration shown here.

The number of servings will not change. The number of pouches you receive will not change.

Additional Product Details:

Includes 9 total buckets

Food is safely sealed in Metallyte™ pouches

To avoid waste, each pouch conveniently contains 4 servings

Grab-and-go handles for easy transport in an emergency

25-year shelf life

Total Weight: 135 lbs.

Shipping Included to lower forty-eight states

Dimensions: 48.75" x 37.5" x 10.5"

SKU: RW40-41080

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