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84 Serving Gluten Free Grab and Go Bucket

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84 Serving Gluten Free Grab and Go Bucket

Description

Our 84 serving gluten-free grab & go bucket is a perfect addition to any food supply. Whether you’re affected by a snowstorm, hurricane, or other weather emergencies, it’s wise to be prepared.

These great-tasting freeze-dried and dehydrated foods are ready in minutes when you just add water. They also come in stackable buckets with an easy Grab-N-Go handle, so they’re easy to store and transport.

Contains

3 pouches of Teriyaki and Rice (12 Servings)

4 pouches of Loaded Baked Potato Casserole (16 Servings)

3 pouches of Tomato Basil Soup (16 Servings)

3 pouches of Potatoes and Chicken Flavored Pot Pie (12 Servings)

7 pouches of Creamy Yogurt Style (28 Servings)

Additional Product Details:

Includes 1 total bucket

Total calories: 13,320

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: 12 lbs.

Dimensions: 11.75 x 9.75 x 14.75

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