Food

The past few years had reminded us of the importance of stocking survival food. The world has experienced a global pandemic, international armed conflicts, and natural disasters like tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires, and floods. The worst thing that a person can do is to face these situations unprepared and scramble for supplies when disaster strikes. Keep […]

Having spent hours researching about the best survival food kit to prepare for my dog, I had my own epiphany on the most important considerations to consider when selecting the best survival food kits for dogs. In fact, I have shortlisted 3 of the best survival food kits for dogs out of the many products

Hey fellow vegan prepper, are you are looking for a comprehensive review on vegan emergency food kits available in the market? If so, you are at the right place. Choosing the right survival food kit could be a daunting task to some because there is a multitude of factors that need to be considered. First

Every person who is involved in emergency preparedness would understand that having adequate survival food is one of the most important things in survival 101. Not only food is an essential source of nutrients and energy, it also keeps your body regulated and functioning properly like keeping warm, maintaining a healthy immune system, breathing and

Long-term food storage should be an IMPORTANT aspect of your disaster preparedness plan. How does it all come together? Long term food storage foods should built AFTER you have stored your 3-month food supply. I wrote this article with the intention of helping a complete beginner how to get started with long-term food storage. In

One of the more popular survival food options include the 30-day 1-person survival food kits. My guess is that the fact that this kit can last you for 30 days makes it really easy for survivalists to plan out how much they should get. Plus, 30-day food kits aren’t too expensive, unlike 60-day food kits.

What is MRE? Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MRE) was first developed by the Department of Defense in 1963 to create a lighter self-contained ration as a replacement for the canned Mean, Combat, Individual ration.  Today, these MREs are also used to provide civilians nutrients and emergency food during natural disasters. An MRE typically provides 1,200 calories per

There are several categories of food that could be stockpiled by random households. For example, dehydrated food, freeze-dried food, and meals that are ready to eat (aka MREs). While all of them are designed to be kept for a long time, there are some differences in the way they are prepared. Take freeze-dried food as

Meals ready-to-eat (MREs) are always synonymous to the food that is being consumed by the military during times of war or rations. But, the term MRE has now been linked to food packages that satiate hunger during times of emergency, environmental crises or resource and utility outages. It is not ‘army food’ per se anymore.

What is a MRE? MRE stands for ​Meals, Ready to Eat or ready to eat meals. It has the origin as a military food. Normally, MREs looked like a sealed package that is lighter and more portable than a can. MREs become increasingly popular among the survivalist for their decent shelf life. They are the