20 SERVINGS OF EMERGENCY FOOD: This emergency food supply doesn't compromise on taste. Enjoy a variety of delicious recipes like Grammy’s Sweet Oatmeal & America’s Finest Mac & Cheese. Enjoy about 6 servings/day for breakfast, lunch, dinner & snacks. 72-Hour Kit has an average of 4,800 total calories (approx. 1,600 per day - you may want or need more+) for energy & nutrients to survive an emergency.

“DISASTER-RESISTANT” PACKAGING: Triple-layer Mylar premium packaging works as a barrier to help protect against things that can harm your survival food: air, light & moisture. We use a high-tech, high-capacity oxygen absorber to suck OUT any excess air.

DESIGNED FOR SURVIVAL OR ADVENTURES: Whether you're rounding out your survival stockpile, bugging out, or taking the family camping, this survival food will help keep you prepared. The lightweight, disaster-resistant packaging is perfect for stashing away or to bring on-the-go.

EASY TO PREPARE, READY IN MINUTES: Tastier than MRE meals, just add boiling water, simmer and serve. It takes about 15 minutes from start to finish. With meals like Creamy Rice & Vegetable Dinner, you have a delicious variety of emergency food for your family.

SURVIVAL FOOD DESIGNED TO LAST 25 YEARS: This emergency food supply is designed for long-term storage. Storage conditions impact shelf life. For best results, protect food from heat, air & moisture. Avoid exposure to temps above 75 degrees F. Keep food sealed until ready to eat. Shelf life varies based on storage conditions.

PEACE OF MIND FOR DAYS: With a 72-hour supply of survival food on hand, you’ll be better prepared to handle an emergency situation. From dangerous storms and blackouts to supply chain disruptions, this long-lasting food store could be a lifesaver in a crisis.

+YOU MAY WANT OR NEED MORE CALORIES PER DAY especially if you’re pregnant, a child, elderly, or have health conditions. Your food kit is designed to provide energy & nutrients for 1 person in an emergency, not to be a complete caloric replacement during normal times.