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lots of spegetti'o's and mac'n cheese with camping burners we're set....

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Old 01-30-2008, 07:34 PM
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lots of spegetti'o's and mac'n cheese with camping burners we're set.
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Old 01-31-2008, 03:17 AM
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lots of spegetti'o's and mac'n cheese with camping burners we're set.
I've heard that too much of one food can make you never want to eat that food again, food apathy or something like that--so far has not held true with the above mentioned meals on my kids ;)
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I have some of these among my food stash:

Mainstay Emergency Food Ration Bars - 3600 calories

They are packed full of vitamins, one little square about (3x3 in) is supposed to be one meal for one adult. Don't taste bad either, and very long shelf life. It's what the coast guard carries on their boats.

I can recommend a great site for MRE's, Mountain House, Water Filters, and other survival supplies:

TheEpicenter.comSurvival supplies and practical tips online.

I've gone through them many times, good people, and good prices.
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What are some good, easy to cook, long life foods? Heard that boxed Mac & Cheese will last forever. Don't cook so looking for cheap, easy to fix foods. Spam? Will get MRE's too but expensive to rely on only that.
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Boxed mac n cheese can get bugs in it unless you put the boxes in some other bug proof container (5 gal bucket, etc). I've had some that has gone buggy before.

Most things in cans last a long time. pineapple juice is an exception--I had some about 7 yrs old and it had expanded the can and when I opened it the juice had eaten the galvanization off the inside of the can! Ick! evap. milk also doesn't keep well even in a can. But canned meals like soups, spam, raviolis, etc. should be fine.
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The best way to store milk might be powdered milk. I like to get it in individule packets. I got some from Wal-Mart not to long back.
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Yep, the powdered milk lasts a long time. I have some in cans. Not sure how long the boxed kind would last as it's not airtight, but individual packets sounds real handy!
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Bags of dryed dog food lasts along better than mre's and you can feed fido.
MMmmmmm!!! Gravy Train!

Ishi, best bet is to just store the canned and dry food that you eat regularly. Canned meats (tuna, chicken, beef stew) canned beans and veggies, boil in bag rice or bagged rice, pasta, canned fruit, etc. Overload your house on it and store it everywhere if you have to. Then start using it. Replace it and rotate it out everytime you eat a can of it. Make a running list and mark it down for the next time you go shopping. Most canned food will store for years and you can eat it out of the can if things are bad enough. I have a few cases of MRE's to get me through the first couple of days, if I have to evac out of my area. That's the easiest and most expedient way I know of for now. Freeze dried stuff can get expensive, MRE's will not get eaten on a daily basis so they expire and get thrown out. But Wally-World, Winn-Dixie, The Pig and Dollar General Store can really get you started for alot less. Good Luck!!!
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