Best Survival Food Companies???

I've seen a lot of good things about Wise Food Storage. We got a sample, but haven't tried it yet. When we do, we will do a video review of it.

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kohai wrote:
I'm curious about replies on this topic as well.

My sister bought from Daily Bread. (Freeze dried/dehydrated, 25 year shelf life). I just texted her about her experience and she said, "Daily bread. And yes, my kids like it and beg to eat it , but I won't let them."

I bought a simple 1 week supply of MREs a couple years ago. I've never tasted them. I got it here from the The Ready Store. Listed as a 5 year shelf life.

My brother bought something... if he ever responds to my text I'll reply again.

My brother has Daily Bread as well. He says there are now other companies out there with long shelf life. My sister said that DB will even come to your house and let you try some food samples (at least here in Utah).

FrankShore wrote:
Bar none the best MRE source as you can buy mix and match entrees, desserts, cases, different brands, low salt selections, etc:

The Epicenter

And if you go to YouTube, search for EPICENTER BRYAN and you can see video reviews of various products.

I saw Costco was selling this stuff on line.
Sorry no experience.

IDman wrote:
We are getting food samples and catalogues from several companies and would like to hear about others' experiences with the various long-term emergency suppliers.

Thanks in advance!

I'm curious about replies on this topic as well.

My sister bought from Daily Bread. (Freeze dried/dehydrated, 25 year shelf life). I just texted her about her experience and she said, "Daily bread. And yes, my kids like it and beg to eat it , but I won't let them."

I bought a simple 1 week supply of MREs a couple years ago. I've never tasted them. I got it here from the The Ready Store. Listed as a 5 year shelf life.

My brother bought something... if he ever responds to my text I'll reply again.

Bar none the best MRE source as you can buy mix and match entrees, desserts, cases, different brands, low salt selections, etc:

The Epicenter

One thing I noticed was the extremely high sodium content of the meals.
I'd look for a company that doesn't overload the salt and research them on line.

My question was about experiences with the COMPANIES.

I've considered those long term supplies before. Unfortunately they don't have a very long shelf life warranty, which means we would have to eat them or throw them away periodically. I'm thinking dried or canned goods and a water supply.