Mainstay Emergency Food Rations 2400 Calorie Bars, Enriched with Vitamins & Minerals (Pack of 3)
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Mainstay Emergency Food Rations 2400 Calorie Bars, Enriched with Vitamins & Minerals (Pack of 3)
well for $5000 you can buy a freeze drying machine lol. but who has the
money for that.
i was looking around online awhile ago just to see if average ppl could buy
them and found the one for $5000. if i could make one i would definitely
try that first. but not sure i could with out understanding how it works
better. 🙂
I know there is a canadian distributor but Im not sure about UK
any information on the Canadian distributor? I’m on Canada’s east coast.
Thx
do you know if these guys can ship to the uk? very interesting product!
I am interested !
thanks for sharing.
I also like how you store your cans.. good idea and they don’t look like
they take up a huge amount of room either. I’ve been meaning to get some
myself… still working on it.
I bought a shelf from them last year to store their food, but had to put
off purchasing the food until recently. I am curious what the difference is
between me purchasing the food directly from them and using your consultant
link to do it. If the prices are the same or better using it, then I would
use it since I do like many of your other videos, and it is as good as any
means to contribute towards content since I am already purchasing these
things anyway.
“Moving prep around.” That is something my wife and I have discussed. For
example, if there was an earthquake, house leveled, and buried all the
food, then what? I guess one can think of it like stocks. Diversify. Move
it around rather than have all the eggs in one basket.
I just recently started buying Thrive based on different YouTubers reviews.
I’m looking forward to checking out the products. I like the way you
organized your storage.
Its nice to have the luxury of it, I didnt have that in Seattle, although
Im not in the city now, I do access to property further out,so its nice to
have a few things out there.
“queue”? Very nice – will have to look into freeze dried for longterm prep.
‘re Well prepared!
if you go to the site link below, then at the top you’ll see a US flag,
click that and it’ll have a drop down menu, you’ll see the Candadian flag.
nope, although they have LRP cold ration that are
you do get a better deal whether its my site or another consultant. once
you log in to their site you should see a better price.
Well, freeze dried foods are frozen then paced in a machine that lowers the
pressure causing the water inside the food to boil off. So if you have or
make a tank which you can the air out off, and a freezer then your set.
I like this video. It’s informative. I like the subject too. I hadn’t known
about Thrive products until now and I really like the “Q” system. It’s just
what I need. It sure relates to “putting something back” for a rainy day
(aka Prepping).
wife and i starting next month will be buying $100 worth of freeze dried
veggies and such per month but not the ready made meals. just the
individual veggies. dont know where to start. would appreciate if you sent
me a pm with the links to thrive and any others you may know of. dont like
mountain house their seasoning is always over done and way to salty which
is why we are going to make our own meals and season them our way.
Are m r e,s freezed dry
Thanks, I look forward to hearing your feedback, whether you bought from me
or not I like to hear feedback about the Thrive food, or if folks out there
like another product better and why.
Definitely gonna have to find out whether there’s a Thrive UK or a UK
equivalent, nice video man. Paddy.