Walmart. You only need a 4 year shelf life because all of this is due to Brandon.
“Walmart. You only need a 4 year shelf life because all of this is due to Brandon.”
Unless someone or something (the sun) decides to take down the grid.
Sorry Dawg, I don’t have any recommendations, but there are youtube videos where they do “taste tests” of food from several different long-life food companies.
Here are a couple:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKyisFHDWTc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaKvWdCOyI0
My Patriot Supply....ordered 90 days worth of food....arrived within a week
Until Putin has had enough of us openly supporting Ukraine and sends nukes our way. Also because of biden
“Walmart. You only need a 4 year shelf life because all of this is due to Brandon.”
Their camping section has freeze dried meals at about $10 each with a 25 year shelf life.
That’s $30-40 per day to get the calories you need though. Most of the online stuff can be had for in the neighborhood of $10/day.
Most everything is high in carbs though. Some are a decent sources of protein, but are pricey. For example, freeze dried eggs cost ten times what fresh eggs cost. The biggest challenge is fats, because they don’t tend to store well. I suggest having enough calories on hand to barter for things like lard, bacon grease, or vegetable oils. Crisco is cheap and stores fairly well, and it will do if it needed to survive.
But the first item I’d recommend is lots of dry rice and store it with oxygen absorbers. That can store for up to 25 years. For those who can eat carbs (e.g. not diabetic) this will provide cheap sustenance. Much cheaper than the ready-made meals.