[barmag25]

what would be the best freeze dried food to order? Any websites that anyone has dealt with would be helpful.

[JRandomFreeper]

Have you ever prepared or used freeze dried or dehydrated foods? Ever? Can you live on them without menu fatigue? Do you eat out more than 5 times a week?

Training might be a better investment. Don't get me wrong, I dehydrate my own mirepoix for blanc stock for the more intense flavor. But I'm not living on dehydrated food or freeze dried anything.

Too many other options out there.

I did buy freeze dried egg product from Rainy Day, but I know how to use it, and my chickens don't lay so well in the winter.

/johnny

[Rearden]

beprepared.com

[Pollster1]

what would be the best freeze dried food to order? Any websites that anyone has dealt with would be helpful.

I'm not a big fan of freeze dried unless it's for backpacking. Canned costs less, tastes better, and you don't need to store water to eat it. Since I assume there will be water issues if there are food issues, I don't store freeze dried or dehydrated food for SHTF. Your situation may differ, but all of my emergency food is for meals that we eat on a regular basis, at least weekly. I also store extra water, but I need just a little less water with the stored regular food.

[QT3.14]

Google 'MRE' and a slew of sites will come up.

Mountain House is one of the best. Many of their meals are in stores like WalMart, REI, etc.