Backpacker's Pantry 14-Day Emergency Vegetarian Meal Kit

14 Day Meal Kit - Vegetarian

$401.58
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This 14 Day Vegetarian Emergency Survival Meal Kit contains all the nutritional needs for one person for two weeks. It is designed to cater to vegetarian diets and provide a simple way to prepare meals in emergency situations.

Bundle Includes:
Peanut Butter & Banana Oatmeal (x4) | Granola with Blueberries, Almonds & Milk (4) | Summit Breakfast Scramble (x6) | Pad Thai (x6) | Lasagna (x4) | Three Cheese Mac & Cheese (x4) | Chana Marsala (x2) | Cuban Coconut Black Beans and Rice (x4) | Three Sisters Southwestern Quinoa & Beans (x4) | Three Bean Veggie Stew (x4)

Shelf Life:

  • A mix of up to 3 or 10 years meals, based on meal and production date.
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Please refer to the back of each meal package ingredients.

1. Remove and discard enclosed oxygen absorber before beginning food preparation.
2. Add boiling water
3. Stir well
4. Close and let sit
5. Stir again
6. Close and let sit again
7. Stir and serve
Note: See pouch for water amount and rehydration times.

Rehydration time doubles every 5,000 feet of elevation gain. Our directions are set for 5,000 feet.

For emergency kit storage, we recommend storing in a cool, dry place. You can store in our cardboard box, a plastic bin, bucket, or similar.

Shelf Life:
-Up to 3 or 10 years, based on meal and production date.
-Exact expiration date found on meal package.

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Gordon
Bravo BP well done

We’re an older couple with a TINY camper and for our first couple of trips we are eating freeze dried so we don’t have to cook and clean dishes. We decided to do a comparison of two Mac and cheeses that were alternatives to Mountain House. Competitor A is the first picture BP is the second, both prepped similar and were described as dual portions. CA came in at 630 calories total, BP at 860.. on opening the package there was a noticeable difference CA was all noodles with a cheese powder at the bottom of the container, BP the sauce was well integrated with the noodle indicating to me that it was more substantial. 8 minutes into the cooking process CA was still watery feeeling while squishing the poach, not so the BP it had a solid feel while smooshing and resisted my efforts with a pleasing texture. The true surprise was in the opening. While the CA had turned into an approximation of every Mac and cheese from a box, to my suprise ( and delight) there was gooey goodness that was holding the noodles in a delicious matrix. Both brands had completely “cooked the noodles ( I had my doubts). True CA is 4 bucks cheaper but there is a vast difference in the food experience. We’ll done BP!

Thank you for writing such a thorough and detailed review, Gordon! We are so glad you enjoyed the Backpacker's Pantry Three Cheese Mac and Cheese, and hope you will continue to choose us on your camper adventures! Enjoy!