I Tried Survival Food - Good or Gross?

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I tried 25 year shelf life survival food!

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[danabogue]

I'd rather eat survival food than "The bugs" or lab grown meat that klaus and bill want to feed us!

[angelyeager]

We have one of these kits and it came with mushroom pilaf and my Husband is horrified by that one and the realization of how bad that day would be if we ever have to pull mushroom pilaf out to survive so now whenever we think we are having a bad day…we just say it’s not mushroom pilaf so we can recognize the blessings we have around us today. Thanks for trying these out…I really pray that we will never need it.

[KM-wrcb]

They’ll rate a 10 out of 10 when you’re starving. I eat similar freeze dried meals when I backpack and most are incredible after 15 miles on the trail.

[Spartan]

People tend to look at this survival food as a "zombie apocalypse / nuclear winter" kind of thing but stuff like this will save your life in the aftermath of a natural disaster. Tornadoes, Earthquakes (significant enough based on locale), Hurricanes, severe blizzards, and even just taking them with you as a lightweight (literally) meal while camping or hiking. It's got a shelf life of 25 years so even if you only eat 3 a year while camping/hiking, that's 10 years to consume the whole bin, meaning it's still good during that whole time.

[SnakedoctorW]

I wonder how many would demand gluten free during the Apocalypse?!

[SuperWhatapain]

Informative and hilarious review. Thanks for taking one for the team 😂

[stevenverdoliva]

Let's see how JP feels a couple of days later and after a bowel movement. 😂😂

[velindagardner]

When I lived in Bozeman MT, I was an avid backpacker, looking for scenery and a good fly fishing spot. Dehydrated food, such as this, made the hike well worth it. We would filter pump water for our meals. They weren't like "home cooked meals", but they sufficed. They were good enough to give us strength to carry on day to day. And that's what's truly important in times of trouble. ....which we know lies ahead.

[brianmck]

That’s why I have so much respect for J.P. No matter what he gives you the TRUTH, I’ve tasted a lot of these survival meals and 90% of them taste pretty dam good, and even the ones I didn’t like were eatable…

[mcmelonmaster]

It tastes better when you havent eaten.
Trust me, you wont even care what it tastes like. Just keep some Tabasco and salt and pepper handy. Props to you JP, most people dont try the prep food they bought.

[rezkidgamingyt]

The thing is that it’s survival food you’ll be needing it to survive you’re not gonna care what it taste like it’s the only food you will have

[policeofficer]

Brother, in a survival situation when everything around you is going to B!den, a hot delicious meal REALLY REALLY REALLY BOOSTS YOUR MOOD AND THE WILL TO SURVIVE AND TO CONTINUE TO DEFEAT TYRANY!!!

LOVE YOU MUCH BROTHER!!!
Stay safe!!

[sonoftherepublic]

I actually enjoyed MREs, some more than others, but they definitely fill that empty place in your stomach

[Kazuma]

Id also recommend stocking up on seasonings with the survival food.
Yes pre-ground seasonings loose flavor faster than not pre-ground, but you prep with whatever you are comfortable using.

Either way, the more flavor options you have the easier these will work for the long haul.

[Wenchsxy]

I recommend just getting your own freeze dryer. Its actually quite fun.

[johnofengland]

There's no M&Ms in any of those "survival food buckets", you CANNOT survive without M&M Peanuts.

[williamhall]

I have about 3 or 4 month supply of patriots survival. It well suffice in an emergency. Last yr wife and I decided to get in shape, and changed the way we eat so basically went from living to eat to eat to live.food is fuel for the body and the tank doesn't have to be full . We have lost 40lbs and are healthy. So good to know it's not that bad in an emergency.

[ckmoore]

I remember when I was in basic training in 1986, for a few of our training exercises, they gave us MRE's. Of course, they didn't waste the fresh ones on new recruits, they always gave the oldest ones. (probably good rotation methods TBO). I have one from 1978. Tasted just fine to me.
By fine I mean it was edible, and could guess what it was supposed to be.

[AmazingArends]

I won't say how much Ready Hour survival food I got from Infowars, but some of it was the big cans of Traveler's stew, one of which I decided to try, and it was quite good! Absolutely packed with rice, macaroni, chopped carrots and all the other good stuff! Even comes with a boullion packet so you can season to taste! So good I want to eat it all and then get a can to replace the one I opened!

[rogermilholland]

Here is the thing with, call it camp food...or any other freeze dried food. If you are hungry enough...it will all taste good...but it is a good way to preserve for long term.