Featured Products - Click on the photos below for a broad selection!
Regular price: $114.00 Sale price: | ||
Regular price: $236.67 Sale price: | Regular price: $124.53 Sale price: | Regular price: $149.00 Sale price: |
Regular price: $27.95 Sale price: | ||
Why you'll love us!
1. Our Commitment To Your Satisfaction!!
2. Safety and Security!
3. Great Investment Strategy!
4. Requires Very Little Space!
5. Extremely Long Shelf Life – Up To 30 Years!
6. Easily Stored!
7. Superior Nutrition!
8. Preparedness Principles Free with 1 and 2 Year plans!
1. Our Commitment To Your Satisfaction!
We will do everything we can to make sure that each step of your experience with our company and products is the best possible. Your satisfaction is our goal and makes good business sense, but more importantly, that’s simply the kind of people we want to be.
2. Safety and Security!
The whole idea of Emergency Preparedness is to prepare before you are in an emergency. This is a form of “life” insurance. The bottom line is that no matter how hungry you are, you can’t eat a Stock Portfolio, a Money Market account, or Gold and Silver. When there is no food, no amount of money can buy it.
3. A Great Investment Strategy!
We all must eat, but the cost of food continues to rise each year. Purchasing food in bulk quantities today maximizes your return by buying food for the future at today's prices.
4. Requires Very Little Space!
A single #10 can (gallon size) of Emergency Preparedness Food contains a huge quantity of food. A single can of this size can represent anywhere from 12 - 70, depending on the food. One can of dehydrated vegetables for example, represents as much as several cases of "wet pack" canned vegetables!
5. Extremely Long Shelf Life – Up To 30 Years!
Emergency Preparedness Food is an investment that lasts. The shelf life for Emergency Preparedness Foods in our specially prepared cans is anywhere from 7 - 30 years! No refrigeration required (if the power goes out, your food is still safe).
6. Easily Stored!
Dehydrated food can be stored just about anyplace. If purchased in our specially prepared cans, your food is quite safe from dust, rodents and insects! You can even keep your Emergency Preparedness Food under your bed!
7. Superior Nutrition!
Dehydration is the best method of preserving food while retaining the natural nutrition found in it. The minimal 3 - 5% nutrition loss during the dehydration process is far superior to today’s standard commercial processes of canning and freezing. For example, the nutrition loss of frozen foods is usually around 40 - 60% because the cells rupture when frozen, causing cellular damage and nutrition loss. The high temperatures needed for canning account for an even greater nutrition loss – up to 60 - 80%!
8. Preparedness Principles Free with 1 and 2 Year plans!
Barbara Salsbury's Preparedness Principles is the Bible of Home Preparendess! Barabara is one of America's leading experts on the subject with over thirty five years in the field and 11 books to her credit. We'll give you a copy of Preparedness Principles with every order of a one or two year supply (ok, if you buy two we'll throw in one of her other books rather than two copies of the same one)
2. Safety and Security!
3. Great Investment Strategy!
4. Requires Very Little Space!
5. Extremely Long Shelf Life – Up To 30 Years!
6. Easily Stored!
7. Superior Nutrition!
8. Preparedness Principles Free with 1 and 2 Year plans!
1. Our Commitment To Your Satisfaction!
We will do everything we can to make sure that each step of your experience with our company and products is the best possible. Your satisfaction is our goal and makes good business sense, but more importantly, that’s simply the kind of people we want to be.
2. Safety and Security!
The whole idea of Emergency Preparedness is to prepare before you are in an emergency. This is a form of “life” insurance. The bottom line is that no matter how hungry you are, you can’t eat a Stock Portfolio, a Money Market account, or Gold and Silver. When there is no food, no amount of money can buy it.
3. A Great Investment Strategy!
We all must eat, but the cost of food continues to rise each year. Purchasing food in bulk quantities today maximizes your return by buying food for the future at today's prices.
4. Requires Very Little Space!
A single #10 can (gallon size) of Emergency Preparedness Food contains a huge quantity of food. A single can of this size can represent anywhere from 12 - 70, depending on the food. One can of dehydrated vegetables for example, represents as much as several cases of "wet pack" canned vegetables!
5. Extremely Long Shelf Life – Up To 30 Years!
Emergency Preparedness Food is an investment that lasts. The shelf life for Emergency Preparedness Foods in our specially prepared cans is anywhere from 7 - 30 years! No refrigeration required (if the power goes out, your food is still safe).
6. Easily Stored!
Dehydrated food can be stored just about anyplace. If purchased in our specially prepared cans, your food is quite safe from dust, rodents and insects! You can even keep your Emergency Preparedness Food under your bed!
7. Superior Nutrition!
Dehydration is the best method of preserving food while retaining the natural nutrition found in it. The minimal 3 - 5% nutrition loss during the dehydration process is far superior to today’s standard commercial processes of canning and freezing. For example, the nutrition loss of frozen foods is usually around 40 - 60% because the cells rupture when frozen, causing cellular damage and nutrition loss. The high temperatures needed for canning account for an even greater nutrition loss – up to 60 - 80%!
8. Preparedness Principles Free with 1 and 2 Year plans!
Barbara Salsbury's Preparedness Principles is the Bible of Home Preparendess! Barabara is one of America's leading experts on the subject with over thirty five years in the field and 11 books to her credit. We'll give you a copy of Preparedness Principles with every order of a one or two year supply (ok, if you buy two we'll throw in one of her other books rather than two copies of the same one)
