Nutrient Survival
Freeze Dried Fruits and Vegetables Value Bucket
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Emergency Kits
Ready for anything. These curated kits give you balanced meals, real nutrition, and long-lasting peace of mind—all packed in durable cans and stackable buckets. Fast to store, easy to use, and designed to keep you covered through any disruption.
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7 Day High Protein Value Bucket
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30-Day Max Variety Emergency Food Kit
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90-Day Max Variety Emergency Food Kit
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Why #10 cans
The backbone of a real food supply.
#10 cans are how serious food storage is done: sealed, oxygen-free and stackable, with up to a 25-year shelf life. Ours are real food fortified with essential nutrients: breakfasts, complete meals, freeze-dried fruit and vegetables, and staples like powdered eggs, milk and butter. Start with the basics, then build out.
#10 can FAQ
What is a #10 can?
A #10 can is the standard long-term storage size: about 6" wide and 7" tall, roughly a gallon. It holds many servings in one sealed, oxygen-free package.
How long do #10 cans last?
Up to 25 years unopened when stored cool and dry (Powdered Vitamin Butter is 10 years). Once opened, use the food within a year and keep the lid on.
Should I buy single cans or 6-can cases?
Single cans let you try a food or fill a gap. A 6-can case of one food is the way to stock up, and most cases cost less than six singles. Mix foods with the build-your-own case.
Do I need anything to prepare them?
Water. Powders mix cold; breakfasts and meals use boiling water and are ready in a few minutes. Freeze-dried fruit and vegetables can be eaten straight from the can or rehydrated in a few minutes of water.