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    Default Readywise food in costco today.

    In Costco today for$60




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    Default Re: Readywise food in costco today.

    I bet that wont last long. I get mine straight from ft bragg.

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    Default Re: Readywise food in costco today.

    You can jar up and can dry goods. Look into it amd stop pissing away money.

    You can buy hermetically sealed food grade barrels and buckets for beans and flours, salt and sugar, etc.

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    Default Re: Readywise food in costco today.

    Quote Originally Posted by internet troll View Post
    In Costco today for$60



    Isn*t worth the 60 bucks. Wise, now operating as *ready wise*, is a known bad actor in the preparedness community. They are known to lie about their food storage practices, leading to a product that well not last as long as advertised.

    Mountain House very publicly called them out for being trash & lying.

    https://www.survivalistboards.com/sh...t=245561&amp=1

    Post 28 is by mountain house.

    https://thesurvivalmom.com/basic-fac...-video-lesson/

    http://www.businesswire.com/multimed...ce-High-Oxygen

    MountIan House is an indisputable leader in the field, and no one questions their products. Both them and augusta farms have been tested and proven reliable by individuals, labs, and people who have used their products on or after their minimum shelf life.

    Wise (ready wise) food never even so much as issued a rebuttal, or PR statement. Let alone sueing mountain house for lying and hurting their brand.

    Wise was also deceptive (extremely so) in listing number of servings. Sure, you could figure out that a serving in a package marketed as dinner for a family of 4 was only 200 calories a person, but you would have to do the math.

    Again, all of this is well known in the proper community.

    And wise food (dba ready wise) lost a class action lawsuit over it.

    https://readywise.com/blogs/readywis...lement-lawsuit

    Which doesn*t even get into their heavy use of TVP, which is unhealthy, especially for men and children.
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    Default Re: Readywise food in costco today.

    Quote Originally Posted by icp4life162005 View Post
    You can jar up and can dry goods. Look into it amd stop pissing away money.

    You can buy hermetically sealed food grade barrels and buckets for beans and flours, salt and sugar, etc.
    You can not can dry goods. Unless you spend thousands of dollars on a retort canner, which is really sealing in Retort bags like MREs. I*d argue that a home freeze dryer is more useful/cost effective & saves more space.

    You can seal Dry goods in Mylar with an oxygen absorber.


    Pinto beans are about the only thing that doesn*t work, because they eventually get so hard with age you*ll never get them to cook/soften.
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