To prepare for any emergency take the following steps:
Stock a two week supply of water at your home and office.
Store a 2 week supply of meals ready to eat non-perishable food at home.
Assembly a First Aid Kit and include extra medications your family (including pets) may need.
Keep blankets, flashlights, batteries, multipurpose tools, and a portable radio on hand for home use and stored in your vehicles.
Pack a 3 day supply of MRE meals in all your vehicles.
One of the companies that produce MRE survival food for the United States military also producing the Sopakco "Sure-Pak 12" for civilians. The packaged MRE foods contain much of the same emergency food as the military MRE such as the entrees, side items, and desserts.
With ordering the ration packs, you have the option of purchasing the meals ready to eat with or without heaters. Optional flameless ration heaters are included in the meal kit which is activated using plain water. For additional savings, the Sure-Paks without heaters cost around $9 less than the emergency meals with heaters.
Each Sure-Pak case comes with twelve separate meals. There are typically six different menus in each case for variety. An example of a MRE survival food menu includes the following:
Chicken Fajita
Grilled Beef Patty
Chicken Cavatelli
Chicken Strips in Salsa
Sloppy Joe
Cajun style rice/beans with beef sausage
Being prepared is the easiest part of survival. Once all your plans are in place, you can forget it and go on with your normal routine. Although, you will be two steps ahead of the game!
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ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of MREs, and I do pack them to most of my outdoor expeditions. They are particularly resourceful during emergencies and when I cannot prepare meals because of one reason or another. Thanks for the info. Check out homemade MREs here: http://survival-mastery.com/diy/food_prep/homemade-mre-meals.html
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