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Archive for February, 2010

Have a Fiesta with the New Wraps from Mountain House Foods

Monday, February 8th, 2010
New Wraps from Mountain House Foods are Delicious!

New Wraps from Mountain House Freeze Dried Foods are Delicious!


Long Term Food Storage doesn’t have to be boring. When was the last power outage that you dined on these babies:

  • Breakfast Skillet
  • Mexican Style Beef
  • Buffalo Style Chicken
  • Barbeque Sauce with Beef

All that is required for these great new Wraps is hot water and tortillas. Ole!

Check out the new Wraps here.

 

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How Mountain House Foods #10 Cans Are Packed

Sunday, February 7th, 2010
Mountain House Freeze Dried in No. 10 Can

Mountain House Freeze Dried #10 Can


Ever wonder how Mountain House Freeze Dried Food in packed into a #10 can?

Here’s a rare glimpse into the Mountain House Foods factory:

 

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Grocery Stores Shelves Emptied in Washington D.C. Area

Friday, February 5th, 2010
72 Hour Meal Emergency Kit is the Perfect Preparation for a Major Storm

Snow Storm Causes Grocery Store Frenzy in D.C. Area


The Washington D.C. area is getting pummelled with snow. Here’s an excerpt from a Yahoo! News article on how people are emptying the grocery stores before they get snowed in. It’s a good example of why you always need to have emergency preparedness supplies on hand.

Here’s the excerpt:

In neighbouring Virginia, Laura Southard from the Department of Emergency Management urged people to dig out their battery-powered radios and stock their cupboards.

“Have your supplies ready. You’ll have to be prepared to be on your own for up to 72 hours. You definitely need three days of food and three days of water on hand per person in your household,” she said.

Learn a lesson from these people and stock up before bad weather strikes your area. For a great idea, read this post:

72 Hour Kit Buys you Time In a Disaster

Here’s a link to the Yahoo! News article:

Snow storm panic grips Washington DC

 

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  "State and local governments should not expect a federal response to a terrorist nuclear attack for up to 72 hours after the blast..."

"...The chaos that follows would make it difficult for the federal government to react quickly."
 





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