Food items that dont require heat or water?

[Jojo]

Nuts and seeds.

[9111315]

Almond Joy and Mounds . . . . . because


Sometimes you feel like a nut and . . . .


[ It consists of a coconut-based center topped with two almonds, the combination enrobed in a layer of milk chocolate. ]

[Prudence]

Any canned fish. Anchovies, sardines, kippered herring, smoked oysters, etc. are available at most dollar stores (99 Cents Only, Big Lots, Dollar Tree, etc.) for very cheap. The cans are small and easy to carry.

SPAM®, as mentioned above. Jerky likewise.

Raisins and other dried fruit of all kinds. You do need to be drinking water, though, if you are relying on dried food.

[NHP1127]

Originally Posted by Brad in Seattle

MRE's are expensive as a primary and longterm food source. But, for complete meals requiring no preparation that will last for 20 years in a BOB, car or closet they are ideal.

http://www.familysurvivalcenter.com/supplies_MRE.htm

Get one case of MREs for $75-100 and put three of them in each BOB/location.

You only need your BOB, GHB, GOOD or survival kit for 2-3 days. You should use that time to get to your home or BOL where other longterm supplies have been already set aside.

The civilian versions are lacking... in this case toilet paper and the flameless meal heaters. Most of the civilian versions don't have matches either. I don't care who people buy from, but the real deal genuine US military are the best MREs bar none.

[tree369]

Originally Posted by steve5

MOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNN pies

yes yes yes