Walmart Emergency Survival Food...Augason Farms ReadiWise Prepping Stockpile
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- Walmart Emergency Survival Food...Augason Farms ReadiWise Prepping Stockpile Augason Farms 30 Day Food Bucket amzn.to/2BhwS1J Emergency Long Term Food Storage from Walmart Emergency Survival Food, Augason Farms Stock up on emergency foods, food storage essentials, long lasting food storage with a long shelf life at Walmart or Walmart.com. Look in the grocery section for Wise Foods and Augason Farms, and in the Camping or Sporting Goods section for Mountain House Food. All of these foods come in pouches, number 10 cans, multi day boxes and buckets and are a great way to add to and build up your emergency food supply. How long will food storage last? 25 to 30 years, just add water, freeze dried foods are a great way to have plenty of food on hand for emergency survival situations. Buy a few pouches of Wise Food, Augason Farms, and Mountain House and try them out, do a taste test. Find the variety and flavor your family enjoys, and stockpile freeze dried food that tastes good. Store food in a cool, dry, place. Rotate your food to make sure you always have good tasting, nutritious food to keep your family fed. Store water to prepare these freeze dried food choices.
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I love having # 10 cans on hand! Heads up: I moved my cans over the weekend and some of them dented inward very easily when bumped. I wasn’t prepared for this and I didn’t pay as much attention as I should have when I moved them. Just a bit of bumping caused denting. Store/ move them carefully! Thank you! 🙂
I haven't seen any at Walmart yet, but then again I haven't looked for them.Thanks again for the heads up on the denting.
Can't go wrong with augason farms or emergency essentials. Both available from wm online. Thanks AG!
Nice to be able to stock up with Walmart. Free shipping is nice, though lots of items won't ship to Alaska, darn!
I love Augason farms as they are the only company that carries vegetarian/vegan options. Their black bean burgers are awesome! They also carry TVP chicken and beef meat alternative. I have only found on Amazon.
Wish we had that section on your thumbnail in Massachusetts Walmart’s. We’ve got nothing like it.
Look at walmart.com.
AlaskaGranny: Yes, I have... I could buy those things with my EBT card if they were in the store though. I’m lucky to have EBT so I shouldn’t complain.
Right they are not in our Ohio walmart either. I keep seeing these videos of people stocking up at walmart and Im like where in the hell are they at mines doesn't have this stuff.
CT either
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Ty , AG! I’ve always wanted to know where/how to find these in Walmart!! Sometimes just asking an employee where I might find a product, they don’t even have a clue.
True, and some walmarts do not carry them in the store. Look online at walmart or amazon. amzn.to/2x2QIrm
Our Walmart has the Mountain House packages back by the camping gear.
Thank you for a short but informative video.
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You have to read the package very carefully. The key word is “UP TO “. Some of the items in the big 5 gal containers only last a few years.
My Walmart only has the small pouches in camping.....wish we had a selection like this. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving
Look online at Walmart. The selection varies, and sometimes I find what I am looking for there. The selection has dwindled lately.
I did have a wonderful Thanksgiving, lots of traveling to be with the ones I love. Thank you, Lord, we are all healthy and happy. I hope your Thanksgiving was blessed, too.
The Walmarts near me always have the packets but not the large tin cans. Haven't checked the super centers yet but.
I go online an search Wise foods an others. You can have it mailed to your house.Also grocey market has all types of foods with a long shelf life suh as spam,rice ceral and so on. I would check any honey it is betty to buy that from a gy that actually makes honey
@@henrymeguess5579 I would suggest to have it delivered elsewhere and pick it up . You never know who's watching.
Go to Honeyville and Thrive
Love Mountain House. They are the most expensive AT WALMART. there are more expensive options. Mountain House is a good compromise between taste and price.
Thanks granny, great video-short and to the point!
Nothing like that in Oklahoma... just the Mountain House in Sporting Goods, but only about 6 meal selections. Nothing in #10 cans.
Well done .... By the hello from homer 😆
Thanks for watching. Do you have any meat in the stores in Homer? The stores in Anchorage are all out!
@@AlaskaGranny yes ... It's homer prices though
THESE IMAGES are how I know just how different it is at different Walmarts across the country. Because here we are, 2 years later and a few months into a pandemic and, at the 2 Walmart’s closest to me, if you hunt very carefully, you just might find 4-6 hangers of MH Food packages, near the back of the camping section, which is at the opposite side of the store where all groceries are kept and don’t bother asking anyone where it is as, they’ve never heard of these brands and don’t know why anyone would even want to have long term food storage anyway. Don’t even bother looking for #10 cans. You can order them online through Walmart but, that’s it. Plus, you have certain pouch choices at one Walmart, that are not available at the other. So, I’m glad I’m finding out about this a little bit early, because, if there was a sudden need, I’d be SOL.
Look on Amazon under Augason Farms. Just recently they've had carrots, peas, bell peppers, potatoes, soup mix, eggs, butter, peanut butter, berries, banana chips, apple slices and more!
C2yourself yes, there’s a few of these companies and I know I can order online, in addition to all the cans I’ve picked up at LDS. I am just working to make more space for it all. But, yeah, at the 2 Walmart’s closest to me, it’s not the same experience I’ve seen AG have, where she can pickup a number of long term storage cans, like cans of Folgers, off the shelf. It’s probably just a difference in locale. Perhaps, in Alaska, people have enough snow that, when they food shop, it’s assumed that they’re going to frequently buy long term foods, as much as anything else and they might also have the space at home for it. I don’t know really. I live in the northeast and I’d bet that just about every person I’d speak to would wonder just why on earth you’d ever need or want food that lasts 25-30 years.
It's so true, and so irritating. I live in nw Oregon within an hour or so of at least 20 Walmarts. The only one near me quit stocking emergency food cans but every other Walmart has totally different stuff. The emergency stuff (at other Walmarts) is on the same aisle as their institutional/large quantity food, which my Walmart also doesn't have. It's like Costco stuff, a gallon of mayo, gallon of pickles, etc. Just a random aisle inserted into bigger stores
@@no_peace yeah this also leads people, I’m certain areas like mine, to believe prepping is the most bizarro thing they’ve ever heard of - and that’s with shortages not being better than they were over a year ago. We’re truly the boiling frog.
I’ve bought quite a few #10 cans from wal mart.
Very well thought out video. A suggestion to people with a small budget just pick up a pouch of food every time you go shopping.
Thanks for watching, Happy Prepper.
Really excellent advice anyone who took it was very lucky to have a content creator like you Alaska granny.
Wow, thank you.
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Can’t find that stuff in stores in 2022 when now when we all need them
You can order online.
Awesome stuff to have on the pantry shelves. Checking the ingredient list though for the meal pouches. I've been buying ingredients & doing my own meals. Thrive brand is part of my list also.
Great idea!
Neither of my super Walmart has any of their just usually the 72 h pack from AF.
Yes, these long term food storage products are no longer available at my Walmart, either. You can still buy them at Walmart.com or from Amazon.
They are not sold in any stores here that I could find in any quantities. I got mine all from everyone’s main warehouses. Paid shipping for most. Sold some to recover that cost.
Sorry they were not available to you. I have also bought some online from Walmart with free shipping.
Ohio Walmarts do not carry the long term foods in the store, or at least I cannot find them. Luckily you can get them online, as you say. I guess Alaskans are smarter about being prepared. We have it so easy around here, that there's no incentive for people to learn the important skills that would keep them alive. They have the mindset that everything they want will be provided and the system is working just fine....until it doesn't.
Iam in Ohio also, I never looked around in the store that good, but I certainly will on my next outing. Eastern, ohio
Yes, we are fortunate to have a selection of emergency type foods available. It can vary from store to store, so check others that you have near you if possible.
Look near the dried fruit, raisins. I have asked clerks, and they have no idea what I was looking for. I had seen it in other stores, so just kept looking for the cans on the shelf until I found them. You are right, they are not in all stores.
You've been ahead of the game.
They don't sell either of those survival brand foods at the Wal-Mart near me HOMEWOOD IL. it would be nice if they did ,well any way great video very informative thanks enjoy your day 👍❤☺
Look for them online, or on amazon.
Here is a link to Augason Farms amzn.to/2x2QIrm
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That is really cool..but it doesn't play in Chicago..but I will look
Look at walmart.com.
Just a little tip mountain House uses real meat and they taste very good !
Yes, Mountain House is a very good option for freeze dried meals.
Yes. But Wise only uses Texturized Vegetable Protein.
Consider reading the contents...most are 30% sodium....not sure how it can be eaten.
I had no idea. Thanks
Happy to help.
Wish mine had this!
Look online. All types of things are hard to find right now, but keep looking. This is the summer growing season, so food should be more readily available than this fall or winter.
Thank you fir the tips!
You are welcome.
thank you for video
You are welcome.
Walmart?? I DIDN'T KNOW THIS THANKS
Thank you
You are welcome.
I’m Grateful For This Info!! Thanks So Much 👍
You are welcome.
Love the way you show us how to cook those food
Glad you found my video helpful.
I have seen a few small buckets at my local Wal-Mart but they dont carry large cans like these you show (.e.g. Mountain House, Auguson Farms or Wise Foods). I need to check the sporting good sections for Mountain House. I may have to order from Amazon. Will look for more freeze dried meals to supplement rice and beans.
The number 10 cans are not available at all Walmart stores, and I have even had employees tell me that no Walmart carries them. You can find them online, at a reasonable price, and free shipping at $35.00. Check Amazon, too.
Walmarts in Canada need to wake up to these business ideas and opportunities.
Mountain House products and dry pack canned products are still not available in any Walmarts I have been in, and I go there regularly. Pass the message on to the company folks.
Perhaps they are in short supply due to coronavirus covid 19. That has disrupted a lot of the food supply chain.
I know it makes sense to have a bit put by but this prepping seems to be predominantly an American thing. You guys are big on it over there.
It just makes sense to have extra food and supplies on hand. In 2016, Germans were told to stockpile 10 days worth of food and water. In 2018, EU firms were told to stockpile goods in warehouses. The messages are out there, many don't listen.
@@AlaskaGranny Sweden sent all citizens a booklet not too long ago that warned about invasions and so on, explained their alarm system, listed emergency supplies and foods to store, talked about conscription, and said something like "SWEDEN WILL NEVER SURRENDER." Pretty sobering. They are worried about Russia
In the US we're less likely to receive help from the government, the system doesn't work properly, by design, so people are just not as safe if they don't have supplies. But still most people don't have them. In my circle it's because they're scared and overwhelmed, so they don't want to think about it. There's not enough room and they don't have time to learn to do it properly to make it feel less scary. So it's a hobby/phenomenon here sure but it's a small minority. I only know of one other family that even has an earthquake kit, in earthquake country. My parents have a backpack with supplies but that's because I gave it to them, and they're moving so it's not even in the same city with them :/
Can someone answer this from experience??? I am planning a long hike(months) and want eggs for scrambled and baking. Augason offers a whole egg and a scramble egg mix. Which is the best(mix or whole) for both(scramble and baking)?
I think the best tasting dehydrated eggs are the Ova Easy brand. The Augason Farms scrambled egg product includes other ingredients than just whole eggs..
I’ve looked for these things at some Walmarts. Nuthin.
I have tried everything to find #10 cans of staple foods that are processed in and packaged in a facility free from peanuts and tree nut. To date, I have not had any luck. Any advice on where I might be able to find any?
Have you tried the foods sold by the Mormon, LDS church?
To bad they don't have it in the store anymore. You can get it online.
Keep checking. My local Walmart stopped carrying it for a while, and now has it again.
Mountain house has a 25-year shelf life? I didn't know that. Thanks!
It does!
Nothing like that in Georgia
All emergency food is in short supply these days with the crazy events happening everywhere. You may still be able to find some online at Walmart, or on Amazon. I just ordered the Augason Farms dehydrated chicken for my prepper pantry. Here is a link to what I bought for myself and my daughter's family. amzn.to/2GaylZK You can look for other varieties of their food, but a lot are sold out!
my walmart has none of this... do they have it online? I could not find it?
It has been online. Times are different now.
AlaskaGranny when I look there is nothing
Very informative video from a very beautiful woman !
What walmart was that at
You're awesome
Thanks for watching, Josiah.
what were you using to heat up the water and cook the food? some type of heater or little stove for inside the house?
You can use any type of camping stove. Here is a link to the Coleman stove I use amzn.to/2H2tI52
Thank you good choices.
You are welcome.
There is no number ten cans of freeze dried food in our walmart in Mississipi. Maybe since we are one of the most obese states, people are storing up fat to make it through rough times.
Not all walmart stores carry these items. You can order them online from walmart or from amazon. Here is a link to one I bought recently. They have been out of stock the last few months, just like foods in the grocery store. I keep checking back, and order food when I see it. amzn.to/2GaylZK
I just found out that the Amazon store is 10 minutes from my house. Who knew!!
I did. I know everything about you, Kip. Everything.
TheOriginalMaxGForce 🤣
Thanks for the review! We needed to know about freeze dried food.
Freeze dried foods are great options for emergency and long term food storage.
I just found out the Amazon store and warehouse is 10 minutes from my house. Who knew??
Nice find. I suppose you can order things, and they will be delivered in a day! I love Amazon Prime.
They said I was dumb for spending over 10,000$ on Food supply for emergencies. She left me because of my "unusual" spending. WELL WHOSE LAUGHING NOW SHARON?
Interesting, thanks for sharing.
Our walmart doesn’t have that stuff!
You can order it online from walmart.
You are amazing!
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for sharing.
Do the large contains have pouches inside and if so how many ❓❓😇
Yes, I couldn't find just the pouches, and found a number 10 can with pouches inside. I think it has 3 pouches with 6 servings each. I wish I could tell you, but I am away from home, traveling, so can't look.
no
Never saw cans or buckets there
They aren't in every Walmart, and I have found them near the pet food, in the sporting goods, and near dried fruit. They are also available on walmart.com
AlaskaGranny thank you
Love this,Happy holidays,❤
Not anymore lady. Online stores are sold out of many Augason canned foods for 2020 because of the Coronavirus.
Many things are sold out due to coronavirus. I hope you have supplies on hand.
Yeah, no shit. This video if from years ago. Should've listened.
BUG OUT BAG TIME=GREAT VIDEO
Thanks!
even the homemade preserves can be kept good for many years without any problem !!! We don't have to buy all this ready-made crap. If a person is skilled and has a lot of experience in how to make homemade preserves and genuine homemade ready-made food, he knows what is in it and knows what he eats. According to which preserves are made they remain good for 2 years, 5 years, 10 years 30 years 50 years, it depends precisely what you do !!! And I make a lot of homemade preserves of all kinds of vegetables, and various cooked food, even vegetables and dried fruit I have been making for a lifetime, various broths and sauces to season pasta, I have many dried legumes of all kinds, more than 100 kilos of pasta (the pasta is bought dry pasta NOT ready pasta that you just have to reheat blehh that filth !!!) but packs of Italian durum wheat pasta and nothing else. pasta keeps good even BEYOND THE DATE WRITTEN ON THE PACKAGE without problems !!! Practically pasta has no expiration date, the date is only for supermarkets so that they can always buy new goods .... but it does not mean that it expires and then you throw away NOOO ..... I do emergency stocks from a I have been making stocks for 50 years already, for many years and I also integrate them in all the days I cook and eat, I don't leave them there for good reason hahahaha but I also use them. I have 5 wineries all full of emergency supplies, lots of things homemade by me, good and genuine!
@Keyzer Soze no I always complete the stocks EVERY day when I have to cook so I use them I don't leave them there for embellishment, the stocks even if they last many good years are the same to be integrated every day (and I don't have to go shopping every week or every month! )
Everything I use daily, even for showering, bathing, cleaning the house, washing clothes, or lighting the fireplace in the Wintergarten to heat, I use everything every day. When I see that some product gradually decreases, I immediately buy others, in doing so I always have the cellars full, all my shelves are always full. I don't have to wait for them all to finish and then I have to start from scratch, NO when I see that I have a few packs of rice or pasta or other things I buy again and always keep my shelves full, which must NEVER be empty !!!
But I have not only food supplies, but also packs of plasters, bandages, various medicines, ball masks, FFP2 mask and many other packs of other different masks, I have lots of bottles of liquid soap to wash the underwear and these things last without problems 30-40 years, candles, packs of matches, packs of lighters, bottles of shampoo, packs of toothpaste, various soaps etc. etc .. all last good up to 50 years .... food pasta rice, peeled dried legumes, tomato juice jams last up to 15-20 years depending on what it is .... it all depends on what you are has as stocks. then I myself produce many vegetables every year in my garden, I sow them every year and I grow many different vegetables ... then I have fruit trees, aromatic herbs, different varieties in short, I have everything! I thought it's all after all it's a life that I stock up for survival, in case of a war or a natural catastrophe etc ... it's a life that I have been leading since I was a little girl and I lived on my own, then I got married and I've always kept stocking up and today I'm 60 and still stocking up. Everything is ok for me
Wise has been sued many times- not having the calories stated. Otherwise, great video, thank you !
Yes, they are not my favorite food in taste or calories. I rotated my Wise foods out and replaced them foods that are tastier, more nutrient and calorie dense.
Buying these meals are great but make sure you have clean water that's stored just for cooking these meals. These are useless without clean water . I have twenty of those 5 gallon packs free containers stored with filtered water just for food
Very important tip, yes. Thanks for sharing. I am thinking about storing more water in the free 5 gallon buckets, too. They come with a lid, and the price is right!
The salt is crazy high in all this prepackaged food.. your better off buying single ingredients that are freezed dried and put together your own recipes..
Thanks for the tips!
Awesome job on the Video
Thanks!
I dehydrate my fruits and vegetables. I just need meats.
Nice that you can dehydrate your own foods. You can find meats that are dehydrated, just make sure to choose real meat and read the fine print for TVP which is meat flavored "textured vegetable protein" or some such description.
You can dehydrate your own meat seal it in mylar bags with oxygen and moisture absorbers
You can can your meats so you don't have to worry about not having power in a shtf scenario
Would love to know how to do it.
@@justwannasay5454 You'll need a pressure canner.
Thank you so much!
You are welcome.
How does it tastes?
I have done lots of reviews on individual products, and you can watch them on my channel. I like Mountain House, and the Augason Farms products. Wise Foods are not my favorite, but they are inexpensive. Here are a few links to food taste test reviews I have done.
Augason Farms th-cam.com/video/E4OJUGx3Y2k/w-d-xo.html
Mountain House th-cam.com/video/pW513zz-yqw/w-d-xo.html
Wise th-cam.com/video/qJCn12sLcEw/w-d-xo.html
1 serving = 1/2 cup how many servings would fill you up 4 maybe 5 expensive
Servings also vary in calorie count. Each individual has different nutritional and calorie needs. Choose foods that work best for you, and store them in quantities that make sense for you.
Cans are better. They don't need water and cost less per serving. None of these are good for longer than a year nutritionally (vitamin c only last 6 months after manufacturing) so most people who store these for longer than a year will get scurvy and other vitamin deficiency diseases.
Feel free to stockpile the foods you choose. I am happy to buy and use long term food storage.
Not in North Dakota...they just have the Mouhtain House which is full of salt and MSG. You are lucky.
Unfortunately, Augason Farms is not available anywhere at this time. Gone with the wind, like toilet paper!
That's great! Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
The Walmarts around here don't carry any of it.
Yes, Walmart stores vary with their food storage products. You can find these foods online at Walmart or on Amazon. Here is a link to Augason Farms food I bought on Amazon. amzn.to/2Ia3aPk
Thank you hunny
You are welcome.
Mmm Alaska granny
Hope you enjoyed my video.
@@AlaskaGranny I did. Very informative and attractive
Number tin can? What number is tin?
Number 10 can. The #10 refers to the type of can that is used. The actual weight and volume of the contents will vary depending on the product. On average, the #10 can will hold 109 oz. To help you visualize, your average soup can is #2 can. #10 cans have multiple servings in them. For example, strawberries may have 28 servings, for a single person is a 1 month supply of stored food.
Mountain house ACTUALLY tests longevity of packaging..
Yes, Mountain House is a great product.
Tastes great too
Since this video was made, Wise has had a class action lawsuit slapped on them for two reasons. First, their meals have between 800 and 900 calories. That's basically starvation rations. Second, the shelf life of their products is nowhere near 25 years. It's more like 10 years. I invested lots of money in their food storage buckets and am waiting to find out how much of a refund I'll be getting.
Yes, I am not a fan of Wise foods for the reasons you stated. I have tried some of their foods, and found the taste to be adequate, but not delicious, and have rotated all of it out of my food storage. I wouldn't hold my breath for a significant refund from any class action lawsuit.
How many liters in no.10 can/tin?
Liters is hard to compare, as the foods in number 10 cans are usually dry. A #10 can will hold 109 oz. or 3.2 liters. I buy pinto beans in number 10 cans, 50 1/4 cup servings, or 5 pounds, 2.26 kg. The weight and serving size depends on the product. Augason Farms dehydrated potatoes weigh 482 grams, with 18 servings. Dried bananas weigh 924 grams and have 22 servings.
I hope this answers your question. Please feel free to ask for more information. We all learn from each other.
@@AlaskaGranny
3.2 liters, thank you!
You are welcome.
Cant find this in Norway :-(
Too bad. Do you have online shopping at something like amazon or walmart?
Doesnt that tell you something...what the future holds? Disturbing prospect!
Thanks for watching.
2 thumps up u did it again 😂
Thanks for letting me know.
Look for meat, not soy and note the salt g.s .
Great tips.
There is a reason why Mountain House costs more. Quality....
Yes, it does taste great, but can be an expensive option for some people. It's nice to know what the options are for long term food storage foods.
@@AlaskaGranny Agreed. When I look at Wise and others, I might as well buy Knorr rice products in the pouch for a dollar each. Basically the same product with the same cooking process. I try to buy MH, MRE 's and store what we eat, and eat what we store each day. Good Day to you!
Way too much salt for those who can’t have salt. Have to make your own mixes.
Always take into consideration your own dietary needs and tastes with any foods you choose to store. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
In a survival situation you will be sweating...high salt is necessary, lest you get Cramps or other problems. Same with calorific intake. If you are avoiding salt because of High Blood pressure...well, no offense, but you are at very high risk of not surviving anything especially given the high level of stress and that stress exacerbates blood pressure?
Prepping for the Coronavirus
We never know what emergency will come, so prepping is a great idea.
AlaskaGranny, yes I agree, if you’re prepared, you won’t be scared
not in canada walmart does not have any of those
Too bad. I know Walmart locations vary their stock. I looked for these at a Walmart in Arizona, and they insisted they did not carry anything like this in any of their stores. Perhaps you can ask a store manager to make some of these products available. Can you order from Walmart online in Canada? The products are available on the website. I looked up Walmart.ca for Canada, then searched freeze dried foods, and found many similar products.
These are not in the Walmarts in predominantly black communities...
These are not available in Walmart in Arizona, and they told me Walmart doesn't even carry such a thing. The last time I shopped at Walmart in Alaska, they aren't on the shelves here, either. It varies by locale, I imagine. You can order these foods online from Walmart, too.
Too many complaints about Wise.
Wise is not my favorite food storage choice.
This stuff weighs a LOT!!!
I find it is very light weight, and a great addition to long term food storage. Store water in addition to freeze dried foods.
Don’t buy wise foods. Not even 1/3 of the nutrition it says on the package.
Yes, there are better choices than Wise foods. I find others are more expensive, and tastier.
Rainy Day foods, check it out😁
Interesting, I used to find them in Walmart, but not any more. They are still available at walmart.com.
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Canned food ? !
Choose foods that suit your needs and tastes. The important concept of my video is that we stock up on food.
Freeze.dried.
This is a “granny” ? My congrats to Grandpa.
Thanks for watching.
This lady is smoking hot
Augeson farms and Mountain house are great ! Wise is soupy garbage ! I just stay with 4 Patriots good food and customer service ! Walmart isn't worth doing business with !
I like Augason Farms and Mountain House, too.
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