ReadyWise Entrée Bucket - 60 Servings, Emergency Food Supply for Survival Kit, Protein Meals, Freeze Dried Food, Ready to Eat Camping & Road Trip Essentials, up to 25 Year Shelf Stable Life
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Flavor Name: Entrée Bucket - 60 Servings
Features
- SURVIVAL ESSENTIAL: With 60 servings of entrees meals, ReadyWise Grab & Go Bucket is the perfect starting point for anyone serious about preparing for the future. Stay ready for anything, from power outages to outdoor adventures!
- FUTURE-READY: Our bucket offers up to 25 years of shelf life, ensuring your emergency food supply stays fresh. Plus, its stackable design fits conveniently in your pantry, car, or backpack, making it ideal for long term food storage.
- ULTRA CONVENIENT: The split bucket lid is a game changer! It gives you quick access to your emergency food pouches and doubles as a tray and food holder for your servings. Just add water and enjoy a delicious premade meal! Yes, it's that easy!
- NUTRITIOUS MEALS: Our emergency supplies offer convenience and tasty, nutrient rich options, including Cheesy Macaroni, Lasagna, Teriyaki Rice, and Chicken Flavored Noodle Soup! Perfect for travel necessities, as well as home and kitchen use.
- OUTDOOR & HOME EMERGENCY: Our meals are your new ally for backpacking supplies or easy freeze dried food storage to keep you fueled during unexpected events or satisfy your craving for a delicious meal. Prepper with READYWISE!
Brand: ReadyWise
Package Information: Bucket,Pouch
Number of Items: 1
Flavor: Entrée Bucket - 60 Servings
Item Weight: 8.8 Pounds
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Item model number : 01-160
Department : unisex-adult
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Manufacturer : Wise Foods
Units : 7.9 Ounce
Best Sellers Rank: #593 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #4 in Camping Freeze-Dried Food
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 9,897 ratings
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Top Amazon Reviews
Flavor Name: Emergency Pack Bucket - 120 Servings
Well it's food, that wont get old. Def great for any bug out bag. Was in the marines for 11 years so alot of dealing with MREs. Was infantry so a great time in the field and eating those. This deff isn't the best tasting stuff but again what food that's good for 30 years is? Lol. Has all the nututeins you need to keep you going. Def want to field strip it to make it lighter and put in you bug out gear.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2025 by Dr Borg
Flavor Name: Variety Pack Bucket - 104 Servings
Got here on time. In front of my door, so it was convenient to find and bring in the house. Thank You.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025 by Mary Smith
Flavor Name: Emergency Pack Bucket - 120 Servings
With rising prices, this is an easy way to stretch the budget. Good variety to choose from, then boost with a meat, stock, or extra seasoning. That said, the meals are tasty as is. The printed recommended portion does not work for teenagers. With any dehydrated food, allowing extra effort to hydrate improves the taste. For the creamy alfredo, separate out the powdered sauce, add hot water, use a frother for a smooth sauce, and cook noodles separately. Again, following the instructions makes a tasty meal.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Flavor Name: Prepper Pack Bucket - 52 Servings
I've been wanting to get some dehydrated/freeze dried emergency food for some time now, but just found it to be expensive. Been using MRE's for a few years but they are heavy and need to be used as optimal storage conditions (65 deg or less) aren't realistic in most homes. Found these Prepper Pack's at a very good price, $20-30 less than other sellers, and so I bought 4 units. Prime 2 day shipping also was a plus. They arrived on time, and was reading reviews, and although I will save these for "emergencies" and finish off my MRE store first, I won't be tasting them for a spell but wanted to post a review on the other issues people post about. The buckets I recieved are marked as mfg 07/01/2014. So I was very pleased as some reviewers stated theirs were a couple years old. I wondered about the pouches, as one review warned about these "cheap" buckets were old style and very poor Mylar bags. Even stated white buckets were bad style and grey bucket good pouches. Well I was a bit apprehensive then, so although I really wanted to keep buckets sealed I opened one just to know. Well although my buckets were white, as stated they couldn't be fresher than 24 days, but also came in "premium" pouches! Very relieved! I do agree that buckets waste a lot of space. Two buckets could easily fit in one and I will likely do that when the time comes to use them, to save space. Lastly, I want to address the very negative reviews concerning "servings" vs "caloric content". Come on folks, really? If you're using this food for hiking, or combat conditions, then I could understand. Caloric content when you're involved in moderate hiking or combat situations is crucial, as the calories expended in those situations can be quite high. But THESE ARE SOLD AS EMERGENCY SURVIVAL RATIONS!! What those decrying the low caloric content per serving aren't factoring is two fold. 1- Americans eat too much food! Over 50% of us are overweight! and 35% are medically considered obese. We are obsessed with eating, and have conditioned our bodies to expect high caloric intake thus falsely triggering feelings of hunger when we're nowhere near "starving". I have spent a lifetime eating only what my body needed and at 54 still retained my lean body, and well defined/toned musculature. And without any gym time or daily sit-ups to maintain the same physique and happily, six-pack I had in high school. 2- In "survival" situations, high caloric intake is not necessary. If you're expending so much energy to need 1500-2000 cal/daily, you are not acting in survival mode! When I went through jungle training in S. America, we were lucky to avg 500-700 cal/day with occasional supplements of wild fruit, tubers, yes, bugs, and 2 monkeys in a two week period. Sure, we all lost some weight (a few needed to), but all were in great physical condition when we found our way back to our FOB. WATER was the vital component in "survival". People in good health can go at least 2 weeks without food, but only 3 days without water. So, keep in mind what you're buying these for. If you want to start using immediately, and simply looking for camping or backpacking food, then stick with Mountain House or equivalent. That's what it's designed for, and it's great stuff. I've used it many times in the past. But it's not cheap, and if you buy buckets of it for survival stores, very expensive and unnecessary in my opinion. But $46 and free shipping for 52 serving buckets of dehydrated/freeze dried food in the quality Mylar bag is a bargain I won't pass on to add to my survival/emergency supplies. Lastly, my big complaint about the "old" food suppliers is this. They have been in the business for decades. They sell huge quantities of product using the same processes they've used nearly the entire time. So why, instead of whining about all the "me too" dehydrated/freeze dried companies popping up, maybe lower their high prices and increase sales, gaining more customers and increasing profit margins? They've been doing this a long time, and it's just as expensive to buy as it was 20 years ago. I'm confident their profit margins have skyrocketed. One of the reasons I quit shopping at REI years ago when the name became the only reason for the high prices. Thanks for your time. It is, after all, only my opinion. But I'm happy with my purchase and hope I'm as pleased when I finally taste the product. Then, I'll adjust review accordingly.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2014 by CJ
Flavor Name: Variety Pack Bucket - 104 Servings
Taste and texture are great considering the freeze dried aspect. Very quality packaging and sealed air tight. I think the ingredients are nice for the price point.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025 by AR
Flavor Name: Emergency Pack Bucket - 120 Servings
Absolutely delicious!!!
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2025 by Randy Bickel
Flavor Name: Prepper Pack Bucket - 52 Servings
Well packaged, very quick delivery
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by Christopher Desmith
Flavor Name: Gluten Free Bucket - 84 Servings
I read many reviewers mention that some of the packs had holes, so I was sure to check my bags immediately upon delivery. The delivery box was fine, and the bucket itself was fine. No damage at all. Inside my gluten free box were all gold plastic packs. The packs are all multiple servings, 6 or 8 servings. As I pulled out the packs, I noticed several had some powder on them, and the bucket did have some orangey powder on the inside as well. The orange powder smelled like ramen flavor pack. Examining the packs, I found that the teriyaki rice packs all looked like they had small punctures, and one had a definite tear , about 1/4 inch. I guess this recipe has some really sharp pointy ingredients that can puncture the bags when they vacuum seal it. The tortilla soup bags had some pokes. The yogurt bags were fine and the potato chicken pot pie bags were fine. My gluten free box has no meat in the recipes, so I guess I can just put the questionable bags in a vacuum seal bag for extra protection since they are supposed to be freeze dried. They should keep ok (I hope!), but not for 25 years. You cannot return the food!!! And I was not able to find a contact phone number or email for the company. If you have issues with your box, contact Amazon customer service directly so they can help you. Another thing about the instructions included for reconstituting the food. The multiple serving bags of meals say to use 6 cups of water for the whole bag (which is 6 servings), but for the yogurt, it only says to add 1 cup of water for whole bag of 8 servings?? I guess I'll only know when I try eating it... I don't know why the company doesn't read these reviews and respond to the repeated complaints of torn bags inside the buckets. They need to come up with a better way to keep these ingredients sealed to last for 25 years as they claim. I purchased in September 2024, and all the components of my box were labeled as April 2024.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024 by {Heart}Amazonmuahmuah {Heart}Amazonmuahmuah