Ready Hour
Ready Hour Fruit & Veggie Mix Freeze-Dried Food 56 Servings
Ready Hour Fruit & Veggie Mix Freeze-Dried Food 56 Servings
Ready Hour Fruit & Veggie Mix is a freeze-dried blend of fruits and vegetables prepared for emergency and everyday use. The mix comes in a durable, flood-safe container with a convenient handle, requires no refrigeration, and has a 30-year shelf life when stored in a cool, dry environment.
Each container provides 56 total servings across seven resealable pouches, so you can open only what you need and keep the rest sealed for up to a year after opening. The food is ready to eat straight from the pouch, making it suitable for kids and for use during power outages, camping trips, or any situation where reliable nutrition matters.
Key Features
| Brand Name | Ready Hour |
| Item Form | Freeze-Dried |
| Specialty | Non-Perishable |
| Allergen Information | Gluten Free |
| Cuisine | Multi-Cuisine |
| Age Range Description | Kid |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Size | 56 Servings |
| Item Weight | 10 ounces |
| Container Type | Flood-Safe Container |
| Shelf Life | 30 years |
| Resealable Pouches | 7 |
| Storage Requirements | Cool, dry environment; no refrigeration required |
Highlights
- TASTES GREAT: Freeze dried fruits and veggies are made for emergencies but tasty enough for everyday use.
- BE PREPARED: The world is unpredictable. Be ready for anything with a durable and flood-safe container which features a convenient handle for easy transport. Requires no refrigeration.
- 30 YEAR SHELF LIFE: Includes 56 total servings. Can be stored anywhere that offers a cool and dry environment.
- USE ONLY WHAT YOU NEED: Made for multiple uses; includes seven resealable pouches that let you use only what you need and save the rest for later. Re-sealed pouches last up to a year.
- MADE IN THE USA from domestic and imported goods: Foods are manufactured and packed in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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How to use
Ready to eat. Open pouch, consume contents. No refrigeration required.
Frequently asked questions
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