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Build a dependable emergency food supply with the Mountain House 1 Year Emergency Food Pallet, offering 246 #10 cans and 2,814 total servings. This complete assortment covers breakfast, lunch, and dinner with long shelf life and practical value for preparedness planning.
Key Features
246 total #10 cans for a large-scale emergency food supply
2,814 total servings for extended preparedness planning
Provides an average of 1,985 calories per day for one person for one year
Includes fully complete entrees for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Up to 30 years of shelf life for long-term storage
Assorted meals help keep your pantry stocked with variety
Designed for home emergency readiness and backup food storage
A practical bulk option for value-focused preparedness shoppers
Premium preparedness value with long-term storage and bulk savings.
Limited quantities available.
Frequently asked questions
How many servings are included?
This pallet includes 2,814 total servings across 246 #10 cans.
How long is the shelf life?
The product offers up to 30 years of shelf life when stored properly.
What kinds of meals are included?
It includes a complete assortment of breakfast, lunch, and dinner entrees.
How much food does it provide per day?
The assortment averages about 1,985 calories per day for one person for one year.
Is this meant for long-term storage?
Yes, it is designed for emergency preparedness and long-term pantry storage.
