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The 1 Year Food Supply contains*:

Strawberry Fields Cream of Wheat -- 32 Servings
Maple Grove Oatmeal -- 224 Servings
Granny's Homestyle Potato Soup -- 96 Servings
Traveler's Stew -- 64 Servings
Blue Ribbon Creamy Chicken Rice -- 80 Servings
Liberty Bell Potato Cheddar Soup -- 32 Servings
Traditional Fettuccine Alfredo -- 64 Servings
Cheesy Broccoli & Rice Soup -- 32 Servings
Country Cottage Mac & Cheese -- 96 Servings
Heartland's Best Mashed Potatoes -- 128 Servings
Creamy Stroganoff -- 48 Servings
Instant White Rice -- 80 Servings
Chocolate Pudding -- 120 Servings
Pioneer's Chilli Mac -- 64 Servings
Orange Energy Drink Mix -- 128 Servings
Settler's Whey Powdered Milk -- 192 Servings
Buttlermilk Pancake -- 96 Servings
Honey Coated Banana Chips -- 64 Servings
Southwest Savory Rice -- 96 Servings
Rancher's Black Beans & Rice -- 32 Servings
Potatoes O'Brien -- 32 Servings
It's good food... Even if you're not just surviving.
By Carl
from undisclosed
Verified Buyer
October 7, 2017

I just received my third one year supply of this wonderful tasting survival food, yesterday. This is My Patriot Food Supply storage food. It's the very same food that Glenn Beck advertises and I got it through Infowars for half of it's current online selling price. How could a person go wrong? Aside from sampling a few of the items, a couple of years ago, I have three one year orders of survival food packed away along with can goods, food that I've canned and many other long term storage items. This storage/survival food is really good and the variety should keep most people from becoming bored with the selections. I know others who have purchased this very same food and find is as good as I do. My Patriot instant coffee tastes "AS GOOD" as fresh brewed and I'm very picky. I have a good supply of that, too.

Over time, I have amassed quite a variety of food and supplies. Over time is the key, for me. Many of us can't just go out and purchase four or five years worth of food and supplies in a period of a month or two. A little here, a little there, adds up over time. Medical supplies, extra clothes (underwear, socks, shoes, boots, coats, sweaters, hoodies, rugged trousers and shirts, etc.), firearms, ammunition, quality high carbon steel knives, hawk, etc.

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It's good food... Even if you're not just surviving.Medical supplies, extra clothes (underwear, socks, shoes, boots, coats, sweaters, hoodies, rugged trousers and shirts, etc.), firearms, ammunition, quality high carbon steel knives, hawk, etc.

A few extra cans here, a couple of bagged soup mixes there, underwear, a roll of gauze, a roll of tape, extra aspirins, maybe some antacids... Over time, it all adds up, if you store it away. Think every day, seasonal, emergency. As for firearms, it doesn't have to be a Bushmaster and Glock. An inexpensive Ruger 10/22 carbine is simple to operate, has proven dependability, and can put game in a stew pot. A good used 12 gauge police trade in can be purchased from a gun store. There are inexpensive pistols, though I would do my homework when it comes to inexpensive ones. Don't get fancy. Chose simplicity and something that fires an easy to get, inexpensive, common round.