Expedition Foods Survivor Granola Raspberries 25 Year
The nutritious Expedition Foods Survivor Granola Raspberries is truly a leap forward in freeze-dried food. Tested to last up to 25 years, this food storage solution provides a balanced mix of proteins, carbohydrates, and fats to keep you fueled during any emergency.
One of our most popular breakfast meals, Granola with Raspberries, mixes toasted oat clusters, milk powder and freeze-dried raspberries to combine for the perfect breakfast.
Features
- Non GMO
- Palm Oil Free
- 25 Year Shelf Life
- 13 Servings
Each tin is perfect for ensuring you survive and thrive in any emergency by having a steady supply of wholesome, nutritious food stored and available. Whether it's a freak storm or natural disaster (earthquake, hurricane, tsunami), a power cut, have peace of mind knowing you are prepared for anything.
Survivor Foods tins are designed to be light-weight and easy to store, with a 25-year shelf life.
As freeze-dried meals, the preparation is simple: either portion out or use the whole tin. Add water and wait for the ingredients to rehydrate, giving you a delicious, nutritious meal for up to 13 people in just a few minutes.
Ingredients:
Toasted Oat Clusters (73%), (Oats, Sugar, Rapeseed Oil, Honey), Whole Milk Powder, Freeze-Dried Raspberries (4%).
To prepare:
1. Mix can contents.
2. Put 60g / 2.11 oz of food from the can into a solid container.
3. Boil 120ml / 4 fl oz of water.
4. Stir in the water to the food until mixed thoroughly.
5. Cover and let the food stand for 5-8 minutes.
6. Stir, season to taste and serve.
Nutrition Per 100g
Calories 426g (Dried)
Fat 14.2g
Saturates 2.2g
Carbohydrates 59g
Sugars 22.8g
Fibre 6.2g
Protein 12.5g
Salt 0.34g
This product is zero VAT rated.
Storage of Tins
These tins last for at least 25 years, to ensure maximum lifespan, please follow these simple steps for storing your emergency food tins correctly.
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Avoid extreme hot and cold coditions. Store in a cool room or cellar ideally, not in a loft! Try to keep the temperature fluctuations as low as possible.
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Avoid Tin Damage. Store the tins where they are unlikely to be damaged or punctured. Small dents are fine as long as the integrity of the tin is not compromised.
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Keep Clear Of Vermin. Try to ensure the tins are unlikely to be targeted by rats and other vermin. Though very unliklely damage to the tins in this way will spoil the food.
Brand Expedition Foods.
