Mountain House Scrambled Eggs with Uncured Bacon Freeze Dried Backpacking & Camping Food 6-Pack Gluten-Free

I was hoping this meal didn't taste bad, and to my surprise it was FABULOUS! I'm new at the prepping thing, I watched many videos and did research about which food was the best buy, (For flavor, ease, etc.) this Brand was the winner. It is full of flavor and if you don't stare at it to long, it actually looks great! I have ordered many many kinds of these meals from Amazon and tried 1 of each. They are all excellent. The price is perfect too. Some brands are insanely expensive and this was just right for the amount in the package. It definitely feeds 2 people. Not to your stuffed, but full and satisfied. Plus, they last for 25 years! I am taking the advice of other preppers and will rotate them as I order. Do yourself a favor and get prepared NOW, while you still can. It's 100% going to happen!! Just look at the price of eggs today, 7-8-22. It's only going to get more expensive as time goes on. Do yourself a favor and start stocking up! If you think times are hard now, you ain't seen nothing yet!!!!!

Pour lotsa hot water in, wait , wait, wait again. then pour the water out that did not adsorb into the freeze dried scrambled eggs. This is NOT a powder (thank you) and it has just enough bacon hanging out to season the eggs. Well done enough that i could eat this for breakfast every other day, If i could afford to do so. Tip for campers, Better pour the extra water out WAY FAR from camp, or down a disposal location, because you will attract various animals with the smells . it is the one hitch for this MH meal, but worth it everytime.

The eggs/bacon packet was easy to mix. The pouch kept the heat in while fluffing up. The taste was on the level of Hotel powdered eggs. A little seasoning helped to make them as good as homemade.

Mine came with expression date 2050 in the year of 2020. so 30 years as promised in the 30 year taste grantee. instructions are simple. I recommend fallowing them and using the correct amount of water, boiling it as instructed and waiting for the cook time. when you preform the correct cooking method the tasty and texture is vary present. you have to remember this is freeze dry not a five star stake. I think this beats having a froze PB and J in the middle of winter hiking. A great moral boost a warm meal vs cold eating wait hiking. ultra light (remember the weight will be in the water if carried and not found on trail). Can be used as emergency food to keep in car or home. price is high but freeze dry for 30 years is hard to beat and priced right.

It's simple and easy. I usually add a packet of instant grits and use a bit too much water. Hot sauce gives it a kick.

These are a fav for camping/power outages. Best when drained of excess fluid and put into a tortilla, with some shredded cheese if possible. I keep a half dozen on hand as a matter of course.

Always a go-to when backpacking and having around for those SHTF moments. Bad ice storm, no power, and our backpacking stoves and we were good.

I had this the first time when I went to Iceland. I was not expecting it to be good, tbh. I thought it's gonna be just like the dry MREs that we get in the military. I'm hearing to od overlanding again and I gotta pack these.