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Augason Farms 45-Day 1-Person Emergency Food Supply Kit by Augason Farms
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Augason Farms 45-Day 1-Person Emergency Food Supply Kit

Augason Farms

Forty-five days of dehydrated meals for one person in a single pail with 14 varieties.

6.3/10

Augason Farms 45-Day 1-Person Emergency Food Supply Kit costs $266.99 in Augason Farms's own US store, checked on October 6, 2026.

Where to buy in

Price in the maker's own store, checked October 6, 2026. Amazon prices change often, so we link without a price.

What you get

One pail holds 34 pouches and 281 servings across 14 meal varieties. The mix runs from oatmeal and pancakes to soups and pasta and pudding. Each meal needs water and 12 to 15 minutes of cooking for a listed 1,218 calories a day.

  • 281 servings across 14 meal varieties in one pail
  • 45 days for one person at 1,218 kcal/day
  • Up to 25-year shelf life
  • Made in the USA

Pros and cons of the Augason Farms 45-Day 1-Person Emergency Food Supply Kit

Pros

  • Fourteen meal varieties cover breakfast through dessert.
  • The whole 45-day supply fits in one pail.
  • The maker states the food is made in the USA.

Cons

  • The listed 1,218 calories a day is the lowest daily figure among the long-term kits here.
  • Meals need 12 to 15 minutes of cooking after adding water.

Specs

Servings
281
Calories per day
1,218 kcal
Shelf lifemaker's claim
up to 25
Days
45
Preparation
add water and cook 12-15 minutes
People
1
Meals
14 varieties: oatmeal, creamy wheat, pancakes, soups, rice dishes, pasta, pudding, whey milk drink (dehydrated, pail)

Why it scores 6.3

6.3/10

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Emergency features

  • Shelf life of 20 years or more
  • 2,000 kcal or more per day
  • Calories listed by the maker
  • Ready to eat without cooking

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