Mountain House 14 Day Emergency Food Supply
Mountain House
Two weeks of freeze-dried meals for one person across 42 pouches with a 30-year shelf life.
Mountain House 14 Day Emergency Food Supply costs $457.99 in Mountain House'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
The kit holds 42 pouches and 84 servings for one person over two weeks. Eight meals rotate across breakfast, lunch and dinner. The maker lists about 1,719 calories a day and 56 cups of water in total.
- 42 pouches: Beef Stroganoff, Breakfast Skillet, Biscuits & Gravy, Granola with Milk & Blueberries, Fettuccine Alfredo with Chicken, Creamy Macaroni & Cheese, Beef Lasagna, Chili Mac with Beef
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner for 1 person for 2 weeks
- 30-year shelf life / taste guarantee
Pros and cons of the Mountain House 14 Day Emergency Food Supply
Pros
- The maker rates the pouches for 30 years.
- Preparation is adding hot water to the pouch.
Cons
- The listed figure of about 1,719 calories a day is below several kits on this list.
- The full kit calls for about 56 cups of hot water so water storage needs to match.
Specs
- Servings
- 84
- Calories per day
- approx. 1,719 (stated)
- Shelf lifemaker's claim
- 30 years
- Days
- 14
- Preparation
- add hot water to pouch; 56 cups (3.5 gal) water for the whole kit
- Weight
- 15.62 lb (7.1 kg)
- People
- 1
- Meals
- breakfast, lunch & dinner; freeze-dried pouches
Why it scores 7.8
7.8/10
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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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