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ReadyWise 2 Week Emergency Food Supply by ReadyWise
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ReadyWise 2 Week Emergency Food Supply

ReadyWise

Fourteen days of food for one person in one stackable bucket with a grab-and-go handle.

6.3/10

ReadyWise 2 Week Emergency Food Supply costs $149.99 in ReadyWise'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 bucket holds 150 servings in six-serving Metallyte pouches. Meals range from cereal and pancakes to macaroni and rice and BBQ beans. The maker lists 1,800 calories a day and about 100 cups of water for the lot.

  • 14 days of food at 1,800 kcal/day in one stackable bucket
  • Grab-and-go handle
  • 6-serving Metallyte pouches
  • Up to 25-year shelf life

Pros and cons of the ReadyWise 2 Week Emergency Food Supply

Pros

  • One stackable bucket with a handle holds the whole two weeks.
  • The maker rates the pouches for up to 25 years.
  • Breakfast items like cereal and pancakes sit alongside pasta and rice dishes.

Cons

  • Part of the 1,800 daily calories comes from instant rice and drink mix and milk servings.

Specs

Servings
150 (sum of listed pouches)
Calories in total
25,580 kcal
Calories per day
1,800 kcal
Shelf lifemaker's claim
up to 25
Days
14
Preparation
add water; about 100 cups of water required
Weight
6 lb (2.7 kg)
People
1
Meals
cereal, pancakes, macaroni, pasta, rice, BBQ beans, whey milk, orange drink

Why it scores 6.3

6.3/10

Shortlist score. How it is calculated

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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