Valley Food Storage Enchilada Beans & Rice

The big news here the last couple weeks is “One of Oregon’s top earthquake experts predicts the “really big one” will wipe out the entire Northwest. In fact, the area’s FEMA director said everything west of I-5 “will be toast”.  Isn’t that great news?  I have been meaning to put together an earthquake kit at home and one at work.  So when I was offered the chance to try Valley Food Storage Enchilada Beans & Rice I was happy to.

What makes Valley Food Storage different from other food storage brands is the way they package the meals. By refraining from the use of MSG, and removing harmful ingredients such as hydrogenated oils and syrups, trans fats, and GMOs, the shelf life of our products is increased, keeping them fresh, delicious, and safe to eat for up to 25 years.

Rex and I tried the  Enchilada Beans & Rice one day for lunch and I was surprised how good it was.  It had a lot of flavor and is something I could see eating either when camping, backpacking or if we do get the big earthquake that is predicted for the area. I will be adding some of the meals from Valley Food Storage to my kit.

Valley Food Storage has more than just the Enchilada Beans & Rice they have a variety of meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can purchase a single package or a 1-12 month supply with everything you need.  They also have  kits for disaster preparedness, 72-hour emergency kits, water purifiers, and fire starters to keep you sustained for the first 3 days of an emergency or natural disaster.

You can find everything you need on the link below from Amazon.com.

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