All-in-One Bucket – your comprehensive solution for emergency preparedness and versatile meal planning.

Packed with 12 large resealable bags, this bucket is a culinary powerhouse featuring:
4 pouches of Premium Certified Wagyu Akaushi Beef, 
4 pouches of delicious Freeze-Dried Strawberries, and 
4 pouches of Freeze-Dried Mixed Vegetables.

This bucket is designed to give you a little bit of everything. In a situation where you have to provide food for yourself or your family, this bucket will give you the building blocks of a great meal.

With a shelf stability of 25 years when stored in a cool, dry place.

Instructions:

Akaushi Beef: To rehydrate, open the bag, remove the oxygen absorber, boil about 10 oz. of water per package of meat, pour water into the bag, re-seal the bag, let sit for about 10 minutes, and add to the recipe you are cooking. 

Mixed Vegetables: Pour hot water into the bag, or dump the vegetables into a recipe with enough liquid to rehydrate. It takes about 10 minutes to fully rehydrate. Season and cook meal as normal. 

Strawberries: Most fruit is delicious right out of the bag, no cooking or rehydration is required. 

FAQ’s:

What is Akaushi beef?

Akaushi beef is a breed of Wagyu cattle imported from Japan around 1994. They are known for their marbling and flavor. Their fat unlike other breeds is high in oleic acid and conjugated linoleic acid and they are naturally high in HDL cholesterol (the good kind).

How do I use the different packages?

Once rehydrated, the meat and vegetables are prepared just like meat or veggies straight from the grocery store. You can mix all your ingredients dry, then rehydrate or, you can pour it all into your recipe as long as there is adequate water for the meat and veggies to absorb. 

Why choose freeze-dried meals for hiking or adventure trips?

Freeze-dried meals are lightweight, compact, and have a long shelf life, making them ideal for outdoor activities where space and weight are crucial. They retain their nutritional value and taste great even after being stored for extended periods.

Do I have to rehydrate the fruit?

No, we threw the fruit in because we thought it could make a tasty snack after a meal or even in between meals. You can eat the fruit right after opening the bag.