FREE Sample Entree from Daily Bread

[hillbillyken]

This offer is available to a limited area. Daily Bread provides freeze dried food storage items that guarantee a shelf life of 25 years, with absolutely no rotation needed. Enter your information on the form provided to get a FREE Daily Bread Entree.

Link: dailybread.com/content/contact/request_form.php?type=sample

[patricimo54]

Excellent site - we ordered our free sample today. Karma to ya for letting us know.

[badger]

Great link, but they left out Ohio.

[kilog55]

holy hell did you guys get your free sample and see the prices???

[patricimo54]

Ya we got our sample haven't eaten it yet. As far as prices I can't remember, but I was thinking that they were pretty reasonable. Something like $3600.00 for a year supply for a family of 6. That equals $1200.00 for me and my Bride. Which breaks down to less than $2.00 a day per person. I don't have the price sheet in front of me I am running off memory. Does that sound right to you.
To bad we can't use the products. My Bride has food allergies to include milk, soy, and egg, which the majority of this stuff has all three.

[patricimo54]

I agree downhome that we should utilize local resources. Purchase and storing grain for bread, sprouts, etc. if that is available to us. Every growing season should be an opportunity to improve our skills and production levels in the garden and homestead orchard. Learning to produce whatever kind of meat our parcel of property will yield without becoming enslaved to it is wisdom as well. Whether it be fish in a barrel, bunnies in a hutch, fowl or game birds of choice, If space is available a pig, sheep, or steer. If you choose to raise animals of any type I think it is wisdom to have a food storage in place for them as well.
Establishing these things should be priority one. Once nearing these goals I think there is wisdom in having a long term storage pantry. Who knows what is around the corner for any of us. Loss of income, injury or illness that will keep us from working our own land, devalued dollar, natural disaster, etc.
Years ago while living in Utah I worked around alot of Mormon people. Although I don't agree with most of their theologies, I did adhere to some of the philosophies. There was a saying among them that went something like this," All Mormons have a years worth of food stored, all good Mormons have a three year storage." I would like to rephrase that, "There is wisdom in having a years worth of storage, a wise man will have three." A easy way to accomplish this is to at least have some long term worry free freeze dried products that are good for at least 25 years. They take up little space, and if ever needed you can depend on them. As far as portion size, they may be smaller than what a working man might fill his gut with after a long days work, but I am sure they base portion on needed calorie intake. Besides if you look to plump during lean times you may be spending all those extra calories on swatting your hungry neighbors off your porch who are trying to get what you got.

[kilog55]

worse case scenario yuu have no way to heat the water necessary to prepare these meals or you have no potable water, ill stick to my MRE's for my survival plus you get all you need to get through the meal, salt, pepper, tabasco, coffee, etc etc even poop paper