2880 Serving Package

Even though you hope a disaster never occurs, making sure you are prepared for a disaster is going to increase your chances of survival. Legacy has put together a 2880 serving package of breakfasts and entrees, to help any prepper get their emergency storage stocked. Legacy packages their meals in mylar bags, and put them into light weight, stackable buckets that are designed to take up less room. The 2880 serving package only takes up as much room as a washing machine would, giving you more room in your storage room for other supply’s. The 2880 serving package has a long term shelf life of 25+ years, giving preppers piece of mind their food will be good when disaster hits.

2880 serving package long term shelf life disaster prepper kit

With so many different disasters happening all over the world, you never know when you are going to find yourself in a disaster, where you need to use your emergency food storage. Legacy Premium has put together a 2880 serving disaster kit, to help preppers get ready. The 2880 serving package includes enough breakfast, lunch, and dinner entrees, to give you a 2,000 calorie diet per day for a year.

The disaster prepper kit has a long term shelf life of 25+ years, giving you peace of mind knowing your are prepared, and your food will not spoil. Some may think rotating your food storage each year doesn’t sound too bad, until you have done it a couple of times. The problem with a lot of foods is they lose their freshness, and their shelf life is only a year. The tasks becomes daunting, and adds stress, you can live without. Plus with Legacy Premium has not only put together the best tasting gourmet meal kits on the market, but give you variety as well.

The 2880 serving disaster package includes 4 different breakfasts to choose from, and 19 varieties of lunches and dinners including meals like creamy a la king, chowders, chilis, and even enchiladas. Legacy has compiled all of the disaster meal packages into light weight, durable, stackable buckets, helping you to save space in your emergency storage, and making your kits readily accessible when a disaster hits.