Why Do Mountain House #10 Cans Last Longer Than Pouches

We got a great question today from a customer about our Mountain House survival food. The customer asked "Why do the Mountain House pouches only have a 4-5 year life, as opposed to the usual 20-30 year life for other mountain house products?" When Mountain House creates the tins they flush out the oxygen using nitrogen and then add oxygen absorbers to reduce the amount of any remaining oxygen which causes food to spoil. The pouches are not put through this process and therefore have a shorter best before date. For long term storage in a bunker/shelter we normally recommend the #10 tins over the pouches. If you are looking for something to put in a bug out bag or a hiking trip the pouches are normally the best option.

Are You Prepared For Emergencies Like Summer Storms?

If their is a disaster do you have extra food on hand to survive 72 hours?  We have Mountain House freeze dried food #10 cans in stock that are specially designed to keep meals preserved and edible for 25 years.  Now you can store some under your bed or in your basement and you won't have to worry about the food spoiling.  Buy a few tins today and be prepared for any disasters mother nature or man can create to throw your way

Canadians are you looking for Mountain House #10 Cans? We have lots in stock

We just received more Mountain House #10 cans
(chicken and rice and bacon and eggs).

Whether you're bugging in or bugging our we have in stock in Canada
the #10 freeze dried food cans you need to be prepared for
Canadian survivalist emergencies.

2 Skids of Mountain House #10 cans have arrived

We just received a large amount of Mountain House #10 cans. We now have Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Chicken A La King, Chicken Teriyaki with Rice and Lasagna with Meat Sauce #10 Mountain House cans arrived this morning. With a 25 year shelf life they are perfect for keeping in your bunker