The Best 30+ year Storage Foods: Backpackers Pantry Vs Mountain House

What is the best survival food? What is the best of the freeze dried food options? Whats the difference between mountain house and Backpackers pantry? The differences are the following
1) How the food is prepared
2) The price
3) The package sizes
4) The size of the individual chunks of food
5) The Taste/ Consistency
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[@CanadianPrepper]

Get Backpackers Pantry or Mountainhouse in Canada here www.canadianpreparedness.com/product-categories/mountain-house/ in USA here is our same store with USD bugoutroll.ca/collections/mountain-house-food-canadian-prepper

[@bradtidball5206]

As far as I'm concerned when I've been hiking all day, these are five star meals in the back country.

[@CanadianPrepper]

i agree

[@eklektos44]

They are both excellent. Backpackers pantry has more available recipes. Pad Thai, Chicken Vindaloo, etc.

[@DougFenrich]

8:40 I love that you filmed / played it BACKWARDS as you put the spoon in the stew... LOL GOOD ONE!

[@DougFenrich]

SO in this video we see you using a Freeze driyer... HOW do you bring the ice cream bars back to life?

[@mb4lunch]

This is great news. I'm 52. This means I can start buying stuff and it won't expire before I do! :-)

[@onwheels8232]

And what if you will live 100 years sir?

[@eliczek6142]

@@onwheels8232 i hope 102

[@onwheels8232]

@@eliczek6142 😁

[@eliczek6142]

@@onwheels8232 cause then he will reach 2069

[@supercooled]

Going to need that humour when you’re stuck in isolation eating the same goop every damn day and talking to your “friend” Charlie who’s a dead rat that expired because all your rations are kept in secure containers.

[@suchaguf8974]

That really tripped me out seeing you stir that beef stew in reverse.

[@supercooled]

Why was that even done? I’m so traumatized.

[@DropForgedSurvival]

*Out of all the brands... These two are overall my Favorite. Everything really differs meal to meal. Great side by side brother!*

[@VictoryOrValhalla14]

Mountain house hands down.

[@ericspears5237]

I work wilderness Search and Rescue, so we go deep into forrest and swamps. Needless to say we are limited to what we carry on operations or training. We stopped using Military MREs since they are ONLY shelf stable for 3 years/10 if deep frozen. And they are very expensive and heavy. We carry the three main brands mountain house, Backpackers and Wise. I go with Mountain house for taste and Appeal. But one thing to note is this, pay attention to KCal, nutritional values and for us who burn Kcal like crazy Sodium is important. We noticed that when we got Arctic certified( Alaska in winter ) we gad to eat 2x 2 person meals since walking in snow shoes and dragging sleds we would go into a state of starvation still. These meals are great for 3-7 day treks but extreme extended treks you need more in fuel. For the preppers out there i recomend double up on these meals, consider more salts and pepper for taste. Also consider a source of Vitamin supplements since these meals are limited and not very fortified. Basically get smart on what we humans need to survive and a bit more to actually handle exercise.

[@garywolfer6233]

Mountain House is in Albany Oregon and makes MRE's as well for the Military. I always buy #10 cans,

[@bobbywalker4883]

As for me I've been carrying Backpackers they're all right and when you're hungry anything tastes pretty good but Mountain House does have a better taste to it

[@Iridium242]

Had the same experience, the mountain house was far better. I thought the backpackers pantry would be better but it was no where near as good.

[@theoldguy9329]

Good information. A couple of things and a comment. Freeze drying is destroys water soluble vitamins. They may add some later, or take a multivitamin. Citric acid is NOT MSG - but cheap citric acid made from corn can have MSG in it as a biproduct. And there the comment comes in -- if you have food allergies, sensitivities, or other dietary restrictions you do need to be careful. I like my Harvest Right because I can do it for my family and get it right (though I am still learning).

[@dawncarrasco8320]

Brian Jenkins - so freeze-dried isn't any good nutritionally?

[@wjf213]

Good video. I agree with you 100% about eating them while out camping or whatever, to really be able to appreciate what they are. It reminded me of when I was in the service back in the 80's and we'd go to the PX to buy food before an FTX. I remember a buddy of mine saying, geesh, nothing looks good here now, but a few days out in the bush and you wish you had bought everything at the PX cause now it all looks and tastes great, and he was right. Keep up the great work.

[@CliffordStarks1]

Good information to know. 10 years with a possibility of lasting for 30 years. I am going to have to get myself some👍

[@martinillerbrand]

Me and my family was in process of choosing between freeze dryed or dehydrated. We have now made up our mind. Thank you for this video.

[@izegrimcreations]

I got the small Harvest Right for $1500 or so, and wish I got the bigger ones. It's not just freeze drying for long term storage. I freeze dry leftovers as well, and almost all of my snacks are freeze dried (you can freeze dry candy like skittles and milk duds and they turn out great, not that I eat much candy). A lot of people balk at the cost, but I've recouped that cost in 6 months. And it's weird that we balk at a $1500 FD, but most preppers have no issue with a $1500 rifle. Instead of paying $1500 for your 3rd or 4th AR or AK, I'd suggest getting a FD instead. It's going to be much more valuable to you than expanding your gun collection; you can only fire one gun at a time.

[@SgtRudySmithbRet]

BS I have 2 hands! Seriously though I agree with your statement my next purchase will be a food dehydrator.

[@joesmith389]

It’ll pay for itself. These prepackaged freeze dried packets are around $12/meal. That’s REALLY expensive. Not anything that normal people could sustain for very long.

[@josephtobin3347]

True. It's idiotic not to invest in a freeze dryer if one is prepping for a year or more of food. Also, it's there to preserve garden produce during shtf.

[@stevenmerlock9971]

What about Oreo’s and Twinkies? Do those freeze dry = they do not dehydrate well at all

[@alanwilliams5836]

Thanks CP... a very good comparison between these two companies' meals. I've tried some of both. I think I am with you on all aspects of each. You inspire me... I think that I will try a test on myself for about three months. I'd really like to see what a short term test of nothing but these meals (with a daily supplement high in minerals and vitamins, of course) might do to/for my overall health. I don't think I have seen/heard of anyone doing this. I like the Mountain House the most. But Backpacker's Pantry has things to offer that MH does not. I'll probably try a mix of them then. I can do this.... back in Germany in 1984, I ate nothing but MREs for 8 months straight (not because I wanted to, mind you). I'm still alive too!

[@garywolfer6233]

They used to be called Albany Frozen Foods before. I remember one time the Albany Public Library had a huge roof leak and most of the books got wet. (big Library) Frozen Foods freeze dryed all the books and saved most of them.

[@FullSpectrumSurvival]

10 seconds in and you can tell the difference.

[@nonyabeeznuss304]

mountain house is actually pretty good. I used to take mountain house entrees on field ops in the Marine Corps cuz I got sick of MREs. A jetboil, some water, and you can have a pretty decent meal. Also, mountain house tends to weigh a LOT less than an MRE, which is really important when you might be walking with it on your back 10 to 20 miles a day.

[@DanhNguyenster64]

I wish there was a subscription service you get a different #10 meal a month for cheap. Thatd be cool.

[@zecekobold2140]

That would be cool, but only if they could do it cheaper than just buying a #10 can yourself every month. After cooking, dehydrating, shipping, and paying staff that doesn't seem likely.

[@arthousemanagers7352]

Check out Thrive Life

[@thomaskeefe4175]

As always, great review and info. Thanks for all your work.

[@cdb5662]

Excellent video. Exactly the information I was looking for. More videos!

[@MikeStephanus]

Thank you, Great Vid. I have been planning on adding more inventory and would like to add other brands

[@alexwbanks70]

Great topic. Thanks for sharing. You are so right on working for it. I'm a hiker and some of these are as good as a restaurant after hiking miles. One thing I don't get is why the packaging is so big. If I'm going on a 3+ night hike I will take one of these bags but put the rest of the meals in ziolocks. Saves weight and room.

[@johnlord8337]

Ive acquired mh and back packers since the early 90s. In fact have forgotten (and eaten) packets stuffed into a BOB ruck - both were still edible and enjoyable. Decent price and food volume goes to mh (at least with REI retail prices for both = online mh). But i am a mh (and corona saw) person.

[@CP140405]

Citric acid is... more or less... Vitamin C and is added to foods to serve as an anti-oxidant... MSG is an entirely different chemical... an amino acid derivative

[@blackirish781]

No, vitamin C is ascorbic acid

[@leadgindairy3709]

ascorbic acid is vit c

[@MrWmburr7]

@@leadgindairy3709 Ahhh, citric, ascorbic, or battery . . . it's all just some kinda acid, isn't it? :-)

[@leadgindairy3709]

@@MrWmburr7 well i can't argue with that haha

[@AlphaRodent]

CP140405 citric acid is derived from black mold that is fed gmo high fructose byproducts

[@andrewterhaar1517]

Love the Pad Thai from Mountain House. Have lots of options to choose from but I always have a few bags of the Pad Thai on hand when I get that craving and our only pad Thai restaurant is closed. Got one in my big out bag too!

[@AnimeKingKaz]

You are right about the taste after laboring. After an arduous hike, the Mountain House scrambled eggs were to die for.

[@jKtiiy]

I think a good analogue for freeze dried food taste would be leftovers you kept in a freezer - they're not gonna taste like fresh food but it's still better than some chemical aroma mix intended to emulate that taste

[@theoldguy9329]

I_Kintobor I have a Harvest Right and do some of my own freeze drying. Much of the stuff I cook in the stir fry mode tastes almost identical after freeze drying and rehydrating. Currently I find the meat is a bit tougher (adult kids did not notice) and I am going to work on that. Higher fat canned foods freeze dried do taste different.

[@seniletravel7171]

CP, Me thinks that when it all goes South, when the masses are literally starving, won't matter... Just one of those bags - regardless of taste & quality, can cause some to attempt to take my life for it. Just food for thought, but GREAT VIDEO, as always.

[@PlayingWithFireOutdoors]

When freeze dried meals are packed, I include dehydrated veggies to help taste. A cup (250 ml) of various flavor improvement veggies, peppers, peas, corn, etc isn't a whole lot of weight. For the granolas I bring some dehydrated fruits for the same.

[@shastafog2516]

Good job, I'll subscribe Looking forward to your other shows. MH always kills😂

[@C.Brown5150]

Once again, I'm thankful for your service to provide the information and importance of these foods. It's not 5***** living, it's about living to ensure the next day and keeping your body charged up...👍👍🇺🇸🇨🇦

[@thewalker4614]

Looks like you have had a lot of fun with your dryer.

[@PrepperPrincess]

Could you send me some of those Klondike bars you showed in the freeze dryer!?! My favorite!

[@sweet65mustang]

Thanks for the insight. Nice video.

[@jadestar1580]

Good review. Thank you for the video.

[@RazZelDaZzel16]

haven't had backpackers pantry much, but the times I have were they were not good. I love Mountainhouse though. worth the couple extra bucks. the lasagna with meat sauce is my personal favorite. If you add some corn chips its amazing! like a taco in a bag. Highly recommended! ... the beef stew from mountainhouse however i found to be barely edible. even after adding salt

[@alaskaraftconnection-alask3397]

There have been some longtime meal selection standbys in this industry... of the mainstream availability brands Mountain House is my choice. Two meals I like on river trips or when I get the calls to perform remote wilderness on-water rescue and recovery here in Alaska is the Chicken Breast Mashed Potatoes pouch and Biscuits 'n Gravy pouch. These are tasty, very stable in package, hold heat for quite a while, not too sloppy, and something many do not consider... one heck of a hand or foot warmer while its re-hydrating. Looking for winter sleeping calories... the Chicken and Rice variations seem to have highest calories.

[@PlayingWithFireOutdoors]

Have you tried Peak Refuel yet? I just purchased some, and waiting for arrival.

[@alaskaraftconnection-alask3397]

@@PlayingWithFireOutdoors Yep!!! Tried several. They are excellent. One of my regular favorites from PEAK is 'Sweet Pork & Rice'. 800 calories per pouch!!! Biscuits & Sausage Gravy is also great. 1100 Calories per pouch!!! I still have some of the 'game-meals' and 'Granolas' set aside. It is becoming more available now --- so good on Peak Refuel. We have a company here in Alaska making commercially available freeze dry food... however, it is very expensive, typically small pouch, (ie. smaller specialized entree's) and not quite practical enough to be mainstays.

[@weRweekendwarriors]

Thanks for all the info !!!

[@kuribo1]

I love both, actually never had a bad camping freeze dried food. I even have the Japanese outdoor camping ones which are smaller and a bit easier to carry.

[@beatnik1989]

Great info! Shout out from the U.K.!

[@bootangy]

hello which brand do you recommend in the uk?

[@murlnelson4826]

Excellent review

[@BonnieBlue2A]

Those Harvest Right are expensive. However, if you purchase long term food storage freeze dried foods from any of the companies that sell in the #10 cans, it doesn’t take long to spend as much as one would have on a Harvest Right home freeze drier. I wish I had purchased one early on but they did not exist.

[@TheTyrial86]

That is what I have been thinking about all of this. Having beans, rice, etc. But the freeze dried stuff is important to have at a location. I have been looking at the freeze dryer.

[@carolclarkson4859]

We have a harvest right freeze dryer and nothing compares to the quality that you can make. It is a little pricey, but for us paid for itself in just a few months because we use it quite a lot. We really love the food quality.

[@simplyoffgrid3708]

Very good comparison Canadian Prepper. Freeze dried food has always made me wonder, just how good/bad it actually tastes. So I went ahead and bought a packet of Chicken Alfredo flavored pasta by Backpackers Pantry from Walmart... it was acceptable to say the least! Anyway... keep up the good work!

[@gatorbites2820]

They both taste better then a MRE but all of them would be great when you're hungry for sure

[@gatorbites2820]

hans hochschul I agree but if you're hungry enough tree bark would taste good too

[@julieclearythefeistyrebelg5660]

Mountain House is sold at Walmart, here in Southwestern Ontario!

[@danokitemanotoo1791]

I like both brands and we use them when we're out in the wild. There are a few we don't like in both brands, but that's a matter of taste. Speaking of taste, there are a few companies who make backpacking spice shakers and we always pack them too!

[@samsworldofrations6996]

Mountain House for me. Great comprehensive review 👍

[@redfaux74]

Very informative. Mountain House it is. Thank for helping me make my choice to replace my Wise junk.

[@larryharlson3721]

Good information.I like mountain house.Packers pantry I have heard uses tvp.

[@itsamecoffee7347]

Thanks cp. And for those of us too frugal or poor to spend 10 to 12 bucks on lunch... May I suggest checking out prepper princess lunch ideas. Then use the money to buy some freeze dried for shtf. Regards

[@deborahadcock978]

Appreciate the info!!👍🏻

[@volnumer]

great video! you should also try bridgeford. They have an exellent pizza food. Although the downside to them is that they only have a 3 year shelf life. Added bonus is you don't have to cook it. They come in a bigger bag with smaller mre style pouches.

[@jam_is_jammin]

I use mine as lunch at work too. But I wish I had known about the #10 cans for camping trips and burning man. These are brilliant.

[@buriedtoodeep1508]

Have you tried to freeze dry vitamins, medications, or essentials like flour or saltines? Baby formula?

[@shanesanders2255]

I get them on sale at walmart. When they have clearance. I bout my daughter the freeze dried ice cream (astronaut ice cream), she took it to school and the other students were dumb founded that it "didn't melt"

[@snoopu2601]

Shane Sanders how do they tast? I never thought about buying one and trying it. I have plenty of beans and noodles, I just need to store a 55gal water away and know how to store that away.

[@shanesanders2255]

SNOOP U 2. It doesn't beat the real ice cream. But they sell it at moat walmarts in camping section and out door sporting stores. It tastes like ice cream

[@snoopu2601]

Shane Sanders thank you for letting me know where to find it, I will try it and buy a bag of the freeze dried stuff to it's just never dawn on me to try it because there is so much good food I didn't want to eat something like that. Thanks again Shane Sanders 👍🏽

[@ghostuscoyote]

If you have not had a freeze dried ice cream bar then go to Wal Mart ASAP to try one! You are doing yourself a disservice by not experiencing one of those!

[@snoopu2601]

Ghostus Coyote thanks I will it will say it on the box freeze dried ice cream? I do have to pick a few things up

[@l.davesteele3227]

Love it great news thank you .

[@michaelmckesson6997]

Yeah I ordered a couple different kinds to see if It's eatable. Will see.

[@snoopu2601]

We had dehydrated beef for beef jerky but the jerky did have a time limit unless it was vacuum packed then it will last longer

[@normanhosford2506]

I am interested in freeze dried for use on a "ultra-light" racing sailboat where every pound counts. I've found that food which is palatable at home is excellent at sea and food which is only OK at sea is horrible at the kitchen table. One aspect of the freeze-dried is most of them are kind of sticky and mushy; undesirable at home, OK for camping, and almost necessary on a heeled and bouncing boat.

[@kirkolsen1962]

My Harvest Right freeze dryers running right now when I'm watching your video it's a lot cheaper to do your own than it is to buy

[@timsmith1029]

If you calculate the cost for food, supplies, and time, is it really worth it? I've thought about HR but was discouraged with the time and finished product quantity. I looked at their medium and large FD's. The small didn't seem worth it...

[@pspcraft]

Popcorn can almost last forever... and is delicious. Make sure you buy the popcorn you can pop on a stove top in case power grid is down..

[@dianavoidtime4756]

pspcraft Do ever made popcorn without the microwave?

[@PreppingWithSarge]

The Mountain House turkey dinner is really good, but hard to find around here

[@FoodForestPermaculture]

nice intel .

[@alexgibbs2636]

Might be a dumb question but have you tried using a fire to boil the water does that work good to I think it might

[@nicholai40]

I love Mountain House. I have purchased nearly every type that they have. But, I'm curious about backpackers pantry.

[@ronstanley9873]

great information, going to go out and buy some, especially in light of the evil regime we have in this country at present.

[@solamano7239]

I got some Mountainhouse through Amazon here in France, the packets only had a shelf live of two years...

[@BrotherZ94]

Would you consider selling the larger quantities such as the cans, buckets, or kits?

[@chrissano4437]

Citric acid is not msg. Mono sodium glutamate is msg. It has a slightly preservative quality. It is mostly used to make you feel more full faster than you would from the same food without msg.

[@sonjamccart1269]

citric acid is a natural component of citrus fruit, not msg. Things like yeast extract do contain some msg.

[@warpigs777]

Should these be stored a specific way?

[@joecitizen6755]

That reverse film stirring at the beginning reminded me of the manchurian candidate when he takes the food out of his mouth when he was supposed to be eating.

[@mfuchs123]

Is there a lower sodium freeze dried option available in the market?

[@yupthatsme001]

I've just started a keto diet, and most of my freeze dried are too high in carbs and sugars. May have to resort to pemmican. Wishing there was a way to preserve fats.

[@fazdoll]

Good evening sir, do you take suggestions for topics for your philosophical videos? I’d love to hear your thoughts on Prepping vs Minimalism. Minimalism is all the rage these days, but are they fooked?

[@fazdoll]

... and just for fun I’d love to hear All American Prepper’s advice on how to prep in a Tiny House. :p

[@richardbidinger2577]

I really like Mountain House. As a matter of fact, I routinely buy various meals then take them to work with me to eat on my break. There isn't one I've had yet that I didn't like, but I haven't tried all of them yet either. I have no complaints even though some of the bits don't fully rehydrate. I don't mind it being a little chewy.

[@realtruth1448]

richard bidinger have you heard of wisefood storage?

[@archieburson4301]

Forget backpacker's pantry they use TVP in their Foods. You should make that known when you're advertising foods, a lot of people do not like nor want TVP in their Foods. Having brought that to your attention I would also like to say that I have been listening to you and watching your videos for several years and usually I like and appreciate the information you have to offer.It Is not my intent to be negative nor condescending in any way. This is merely a suggestion but I think most folks would appreciate........ thank you!!

[@candlelight2092]

Do either of these companies use mono sodium glutamate? Im highly allergic.

[@norag8265]

Can # 10 can- be repacked into mylar bags with oxygen absorbers?

[@chad5696]

Tried Mountain House and Peak Refuel chicken Alfredo. The peak wasn’t as rich tasting, but the mountain house left me gut ache for a bit (~30 minutes). Peak was more expensive, but also had lower sodium and cholesterol per calorie, while it contained more protein. Don’t get me wrong, MH is still good and a better bang for the buck, but I would need more sample cases to really pick which is better on a meal to meal basis. Honestly, knowing what they are helps to put expectations in line with reality. If you’ve ever had Hamburger helper, it’s about in line with how they tasted.

[@FACup-eu2dt]

3:33"If cost is a factor for you", isn't cost a factor for everyone? (Unless you're selling it of course).

[@_EllieLOL_]

Well then cost would be a factor as well just in reverse

[@normlor8109]

can I order a case of mixed meals from Mountain House from you and what is the cost?

[@safiremorningstar]

also when they're that flat what you have to do is on the bottom you have to literally pull them out a little bit so that you square them pull them out push him in until it is become squared and then you can add hot water to it I've had this experience with other package goods that are in the same manner years ago, you just have to know the proper way of handling it so that you get them in that balance that I called cup/bowl shape can't even call it a cup cuz it's usually too big bowl sort of thing... If you read any of my messagesplease bear in mind I'm using voice to text and it's really giving me problems it's not writing things down to where they're supposed to and I can't correct them.

[@AvianSavara]

Sometimes, it comes to to small key details like how flat a packet of food is. MH is tastier, sure, but that never was a huge deal for me. The bulge at the bottom of each bag annoys me to no end, though. But BP tends to pack flatter when I stash it in my rucksack's meal pouch alongside other packets. Stupid detail, I know but it matters.

[@extremelyrightwingmexicani6948]

I have been seeing the brand "Peak" REI, Have you tried there meals?

[@safiremorningstar]

you're right about that the smaller it is the easier it is to get the individual taste out of food it has to also do with the fact that some things are lost when either driving or freeze-drying when drying foods you still contagious still has some of the flavor of the original when freeze-drying it the process can take away a portion of the flavorand that can't be helped so it's always good to have your own spices with you to add that flavor back into it also makes it feel like your own meal me and even if you add let's say a little bit of driedchives for example in an egg one of these egg ones that you can get and maybe add a little bit of dry tomato paste you know the dry tomato stuff in it then stir it around your egg will taste fantastic even though it's been freeze-dried why because you've added a personal touch a flavor that is all your own and therefore it taste better but hey that could just be my opinion... Everybody has to try it out for themselves.

[@LowcountryMan]

maybe the difference in date has to do with the quality of the bag too?

[@abram730]

All the the backpacking / bug out packets are expensive, but Mountain House tastes best. You definitely want some for a bugout bag even if you packed beans and rice. You need something quick and a moral booster is good. For Bug in / bunker food / camping, Augason Farms is the best value and wins a lot of taste tests. You do need a kitchen or camping kitchen kit for many of the things. Some things like the Mexican kit require an oven and the some baking stuff also does and breads needs needs yeast. Know how to make an oven and yeast? If not chose carefully. You are not footing it with that much, but a bike cart could carry it. Car - > bike - > foot You could also bury it at a bug out location in a waterproof container to dig up in SHTF.

[@mordyfisher4269]

Sidekicks sells sauce pouches, like gravy, alfredo, cheddar, veg broth... They cost less then a dollar each and you can add them to anything for a quick change... Also im suprised you havnt mentioned freeze dries tofu... I dehydrate it myself and so far has passed my 6 year test... Another thing ive been experimenting with is nori sheets... They cost two bucks for a pack of twenty and has 70 grams of protein in repackage. They come dehydrated but the package says they only last two years

[@rainerrain9689]

Good info,thanks.

[@ellej3112]

Side kicks I just bought but Nor I Seaweed I will think about, thanks...

[@coziii.1829]

This is what gets me You can go to Walmart get broccoli rice or any kind like that for a dollar Gravy in bag for 88 cents Spam in bags for 1 dollar Etc . Stews too. Better to buy at store and make it with water like you do with those and cheaper Been doing it for years .

[@pinkiepie1656]

I don’t understand what your point is. Are you keeping that $1 broccoli and cheese for 30 years? Not to mention the refrigeration cost over that period.

[@djzman]

Backpackers Pantry seems to fill me up more. mountain im still hungry wonder why. any idea?

[@safiremorningstar]

I agree with you about it being handy and something you can take with you to workyeah it's a fairly nutritious meal almost as nutritious is making it yourself and then packing it away if you could I mean let's face ityou could make anything and you know like leftovers to put in your pack you wouldn't be taking those what I mean is it beats ramen you know the store-bought in a little kuppy looking thing any day...and if it wasn't expensive and it will crosier and it was not going to cost me an arm and a leg and tax I would be probably buying it.

[@safiremorningstar]

it could be that it was designed to show you that you could share it with your partner on your backpack trip that you're not going it alone which these days most places recommend you don't go out into the wilderness alone.or it could be there trying to show people who are overweight that you might want to zip it up and eat it later

[@nightowl4279]

Do you have a catalog of all the products you sell?

[@alinch27]

Are you sure citric acid is another name for msg? Or did you mean glutamic acid?

[@Boogeypop80]

Why did you reverse the video at 0:39?

[@roots8924]

Is there gluten free options?

[@gwailotus9154]

+Canadian Prepper - do u know any prepping food companies that have good food that give really good discounts for 6 month or year+ supply of food?