ReadyWise Wise Foods Company Favorites 72 Hour Cook-in-Pouch Meal Kit

I purchased this product for emergency use. Can it be used for camping , hiking etc. Yes . Easy to read directions , plenty of tasty choices , can be shared . Cook the packet right in hot water over fire / on stove , no this is not a US Military MRE , but can do for the average joe or outdoorsman and company. Price was reasonable compared to others .

Great food, simple directions, awesome for camping!

Decent amount of beef nuggets in the beef noodle. Tasty and easy to prep but I prefer mountain house beef stroganoff. I always put less water (reduce by half a cup for the entire readywise package) than the directions state for both the MH brand and this brand because I prefer a thicker consistency. It’s not bad but I’ll stick with the other brand when it’s on sale. Readywise is much more cost effective/calorie if you are looking for a more budget friendly product.

When I ordered the Wise 5 day backpack I took it outside and tried it out, and started eating the food over a period of 6 years. I bought this food pack to put back in the backpack. It's perfect for that. I just started using the whey milk from it today, both on some granola I had and in coffee. It's much better than non-fat milk and both were tasty with the whey milk in it. I used 2 TBLS for 3/4 cup and like that better. This food pack is better because you can put the water right into the package and seal it to rehydrate. I like it as much as Mountain House to tell you the truth. I plan to continue to eat the Wise foods from time to time so they don't get too old.

The food taste pretty good. It takes longer than I would like it to when prepping it in the bag. 20+ minutes for softnesses, and still some crunchy bits after that. But when you’re starving on the trail, it does what it’s supposed to do.