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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
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2400-cal Survival Food Bars CASE of 24
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Case of 24 bars - 2400-cal survival food bar, 5-year shelf life, Each bar weighs 18 oz. Survival bars are scored into 6 pieces for easy portion control
Item M-73512
SKU MFB24MC
2400-cal Survival Food Bars CASE of 24
*5-year Shelf-Stable*, date stamped on every bar!
Safe for vegetarians and those allergic to nut oils, based in USA!
2,400-calorie emergency survival food rations (24 emergency bars per case)
Apple cinnamon flavor.
No cholesterol or tropical oils
Non thirst provoking
5-yr shelf life food bars are baked under strict guidelines in the USA.
Can be stored outside up to 149 degrees & eaten without preparation.
Individually stamped with date of manufacture & expiration date.
Survival bars weigh 18 oz each, scored for easy dividing into 6 - 400-cal servings.
SKU MFB24MC
Item# M-73512
Item# M-73512
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