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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
400-Cal Emergency Food Bar
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- $2.75
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- $2.75
- Regular price
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400 Calorie Emergency Food Bar features a 5-year shelf life! Each survival ration contains no peanuts, tree nuts or nut oils. Ready to eat. Easy to pack, can be stored in up to 149 deg weather conditions!
Item M-73450
SKU MFB40M
400-Cal Emergency Food Bar - 5-year shelf stable!
Each 400-calorie Emergency Food Bar is specially packaged and sealed for 5 YEAR shelf life
High in vitamins & nutrition, no cholesterol, peanuts, tree nuts, nut oils or tropical oils
Ready to eat, apple cinnamon flavor
Baked under strict supervision
Survival bars can be stored outside up to 149 degrees
Individually stamped with date of manufacture & expiration
Each emergency bar weighs 3 oz
Available in 4 sizes: 400-cal, 1200-cal, 2400-cal, 3600-cal - individually and by the case!
Emergency bars are great for hiking, camping food, disaster preparedness rations
SKU MFB40M
Item# M-73450
Item# M-73450
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