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product_id: 1043754
title: "Legacy Food Storage 3 Day Kit, Emergency Food Supply, 4 Entrees, 6,000 Total Calories, 6 Lbs, 16 Large Servings, Shelf Stable, Freeze Dried Survival Meals for MRE Camping, Hiking, & More"
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# 6,000 total calories power-packed 4 hearty entrees, 16 servings 25-year shelf life reliability Legacy Food Storage 3 Day Kit, Emergency Food Supply, 4 Entrees, 6,000 Total Calories, 6 Lbs, 16 Large Servings, Shelf Stable, Freeze Dried Survival Meals for MRE Camping, Hiking, & More

**Brand:** legacy premium
**Price:** € 164.83
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🥇 Elevate your emergency game with gourmet survival fuel!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Legacy Food Storage 3 Day Kit, Emergency Food Supply, 4 Entrees, 6,000 Total Calories, 6 Lbs, 16 Large Servings, Shelf Stable, Freeze Dried Survival Meals for MRE Camping, Hiking, & More by legacy premium
- **How much does it cost?** € 164.83 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- legacy premium enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted legacy premium brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Fuel Your Future:** 3-day kit delivers 2,000 calories/day to keep you energized when it counts most.
- • **Ready When You Are:** Simply add boiling water for a gourmet survival meal in minutes—camping or crisis ready.
- • **Proudly Made in the USA:** Trusted by prepping pros and outdoor enthusiasts alike for quality and peace of mind.
- • **Clean & Premium Nutrition:** No fillers, GMOs, MSG, or trans fats—just real ingredients for mindful eating.
- • **Shelf Life That Outlasts Trends:** Up to 25 years of freshness with oxygen-absorbing, nitrogen-flushed Mylar pouches.

## Overview

Legacy Food Storage’s 3 Day Kit offers 16 large servings of freeze-dried, shelf-stable meals totaling 6,000 calories. Designed for emergency preparedness, camping, and hiking, it features premium ingredients with no fillers, a 25-year shelf life, and easy preparation by adding boiling water. Made in the USA, this kit balances nutrition, taste, and long-term reliability for peace of mind in any situation.

## Description

desertcart.com : Legacy Food Storage 3 Day Kit, Emergency Food Supply, 4 Entrees, 6,000 Total Calories, 6 Lbs, 16 Large Servings, Shelf Stable, Freeze Dried Survival Meals for MRE Camping, Hiking, & More : Legacy Food Storage : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Opened and sampled from the 120 serving (29 lb) basic entree bucket - I received my 2nd bucket. The 1st was purchased maybe less than a year ago. This 2nd order was the first one that I opened the bucket to inspect all contents (opening bucket does not affect the shelf life, unless packages inside are compromised, so I'm told). After inspecting all packages individually I was satisfied that they were all sealed properly and no visible damage. There was a small amount of fine dust that was reminiscent of the smell of lipton cup a noodles smell, if you know that smell. I couldn't locate any source of the powder, and after having inspected the packaging I was comfortable that it wasn't from any of my sealed packets in my order. The open bucket did have a "food" flavoring smell due to the dust, but closing bucket securely fixed that issue. After inspecting both buckets I decided to try one of the meals to evaluate portion size and flavor, as well as ease of preparation. Obviously heat and water are the key components in preparing this. I opened the Pasta Alfredo and removed the oxygen absorbing packet. After boiling the 6 cups of water for the full four serving packet, I stirred in the contents and brought to a boil and reduced heat to low (the recommended medium heat caused it to boil over, so I kept our gas stove turned to low and then covered for 15 minutes). After the recommended time it seemed a little liquidy so I decided to keep on a couple of more minutes and also after removing from heat I let sit for 8 minutes instead of the recommended 5 minutes, after which it was ready to serve to my two kids and myself to sample. The smell was very good, and one of the kids mentioned it smelled like we were in one of their favorite Italian type pasta restaurants. I did not add any extra flavorings since I wanted to try it in its most basic form, knowing I could add flavor to future preps in the future if necessary. The taste was good. Especially for meals prepared for outdoor camping and survival purposes. I would personally doctor it up with maybe some garlic powder and some salt to add flavor, and may do something like tabasco for the leftovers of this first batch....however I can see why Legacy won taste tests for long term storage food. It's taste is better than I would demand for survival type food. The portion was good and in a food shortage situation this one packet would serve as a acceptable sized meal for our family of four. I think also I would like to purchase some of the freeze dried meat to complement the buckets of entrees I purchased, and will do so possibly in the future. But this product would still be good to have without the meat purchased to add. I have no plans to sample any of the other entrees at this time, but feel comfortable that they will be in line in terms of quality and taste with the one I did try, and that is enough for me. Since my youngest is picky and already ate breakfast prior to this sampling, the fact that he asked for more 2x lets me know that this is pretty good affirmation of the taste quality. I live on an island in the middle of the Pacific, so "food security" in times of crisis is a bigger issue than I think many consider. I am glad to have acquired this and hope that no circumstances arise that would require me to rely on this. But since I have it I am much more comfortable that I am giving my family a better chance of riding out a time period where food availability may be an issue until further "help" can arrive to us. Especially in this global political environment and the leaders we now have, you can never tell when problems that may force us to consider food provisions may arise. The only issue I can see with this is if there is limited or no access to water and fire/heat for the food preparation. Aloha.
Review: First I must say it was actually pretty delicious, as far as an emergency ration would ... - I tasted only the Pasta Primavera packet just to see if this would be palatable and worth storing as emergency food. First I must say it was actually pretty delicious, as far as an emergency ration would go it's really tasty and filling. The problem with these packs is that they require quite a bit more preparation and resources than something like Mountain House offers. Also as other reviewers have mentioned the portion size per packet is too large, each package should be cut in half and made to be 2 packets instead of 1. You really do have to have a pot to boil water over and keep it boiling as it cooks. Compared to something like Mountain House, which you can just boil water and dump in the package, or even just add cold water to and forget about (even though it will take about 3x as long to reconstitute the food as with boiling water). So this product kind of falls flat in comparison, but it does make up for it in price per portion ratio. Overall I'd say this is a decent product but due to there being a little bit more tools and preparation needed to make this (you need to actually dump it into a pot and continuously stir, vs pouring in water and forgetting about it) I would rate it just behind competitors. The Pasta Primavera was actually good enough for me to scoop up the remaining sauce on my plate and eat it though, so that does count for something. But, even though the price/calorie ratio is really a bargain with this product, I think I will stick to Mountain House for my emergency food supply just because it is so much easier to make. I think this product could greatly benefit from redesigned packaging that would include cutting the portion sizes per packet in half, making it so the packets can stand up on their own when full of water (thus they must also change the cooking directions on the packet to use about half as much water, to remove the need to boil out the excess moisture of the water which makes the pasta saucy instead of soupy), and adding a ziplock top not only so that it can cook in its own bag but also so that you can save whatever portions you might not eat for later.

## Features

- HIGHEST CALORIES PER SERVING – Designed to keep you fueled in emergencies, this shelf stable food kit provides 2,000 calories per day with one of the lowest cost per pound of food available.
- PREMIUM INGREDIENTS, NO FILLERS – Unlike competitors that use rice, desserts, and sugary drinks to boost calorie counts, Legacy’s meals are made with real, high-quality ingredients for excellent nutrition without unnecessary fillers.
- LONG-LASTING & RELIABLE – With up to a 25-year shelf life, this emergency food supply kit is packaged in 4-serving Mylar pouches with an oxygen absorber and nitrogen flush for maximum freshness.
- DELICIOUS & EASY TO PREPARE – Just add to boiling water for a hearty, satisfying ready-made meal in minutes. Our freeze dried food is high in fiber, free from GMOs, with no added MSG, HFCS, and trans fats.
- MADE IN THE USA & BUILT FOR ANY SITUATION – Proudly made in the USA, our emergency storage meals are trusted for hiking, MRE camping, prepping, and emergency preparedness. This is survival food the whole family will love.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00AZ1U49Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #189,559 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #348 in Camping Freeze-Dried Food |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (426) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | ES0016 |
| Package Dimensions  | 12.01 x 10.35 x 5.28 inches; 3.85 Pounds |
| UPC  | 856074003863 |
| Units  | 53.2 Ounce |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Legacy Premium
- **Cuisine:** Mixed
- **Flavor:** chili
- **Item Weight:** 3.9 Pounds
- **Number of Items:** 16

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Opened and sampled from the 120 serving (29 lb) basic entree bucket
*by D***C on February 25, 2017*

I received my 2nd bucket. The 1st was purchased maybe less than a year ago. This 2nd order was the first one that I opened the bucket to inspect all contents (opening bucket does not affect the shelf life, unless packages inside are compromised, so I'm told). After inspecting all packages individually I was satisfied that they were all sealed properly and no visible damage. There was a small amount of fine dust that was reminiscent of the smell of lipton cup a noodles smell, if you know that smell. I couldn't locate any source of the powder, and after having inspected the packaging I was comfortable that it wasn't from any of my sealed packets in my order. The open bucket did have a "food" flavoring smell due to the dust, but closing bucket securely fixed that issue. After inspecting both buckets I decided to try one of the meals to evaluate portion size and flavor, as well as ease of preparation. Obviously heat and water are the key components in preparing this. I opened the Pasta Alfredo and removed the oxygen absorbing packet. After boiling the 6 cups of water for the full four serving packet, I stirred in the contents and brought to a boil and reduced heat to low (the recommended medium heat caused it to boil over, so I kept our gas stove turned to low and then covered for 15 minutes). After the recommended time it seemed a little liquidy so I decided to keep on a couple of more minutes and also after removing from heat I let sit for 8 minutes instead of the recommended 5 minutes, after which it was ready to serve to my two kids and myself to sample. The smell was very good, and one of the kids mentioned it smelled like we were in one of their favorite Italian type pasta restaurants. I did not add any extra flavorings since I wanted to try it in its most basic form, knowing I could add flavor to future preps in the future if necessary. The taste was good. Especially for meals prepared for outdoor camping and survival purposes. I would personally doctor it up with maybe some garlic powder and some salt to add flavor, and may do something like tabasco for the leftovers of this first batch....however I can see why Legacy won taste tests for long term storage food. It's taste is better than I would demand for survival type food. The portion was good and in a food shortage situation this one packet would serve as a acceptable sized meal for our family of four. I think also I would like to purchase some of the freeze dried meat to complement the buckets of entrees I purchased, and will do so possibly in the future. But this product would still be good to have without the meat purchased to add. I have no plans to sample any of the other entrees at this time, but feel comfortable that they will be in line in terms of quality and taste with the one I did try, and that is enough for me. Since my youngest is picky and already ate breakfast prior to this sampling, the fact that he asked for more 2x lets me know that this is pretty good affirmation of the taste quality. I live on an island in the middle of the Pacific, so "food security" in times of crisis is a bigger issue than I think many consider. I am glad to have acquired this and hope that no circumstances arise that would require me to rely on this. But since I have it I am much more comfortable that I am giving my family a better chance of riding out a time period where food availability may be an issue until further "help" can arrive to us. Especially in this global political environment and the leaders we now have, you can never tell when problems that may force us to consider food provisions may arise. The only issue I can see with this is if there is limited or no access to water and fire/heat for the food preparation. Aloha.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ First I must say it was actually pretty delicious, as far as an emergency ration would ...
*by V***L on March 1, 2017*

I tasted only the Pasta Primavera packet just to see if this would be palatable and worth storing as emergency food. First I must say it was actually pretty delicious, as far as an emergency ration would go it's really tasty and filling. The problem with these packs is that they require quite a bit more preparation and resources than something like Mountain House offers. Also as other reviewers have mentioned the portion size per packet is too large, each package should be cut in half and made to be 2 packets instead of 1. You really do have to have a pot to boil water over and keep it boiling as it cooks. Compared to something like Mountain House, which you can just boil water and dump in the package, or even just add cold water to and forget about (even though it will take about 3x as long to reconstitute the food as with boiling water). So this product kind of falls flat in comparison, but it does make up for it in price per portion ratio. Overall I'd say this is a decent product but due to there being a little bit more tools and preparation needed to make this (you need to actually dump it into a pot and continuously stir, vs pouring in water and forgetting about it) I would rate it just behind competitors. The Pasta Primavera was actually good enough for me to scoop up the remaining sauce on my plate and eat it though, so that does count for something. But, even though the price/calorie ratio is really a bargain with this product, I think I will stick to Mountain House for my emergency food supply just because it is so much easier to make. I think this product could greatly benefit from redesigned packaging that would include cutting the portion sizes per packet in half, making it so the packets can stand up on their own when full of water (thus they must also change the cooking directions on the packet to use about half as much water, to remove the need to boil out the excess moisture of the water which makes the pasta saucy instead of soupy), and adding a ziplock top not only so that it can cook in its own bag but also so that you can save whatever portions you might not eat for later.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Legacy Freeze Dried Foods Earn Top Marks In My Book
*by D***A on July 25, 2016*

After doing much research trying to decide which freeze dried food packs I would try, I chose Legacy for several reasons. 1. 25 year shelf life 2. Large portions 3. Price, original price vs shelf life expense 4. Taste Both items arrived in less than a week in perfect condition. I was surprised that the tubs were in a cardboard box within a cardboard box. Not sure why the double boxing. A waste of resources in my book. I took one of the packages out, examined it, checked the cooking instructions, then went to the kitchen to put these foods to the taste test. Product cooked in the time indicated on the envelope, 12 to 15 minutes on a gas stove. After letting it set for the 5 minute recommended time, I put some in a bowl and dug in. I was very please with the taste. Not the best that I have ever had, but far and away much better than meals I have cooked or had cooked for me. Being by myself right now, the four servings in the package were more than enough to meet my needs. I enjoyed having left overs for three more meals. Having tasted the one meal and getting ready to try another later today, I personally believe that these freeze dried meals will are above and beyond many that are out there for sale at higher prices for less than what you get in a Legacy food pack. Four servings is the right size for my needs. I will use these to supplement my meals in the near future while keeping some aside for possible emergency. Further I will soon be ordering more to eat and save as Legacy has earned my trust regarding these freeze dried meals. I also recommend these meals to anyone wanting to supplement their current meals or keep these reserved for possible SHTF events in the possible future.

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