70 Egg Equivalent Nutrient Survival Vitamin Powdered Eggs Blend, Freeze Dried Prepper Supplies & Emergency Food Supply, 33 Essential Nutrients, Gluten Free, Shelf Stable Up to 25 Years

I recently purchased this can of eggs with a remarkable 25-year shelf life, and I couldn't be happier with my choice! I store them in my closet for emergency preparedness, and they give me peace of mind knowing I have a reliable source of protein on hand.What I love most about this brand is the freshness and durability of the eggs. They taste just as good as fresh eggs, making them perfect for baking or adding to my meals. The can is well-sealed, ensuring that the contents remain safe and flavorful over time.If you're looking for a long-lasting and high-quality egg option, I highly recommend this product. It's a fantastic addition to my food storage!

After going through two major hurricanes last year, I thought this was a great product and brand to have on hand for my family. The brand offers a variety of seemingly delicious and healthy food options. The ingredients are nutritious and easy to prepare. I think it is a great value for money as the can contains 70 powdered eggs. I recommend having this product on hand for emergencies or every day use.

This comes in handy when you run out of milk, simply add a couple table spoons in a glass and add water. It last great. It's also great for cooking!

Nutrient powdered vitamin milk arrived today with a dent on rim of can. The dent was not obvious at first because of the plastic white cover on the sealed can. When I removed the plastic cover to inspect the top of the can, the cover was hiding a dent on the rim (the plastic cover was not damaged but the rim was dented). I don’t think that this particular dent affects the integrity of the seal but am considering returning it and replacing it. Appreciated the fast delivery. Used there products before and like them.

Great taste and creamy definitely going to buy another one thank you.

A good buy. Cost is do able. Good to have on hand in case of emergencies. I will try it when need to.

It works really well for preparing soup starters. It has great flavor.

The seal, lid, and can came in perfect condition, no dents or damage. The "best by" date (which is not an expiration date, by the way) is in 2049, I'll likely be dead by then.I recommend this for a couple of reasons. Firstly, many shelf-stable foods are a form of dry goods: cereals of various types, granola, nutritional bars, crackers and tabs that tend to be very dry, freeze-dried fruit and pancake mix, etc. Lot of dry carbs. Wouldn't it be nice to have some milk with them, if for nothing else than to make them more easy to swallow? One can sure get tired of plain water or Tang-like MRE style sugary drinks as well. Granola and "orange drink" isn't great, nor is cereal and plain water.Secondly, in an emergency, especially long-term, you may have to eat whatever is available - whether it is what you have on hand or can scrounge, or foraged/hunted/fished/trapped natural food; leading to nutritional deficits. These are all good foods, but don't have everything. This milk is packed with vitamins and nutrients that will help fill some of these nutritional gaps, and/or "supercharge" what you get elsewhere. If food is scarce, this milk will help keep you going and potentially help you from becoming ill.I like that this is made in the USA. Companies in a country I won't name once added melamine to baby formula to artificially raise it's apparent protein levels and poisoned infants so I will only buy US and alternately EU-made goods of this type.One quibble I have with the listing is that it is variously described as both 50 and 60 servings. It is 50. I won't take a star off for it, but it should be corrected so people aren't mislead. I plan to get more foods such as their potatoes and tomatoes from this brand, to further boost the nutritional value available from my "stash". Try to have as much variety as possible, particularly if certain nutrients are lacking in wild foods in your region. There is a level of trust here because I'm not opening it til I need it, but if it is close to what is described I highly recommend having it on hand.There are historians that believe that the Mongols ability to digest milk, a high quality food full of protein, was instrumental in their success over water and rice-consuming opponents from the Danube to the Sea of Japan. I'm certainly not going to argue with Genghis Khan.