Knorr sides from Walmart

[Brent S]

I recently bought several of the knorr dehydrated pouches from Walmart. I wanted to add to my emergency stock some stuff that just needs water to eat. They were 1 to 2 dollars per pouch and I got a good variety of them. They aren't as long lasting as the mountain house stuff as they average two years best by date, but are much cheaper. Anyways, I tried one just now, the chicken flavored fettuccini, and it really wasn't bad. I don't think it would win awards or anything, but it was decent and filled my belly with a quick and warm meal. The point here is it is a great economical way to start a reserve food supply for anyone on a tight budget. They are small, lightweight, easy to prepare and surprisingly palatable.

 

[jimLE]

i just ate the knorr red beans and rice side.with a boneless chicken breast with it..i always pay $1 for what i get,when it comes to the rice and pasta alike..they do taste good when something different to eat is needed..

 

[Mountain trapper]

I recently bought several of the knorr dehydrated pouches from Walmart. I wanted to add to my emergency stock some stuff that just needs water to eat. They were 1 to 2 dollars per pouch and I got a good variety of them. They aren't as long lasting as the mountain house stuff as they average two years best by date, but are much cheaper. Anyways, I tried one just now, the chicken flavored fettuccini, and it really wasn't bad. I don't think it would win awards or anything, but it was decent and filled my belly with a quick and warm meal. The point here is it is a great economical way to start a reserve food supply for anyone on a tight budget. They are small, lightweight, easy to prepare and surprisingly palatable.

I like to stock up on the Jap noodles in the pouch. Not sure of the brand but you just add boiling water, let's stand for a few minutes and eat. They're cheap and taste pretty good too. It could be the same brand that your talking about Brent. I also like to stock up on the noodles that come in a cup too. For a little extra variety I like to shred some jerky in with the noodles.

 

[Brent S]

i just ate the knorr red beans and rice side.with a boneless chicken breast with it..i always pay $1 for what i get,when it comes to the rice and pasta alike..they do taste good when something different to eat is needed..

I bet a chicken breast or something like a smoked sausage would be really good with most of these.

 

[jimLE]

especilly cut up into bite size pieces.and mixed in with it..instead of on the side..

 

[Mountain trapper]

especilly cut up into bite size pieces.and mixed in with it..instead of on the side..

Diced ham and/or chunks of thick sliced bacon.

 

[Dani]

Toss in a handful of dehydrated chicken into the pot while boiling. By the time its done your chicken is too. Still eating on those Knorr sides I got last year for 25 cents apiece. When we went hiking up in CO as a kid, our lunch was Ramen noodles with tuna added in.

 

[Brent S]

I figure if you have a group to feed you could throw a couple of these over a bed of rice to stretch it out more. I may get a few more big bags of rice.

 

[DrHenley]

I think my wife and son could live off of Ramen noodles alone. Not me or my daughter though. You can eat Ramen noodles uncooked for a crunchy snack.