Product review for Preppers (vanity)

[Kartographer]

First I am in no way connected to Comfort Creek Foods or Crider Corp the Parent company.

http://www.cridercorp.com/home.cfm/page/products/product/Canned_Meats.html

This is just a personal review of one of their products.

I just finish having lunch of a baked potato cover with a can of Comfort Creek Foods Gravy and Roast Beef. I found this product at the local Dollar Tree for you guessed it a dollar. It is a 5 oz. can and though I am not a big buy of food from the Dollar Tree I thought I give this a shot and brought one can. It is made in America in Stillmore, GA.

Any way it wasn't bad, not a lot of meat, but heated and pour over some potatoes, noddles or rice it will make a decent meal. I personally plan to purchase several more cans.

Canned meats are usually expensive and there aren't a great varity so I am offfering this review for something you migh wish to try and possible add to you food storage.

[Kartographer]

Nutrition Facts
Comfort Creek Foods - Gravy & Roast Beef

Servings: 142 G (5 oz.)
Calories 100
Sodium 700 mg
Total Fat 2 g
Potassium 0 mg
Saturated 1 g Total Carbs 10 g
Polyunsaturated 0 g
Dietary Fiber 0 g
Monounsaturated 0 g
Sugars 3 g
Trans 0 g
Protein 12 g
Cholesterol 20 mg
Vitamin A 8%
Calcium 3%
Vitamin C 0%
Iron 13%

[Kartographer]

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[ConjunctionJunction]

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[Lurker]

If you want to toss some truly awful meat into your larder for barter purposes later on may I recommend the canned ham from Dollar General.

I won’t eat the stuff unless I’m really, really, really hungry. Other folks, however...

[Eureka_Lead]

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[30Moves]

If that is one serving it is pretty decent in its protein content. Protein is the hardest thing to stock up on for a crisis - one can only eat some much Spam.

I will try it thanks for the info.

[djf]

http://www.internet-grocer.net/realmeat.htm

[ConjunctionJunction]

Smart alec! LOL! ;-)

[Eureka_Lead]

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[Kartographer]

I like this better:

http://www.mredepot.com/servlet/the-269/Canned-Can-Pork-beef,/Detail

http://www.mredepot.com/servlet/the-241/Yoders-Canned-Can-Beef/Detail

http://www.mredepot.com/servlet/the-267/Canned-Can-Beef-Hamburger/Detail

[djf]

I bought a few cans of this stuff called “Clasico Gravy and Beef Chunks” 12oz for 1.99 each at a discount joint near me.

Great on noodles or rice or however!!

Went back to the joint multiple times since then and never saw them again... grrrr.... if I DO SEE them again, I’m gonna grab a couple cases if they have ‘em.

[Kartographer]

Thats one serving so we are talking about 7 cans at seven dollars for 700 calories almost two punds of gravy and roast beef chunks. I think its a good deal.

[Joe 6-pack]

"Protein is the hardest thing to stock up on for a crisis."

[yellowroses]

Thanks for the link.

[mojo114]

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[Free Vulcan]

Hmmm Joe, you gots me to thinkin’...

[Joe 6-pack]

I go through the stuff pretty regularly as part of my workout routine, but I also keep a back-stock as part of my prepper supplies. I also maintain (and recommend) daily multi-vitamins. They’re relatively cheap in bulk, and while they hardly have the satisfying, morale-building effect of a decent meal, they will, in an absolutely worst case scenario, at least allow your body access to some basic nutrients, and don’t take up a lot of storage space. Just be sure to track expiration dates and rotate your stocks.