I know they are much more expensive than what you're actually getting, BUT,
if they can be stored for ten years then the price is actually reasonable, (too expensive now, bargain in 2020).
Thoughts on this?
they're outrageously expensive and not something you want to eat much of
save seeds
learn how to garden - the watch word is “renewable”
learn to oven can dry goods - they will last 20-30 years.
(do NOT ask me how - you've you got a keyboard and YouTube)
Inexpensive things like dried beans, dried peas, dried soup vegs, all kinds of Bob's Red Mill foods - many to dry can - seeds for sprouting for steady supply of greens (very little space needed for a years - or more - worth), jars of Better Than Bullion paste (one small jar can make gallons of broth) Stay under the radar...
plant perennials - dwarf fruit trees, berry bushes, learn how to raise chickens and rabbits - (meat and eggs on next to no land)
have your own well (learn how to sink a shallow well in your back yard (YOUTUBE it)
BE RESPONSIBLE for you and your family.
Take a look at this family - grows 6,000 lbs of food on
- on 1/10th an acre in the middle Pasadena! (You go hungry -YOUR FAULT)