It’s time for everyone’s favorite subject–food! Well, it’s at least Jason and Wesley’s favorite subject. However, when it comes to a disaster setting, how much food should you be preparing? As the guys find out, what comes in a lot of premade kits is nowhere near sufficient. In this episode, Jason and Wesley talk about food prep and even taste test some Mountain House Biscuits and Gravy.
Mountain House does not sponsor DisasterClass (we wouldn’t mind if they did) but the guys do indeed love their stuff. Below is a link where you can purchase some Mountain House freeze-dried food.
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Don’t forget to enter to win a free pouch of Mountain House. Comment on the DisasterClass podcast social media pages about what your favorite “survival” food is.
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