Would these be good to give out to the homeless? I want something they can take back to their "camp" and eat later.
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Yes. They are individually wrapped, single serving like the ones you see at the grocery store check out. Because they are high in protein, they stave off hunger which the homeless often endure.
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I don't think so. I would suggest that you repot them in a small cup or dish.
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I am not able to find them locally, so I don't know for sure if this price can be built.It is worth it to us to have them though, we make hummus out of them plus there are a lot of other recipes that one can use them in. They are very low on the glycemic index.
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I don't think so. I wouldn't give them to anybody that might possibly eat them anyways. They would be a choking hazard. This was for an 8 year old who's going on 30.
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I think that would be a great idea. You want to store them in a dry place, so I think sealing them up would work well.
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Yes, if you expected people to consume them as shooters and throw them back. No if you expect them to eat the soup w a spoon. The slim shape would not permit any soup to stay on the spoon.
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Best guess is to put it in with their food. Something strong flavored they like.
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most likely, food is not the most important thing, you can last that long on water alone, the emergency rations would allow you to maintain a level of activity by having them to eat, i think they would better your chances of survival if they were available. They have a coconut flavor, not to strong, and not sweet like a candy. I keep a couple of packages in my truck emergency kit. They are also easy to consume on the move and don't take up much room in a daypack
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Hi 'Mom' ... These are good quality bags I don't see why they would not work for food. The only problem is when they are re-closed they are Very difficult to re-open. I would not recomend for young childern, or for things like Trail mix, that means having to re-open often.
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Absolutey-That's what I have them for....but it's only a 72 hour ration per pack for one person, so if you have a family- would need one per member. It's a start for my bugout food supply anyway
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Yes, but only for reheating. The issue I have is they're smaller than you think. I would use these for children or lite eaters. Not large enough for more than a few bites. Hope this helps.
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OOOh yeah- what a lovely idea! As long as they aren't the super small eggs it should be fine. They contain 6-8 mini gummies each and don't have a lot of excess air. Update- I ended up looking through my bag and realized that I one home before they were all gone. They measure 3 inches by 2 1/4 inches laying flat. They could be easily put in a plastic easter egg- possibly with room to spare. I hope this helps- Have a lovely evening!
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I would try a few. As long as they aren't soggy, I would think they could be chopped up easily
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We use them to hold disposable medical products on a peg board. I could send you a few if you would like.
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Probably. We used them for dry things, but somewhere I heard they are used for soup.
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Yes, they do - in a clear cellophane wrapper. I bought them to distribute to the homeless on S. Division in Grand Rapids, MI
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Yes, but they don't taste the best. If you coat them with butter they'll go down more easily. You might also try to take them with food--the more slippery the food, the better.