Food storage or everyday pantry items, why not both?
Thrive freeze-dried food is so versatile, handy, convenient, and yummy. When I first started getting thrive food, I planned to just use it as a great food supply! But that quickly changed as I learned that my kiddos and I loved to snack on it and I loved to use it while cooking. We learned quickly that Thrive's freeze-dried food contains the same delicious flavor as our fruits and veggies, just with the convenience of not needing to chop or cut anything, and I could add it to any dish that I was making.
Food Storage
Having food storage is an important thing for everyone, we never know when we will have a natural disaster or a pandemic that wipes out the stores again. (That was crazy huh?) There were many times during COVID that either the store did not have what I needed due to supply and demand or times that I did not want to expose my family. But with my thrive life food storage in my storage room I was able to find what I needed without leaving my house. Oh my goodness I was very grateful and happy that I had prepared and had what I needed.
But food storage is just grains and the essentials, right?? Wrong! Thrive-life food has made it so that your food storage can be normal everyday food as well. I know my husband and I have talked many times about having our food storage be what we eat so that if there is a disaster our kids still have something that is normal, healthy, and yummy during a hard time. Thrive has so many options in that you can get big #10 cans or pantry sized cans of things you know your family loves and will need, and then they have snackie packs that could be delicious and super handy in a 72-hour kit. They also have meals that all you have to do is add water. Talk about convenient and AWESOME!
Did You Know?
Thrive Life's freeze-dried food has an awesome shelf life!
Average dehydrated food lasts around 5 years, whereas freeze-dried food lasts up to 25 years!
Freeze-dried food is easy to rotate or just store. Either way, you have something available at any moment.
Most food goes bad … quickly. In fact, some reports say Americans throw away 40% of the food they purchase. That’s a lot of cash in the garbage!
How Much Food Does My Family Need?
For my family of 6 on the 2000 calories per day, I would need for 1 year;
Vegetables- 912.5 cups
Fruits- 730 cups
Grains- 273.75 cups
Dairy- 1,095 cups
Protein Foods-251 cups
OIls- 9,855 grams
It is hard to look and these numbers and not get overwhelmed, but after witnessing so many natural disasters and living through a pandemic, I feel good knowing what I need for my family and working towards it! How do I do it? This is a hard task to accomplish in one day, actually impossible... so I am excited to tell you about Thrive Life's monthly delivery plan!!! I love it and have used it for years. It is so easy to set up; you put what you want in the cart and the date you want it and then it is delivered to your door. Plus you will get wholesale pricing and special discounts as a member of the monthly delivery service. And if that is not good enough you will get free delivery with purchases over $100.
Pantry Food
Can Thive Life food really be pantry food? YES! It is as easy as 1 2 3. You pick what you need, open the can and dump it in. I have used my thrive as pantry food for years, even if it was bought intended for our food storage I can use it and then add another can in my delivery to replace what I have used. Yes it is freeze-dried, so how do you use it while cooking? You simply measure out what you need, add water (per the label), and rehydrate. It is quick and easy. You will find your food is vibrant, tasty and ready to go. I love that Thrive foods' nutrients are locked in when freeze-dried, making sure we still get all the health out of the food we eat.
The Best of Both Worlds
Thrive Life food is the best of both worlds. Try Thrive Life today and see how easy it is to build your food storage with monthly deliveries. Also try adding it to your pantry for daily meals or simply have it around for a healthy snack. My kids' personal favorites are grapes, sweet corn, bananas, and cranberries.
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