Meat, Eggs and Cheese
MEAT, EGGS AND CHEESE AVAILABLE IN CANADA AT TOTAL PREPARE!
Why do we recommend adding Protein to your Food Storage?
The human body requires protein; it is contained within every cell and is essential for building and repairing tissues. It is a very important component of muscles, bones, cartilage, blood and skin.  The body does NOT store protein. A constant supply of protein is essential since there is no reservoir of protein that the body can draw from when needed. All of our meat and egg products are excellent sources of protein and have a 15 – 25 year shelf life – so check them out below!
Freeze Dried Mozzarella Cheese 500g
$57.95Delicious Canadian Freeze-Dried Mozzarella Shredded Cheese – now in a 500-gram bag! It’s a perfect addition to any kit, or an easy and delicious add-on for at-home meals. Very simple to rehydrate, and it also makes a great crunchy snack.
A 500g bag is equivalent to 1.06kg of fresh cheese, or
Freeze Dried Shredded Mozzarella 175g
$20.95Delicious Canadian Freeze-Dried Mozzarella Shredded Cheese, now in a 175 gram bag! It’s a perfect addition to any kit, or an easy and delicious add-on for at-home meals.
Very easy to rehydrate, freeze-dried shredded Mozzarella also makes a great crunchy snack. 175g of freeze dried cheese is about 3.6 cups.
Powdered Eggs 500g
$63.9525-Year Shelf Life
Delicious 100% Whole Egg Crystals, now in a 500 gram bag! It’s a perfect addition to any kit, or as an easy and delicious add-on for at-home meals.
Product of Canada. 500g = 41+ Large Eggs
To reconstitute one egg, mix 1.5 tablespoons of Egg Crystals with 1.5 tablespoons of cold water. Use where you would usually use egg in baking or cooking!
Powdered Eggs 212g
$31.95Delicious 100% Canadian Freeze Dried Egg Crystals, now in a 212 gram bag! It’s a perfect addition to any kit, or as an easy and delicious add-on for at-home meals. Each pouch contains over 17 large eggs worth of crystals.
To reconstitute one egg, mix 1.5 tablespoons of Egg Crystals with 1.5 tablespoons of water. Cook or bake with them as you would fresh eggs. Videos below!
