Saratoga Farms Diced Freeze-Dried Asparagus, Dehydrated Canned Vegetables for Emergency Food Supply with a 20-to-30-Year Shelf Life, 24 Total Servings, 1 pack

Saratoga Farms is here to help you stock healthy emergency-food options the easy way. You should never forget essential nutrients and food groups in your emergency supply, so precut vegetables should always be included! Our diced freeze-dried asparagus is a great source of essential nutrients that help keep you going in an emergency. You can use 1/2 cup water and these canned veggies to make your organic asparagus fresh during any emergency. Whether you are adding this asparagus to your emergency kit or buying it for your camping pantry, this long-lasting, high-quality product will contribute to your family’s nutrition and well-being. Put some spices such as red pepper or salt on your asparagus to satisfy your family’s tastes!This easy vegetable side dish provides fiber, vitamins, and minerals to your diet when made on its own or mixed with other recipes. Use asparagus as a simple addition to your meal or combine it with other mixed vegetables, chowder, or stew for extra flavor. It can be difficult to produce fresh vegetables when you’re on the go. Rely on Saratoga Farms to provide delicious and convenient veggies for all your needs!To prepare one serving, add 1/2 cup freeze-dried asparagus to 1 cup warm water. Let it sit for 5 minutes and drain off the excess water. One serving equals 1/2 cup dry (6 g), and each container has 24 servings.Every Saratoga Farms #10 can has a 300-cc oxygen absorber sealed inside to maximize its shelf life of 20 to 30 years. All of our emergency-preparedness products and accessories offer you the security of never being without essentials when you need them the most. We provide high-quality products at the fairest prices possible to help you make the best decisions for those who depend on you.

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