Augason Farms Freeze-Dried Peas Can | Emergency Food Supply, 30 Servings, 30 Year Shelf Life, Great for Cooking, Side Dishes, and Snacks, Dehydrated Meals

Love this stuff. So much easier to store and use than all the smaller cans. In my opinion they even taste beter than canned, almost fresh.

I love these peas. They cook up (rehydrate) really well in both soup or just hot tap water for salads. I won't be without these.

I love freeze dried foods for snacks. I don’t eat a lot of vegetables but when they are freeze dried they are fun to crunch on! The flavor is so fresh and delicious! The can says 16 oz, remember thee are freeze dried so they are very light! The can will only be half full! Or half empty haha, whichever way you look at it!

Great addition to the pantry. Love these freeze dried foods. All you have to do is rehydrate them. You wanna make soup just to toss them in and let them cook. Much better to add than the canned peas.

I use these to make my own freeze dried camping meals and they do the job, but they're not great. Not overly flavorful, and a little flaky. Their, peppers and corn reconstitute better than these peas, but the peas are better than the carrots. Still, I think they're good enough for an emergency, or a camping dinner.... I even use them for soups and stews at home from time to time. So, yeah, they're OK!

Sometimes when I make pasta, I don't feel like using the strainer to get the water out. I just use the lid, then I throw some of these in and they absorb the remaining water, and I've added some protein so the dish is healthier too. And then I can add some butter, olive oil, parmesan, and/or lemon. So they're kind of like oxygen absorbers, except they absorb water, and they're edible, and tasty. I guess that's an off-label use, but I'm cool with it. I even use them as a main ingredient sometimes. I'm not a pea connoisseur, and I'm sure you could tell the difference if you did an A/B test with a real pea in front of you, but for all practical purposes these are just fine, and even better in some ways.

The shelf life says 25 years but ours don’t last a year. We supplement our grocery food every month. This can usually last the two of us a couple of months. We keep ours in a 1/2 gallon mason jar and vacuum seal it until we are ready to use it. It is so quick and easy to pour out a cup in a pan and add water, simmer until ready. The taste and texture of this is just like frozen peas. We can have them crunchy or soft depending on what we are cooking. We dont have to worry about buying them every month. We can use that money on corn, mushrooms or peppers. We buy it all the time.

Whatever, buy what you can while you can. Prices going up and up, availability will go down. Buy extra every time when at store. If you are at a spot where buying emergency marketed foods are within your budget, then by all means do so. Tuck it away. Todays cost will be more than paid for come tomorrow, ya know? Go for what you like to eat, go for variety. If you are deciding between vegetables, peas are nice way to go because they offer more nutrients (esp protein) over some options (such as corn). I pretty much only grab emergency food when it is on sale. I often just tuck it away and forget it. But I will occasionally buy it and use it if it happens to be cheaper than a non emergency packed food that I use regularly. I like Augason Farms quality and for the most part pricing. They have quite an assortment. I typicalluy buy the #10 cans (number ten) for stack ability, uniformity, readability, and ease of getting into (just a regular can opener). They float, they are durable, and I am not worried about dents (not same as a wet food product).

Por el precio la dificultad falta de variedad y el tiempo que tube que esperar, más los productos que nunca me fueron enviados no vale la pena recomendaría buscar otra opción “precio calidad no coinciden”