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Freeze Dried Vegetable Combo
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List: $93.54
Price: $82.19
You Save: $11.35 (12 %)
Item Number: 007-360-0961
Quantity Discounts
| Quantity | Amount |
| 4 to 9 | $78.08 |
| 10 to 50 | $74.79 |
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Honeyville's Freeze Dried Vegetable Combo is a mixture of our best selling vegetables. Buying combo packs are great money-savers. You would spend more money buying each can individually than you would purchasing a combo pack. Combo packs are a great way to start your long term food storage with a little bit of everything. Check out our combo packs today and enjoy the convenience and savings!
Each of Honeyville's Freeze Dried Vegetable Combo contains the following:
1 #10 can of Honeyville Freeze Dried Sweet Corn
each can has 40 ¼ cup servings with 45 calories per serving - 1 pound
1 #10 can of Honeyville Freeze Dried Peas
each can has 43 ¼ cup servings with 50 calories per serving - 1.25 pounds
1 #10 can of Honeyville Dehydrated Celery
each can has 37 ¼ cup servings with 50 calories per serving - 1 pound
1 #10 can of Honeyville Dehydrated Carrots
each can has 35 ¼ cup servings with 60 calories per serving - 1.5 pounds
1 #10 can of Honeyville Dehydrated Onions
each can has 41 ¼ cup servings with 70 calories per serving - 1.75 pounds
1 #10 can of Honeyville Instant Potato Flakes
each can has 48 ¼ cup servings with 50 calories per serving - 1.5 pounds
Shelf-Life: Freeze Dried Vegetable Combo will store for 10 to 15 years in 6 sealed #10 cans (oxygen absorbers included) under ideal storage conditions (cool, dry place).
Instructions: Add 3 parts water to 1 part vegetable. Allow Freeze Dried Vegetables to hydrate for about 20 minutes or until fully rehydrated.
Uses: Freeze Dried Vegetables can be used separately or in combination with casseroles, soups, pastas, pizzas, stews, stir fry and more.
Visit our Cooking Cousins Blog to find delicious recipes for Freeze Dried Vegetables and more!
Packaging: Freeze Dried Vegetable Combo is sealed air tight in 6 #10 cans and weighs approximately 8.5 pounds.
Allergen information: This product is produced on equipment that processes products containing soy, wheat, egg, peanut, and tree nuts.
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List: $133.54
Price: $117.19
You Save: $16.35 (12 %)
Powdered Milks, Eggs, Cheese, and Butter in #10 Cans.
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List: $76.54
Price: $66.59
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Flavored Like Meat Combo Pack for Food Storage
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List: $158.14
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Freeze Dried Fruit Combo Pak for Food Storage
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List: $285.34
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List: $399.99
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Designed for Cooking, Water Pasteurization, & Dehydrating.
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List: $176.84
Price: $156.09
You Save: $20.75 (12 %)
Each case contains 105 entree servings
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List: $19.99
Price: $15.99
You Save: $4.00 (20 %)
Each #10 can contains 6.4 oz of Freeze Dried Green Beans.
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Product Reviews
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Average Rating:
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Mrs.
Kemi Price
(Phelan)
8/20/2011 8:12 PM
The vegetable cook very nicely in a rice cooker, which is a type of pressure cooker. The carrots, celery, everythings comes out looking freshly cooked. Just put the vegetables and water in the rice cooker with some salt and seasonings (pepper, bouillion, cooked meat, etc.) and let it cook for an hour. Turn off the rice cooker and you have soup ready to eat!
My only complaint is the potato flakes. You really have to doctor them up, otherwise they're tasteless.
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vegetarian
Sandy
(Syracuse)
10/14/2010 1:02 AM
Ok, I gave this a 3-star rating because I was disappointed about a couple of things. The celery was nothing like I had imagined - I think it will be good in soups, but more as an herb. It is NOTHING like fresh celery when re-hydrated. The carrot pieces, I thought, were too small, but the taste is pretty good and the color is pretty. The onions are basically the same as the dried onion flakes you buy in the spice shelf. The peas are good, but be sure to add enough water, and it doesn't seem to work well to microwave them since some seem to dry out. The beans were very good - interesting to eat dry, and very good when cooked up. The potato flakes are basically instant potatoes - they are good, and pretty good even without using the milk and margarine or butter that you use with the store-bought kind. But the corn, the corn. It's like nature's candy. I tried some out of the can because I read that it's good, but it was beyond good! My advice? Buy several cans of the corn.
BTW, I also bought the potato slices. I liked them, in part because they are no work and they stay firm. I made veggie German potato salad and it was delicious!
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southern cook
anonymous
(south)
2/27/2010 6:48 PM
Thank you for your excellent products! One suggestion - have you ever considered offering a combination can of peas, corn, and carrots to be used in soups, casseroles, etc.? It seems the next logical step - open one can and have three veggies in one place. I hope to see this soon!
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Amazing
Lynda Gran
(Illinois)
1/18/2010 2:38 PM
The corn and peas are delicious right out of the can as a snack. I used the corn, peas, carrots, celery and onion in a pasta dish and nobody could tell that I hadn't used fresh. I'm not sure the celery really added much but maybe I didn't use enough or it was overpowered by the seasonings I used. The potato flakes are pretty good too. I would order this product again.
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Fantastic vegetables!
Rosemary
(Idaho)
6/30/2009 1:53 PM
I can hardly believe how good the freeze-dried carrots, green beans, and peas taste! They are just as good as fresh, only with crunch. I eat them right from the can. Infinitely tastier than dehydrated, in my opinion, and instant to use. Add hot water! I throw handfuls into many dishes, saving me work, and keeping me from having leftover cans half full in the refrigerator. I keep checking back here, waiting for the freeze-dried carrots and green beans to come back in stock. Eagerly waiting.
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