EverSafe Emergency Meal Kit

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    The Wornick Company offers the EverSafe Emergency Meal Kit, a simple shelf-stable emergency meal solution with Flavor-Lock technology that supplies a great tasting and hot meal to those in need. Each EverSafe Emergency Meal Kit includes a 10 1/2 ounce pre-cooked entree in a bowl, along with a snack, seasonings, utensils, napkin, a moist towelette and a self-heating ThermaPouch unit that heats the entree in just 10 minutes using a saltwater activator packet. No refrigeration or electricity is needed. The Flavor-Lock technology and manufacturing process ensures retention of flavor, quality and freshness for up to 2 years. All product components are contained in a durable, easy to store package that is water-, insect- and tamper-proof.

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