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Mountain House Scrambled Eggs w/ Bacon – Serves 1

Mountain House Scrambled Eggs w/ Bacon – Serves 1

  • Packaged in convenient stand-up pouch.
  • Single serving size.

Wakey, wakey, eggs and bakey. Yum!…

Blackened Quinoa (Serves 1+)

  • Made with dehydrated organic whole grain quinoa for faster hydration!
  • 4.5 oz serving yields 1.5 cups and 520 calories.
  • Boil water, add ingredients, rest 10 mins and enjoy
  • Compact packaging for reduced pack weight, space and waste.
  • One-pot meals using pure ingredients from nature. Vegan. Made in the USA.

A spicy, smoked blend of seasonings tossed with dehydrated organic quinoa, vegetables and black beans.  Tasty when eaten hot or cold. If you have never eaten quinoa, this dish is an excellent introduction. 115 Cal/Oz. Vegan.

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AlpineAire Foods Freeze-Dried Scrambled Eggs Reviews

AlpineAire Foods Freeze-Dried Scrambled Eggs

  • 2 – Servings
  • Hot Breakfast Entrée
  • Some preparation required
  • Breakfast entrée
  • Gluten Free

Yups, they’re already scrambled, then freeze-dried. Real instant scrambled eggs.Whole eggs, milk, modified food starch, salt, xanthan gum, butter flavor, citric acid, black pepper extract, annatto vegetable color.

Frequently Asked Questions
How long will the food last?
Most products have a 3-5 year shelf life under proper conditions. Products containing shrimp, tuna, brown rice, nuts, and dairy products have a shelf life of one to two years.

What are proper storage conditions?
The best is a cool, dry environment for our products. The cooler the better. High heat that occurs in a garage or the trunk of a car is not good for these products.

How does AlpineAire Foods extend the shelf life of food?
By using freeze-dried and dehydrated ingredients, most of the water is removed from the item. Each product contains an oxygen absorber, which is iron oxide pellets. Iron oxide attacks the head-space oxygen remaining in the pouch once the pouch has been sealed. Oxygen has moisture so the absorber collects the oxygen and thus slows down the oxidation process that can occur. Oxidation leads to rancidity.

Is the oxygen absorber harmful?
No, it is not harmful, but do not use it as a spice packet. It tastes awful.

What is freeze drying?
Freeze drying is a process used for instant or quick rehydration of certain dried foods. The first step in freeze drying is to rapidly freeze the food. The water content, now frozen, is turned directly into a gas and withdrawn from the food during the next steps, vacuum and low-heat, thus avoiding the shrinkage. Many of AlpineAire’s products are custom freeze dried to suit strict quality requirements. Freeze-dried products include grains, beans, fruits, meats, seafood, pastas, vegetables, and eggs. Using this process, 98% of the moisture is removed.

Key advantages of freeze-dried products include:

  • The original taste and nutritional value of the food is retained due to very low heat temperature that is used.
  • Foods are quick and easy to prepare.
  • There’s no waste.
  • It’s an ideal method for maintaining flavors of meat, poultry, and fish.
  • Extends the shelf life of the product.
  • No preservatives are necessary.
  • Results in a super-lightweight, compact product.
  • A wide variety of foods are available.
  • Use hot or cold water to rehydrate.

What is dehydration?
The standard method of dehydrating vegetables and spices is to place the items on a conveyor belt and run them through an oven at a high temperature for a relatively short time. About 90 to 95% of the moisture is removed.

Some vegetables are more suited to this form of drying than others. This means that with the addition of water, the product rehydrates back to its original state more easily. Preferable items include: onions, bell peppers, tomatoes, celery, carrots and mushrooms. Dehydrated items such as peas, corn, and green beans do not rehydrate as well as freeze-dried.

What are proper storage techniques?
It is crucial that you store food properly:

  • Avoid exposure to heat and moisture; make sure foods are not accessible to insects or animals.
  • Never store food directly on the ground or on concrete floors–moisture can build up inside containers.
  • Avoid such storage places that experience temperature build-up such as attics, garages, or car trunks. Ideally, storage should not exceed room temperature for extended periods.
  • Store in a location that’s accessible so that periodic inspections are easy and you can rotate supplies.
  • Avoid excessive and rough handling of pouch and canned foods.

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Mountain House Scrambled Eggs with Bacon

Mountain House Scrambled Eggs with Bacon

  • 1 Pouches serves one
  • High barrier foil, stand-up pouch makes cooking your meal a breeze and keeps your meal hot
  • Just mix contents with boiling water in pouch- let stand, and serve
  • Mountain House Pouches have a shelf life of 7 years. For best results, avoid prolonged storage at temperatures about 75° F (24° C).

Freeze-dried, precooked eggs with bacon.Ingredients: freeze dried precooked scrambled eggs: (whole eggs, egg yolks, nonfat dry milk, modified corn starch, corn oil, salt, yeast extact, sunflower oil and smoke flavor, xanthan gum). bacon: bacon (cured with water, salt, sugar, sodium phosphates, sodium erythorbate, sodium nitrite), and smoke flavor Contains: eggs, milk

Scrambled Eggs CS6

Scrambled Eggs CS6

The ‘ol standby for a great start to your day: Dried egg mix, vegetarian, all natural..

AlpineAire Foods Freeze-Dried Scrambled Eggs 6-pack

AlpineAire Foods Freeze-Dried Scrambled Eggs 6-pack

  • Meals Include six each of freeze-dried Scrambled Eggs, our top selling egg mix
  • Just add boiling water into the pouch & wait 7 minutes
  • All natural freeze-dried ingredients; no artificial preservatives, colors, flavors, white sugar & no added MSG
  • Original recipes and highest quality ingredients insure a delightful dining experience

Our scrambled eggs are 100% freeze-dried; just add hot water to prepare. Lightly seasoned with salt, pepper and butter. Equivalent to 4 eggs

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