Valley Food Storage Freeze Dried Meats (7 Servings of Sausage Crumbles) (Pack of 2) - Long Term Emergency Food Supply by

I rehydrated a serving and added it to scrambled eggs. Excellent taste. No complaints. Would definitely buy again.

A great sized package for my long hikes and camping trips. I use this to augment my pasta dishes and breakfasts on the trail. It adds Much Flavor to an otherwise boring cheesy rice or alfredo noodles.It has become so convenient to use at home too if I wish to add a little sausage to my eggs, but do not wish to fry up a pound of it, or have none defrosted. I just measure out what I want and presto! My omelet has sausage, but I do not have a bunch left over to hog out on like if I had fried it up.

Tried this on a whim and I wasn't disappointed. Reviews I see here and at the vendors page usually refer to breakfast. This is a double-duty, versatile food, and you folks are missing out!It's not overly seasoned, so it is just as happy drizzled in maple syrup as it is simmering in sauce.Hubby liked the heartier spaghetti sauce, and surprised when I told him it was my latest 'bits-in-a-bag' experiment. Works as a quick midnight english muffin pizza topping too :) Just came back for more.

Very tasty. Perfect protein to flavor any dish.

This is exactly what it says it is, sausage. It's not as spicy as some like it but a few red chilli flakes into it while it hydrates is perfect. It's not too salty to eat as a snack straight from the bag and has a satisfying crunch to add to trail mixes too.A favorite trail breakfast is a boiling bag omelette. Before anyone jumps me about the dangers of heating plastic please Google it. I add 4 Tbsp dehydrated egg, 1 Tbsp each VFS FD tomato dices, VFS FD onion, VFS FD bell peppers, 2 (or more 😀) Tbsp VFS rehydrated sausage crumbles, 2 Tbsp VFS shredded cheddar cheese, 1/2 cup water and salt and pepper to taste. With food like this I can't wait until this weekend (mid February) to go camping and mushroom gathering!