Mountain House Fettuccine Alfredo with Chicken Freeze-Dried Food for Camping, 9 Servings, 30-Year Shelf-Life

Tried this brand before... it does taste good and is quick and simple to make.

I bought this for emergency use and that was a lie I told myself after trying the individual packet. When I would be home by myself for a week I decided to pop this open and just like the packet it was delicious. Easier to make too because you can just fill up the can easily with the right amount of boiling water, and even eat from the can if you're lazy to wash dishes lol. Restaurant Alfredo would be better, of course but I do feel this is comparable to home made or packet made from scratch fettuccine Alfredo. I had some broccoli on the side with this and enjoyed it very much. I know it's not meant to be eaten like that, but looking at the nutrition facts I don't think it's that bad either. You can have this instead of junk food once in a while and might enjoy it more.

Makes a great guft and will easily feed an entire family.

This is one of my favorites. Creamy sauce for the pasta and full of chicken.

REI sells 2 servings (820 cal) for $11.50. This can’s serving sizes total less calories and are about 50% more expensive than the individual bags. What’s the point of buying bulk?

Thank you!