Tactical Foodpack® Weekpack Alpha emergency food pack

Ready for a weekly adventure or a crisis situation? The Weekpack Alpha from Tactical Foodpack offers 21 servings of nutritious, 100% natural food without preservatives or artificial additives. An ideal solution for outdoor enthusiasts, survivalists and home emergency supplies.

Food that won't let you down

The Weekpack Alpha is designed to cover the complete dietary needs of one person for seven days. It contains 21 diverse meals – from sweet breakfasts to hearty meat dinners. Each meal is freeze-dried, ensuring a long shelf life of up to 8 years while preserving taste and nutritional value.

Quick and easy preparation

Just add hot or cold water directly to the pouch, wait a few minutes and the meal is ready. This makes the Weekpack Alpha ideal for situations where kitchen equipment is not available – on hikes, camping or during a power outage.

Compact and lightweight packaging

The entire package weighs only 2.1kg and is stored in a practical plastic bucket, which is easy to store at home, in the garage or in a backpack. Its compact size doesn't take up much space and is always at hand when you need it.

Balanced selection of meals

Weekpack Alpha includes:

• 4× rice pudding with berries
• 3× oatmeal with apples
• 2× spaghetti Bolognese with beef
• 2× mashed potatoes with bacon
• 2× meat soup
• 2× spicy noodle soup
• 2× chicken curry with rice
• 2× rice with pork
• 2× chicken with noodles

The total energy content of the package is 9,874 kcal, providing enough energy for demanding days.

Benefits you need to know about:

• 21 servings of food for 7 days
• 100% natural ingredients without preservatives
• long shelf life up to 8 years
• easy preparation with just water
• compact and lightweight packaging suitable for outdoor, survival and home emergency supplies
• wide range of flavors and meals
• high energy content
• practical packaging in a plastic bucket
• can be prepared with cold water
• made in Europe with an emphasis on quality
• ideal for individuals and families