/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13154834
the nutritional information i'm finding basically says for every 2 of them you have 1 days worth of calories, but 20% of the nutrition for anything actually used in it, doesnt seem particularly bad or anything but it's a far cry from a balanced diet, rations just aren't meant for long term use
but thanks to their high shelf life, even a small production run can be very profitable as they'll outlast even most canned goods
https://www.feddeck-dauerwaren.de/shop/12-packs-of-nrg-5-emergency-food-ration-500g-each-12-package-at-9-bars-11-5-kg.html?language=en

you would unironically be better off with making cubes of soylent-like powder mixes and heavily flavouring them to make them palatable, and then selling them as multiple brands including 'watered down' variants meant for snacks as icing on a cookie or something, and variants similar to bouillon cubes or flavour shot tubes designed for standard sized water bottles
pressed and formed into chewable pills
https://www.completefoods.co/diy/recipes/cheap-fuel

i'm saying you need the diversity because I just can't see the public accepting it, they'll be quite skeptical of it, and even if it's cheap it's unlikely to sell well without diversifying it and making most of your money off of bulk savings on the ingredients
after all, it's enough to make even people living in 2062~ question it