There's dehydrated backpacking (or emergency) food that's pretty tasty once you boil them. The emergency kind you can get in big tubs at Costco: https://www.co

There's dehydrated backpacking (or emergency) food that's pretty tasty once you boil them. The emergency kind you can get in big tubs at Costco: https://www.costco.com/chef's-banquet-one-month-emergency-food-supply-380-total-servings.product.4000104137.html https://www.costco.com/chef's-banquet-one-month-emergency-fo... The backpacking stuff you can get many places, like REI or any outdoor store. Some brands: https://mountainhouse.com/collections/camping-food-and-backpacking-food https://mountainhouse.com/collections/camping-food-and-backp... https://backpackerspantry.com/ https://backpackerspantry.com/ There's also meal replacement powders like https://huel.com/products/huel-hot-savoury https://huel.com/products/huel-hot-savoury (these are more nutritionally balanced but not as tasty IMO) If you have a food coop nearby, they'll usually have dehydrated soups in bulk too. Some, like split pea soup, can be very protein rich and calorie dense. You can also get dehydrated textured vegetable protein that tastes like nothing, but good in a true emergency I guess.