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Potato soup with Vienna sausage 400 g emergency food 10 years shelf life
Potato soup with Vienna sausage 400 g emergency food 10 years shelf life
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Potato soup with Wiener sausages 400 g emergency food with a 10-year shelf life, which can be eaten cold or hot. A wholesome meal, ideal for an emergency kit. A potato stew always tastes delicious!
Handmade with local ingredients in Germany
No mechanically separated meat
Store in a cool, dry place at room temperature
Lactose- and gluten-free
Ingredients:
85% potato soup: potato, drinking water,
rock salt, vegetable broth, bacon, onion, paprika,
sugar, marjoram, parsley, vegetables,
15% Wiener sausages: pork, drinking water,
spices (contains mustard), spice extracts,
glucose, stabilizer: diphosphates,
antioxidants: ascorbic acid, sodium nitrite,
sheep casing, beechwood smoke, may contain celery
Nutritional values per 100 g:
energy in kJ/kcal: 1378/332
fat 26.35 g, of which saturates 10.52 g
carbohydrates 8.02 g, of which sugars 1.58 g
protein 15.21 g, salt 3 g
Contents: 400 g
Best before: 07/2036
(10 years from the production date when stored uncooled)
Use in an emergency kit
You can eat this product cold or hot. It tastes best when the contents of the can are heated.
- Pour the contents of the can into a pan, stainless steel mug, or aluminium cooking set.
- Heat the contents in a microwave.
- Open the can and place it in a bowl of hot water (make a bain-marie).
It is strongly advised not to place the can directly over a fire!
- If you have no other option in an emergency:
· Remove the lid completely: Open the can fully so that the pressure can escape.
· Remove the paper label: This prevents the paper from catching fire and smoking.
· Use indirect heat: Do not place the can directly in the flames. Place it at the edge of the campfire on the hot coals, or hold it slightly above the flames.
· Keep stirring: Because the heat is applied directly to the thin can, the noodles and goulash sauce will burn onto the bottom very quickly. Stir continuously with a spoon.
For an emergency stove, it is best to use a 500 or 750 ml stainless steel mug with some water in it and place the can inside.
