EVAQ8 Self-Heating Meals (Pack of 6) – Pre-Cooked, No Cooking Required | Flame-Less Heater Inside | 300g per Meal ~450 kcal | Outdoor, Emergency & Camping Rations
£56.20
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Be ready to eat hot meals wherever you go — without needing fire, stove, or electricity. These EVAQ8 Self-Heating Meals deliver convenient, nourishing food using built-in heaters in each pouch. How It Works Simply: Add ~40 ml of water to the heater pouch Place the sealed food pouch inside Wait 10-15 minutes Open and enjoy — the meal is warmed internally No external heat source is required. You can also eat the food cold in an emergency. Ideal For Use in camping, hiking, survival kits, emergency stockpiles, disaster scenarios, long journeys, or anywhere you need reliable, hot nourishment. Product Details Quantity: 6 meals Weight per pouch: ~300 g Approx Calories: ~450 kcal per meal Shelf life: At least 2 years Storage: store in a cool, dry place Quality & Safety Manufactured and assembled under strict quality controls. For best results, always follow instructions exactly, especially water amounts and sealing. If you have concerns about activation and heat consistency, practice using one while safe to familiarise with the process.
🔥 Self-heating, No Cooking Required — Each meal comes with a built-in flame-less heater: simply add ~40 ml of water, seal, wait 10-15 minutes, and enjoy warm food anywhere
E🍽️ Pre-Cooked & Ready to Eat — Meals are fully cooked, can be eaten cold or hot, making them ideal for emergencies, outdoor use, or travel
🧾 Generous Portion & Calories — Each pouch contains ~300 g of food (~450 kcal) to help sustain energy in demanding situations
🥘 Mixed Menu Selection — Includes a variety of flavour profiles to suit multiple tastes (e.g. curry, pasta, etc.)
📦 Long Shelf Life & Shelf-Stable — Packaged in durable retort pouches to preserve freshness; store at ambient temperatures
🎒 Built for Survival & Outdoors — Lightweight and space-efficient — perfect for camping, hiking, emergency kits, or disaster preparedness
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