ROUNDHOUSE PROVISIONSurvival Mode Emergency Rations Bars. Bug-out bag, Emergency kit, Hiking kit or no prep nutrition bar, Lemon shortbread, whole grain sorghum, 14 vitamins and minerals. Pack of 6

This survival bar is exactly what I was looking for to put in my "get home bag" in my car. Regular food bars don't last long and these have a five year expiration date.I ate one for dinner. It is edible, but also very thirst-provoking. I keep water in my bag as well, so that's fine. It was crumbly, but that's not a problem. I felt fine and was not hungry for 12 hours until breakfast, so it lasted a good long time.I don't understand the negative comments about the taste. It's a bit too sweet and salty for me, but it's a survival bar, not a gourmet meal!- It's cheap- It's edible- Five years until expiration- I ate one for dinner and was not hungry at all for 12 hours.- Perfect for a SHTF kit.Five stars. It does EXACTLY what I need it to do.

It tastes like a homemade sugar cookie and it doesn't make you thirsty. Well worth the money.

These Lemon Shortbread Bars from Roadhouse Provisions are very large bars when comparing the size to most candy bars or granola bars. They are 410 calories per bar and very tightly vacuum sealed yet the bars are not crushed. They have full dimensional sharp corners and edges. ( see photos )The flavor of the bars is a cross between a Lora Dune and Sandie without the Pecans the texture is not as good but, knowing that foods that last for survival, don’t have much if any fat in them, the texture is somewhat crumbly and sandy. For the sake of comparison, My husband had expected eating survival food to give me a notable amount of gas or stomach ache ... .since he has eaten many MRE’s and plenty of food that was made for survival. Survival foods are typically high calories / high carbs / protein / and extremely long shelf life. I’m glad to report, I ate half of this bar as a dessert after dinner and that I had no negative effects. Nothing noted in the first hour or two and no negative effects within 48 hours after eating it,The flavor is good, the price for a basic snack bar is high at around $4 per bar. As a survival food ( as intended ) it is a great value.I hope my thoughts and photos help.

I wanted to have these available as hurricane season ramps up. Unfortunately, these powdery, grainy, poor-tasting bars are so awful that I'd rather starve than consume them. I might think differently on day five of a power outage but they're definitely not something to look forward to.

It is a good source of food for emergency. Contains about 29gram sugar and 419 calories. Calorie dense enough to survive on them 2 a day. However I did not like the taste. The butter flavor is there but too sweet. Almost like you are chewing on sugar.