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Survive · Live OK · Thrive

Feed the people you actually have.

Tell us who’s in the den and for how long. Three plans use official energy requirements, then a shopping list from the Wolf Den store.

How long the food has to last

Wolf Den’s own advice: start with 72 hours of food and water, then two weeks, then longer. Free shipping starts at $75 with code FREESHIP75.

The den2 people

Daily calories are Estimated Energy Requirements from the 2023 Dietary Reference Intakes for Energy (National Academies; the report was supported by the FDA, NIH, USDA, and Health Canada). Survive is the inactive category. Live OK is low active. Thrive is active, or very active if you choose that. The 2,000 calories printed on a Nutrition Facts label is a Daily Value reference, not a personal target. This is a storage planner, not medical advice.

Person 1

Inactive 2,713 kcal/day · Survive 2,713 · Live 2,932 · Thrive 3,120

Estimated Energy Requirement from the 2023 Dietary Reference Intakes for Energy (National Academies; the report was supported by FDA, NIH, USDA, and Health Canada). Adult equation. Thrive uses the active equation. Survive stays inactive and Live OK stays low-active.

Person 2

Inactive 2,068 kcal/day · Survive 2,068 · Live 2,233 · Thrive 2,370

Estimated Energy Requirement from the 2023 Dietary Reference Intakes for Energy (National Academies; the report was supported by FDA, NIH, USDA, and Health Canada). Adult equation. Thrive uses the active equation. Survive stays inactive and Live OK stays low-active.

Three ways to stock the same den

Survive is the official inactive requirement. Live OK is low active. Thrive is active, or very active when someone is marked that way. Pick one — the list below follows it.

Live OK for Our den

The official low-active requirement: ordinary home life plus some walking. Most families should store this level.

  • Scrambled Eggs & Sausage
  • Teriyaki Chicken Rice
  • Chili Mac

People

2

Days

14

Water

28 gal

To buy

$1,479.75

Store at least 1 gallon of water per person per day for drinking and sanitation — 28 gallons for this plan (Ready.gov and CDC). About three-quarters of a gallon of that is drinking fluid. In very hot weather the need can double, which would be 56 gallons. This plan does not double it for you. Do not ration drinking water. Meals need more water to prepare; follow the pouch. Wolf Den does not sell water.

Meal pouches in this plan deliver 72,767 kcal against a 72,310 kcal target (101%). We round up to whole pouches — about 457 extra calories for seconds or the next breakfast. Each hot meal is planned at about 617 kcal (5,550 ÷ 9 = 616.7). That average is published by Wolf Den on the 72-hour pack. It is not an FDA measurement, and individual pouches do not publish their own calorie counts.

About 54.9 lb of meals, plus pantry pouches that don’t publish a weight. Store sealed, cool, and dry. An Arizona garage in summer is too hot.

Extras add powdered eggs, milk, beans, potatoes, and a bag of bananas so you can cook, not just boil a pouch.

What to get from the store

Add the whole list to your cart on wolfdenfoods.com, then pay there. 0 of 10 marked added.

$1,479.75

Buying Wolf Den bundles instead of the same items one at a time saves $71.90.

This order clears $75. Use code FREESHIP75 for free standard U.S. shipping.

The Breakfast Essentials Pack ($64.99) is powdered eggs, powdered milk, and three Eggs & Sausage meals. This plan uses it when that bundle is cheaper than the same items apart. See it on the store.

Full shop

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72-hour packs

  • 72 Hour Meal Pack (2 people)

    $1,259.94

    Same 18 meals as buying pouches one by one, for less.

    Plan wants 6 · $209.99 each

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  • 72 Hour Meal Pack (1 person)

    $109.99

    Same 9 meals as the singles, packed for one person for 3 days.

    Plan wants 1 · $109.99 each

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Individual meals

  • Wolf Den Chili Mac

    $12.99

    Hot meal. Add water, stir, wait.

    Plan wants 1 · $12.99 each

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Protein, sides, and pantry

  • Freeze-Dried Smashed Pinto Beans

    $19.95

    Side dish. Calories are not published, so they are not part of the meal target.

    Plan wants 1 · $19.95 each

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  • Freeze-Dried Smashed Black Beans

    $19.95

    Side dish. Calories are not published, so they are not part of the meal target.

    Plan wants 1 · $19.95 each

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  • Freeze-Dried Mashed Potatoes

    $9.95

    Side dish. Calories are not published, so they are not part of the meal target.

    Plan wants 1 · $9.95 each

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  • Powdered Whole Eggs

    $17.99

    Raw powdered eggs for real breakfasts. Cook them. Estimated calories are extra, not required to hit the target.

    Plan wants 1 · $17.99 each

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  • Powdered Milk

    $12.99

    Cooking and drinking milk. Not counted in the calorie target.

    Plan wants 1 · $12.99 each

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Fruit and comfort snacks

  • Freeze-Dried Banana Slices

    $8.00

    Real fruit, nothing added. Calories are not published, so this is a snack, not part of the meal target.

    Plan wants 1 · $8.00 each

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  • Freeze-Dried Whole Blueberries

    $8.00

    Real fruit, nothing added. Calories are not published, so this is a snack, not part of the meal target.

    Plan wants 1 · $8.00 each

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About $52.85 per person per day. Prices are the store’s published prices and can change. Powdered eggs are raw whole eggs. The FDA says cook eggs until the yolks are firm; do not eat the powder dry. A Wolf Den 8 oz bag is about 19–24 large eggs. USDA lists 72 kcal per large egg (50 g), so a bag is about 1,368–1,728 kcal. Those calories are extra and are not counted toward the meal target.

Wolf Den Foods · Glendale, Arizona · A planning guide for wolfdenfoods.com. Not medical advice. Confirm the label on each pouch before you rely on a plan.

Sources

Every calorie, water, egg, and product figure above comes from one of these. Government and National Academies sources are separate from Wolf Den’s own product pages. Week 20 (second trimester) and week 34 (third trimester) are this planner’s defaults, not a federal number.

  1. National Academies, Dietary Reference Intakes for Energy (2023)https://doi.org/10.17226/26818U.S. and Canadian Estimated Energy Requirement equations by age, sex, height, weight, and activity (inactive, low active, active, very active), plus pregnancy and lactation. The report was supported by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the National Institutes of Health, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Health Canada. DOI 10.17226/26818.
  2. Health Canada, equations to estimate energy requirementhttps://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/food-nutrition/healthy-eating/dietary-reference-intakes/tables/equations-estimate-energy-requirement.htmlThe coefficient tables used here, published 2025-11-19, taken from the 2023 DRI report: infants, children, adults, pregnancy (same equation at any age; deposition 300, 200, 150, or −50 kcal/day by pre-pregnancy body size), and lactation (540 − 140 kcal/day for months 0–6; 380 kcal/day for months 7–12).
  3. FDA, 21 CFR 101.9 — nutrition labelinghttps://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-21/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-101/subpart-A/section-101.9The 2,000-calorie figure on Nutrition Facts labels is a reference for percent Daily Value. It is not a personal calorie prescription, and this planner does not use it as anyone’s target.
  4. Ready.gov (FEMA), Waterhttps://www.ready.gov/waterStore at least one gallon of water per person per day for drinking and sanitation. A normally active person needs about three-quarters of a gallon of fluid a day from beverages. Needs vary, and in very hot temperatures they can double. Do not ration drinking water unless authorities say to.
  5. CDC, How to create and store an emergency water supplyhttps://www.cdc.gov/water-emergency/about/how-to-create-and-store-an-emergency-water-supply.htmlStore at least 1 gallon of water per person per day. Store more for pregnancy, illness, or a hot climate, and aim for a 2-week supply when you can.
  6. USDA FoodData Central, egg, whole, raw, fresh (FDC 171287, SR Legacy 01123)https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/food-details/171287/nutrientsOne large egg (50 g) is listed at 72 kcal and 6.28 g protein. Wolf Den states an 8 oz bag of powdered eggs is about 19–24 large eggs, so the bag is about 1,368–1,728 kcal before cooking loss. That range is not counted toward the meal target.
  7. FDA, What you need to know about egg safetyhttps://www.fda.gov/food/buy-store-serve-safe-food/what-you-need-know-about-egg-safetyCook eggs until yolks are firm, and cook foods that contain eggs thoroughly. Wolf Den powdered eggs are raw whole eggs and have to be cooked. Do not eat the powder dry.
  8. Wolf Den Foods, 72 Hour Meal Pack (1 person)https://wolfdenfoods.com/shop/ols/products/72-hour-meal-pack-feeds-1-person-9-mealsThe company publishes 9 meals and 5,550 total calories for this pack. Every hot meal in the plan uses 5,550 ÷ 9 = 616.7 kcal, rounded to 617 when we talk about one pouch. Individual flavors do not publish their own calorie counts, so this average is a Wolf Den figure, not an FDA assay.
  9. Wolf Den Foods, powdered whole eggshttps://wolfdenfoods.com/shop/ols/products/powdered-eggsNet weight 8 oz. The product page states about 19–24 large eggs per bag, and that the eggs are raw and must be cooked.
  10. Wolf Den Foods, FAQhttps://wolfdenfoods.com/faqThe company tells customers to plan at least one gallon of water per person per day, and to store sealed food cool, dry, and out of sunlight. Prices in the shopping list are the store’s published prices.

Live OK

$1,479.75