Hi everyone
Am a Rep and distributor for a freezer dried food in Canada out of Ontario we have great food for future use for yourself and family for has little $1.50 per person per meal it’s cheaper then Mc Donald the food is very very good even after 25 year of self life it taste the same from the day you bought you food yes I did say 25 years self life and yes we have it now in Canada at a price that will beat any company out there that all they want is your money be assure this is not this company moto come and check out my Web site and see the great food available to you and family am at www.GeorgesV.mygofoods.com
Write me a line and tell me what you think and yes our food is Kosher approve
Hi everyone
Just letting you know that I am a Rep and distributor for freezer dried food in Canada and now we are available in Ontario and Ottawa surrounding plus Canada wide the food is 25 years self life it is the best price on the market at $1.50 average per serving it’s cheaper than Mc Donalds and in many case much cheaper for us not to do it our shelf check out my Web site at http://www.GeorgesV.mygofoods.com you want to be ready and provide for your family this is the cheapest solution at incredible price and the taste is just Amazinggggggggg
let me know what you think like I said this company is not there to gouge your money we just want to make a difference and all our food is also Kosher approve
http://www.GeorgesV.mygofoods.com
email:villeneuve.georges@bell.net
I suggest you look at the menu carefully to see if it's what you might want to eat.
You might look at the ingredients too. Learn what things like "Hydrolyzed Corn Protein" and "autolyzed yeast extract" really are and decide if you want to be eating them.
Hi Georges,
Since you asked for input my comments would be ....Are there any basic freeze-dried ingredients available through your company? Packaged foods generally contain more sodium than starting from scratch. While earlier recommendations have been in the 2100 mg range, the newest levels are far lower at around 1800 mg and for those of us over 50, or who have kidney or other health issues including higher blood pressure readings, the daily recommendations are closer to 1500 mg. A 1-cup serving of cheddar broccoli soup and a 1-cup serving of thai coconut noodles is 1520 mg and that is a really small portion if people are out chopping wood, etc. It might be nice to have a few packages of prepared foods for a change of pace, but even with the cost per serving you have indicated I would be reluctant to purchase a huge quantity for that reason. If drugs were to become unavailable for people on medications for high blood pressure or kidney problems, this level might just be too high. Our parents and grandparents didn't have the blood pressure issues that plague a lot of people these days and processed foods weren't available to the extent they are used now.
Please accept my comments as they are just my opinion and aren't meant to deter any one from purchasing what is probably a very tasty, reasonably priced product.
MC
"It's better to look ahead and prepare than to look back and regret"
I look forward to George's answer to morningcoffee's comment...We are all looking for a better food at a lesser price.
Rain 🙂
It wasn't raining when Noah built the Ark.....
Hi Morningcoffee
Great Question if you go on to my web site you will see that all of the question you ask are there in regard to sodium etc.... for for rain just take a moment and visit the site you will be impress at how the food is done and what is the content in it also you will see that the food is very cheap but do take a look at the web site and all your answer will be there .
Georges
Hmmm... I just took a peek at the 'Free Sample Pack' page and it seemed that the meals offered there were "valued" closer to $2.50 (or more) per serving on average. Then I also noticed shipping charges "Just pay $9.95 for shipping & handling, $14.95 for Canada." I guess that package has to travel more than 1/2 again as far because it's north of the 49th parallel. (if handling charges are equal on either side of the border) In my books that just isn't kosher.
I refuse to be penalized by a retail company for living in Canada. No thanks, I'll pass.
Good luck with that,
BTR
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Merging this to the members buisiness area.
I already have ordered a few packages from gofoods (true they are quite good), but through an america representative. She is actually great and not I am not necessarily looking to change, but wondered if I would save on shipping costs if I brought stuff through you. Or do you still need to order from the american site (home base) or is there a true canadian affiliate?