Readywise Simple Kitchen Powdered Eggs 72 Serving
$89.99
Long-term food storage starts with the basics, and ReadyWise Simple Kitchen Powdered Eggs delivers shelf-stable protein in bulk. This #10 can holds 72 servings of powdered eggs—enough to keep your camp kitchen, bug-out bag, or homestead pantry stocked for months. Whether you're building an emergency food supply, planning backcountry trips, or simply want reliable eggs on hand when fresh ones aren't an option, powdered eggs are a practical staple that reconstitutes quickly and works across nearly every cooking method.
Powdered eggs are a workhorse ingredient in the kitchen. Scramble them for breakfast, bake them into pancakes, muffins, and cakes, fold them into omelets, or use them in french toast, soups, and casseroles. They're lighter and more shelf-stable than liquid or frozen eggs, making them ideal for overlanders, preppers, and anyone who values food security. The neutral flavor means they integrate seamlessly into both sweet and savory recipes without imparting any off-taste.
Storage and convenience are built in. A single #10 can takes up minimal space in a pantry, vehicle, or camp larder, and powdered eggs have a long shelf life compared to fresh eggs. Reconstitution is straightforward—just add water and let them sit briefly before cooking. No special equipment needed, no refrigeration required once opened, and no waste from shells or spoilage.
Key Features
- 72 servings per #10 can for extended pantry coverage
- Works in baking, frying, scrambling, and mixed dishes
- Shelf-stable alternative to fresh eggs for emergency supply and travel
- Lightweight and compact for camping, overlanding, and bug-out scenarios
Specifications
| Product | ReadyWise Simple Kitchen Powdered Eggs |
| Container Size | #10 Can |
| Servings | 72 |
| Category | Shelf-Stable Egg Product |
Frequently Asked Questions
What cooking applications work best with powdered eggs?
Powdered eggs reconstitute well for scrambled eggs, omelets, baked goods (cakes, muffins, cookies, pancakes), french toast, and as a binder in soups, casseroles, and other mixed dishes. They integrate into both breakfast and baking without noticeable flavor difference.
How long does a #10 can of powdered eggs last?
With 72 servings per can, shelf life depends on your household size and usage. A can is an efficient bulk option for preppers, overlanders, and households building long-term food storage.
Do I need special equipment to use powdered eggs?
No. Simply mix with water, let sit briefly, and use in your recipe as you would fresh eggs. No special tools or appliances required.
Are powdered eggs good for emergency and camping use?
Yes. They're lightweight, shelf-stable, compact, and don't require refrigeration, making them ideal for emergency preparedness, overlanding, backcountry trips, and situations where fresh eggs aren't available.
