Fruits & Vegetables

Provident Pantry Fruits & Vegetables

Provident Pantry Freeze Dried Foods are a great addition to your food storage. They retain much of the nutrition that is found in fresh foods. In this section you can find many freeze dried combos such as the Super Supply of Freeze Dried Meats, Super Supply of Freeze Dried Vegetables, Super Supply of Freeze Dried Fruits, Provident Pantry Meat Combo, and Provident Pantry Fruit Combo.

You can also find individual cans like our Freeze Dried Sliced Strawberries, Freeze Dried Banana Slices, Freeze Dried Whole Blueberries, or Freeze Dried Ground Beef among many other types of Provident Pantry Freeze Dried Food.

Our Freeze Dried Food has a shelf life of 25+ years and our Dehydrated Foods have a shelf life of 20+ years stored in optimal conditions.  Click Here For Information on Shelf Life.


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Food orders MAY take 1 to 2 weeks to process due to high demand. We appreciate your patience.

You can Mix and Match 6 Provident Pantry Cans ONLY to make a Case!  
For Example:  You MUST order 6, 12, 36, or 60 Cans, etc.

REMEMBER - Your order NEEDS to be a MINIMUM of 6 Provident Pantry Cans to make a Case.

Fruits and vegetables should be part of any diet. Times of disaster aren’t an exception, and your stock of food for emergency preparedness should have enough freeze-dried fruits and vegetables. We carry #10 cans of Provident Pantry fruits and vegetables, sold individually or in blends. Find apples, peaches, and bananas to compliment your breakfast cereal, and asparagus and mushrooms to add to dinner or lunch. Preparation for these Provident Pantry freeze-dried foods involves taking a serving of a fruit or vegetable – about three-quarters of a cup – and mixing it with water. After the mix sits, the food rehydrates and can be consumed cold or combined with other ingredients to make a meal.