Future Essentials Sailor Pilot Bread Crackers 9.9 Oz per Can Ship’s Biscuit Ready to Eat Survival Food #2.5 Can (12 Servings Each) Pack of 1 Long-Term Emergency Storage Food 30-Year Shelf Life

Compared to sailor boy pilot crackers. These are OK for the price still high-priced.

When you pop one in your mouth you will swear it taste like a drunk Friday night in the backseat of a Buick behind a dennys if you know what I mean.

I was looking for Sea Pilot water crackers. I thought these were it, but these lack any real flavor. They arrived in a closed tin can. A couple of them were just broken pieces and bits. There was a lot of cracker dust at the bottom. They are hard to the bite (the Sea Pilots are medium al dente), and these are inexplicably expensive for flour, salt and water. The only grounds for recommendation is if you are a prepper and are looking to store foods that will last up to 25 years.

Deceptively small cans - not worth the money.

Interesting product. Purchased as an experiment. Well made and sealed perfectly.

This is for my SIL Santa gift. He was a merchant marine. In the can it lasts 30 years. He should love it. We used to get “hardtack” in San Francisco when I was a child. It was used by miners in the mines.

I read somewhere that the settlers of the Oregon Trail lived off these things as well as whatever else they could catch. That made me curious to find out a little more about them.Not bad, but I'm sure that too much of anything is too much. I'm not suggesting to go out and catch wildlife, but taste a little bit of history for yourself. It's not exactly the same, but close.

Legendary.May not keep foreverbut it will be fresh longer than we will be alive on earth!Kinda pricey ...I had to budget it in..But its nutritional carbs arewithout tons of sugar or unnecessary salt or fatsI bought again...andrecommend having it in any survival pantry. Really.Excellent with organic juice, tea,or wine. I think it will even be fine with beer. ✨