Roundhouse Provisions Grass-Fed Beef Sticks | Hurricane Gear Test

Fox - 26 Houston
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Oct 16, 2026
All right, Allison, thank you.
On today's Hurricane Gear Test,
meteorologist John Dawson is talking about options for food.
He recommends your kit contains a balanced mix of nutrients
to keep you fueled during a stressful disaster or evacuation.
That balanced approach to building
an emergency food supply is always best.
So often we get too focused on just trying
to cram calories into our bodies.
We need to remember the importance of protein,
complex carbs, and of course, hydration and
electrolytes.
And so on today's Hurricane Gear Test, we'll be focusing on protein.
Your body requires this nutrient,
and there are lots of ways to get it into your system.
These grass-fed beef sticks are from Roundhouse Provisions.
You may recognize that name, Roundhouse Provisions.
It's the company founded by the American action hero, Chuck Norris.
If you look close, you can see his picture on their products.
Now, I really liked their survival mode emergency ration bars.
And I've also reviewed their three-day emergency meal kit.
Dried meat snacks are usually vacuum sealed, giving them
a long room temperature shelf life without requiring refrigeration.
So I hope you will consider this type of food option.
They are also ready to eat. No prep or heating is needed.
Just open up and take a bite.
Each stick delivers about six grams of protein,
and that's important because protein keeps you
feeling full longer
and helps maintain energy levels during high stressful situations.
These are compact and portable,
taking up minimal space in emergency go bags.
While taste is not at the top of what you look
for in emergency food, I do like these.
It's what you'd expect from a high-quality summer sausage.
The shelf life is 12 months from the manufactured date.
So make sure to check those sell-by dates here
on the top to keep them fresh in your kits.
I give Roundhouse Provisions grass-fed beef sticks
a cat 3 out of 5 on my Hurricane Kit Priority Scale.
a box of 20 sticks costs about 60 bucks.
Would you buy these because of Chuck Norris?
Tell me in a comment on my Facebook page. I'm at John Dawson, Fox 26.
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