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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between the Freedom and the Liberty Units?
Each one-year supply (The Freedom Unit or Liberty Unit) contains over 48 types of food. All food is super dried (dehydrated) which allows for 30 to 60 servings in each #10 can. After adding water back, all you do is cook like you would with fresh, raw food - enjoying recipes from your favorite cookbooks. The one-year units provide 2200-2300 calories when stored with the suggested quantity of wheat and sugar. (See list).

What is the difference between dehydrated foods and freeze dried foods?
There are several differences between dehydrated foods and freeze dried foods. Dehydrated foods are shrunk down in size so you get a lot of servings in each can. Freeze dried foods retain their same size and shape so you would need several freeze dried cans to equal the same number of servings as in one can of dehydrated food. This increases the amount of storage space needed. Freeze dried foods usually have more preservatives. One advantage of freeze dried is there is usually more variety in the fruits and vegetables. Freeze dried supplementary packs (fruits, vegetables and entrees) are available.

Are there foods available without soy?
There is a lot of controversy about soy. The textured vegetable protein (TVP) in the units is made from soy flour. (Our supplier certifies that the TVP is non-GMO). A NON-TVP Liberty Unit is available that contains no TVP. The TVP is replaced with more rice, beans and sprouting seeds.

Is there a special unit for diabetics?
There are a couple of items in the Freedom and Liberty Units in particular - apple drink, pudding and the tropical fruit mix - that have some sugar added. These would most likely need to be eliminated. All of the Ama-amA Products in the Freedom Unit along with the Nutrition Case have been tested for their glysemic rating and are appropriate for diabetic use. Any items that are not within the customers' tolerances can be traded for other items.

Is there a gluten-free unit?
It is suggested that folks look at the foods in the Liberty Unit and see which of those foods they are presently eating. We can then customize an order. (The Freedom Unit has foods that are mixed into recipes that would most likely have ingredients that would not be acceptable).

Is the food kosher?
The textured vegetable protein (TVP) is certified kosher.

Why is there no pancake or muffin mix in the units?
Filler or flour-based items like muffin mix, biscuit mix, pancake mix, etc. are never included in the units since they will go rancid in a year or two.

What are the Ama-amA products?
These products are a nutrient dense blend of fruits, grains and seeds. Each ingredient is important to create its excellent nutritional value and flavor. Amaranth and real fruit powders are two of the key ingredients. Amaranth - called the "super food" by the ancient Aztecs - has a balance of amino acids making it an excellent source of high quality, balanced protein, which is more complete than the protein found in most seeds and grains. Amaranth contains large amounts of dietary fiber, iron and calcium as well as other vitamins and minerals.
Amaranth Energy Bars
High quality enzyme active fruit/grain based nutrition bars
Great for hiking, snacks and meal replacement
A complete meal with 16 grams of balanced protein per serving
Add water and mix.
Amaranth Breakfast Cereals
Instant-does not need cooking
Far more nutritious than regular cereals/enzyme active
Provides 12 grams of protein per serving with plenty of fiber
Amaranth Instant Fruit Juices (Jama Juice)
Enzyme active fruit and vegetable juices by just adding water
Fresh juice without the squeezing
Better than fresh and full of extra protein and fiber

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