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Shooter
Same here, I never buy because they are too expensive it seems. I found some freeze dried dinners at Gander Mountain in the camping section that look pretty good and seemed reasonably priced. I still wouldn't mind getting smaller field kits though, like true military MRE's.
Depending on where you live,
McCullough Military Surplus has both A and B cases for $60 when you buy two.
They are located at
40 East National Ave
Brazil, IN 47834
(812) 448-8882
I just talked to them and they have stock..
TJ
McCullough Military Surplus has both A and B cases for $60 when you buy two.
They are located at
40 East National Ave
Brazil, IN 47834
(812) 448-8882
I just talked to them and they have stock..
TJ
I would say, look on amazon, but be careful, not all of those are the military MREs styled ones. As another already stated, some of the freeze dried food is a lot better then the MREs. Find a couple foods, or MREs that are the ones you like and start saving those. If you are getting the cases, they are usually mixed meals, and I know some will eat anything, but there are some in there that I will not eat, so I try to pick and chose when I am getting my rations like that. Just my 2 cents.
SaintsNSinners
Shooter
LOL
I'm sure surplus stores have PILES of omelette MREs....
Dont forget the bean filled vegetarian MRE
I've had really good luck from eBay.
I agree with the1kidd03, you don't want to live on those things. The military considers them "short term meals", and they mean it. I keep a case on hand in case of bad weather induced power-outages.
Maybe if you mixed them with White Castle's the effects would balance each other out? (Gack)
I agree with the1kidd03, you don't want to live on those things. The military considers them "short term meals", and they mean it. I keep a case on hand in case of bad weather induced power-outages.
Maybe if you mixed them with White Castle's the effects would balance each other out? (Gack)
I would advise against getting cases of mre's as stated earlier there are meals that i would rather die than eating, omelette, and when i was in the service i would usualy strip my mres down to the entree and the snack. hot sauce is a must. sportsmans guide or cheaper than dirt will allow you to buy the entrees and snack seperately wich IMO is better. but in all honesty, my last deployment i only ate the mres when I ran out of Mountain House meals. wich are also available in builk and taste 300 times better. on a side note, i was stationed in alaska, and we would get mres in a white bag. they are arctic MRE and are freeze dried and tasted better and didnt mess with my system as much. but still it was an mre. just some food for thought.
Grunt
Shooter
If you have a buddy that is Active Duty military, National Guard, Reserve or a military retiree, you can have them buy them and/or order them from the Ft. Harrison commissary.
I don't remember the pricing, but you can buy them by the case or by individual meals.
LOL
I'm sure surplus stores have PILES of omelette MREs....
All the newer cases that I have seen, no longer have the omelet, but have the vegetarian ones. Honestly, i liked the omelet one better, barely.
There are plenty of places that sell the freeze dried foods, or even the way to make your own freeze dried, or canned foods yourself. Would suggest those over the MREs, have eaten more then I could count in the years that I have been in.
GlockPaperScissors
Sharpshooter
The vegetarian pastas are actually pretty good. I put some hot sauce in one of those and it was freaking delicious. Is it weird that I like them?
The vegetarian pastas are actually pretty good. I put some hot sauce in one of those and it was freaking delicious. Is it weird that I like them?
no not wierd. just a tad off lol. besides someone has to eat them.
It's not weird that you like them. Heck I "like" them. They aren't bad really, but when you practically LIVE on them week after week...The vegetarian pastas are actually pretty good. I put some hot sauce in one of those and it was freaking delicious. Is it weird that I like them?
A lot of guys would mix everything together and said with that and the hot sauce it was all more bearable.
