MRE's

[Icarry2]

FYI,

MREInfo.com - Home

The white MRE's (R-CW - Ration - Cold Weather) are no longer maintained now they are (M-CW/LRP Meal - Cold Weather / Long Range Patrol)..

More info here..

http://www.troopsupport.dla.mil/subs/support/qapubs/appa/index.asp

 

[GlockPaperScissors]

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...

A lot of guys would mix everything together and said with that and the hot sauce it was all more bearable.

That's understandable. The only parts I don't really like are the desserts. I tried one of the muffin tops once, it was pretty gross. The cheese and crackers are really good. I don't know how they make that cheese sauce, but it's freaking delicious. I haven't tried the notorious omelet one, but I'm not sure I'd ever want to.

 

[worddoer]

Here is an option that I recently purchased. $70 for a month worth of freeze dried food. I bought one for each member of the family.

But $70 is the sale price and they are normally $87. Sams Club has them on sale thru 12/17. If you are interested...you better hurry.

Augason Farms 30-Day Food Storage Emergency All-in-One Pail - Sam's Club

 

[wabash]

Group buy for MRE's .....

you have guts just mentioning "group buy" and "MRE" in the same sentence.

 

[shibumiseeker]

you have guts just mentioning "group buy" and "MRE" in the same sentence.

The last two went smoothly because I bought and paid for the pallet up front. Most people even paid eventually. You can see who did and didn't in the group buy threads

 

[dudley0]

Shibumiseeker's GB was well done for sure. Only problem, which wasn't due to him, was getting stuff transported.

I got mine through a supply chain of sorts. I appreciated all the effort on all involved.

Actually had considered a new GB where the pallet starts a little more central to the state. Might make it easier for a different crowd. I am just not sure I could deal with it all.

 

[huey]

Shibumiseeker's GB was well done for sure. Only problem, which wasn't due to him, was getting stuff transported.

I got mine through a supply chain of sorts. I appreciated all the effort on all involved.

Actually had considered a new GB where the pallet starts a little more central to the state. Might make it easier for a different crowd. I am just not sure I could deal with it all.

I you do can those close to evv get there's befor it go's north????

Im in for 4 cases
and could hold some for the evansville crowd { If some lifts them for me}

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

Coleman's

MREs (Meals Ready to Eat), Case of 12 - $54.95 :: Colemans Military Surplus LLC - Your one-stop US and European Army/Navy surplus store with products for hunting, camping, emergency preparedness, and survival gear

 

[FortWayneGunfighter]

60 has been the average rate that I can find for some time now...

I wouldn't exactly stockpile them though. They are NOT good for your body at all...

and they take like crap too haha right brother!

 

[colt45er]

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.

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?

Most of the newer ones are not nearly as bad as the older ones. For a high calorie ready to eat meal, hard to beat.

 

[GlockPaperScissors]

Most of the newer ones are not nearly as bad as the older ones. For a high calorie ready to eat meal, hard to beat.

I've only tried the newer ones. I haven't been disgusted by any of it yet.

 

[Tc343]

If you are still interested in getting some MREs check out my post in the Classified here's a link.

Hopefully this isn't against rules I didn't see anything about posting about another link in the forums. If it is I appalogize.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ue_mre_cases_12_mres_in_each.html#post3635123

 

[Tactical Dave]

I don't think I have ever seen them cheaper then 50 somrthing a case for a year or so old box... Have seen old stuff for less. Unless it is a group buy low 60 range is about what to expect for a good deal. Have seen good deals on eBay but pay attention to the shipping costs... Some guys will eat you alive on shipping.

P.s. I personally like eating the mre's... Have had some Vietnam era/gulf war ones back in the day and those were not bad.... The K ration stuff that they put in the big metal tubs was death..... The Mac and cheese tore everyone up...