U.S. Meal Ready to Eat (Variety Pack of 12) – Nutritional Emergency Food Rations - Freeze Dried Food w/Flameless Heaters, Entree, Side Dishes, & More - MRE Kit for Emergency Survival, Hunting, & More

アメリカの軍用レーション24種中12種が入っています。海外の食品にもれず、脂っこさがややありますが、日常で食べるレトルトと大差はないです。ただトルティーヤ作成セットについてるシーチキンはおいしくないです。

This was my first order ever placed with this company and I'm very satisfied. Came quickly and arrived just as expected and in great condition. Many years of life left on these MREs. Great variety. I got box A with 12 meals. I will definitely be ordering again. These are great for emergencies or even when you just don't feel like cooking. Tastes great and I enjoy the assortment. Great value for the money.

MRE reviewPackage arrived fully intact, two bands and the top flaps sealed. The internal packaging looked factory and untouched. Writing all over it stating it is U.S. Government property and unlawful for commercial resale…I like that.Zero complaints about package condition or delivery time. These look to be just like the MREs I have seen in the past and authentic U.S. Govt.Packing slip included this info: Manufacture date 6/2011 insp/test date 6/2014 stored in walk in cooler guaranteed freshness average shelf life 3-5 years. I have had MRE’s well past ten years old and although some items did go bad like cheese sauce and gum, the primary items like entrées were OK to eat. They were not stored in climate controlled place so I’m sure if you keep them out of the heat for most of their life they will be edible for a very long time.Came with 12 different meals. The meal packs only have what the entre is on them, not a list of the other stuff. There was a condiment pack with instant coffee, creamer, sugar, salt (no pepper sadly, probably because it makes you sneeze…not good in a foxhole), two chicklets gum squares, matches, mini napkins and a moist towelette. There was also a very sturdy plastic spoon that could be re-used.My food review is based on the fact that these are for “emergency” or light transport use…not expected to be “fine dining”. Also I picked the meal that looked to me to be the hardest to simulate and package or otherwise what I thought would be the worst meal in the dozen.-Pepperoni pizza crackers=these are “Combos” brand name type snacks. How can they suck?-Cheese spread with bacon (fortified)=Kind of like that cheese in a spray can stuff or “whiz”. While I don’t normally eat that stuff, I have loved it since childhood. I squirted it on the pizza Combos and it was good.-Beverage base powder orange=This is what you need the spoon for and also the coffee in this kit. It’s essentially Tang. It clumped up a bit in the bottom of a glass but was ok for what it was. They assume you have a canteen by the way. You need water and MREs do not come with water…but still better than those freeze dried meals that require a lot of water. People sometimes forget that water is the most important supply of all and those freeze dried foods require potable water. Canned foods such as green beans actually come with extra water in the can…saturated with nutrients you can drink.-Nut and raisin mix: Gave it to my wife, that’s more her thing. No report yet but I imagine it is very acceptable.-Wheat snack bread twin pack: These are like a soft cracker or a thin dense bread. They seemed to be shaped similar to the beef patty as if you should make a sandwich. I tried that but I heated them in a toaster over and got them too done. They would have been better at room temp. But, they were edible and I ate all of it, but separate from the patty.-Beef patty, grilled: This is kind of like a canned meat product. It was in a patty shape and smelled a lot like spam, but didn’t really taste like it. It did not appear to have any fake grill marks but I don’t care, if I’m hungry I just want edible food. I also over heated this in the toaster oven and dried it out. There was fluid in the package that would have kept the patty moist if heated in the pouch it came in. I had decided to start saving the heater packs when I sample these at home. So the patty was decent but would have been better I think right out of the package just warmed.-Barbeque sauce: A sweet barbeque sauce like any other at the supermarket. Pretty standard and good. My preference is a more vinegary BBQ sauce but this is an MRE, can’t be picky in an emergency.I didn’t try the instant coffee or gum. I can imagine what those taste like. But, even instant coffee is a treat in a real emergency.So, like my review of the civilian version of MRE recently purchased, I have to give this five stars because the product was exactly as advertised and met my expectations. This is survival/battle/emergency food, and that’s what I expected to get. And the price was fair. As soon as I bought the civilian version of MREs on Amazon the seller jacked the price up. This product will probably do the same since people are starting to sense that our current government may not be watching out for us or tell us of impending natural disasters for fear of the population going crazy ahead of such an event.Prepare the best you can out there people. Worst case scenario is you have all this stuff and nothing happens. Don’t bankrupt yourself with it though…everything in moderation…foil hats don’t really protect you!

Well packed and taste good.

I'd been meaning to buy some MREs to have around the house in case of power failures, appliance breakdowns, road trips, etc., so I bought menus 1-12 to try them out. They arrived in fine condition but the special seal that lets you know how long they have been stored was missing. Shortly after getting them, I had a power failure which knocked out my stove so I pulled one out and tried it. Awesome! The pouch heater was easy to use and the meal (# 1 - Chile and Beans) was hot and satisfying, if a little bland. The coffee was hot and tasted OK. The vanilla "shake" tasted sort of like one but was nothing more than flavored water. It may not agree with weaker stomachs. The meal also included cheese whip, crackers, a toaster pastry, condiments, chewing gum, matches, spoon and a paper towel. All you need are scissors to open it up.I'm definitely going to order meals 13-24. You get 12 meals for the price of a week's supermarket shopping for a single person, or about $10 each, including a large shipping fee. A search of the internet told me that the meals are rated for a three year shelf life at 80 degrees F, so I figure on having one or two every season until I run out. Then I'll get more for sure. I brought another one to work a few weeks ago and everyone was watching me closely as I brought it out in the dining area. One of them lives out in the country and she was so impressed that she is going to buy some for emergencies as well!