texrdnec wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 6:36 pm

animal cookies are made out of flour and sugar, which are already plant based

I guess I've been doing animal cookies all wrong then

I noticed the prices have gone way down on eBay as well, there must have been a flood of surplus ones from something? Last I looked they were closer to double that!

Doing some training with the first "new" MREs I've had in a couple of years and noticed the new packaging. Is there any info on how the new packaging would affect shelf stability? It's definitely thinner packaging than the old stuff, and perhaps the clear plastic might allow some UV in to degrade th...

After some trades that fell through, I still have the following available:

2x Golden Harvest Cake
1x Breakfast Cake
2x Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies

The packaging says commercial production, obviously before 2006

Is there a date code pressed or stamped in the packaging anywhere? Sometimes they can be kind of light and hard to see.

Mountain House is good stuff... Also like the Hazelnut Chocolate

You can get Scho-ka-kola from Varusteleka, fairly reasonable shipping to both the US and the EU:
https://www.varusteleka.com/en/group/ch ... nacks/1914

That's nice that it has a full year shown, I wish they would use a 5 digit date on the outer packaging of the others to take the guess work out of which decade it's form.

Hmm, I suppose it's possible they could be from 2009/2010? They were from UGRs used for field training, so hopefully they're 19/20. I've also opened two of the cakes and some cookies and they were still just fine.

housil wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 28, 2022 8:15 am

Trays also have a production date stamped on, see e.g.

Yes, their Julian year is either 9 or 0. I don't remember when they switched to the plastic trays, do you?