I ended up with a lot of the green water-activated flameless ration heaters (FRH) after heating mostly all of my MREs using other methods. These have a date code of 9110 and (obviously) have never been used. I have at least 12 of them. Let me know if you're interested. I was about to list these star...

He actually had them up on "Make an Offer" Let's just say - I live relatively close to where he's located, I used the button and gave a price that would make him pay for 75% of the shipping costs, and ended up getting a decent deal on two boxes of these. $130 bottom line for 2 boxes shipped to the b...

Yeah, MRE*Star is awful when it comes to quality.

I gave those a try - the juice powder was always moist and clumped up. No wonder they don't make MREs for the military - their quality isn't up to par.

Yeah, I figured - well, these cost less than individual meals when you consider the amount.

So - 18 people means 18 meals, not 18 servings?

Eg. if everyone gets three scoops of corned beef hash or something, that'll feed 18?

I'm a college student, and I only have this tiny refrigerator in my room to store groceries. When I look at prices, convenience, etc. the T-packs seem to be the best deal. However, as I'm only one person, there's no way I can finish three squad trays without destorying myself. Looking at how much I ...

I simply Googled from them.

For the 21% discount, you have: WARRIFLES and CALGUNS

There's a few more codes for lesser discounts that I have directly obtained from MREDepot.

At mredepot.com - $80 + 21% coupon code discount + no shipping (pickup), it's $63/case.

At theepicenter.com, $72 + shipping comes up to about $85/case.

I've tried the Menu C's and have been quite impressed by them. The question is - does Sure-Pak compare at all for a higher price (since there's always these crazy coupon codes for those Menu Cs)> The main complaint i have about Menu C is the lack of variety in sides and drink mixes. Does Sure-Pak ad...

Has anyone tried the MREs available at Long Life Food?

They seem to be quite comprehensive, but I'm not sure if they're decent or not. Which company makes the components?

$82 may seem very expensive, but they seem to have an interesting offering.

When used in context of the Roast Duck, the orangesauce is unfortunately, really gross and clumpy.