I don't know what they were thinking with this MRE. US Meal Ready to Eat Menu 16 Chicken Fajita is an odd one. Upon review I found it to taste more Asian inspired than Mexican. It can stay in 2007 IMO .

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Not surprised. False advertisement is so common with these. I found a couple Russian languages sites selling it as a military ration. The components are the same as military I suppose.

Let's check out this NATO French Military Individual Combat Ration. The RCIR is the French Armed Forces' equivalent to the US MRE. Instead of a single meal it provides a soldier food for 24-Hours. Rations from France are regarded as some of the very best in the world and for good reason, these thing...

Glad I finally got around to doing a MRE BBQ review! This is US Military Meal Ready to Eat Menu 2 Beef Shredded In Barbecue Sauce from 2019. This ration taste test certainly didn't disappoint. Bar-b-cue in this form is one of few foods that are truly American in origin so I was pleased it had a stro...

I never thought I'd have the chance to review this new 2022 Russian Military IRP-PR. I ordered it back in February, before the invasion. My jaw dropped when it was actually delivered earlier this month. This meal was packed in January of this year making it the newest Russian ration I've ever come a...

This review of 2015 Menu 18 Beef Ravioli in Meat Sauce is the first I've done of a standard US Military Meal Ready to Eat (MRE) in a while. Being cold it looks gross; however, In the taste test I found it to be decent and even good after mixing some components. It has a very Chef Boyardee kind of fe...

The oldest MRE I've ever reviewed! Crazy to think this Meal Ready to Eat was packed 40 years ago in 1982 and now I'm giving it a taste test in 2022. Eating old ration food is always a risk but I got lucky in this case; however, the cheese spread was an abomination that likes of which I never want to...

My buddy and I taste test reviewed a United Nations Patrol Combat Ration Pack Ration from 2018. Like a US MRE, the UN meal has everything needed to keep a soldier going, or in this case a Peace Keeper. It's a bit larger than the American Meal Ready to Eat, providing nutrition for a 12-Hour period as...

If you run across another one let me know! Looks like a super cool rat.

These NEX-XOS Individual Meals Ready to Eat were a new one on me. They are a commercially produced, FEMA approved, civilian emergency food ration made by the same company that put out X MRE & Omeals. Upon review I found them to be a high-speed low-drag option that contained just enough food to make ...