Have you ever seen this?

I really like their FD stuff!

noderaser wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 29, 2022 11:15 pm

Hmm, I suppose it's possible they could be from 2009/2010?

Yes, they could.

noderaser wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 29, 2022 1:07 am

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

~2002

noderaser wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 27, 2022 6:54 pm

I think they are all 2019/2020 dates of production,

Trays also have a production date stamped on, see e.g. "3266" so you can make sure their date of production

Never eat any swollen/puffed up containers, it´s probably spoiled (botulism).

texrdnec wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 06, 2022 6:34 pm

fake as they come, hope it's not anybody here bidding

Just out of curiosity, I´m not a WW2 rations expert, how did you recognize it is a fake?

The seller wrote:

"This is not a reproduction, I fully guarantee that and will refund if not satisfied."

Yes, I guess it´s the oil that diffuses.

I have a box where I store/collect all my left overs from rations to eat them "later". One of that drawer has all my cheese, peanuts butter, jams, sauces etc. A certain time ago, I noticed the pouches became "sticky" on the outside and all my hands were "greasy" after touching them. So I cleaned all...

We had a nice summer camp last weekend IMG_8718.JPEG IMG_8731.JPEG beer garden feeling IMG_8737.JPEG BBQ guy IMG_8750.JPEG Mess tent IMG_8739.JPEG kitchen and after the 2009 Buffalo Chicken was spoiled , I tried another MRE from that case: IMG_8740.JPEG IMG_8741.JPEG The M&Ms were mostly "OK", just ...