Hi to all, If anyone is interested in having a "brew" sometime, please PM me with your details and I'll send a couple in the post. Tea Bags..jpg Found in my Brit rat packs, except for the Liptons, those were found in my French rat packs. (I don't know or have met anyone who drinks Liptons here in th...

Christmas breakfast gets my vote.

Regards, Norman.

Hi to all, Following on from the You Tube video, this is a link to my postings on the LandRover MilitaryLightweight web site forum from earlier in the year when I visited the island of Jersey to retrace my late mothers life when she was a young girl. http://www.forum.militarylightweight.co.uk/viewto...

Norman- is the "PG Tips tea" loose tea, or bagged? It's one I haven't tried. Hi Rattatto, I believe that PG Tips is still available as "loose". To be honest I've not really noticed any loose tea in the stores, everything is now nearly "bagged", I do remember the day when tea bags were introduced,.....

Hi Kelly,

Good review and photos, nice one!.

Regards, Norman.

Hi to all, Please do not think that we "Brits" drink a "breakfast tea" as different to the rest of the day, also we do not stop everything at 16.00 hrs for "Afternoon tea". A misconception from films etc., however, some people do partake in " Afternnon tea", which costs them a fortune for a brew and...

Hi Norton, Another great review, really enjoy your "outdoor" photo's. Here in the U.K. you can buy the breakfast in cans,.........forget it!, I've eaten tastier wet cardboard. Not a patch on the MRE breakfast. Now my Military Vehicle display season is over, I'll have some time to photo and review my...

Hi Norton,

Another fantastic review and photo's, as usual.

I must use the excuse of "I've just received a new rat pack, I'm away for the weekend" sometime.

Regards, Norman.

NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER, NSN.

FSC, (Federal Supply Code), 89. Subsistence. (Food).

FSC, (Federal Supply Code), 8920, Bakery and Cereal Products.

Cereal, Rolled Oats. Various flavours.

Norman.

Fantastic photos!!, also a very interesting review.

Regards, Norman.