T-Rat's..or Tray Ration if you prefer, your reviews wanted.

Reviews and taste-tests of any MREs from 1981-present
Nawt
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Re: T-Rat's..or Tray Ration if you prefer, your reviews want

Post by Nawt » Mon Mar 17, 2014 4:16 pm

Bypah wrote:.....

I still have a few left of "mystery meats" with gravy left.

Peace!
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haha, 'mystery meats''. that's a good one, but it's bang on!
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Post by mreheater72 » Tue Mar 18, 2014 3:59 pm

mreheater72 wrote:...I´m sure the "EST" number is not the date code, although I don´t know what "EST" means (it appears on many US ration items), perhaps someone here can help.

...Here some "EST"-numbers, note that the "EST" 13018 of Nawts tray ration produced by STAR FOOD PROCESSING, INC. is the same as from MRE entrees produced by STAR FOOD PROCESSING, INC. :!: :!: :!: It seems that every company has its own "EST" :idea: :?: :...
housil wrote: …Maybe any markings like these here?
Yes, maybe.

Here is a link for a PDF with US "ESTABLISHMENT NUMBERS":

http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/wcm/connec ... OD=AJPERES

If you e. g. search in the document for "19076", you will find "THE WORNICK COMPANY".

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Post by Nawt » Tue Mar 18, 2014 4:39 pm

wow that's really cool.
Thanks Mreheater for the file. I'll make myself familiar with it.

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Post by Bypah » Tue Mar 18, 2014 11:41 pm

Nawt wrote:
haha, 'mystery meats''. that's a good one, but it's bang on!
Nawt, I'm not joking. You can distinguish the difference between sausage or beef and gravy. Both look and taste the same. :shock:
So I call it "mystery meat" which warmed with some nice biscuits, crackers or bread goes down easy and fill your stomach good. :mrgreen:
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Post by Nawt » Sun Mar 23, 2014 4:47 am

It made me smile for a while. Not that I don't trust the Gov't or the USDA but the funny thing was that last year here in Holland there was a 'fuzz' about a meat processing company / food group that sold horse meat as beef and had horse meat blended with beef! But didn't tell or label it.
It surfaced and they had to recall all meat produced back to two years ago. Yeah right ... as if that would be on the shelves still :roll: . hahaha, most of it was already eaten.
So there was a joke going round that the only way to be sure not to eat any horsemeat was to eat fish :mrgreen:

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Post by housil » Sun Mar 23, 2014 6:09 am

We had that horse meat in the lasagna dishes. Lot´s of joking about... :mrgreen:

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Post by Bypah » Sun Mar 23, 2014 9:16 pm

I have tasted horse meat in France and let me tell you...is good. :mrgreen:
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Post by housil » Mon Mar 24, 2014 9:53 am

Bypah wrote:I have tasted horse meat in France and let me tell you...is good. :mrgreen:
As long as you know you are eating/buying horse meat it´s OK. But here in Europa, they sold this horse meat as (more expansive) beef... :evil:

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