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Hey Guys,

Didnt have long to leave before work on Sunday so I thought I was have a quick lunch, I've been slowly picking through my test FSR (I've kept one and tested the other) and figured I'd finish off the remaining parts. I had the Chicken, Tortillas and fat free mayo = Chicken wrap
The chicken was really good, I was expecting a reformed mush, this seem to have the texture of real chicken... Though it needed to be drained a little as there was some liquid at the bottom of the pack. I'd guess as its a Civilian brand the US members might have had it before.
I was somewhat weary of using the Mayo... being over a year old. It looked and tasted fine.
It was really good, quick and filling. I'd gladly make them again. One down one to go
Even one of my cats enjoyed the left over Chicken Gaz

You know it's a good lunch when even the cat will eat it!

nice pics

i had the same looking yesterday - but i had the tuna in water. lookd really the same. and the taste was goooooood! FSR are really first class menus!

i was wondering - a wornick made tortilla in a sopacko packed fsr?!

the accessory packets are great also! it is specially marked with "FSR"

The chicken pouch looks like a "Starkist "brand one. They have those new retorts packages of chicken,tuna,albacore and salmon.
Sometimes the tuna tastes like chicken... and makes you wonder....

Also other company "Chicken of the sea" has them too but in green.
Peace!

Garron wrote:
I was somewhat weary of using the Mayo... being over a year old. It looked and tasted fine.

If it´s "fat free" that should mean there is no oil in, a main ingredient of mayo. No oil = no spoil

housil wrote: If it´s "fat free" that should mean there is no oil in, a main ingredient of mayo. No oil = no spoil

The other main ingredient is eggs, which spoil easy.
It would be interesting to see how they do make it !

there is still oil in he mayo, but it is not the main ingredient

yamalube wrote:there is still oil in he mayo, but it is not the main ingredient

Regular mayo is mad from up to 80% oil, so oil is THE main ingredient of a mayo.

If this FSR mayo is fat free, how could it made from oil?! Oil = fat

So the FSR fat free mayo should have no oil, isn´t it?! I doesn´t want to open my FSR bags just to look for the ingrediens

it contains a small amount of soybean oil, but the main ingredients are water, starch, sugar

yamalube wrote:it contains a small amount of soybean oil

Where?!


(foto shot thru the bag, sry for bad quality)

and how can they call it fat free if there were any kind of oil in?!
Would be nice to see the back side if it say: Fat 0%