Did you ever notice that most MRE entrees are "low fat", means they have less than 3.3g of fat per 100kcal?
e.g.
4 g Fat -> 290kcal = ~1.3g/100kcal
You see?
To me, they didn´t do it to make the soldier to loose weight
Britman's First Strike Ration Review
Re: Britman's First Strike Ration Review
Any food that contains any kind of "fat" will spoil faster in heat.
Did you ever notice that most MRE entrees are "low fat", means they have less than 3.3g of fat per 100kcal?
e.g.
4 g Fat -> 290kcal = ~1.3g/100kcal
You see?
To me, they didn´t do it to make the soldier to loose weight
Did you ever notice that most MRE entrees are "low fat", means they have less than 3.3g of fat per 100kcal?
e.g.
4 g Fat -> 290kcal = ~1.3g/100kcal
You see?
To me, they didn´t do it to make the soldier to loose weight
Re: Britman's First Strike Ration Review
Why is it that only foreign countries have access to FSRs? I have yet to see one sold locally and frankly I'm a bit disappointed.
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Re: Britman's First Strike Ration Review
Except for the spoiling, proteines etc provide much more "valuable" energy then fat.
Fat are pure calories, true.. but proteines fill you up better (you won't be so hungry) because they take longer to digest.
Also very valuable in the field..
Fat are pure calories, true.. but proteines fill you up better (you won't be so hungry) because they take longer to digest.
Also very valuable in the field..
Sure, someone may one day kill me with my own gun.
But they'll have to beat me to death with it because it's empty.
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
But they'll have to beat me to death with it because it's empty.
A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.