UGR Coffee Cake

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UGR Coffee Cake

Post by Name_not_found » Wed Jan 25, 2012 12:16 am

Friend of a friend was able to find some URGs for me to try out.
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First on the list: Coffee Cake with Cinnamon Crumb
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18 Servings, 1 ounce shy of 3 pounds is a lot of cake
First challenge was to figure out how old this was, thanks to another thread and mreheater72 it seems to be 2002 production.
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135th day of 2002
Since this is cake i did not want to heat the tray, so i moved on to opening the can.
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This guy works just fine
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But i used this one today since i had it
The can opened easily and there was a pleasant smell, not much cinnamon, more of a heavy pound cake like smell
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The topping is still in the right place for the most part
Sliced in to 18 pieces as per the directions
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Closeup
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Re: UGR Coffee Cake

Post by Name_not_found » Wed Jan 25, 2012 12:20 am

Tasting:
The cake was very tasty, if you have had canned cake before you know what to expect.
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Flavor wise, a medium strength vanilla flavor with light hints of cinnamon
Texture is a soft moist dense cake, much like pound cake
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There was a slight after taste i think was like carnation instant breakfast
I decided to spice it up a little
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Overall this was great 10 year old cake! It wont last long here
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Re: UGR Coffee Cake

Post by cavguy » Wed Jan 25, 2012 11:12 am

I remember that one too pretty good tasting! Been trying to find one of those online for a few but no luck. When I was on active duty I took 3 trays of the Coffee Cake home with me, ate one then could not bring myself to eat the others so I sold them to some surplus store! Wish I had kept them now...

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Re: UGR Coffee Cake

Post by housil » Wed Jan 25, 2012 11:19 am

I *love* the T-18 cakes :D

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Re: UGR Coffee Cake

Post by mreheater72 » Thu Jan 26, 2012 5:42 pm

Name_not_found, thank you very much for that detailed and informative review with great photos :D :D :D ! Yes, I would also vote for 2002 production!

I also like that metal tray cakes! Their shelf-life is very good (I ate some 12 year old cake and it was still fine) and the taste is typical "US military ration" (like good old MCI cakes). What a pity that they stopped producing them :( !

The additional pudding is great for sure. I will try that, too :D !
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Re: UGR Coffee Cake

Post by Bypah » Fri Jan 27, 2012 10:10 pm

housil wrote:I *love* the T-18 cakes :D
Me too :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
But I'm trying to shed some pounds and I can't eatthat whole tray since my other half doesn't like them. :roll: :(
But at least they are good for trade.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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