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UGR Eggs

Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 10:35 pm
by shawker71
I ordered several bags of UGR BIB Dehydrated Eggs w/Butter. The outer bag gives no indication of preparation and I started asking around but no answers. These are produced by Mountain House for the govt.
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I decided to open one and see if I could prepare these. Luckily the directions are on the bag.
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Mixing directions are straight forward, uncap bag and add water to fill line. Shake and knead until mixed.
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It says these are a boil in bag. I would not recommend this unless you have a UGR cooker. I tried using a pot and melted part of the bag. Instead I tried them in a frying pan.
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I decided to add some cubed ham I had plus salt, pepper and a little cheese. They came out like I had cracked the eggs myself. There is a slightly different taste which I am guessing had to do with the butter flavor.
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Overall, if you need the equivalent of roughly 18 scrambled eggs for a meal them these will fit the bill. I hope you enjoyed.
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Re: UGR Eggs

Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2017 12:20 am
by parafireboy
Nice review! I've always been curious about those. I've seen them on eBay before, but I've never had them yet. I need to get one to try out. Thanks for sharing!

Re: UGR Eggs

Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2017 4:34 am
by sourwes
I have wondered about those as well. How do they compare to the Eggs in the LRP rations, which I,m not a big fan of?

Re: UGR Eggs

Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2017 6:32 am
by housil
Great - thx for the review!
shawker71 wrote:
I tried using a pot and melted part of the bag.
I guess it touched the hot bottom of the pot?

Re: UGR Eggs

Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2017 7:19 am
by shawker71
sourwes wrote:I have wondered about those as well. How do they compare to the Eggs in the LRP rations, which I,m not a big fan of?
The eggs in the LRP are cooked and then freeze dried. These are raw eggs that have been dehydrated.

Housil, yes I am guessing it touched on the bottom. UGR cooking stoves have a perforated basket inside to protect the items being boiled if I am not mistaken

Re: UGR Eggs

Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2017 10:48 am
by cavguy
The way you cooked them in the pan is better, every time I had these "boiled in bag" either the cooks added too much water, or the excess water failed to evaporate from the bag causing "watery" eggs....

Re: UGR Eggs

Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2017 7:35 pm
by NuWorldMann
I actually love scrambled dehydrated eggs over fresh scrambled eggs..I got some of these off eBay and received them today. Got 1 bag of the eggs, a tray of gnarly sausage links and a tray of maple/breakfast cake that's oh so moist! God bless trans fats! I'll prolly make some eggs tonight and do them up in small batches (obviously..unless I'm feeding a company). The links tho..oh mannnn lol. I guess they're ok..kinda plastic-y and oily. They had a production date of August 2012.

Re: UGR Eggs

Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2017 8:36 pm
by shawker71
Nuworldmann, I have the links as well. I had to freeze them After opening the 5.5lb tray. I am going to take a stab you got them from Chris from TX on eBay. I have bought a bunch of stuff from him.

Re: UGR Eggs

Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2017 9:18 pm
by NuWorldMann
Yep, got them from Chris..he's definitely got alot of stuff that's for sure. I love rations but it's nice to see some of the UGR components too!

Re: UGR Eggs

Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2017 6:47 am
by housil
NuWorldMann wrote:(...) and a tray of maple/breakfast cake that's oh so moist! (...) The links tho..oh mannnn lol. I guess they're ok..kinda plastic-y and oily.
The cakes are always great!
As I don´t like sausages at all, I never had any sausage tray ration yet and if I see that opened one - I won´t in the future too. Starving isn´t that bad once you got used to it... :wink:

But I like to hear how they tasted to you.