Norwegian breakfast Cereals w/ rapsberries

[Bypah]

stick4543 wrote:
So my question for you guys is: now that I am involved with MREs, you guys only eat them the way soldiers do in the field or do you cook 'em at home and add what you have in the fridge/cupboards?

I eat my MRE's or any othe ration straight up...that means cold. Yes I use the heaters from time to time but is a hazzle.
Even at home I eat them cold,ocassionally I "pimp" them a little or nuke them.....
I assume in a real combat situation and your hungry there is no time to fumble with the heaters unless you're in a "secured area".

That's why I like this.....

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Peace!

[stick4543]

Those pictures of Spam remind me of something. This summer I went to Ontario to visit some family and friends. I had dinner with my mom's brother and his wife. When I got there, he'd already eaten and I was going to have lasagna with Aunt Elza. I said to Harold, "You having soem lasagna with us?" He said, "I wouldn't eat something like that. You have no idea whats in it." I said, "What did you have for dinner?"

"A hot dog."

[Bypah]

@ stick4543...

[Cracker]

Hotdogs and lasagna have the same ingredients, we use to call it militay mystery meat.

[rationtin440]

now that I think about it I cannot recall any cases of soldiers in my unit being sickened by milk in the field, except when they drank it instead of water on hot days.