Ashens eats crackers/candy B-3 Unit
Posted: Sat Oct 05, 2013 2:35 am
I'm really surprised someone did one of these on camera! Couldn't be happier.
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I'm really surprised someone did one of these on camera! Couldn't be happier.
Re: Ashens eats crackers/candy B-3 Unit
Posted: Sat Oct 05, 2013 3:06 am
Those were good, back then...
Re: Ashens eats crackers/candy B-3 Unit
Posted: Sat Oct 05, 2013 10:45 am
I really loved them and most the candy underneath
Re: Ashens eats crackers/candy B-3 Unit
Posted: Sat Oct 05, 2013 11:46 am
Very good review, and yes when those MCI components start to turn, they want everyone to know it! 
Actually, and this could just be my less than perfect memory as I did turn 49 last month, I recall the crackers tasting like---well---crackers, no sweet taste to them as I recall. The chocolate and toffee disc on the other hand, I loved it, and that and the poundcake were like currency in my first national guard unit. But I have talked with other veterans who served before I did and they said that nothing tasted better than a chocolate toffee disc that was still "useable" but once they turned, nothing tasted worse!
Actually, and this could just be my less than perfect memory as I did turn 49 last month, I recall the crackers tasting like---well---crackers, no sweet taste to them as I recall. The chocolate and toffee disc on the other hand, I loved it, and that and the poundcake were like currency in my first national guard unit. But I have talked with other veterans who served before I did and they said that nothing tasted better than a chocolate toffee disc that was still "useable" but once they turned, nothing tasted worse!Re: Ashens eats crackers/candy B-3 Unit
Posted: Sat Oct 05, 2013 1:10 pm
IIRC, the crackers had a distinct 'soda' taste to them.
Really good with the tiny tin of jam !
Ahh, the (not so) good old days...
Really good with the tiny tin of jam !
Ahh, the (not so) good old days...