Didnt see this posted anywhere,
14 differnt rations and contents pictures courtsey of the ny times:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010 ... rtson.html
AND a related article:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/05/weeki ... .html?_r=1
International rations on newyork times website
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Re: International rations on newyork times website
I even know where he got the rations.. haha
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3888
Nice, but I miss the Dutch one.
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3888
Nice, but I miss the Dutch one.
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Re: International rations on newyork times website
Yup... that was the same person who did the photos.
Personally, I think they should have kept some of the packaging, or at least staged it more appealing. For example, the RCIR has so much more food than what is pictured. They only showed one meal from the Norwegian pack.
I also liked how they added the skittles to menu 2. Looks like 2009 version?
Personally, I think they should have kept some of the packaging, or at least staged it more appealing. For example, the RCIR has so much more food than what is pictured. They only showed one meal from the Norwegian pack.
I also liked how they added the skittles to menu 2. Looks like 2009 version?
Re: International rations on newyork times website
Did anyone notice the Swedish ration? That by far that is new to me and perhaps one of the most hard to get rations. Lithuania is a rarely seen one too.