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IMP review- Chili Con Carne

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 2:06 pm
by beazle00
Todays lunch was '06 chili con carne
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here's the meal nicely packed inside
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contents unpacked
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looks as though freddyChef still makes some of the Canadain rations, interestingly nutrional info is not on the boxes but on a piece of paper inside the box
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also interesting is the Canadian version of tabasco packaging in the mini packet
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chili con carne entree
sliced pear side
bread
peanut butter x2
tabasco packet
orange pineapple drink mix
caramel latte coffee mix
instant coffe
whitener
sugar x2
salt & pepper
hershey hugs (white chocolate with dark chocolate striped kisses)
chocolate mint hard candy
matches
spoon and napkin
ration questionare
Today I had the patience to actually boil the entree pouch, I also threw the bread packet in too. After 5 min I pulled the pouch out and opened it. I was greeted with a wonderful chili smell and the sight of ground beef and plump kidney beans
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Entree was damn good tasting, I wished I had saved this for a cold or rainy day. I had sliced the bread in half again and poured chili on one half to make a wonderful open face chili sandwich delicious! I was surprised at how few pears were in the side pouch
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Yet again another tasty meal. I was inspired by Kmans post in the general forum on the ration photo shoot. Next time I'll actually review my pictures to checking the lighting however I was starving
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Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 2:20 pm
by kman
Good review - glad I read it after lunch or else I would have been hungry after seeing those pictures.

Interesting about those Tobasco sauce packets. They sometimes have those at my local Chik-Fil-A (fast-food chicken place). I started collecting some extras for "just in case" but found they weren't too reliable over time. For example, I had a plastic baggie full of them and after a few months, I noticed a few of the packets had started leaking - the tobasco was just eating its way through the seal. I'd be curious to see how they hold up in the IMPs.

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 3:33 pm
by pablo_fiasco
mmm...that looks good...hmm...chili-con-carne eh? may have to track one of these down to have a try