EPA III

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EPA III

Post by Garron » Sat Feb 24, 2007 11:49 am

Hey guys,

just got as steal off ebay.co.uk (I think it is anyway, as German EPA normally sells for over £20 $45*)

a 2004 German EPA III for the Grand sum of £12 ($20*)

can any german or any other please tell me what meal would be in that?

Thanks

Garron

* working at a estimate

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Post by jubifahrer » Sat Feb 24, 2007 12:05 pm

Hi Garron,

in a 2004 type III are hamburger pattys in tomato sauce and vegetarian chilli.
The type III is without pork.

At german ebay you have to pay 5 to 8 euro for one epa.

best regards

jubifahrer
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Post by Garron » Sat Feb 24, 2007 12:15 pm

Danke jubifahrer

It sounds quite nice, £12 is about 15-17 Euro

On ebay.co.uk EPA's are a rare thing, only 1 or 2 are listed, same for MRE.

It is the same for me, British 24-hours packs are common and sell for £3-10.(depends on the age and menu)

Garron

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Post by jubifahrer » Sat Feb 24, 2007 12:35 pm

Were you come from, Garron?

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Post by Garron » Sat Feb 24, 2007 6:36 pm

I am from the UK, Wales.

I wish I had picked up some EPA's when I was in Germany last year, o well always next time

Garron

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Post by jubifahrer » Sat Feb 24, 2007 7:11 pm

is shipment so expensive from germany ? why do you not buy some epas on german ebay ?

best regards

jubifahrer

EDIT:

i take a look online. shipment for two or three EPA will kost 13,90 euro to GB.

so if you by 3 epas for maybe 20 euro an add the shipment of 14 euro, you will pay 34 euro. that will bee £23 , means 8 for each one ;)

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Post by Enchilada » Sat Feb 24, 2007 8:05 pm

Hello Garron
Im over the border in England, you want to know your EPA so here goes.
Hamburger mit tomaten is beef patties in sauce.
The other main meal is a vegetarian stir-fry with tofu-nicer than it sounds.
The small packets are two beef sausage type spreads one with pistachios,
the kase mit grunpeffer is cheese spread with green peppers-nice and spicy like American cheese with jalapeno spread. :lol: (My fav)
You also get a couple of jams various flavours.
Right hartkeks? these are like biscuits, digestives but harder.
The can of brot is bread-rye bread German style-I love this stuff, goes great with beer very good for you. Volkenbrot I belive the German name is.
You got various other bits including coffee(quite decent), instant tea(not my cup of) and powdered fruit drinks-full of vits-good for hangovers.
Much of the German stuff is quite good quality, maybe not to Brit tastes but good nevertheless.
Enjoy your EPA Garron I've ate a few myself.
BTW has anyone had a Spanish Racion?

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Post by Garron » Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:16 am

To be honest jubifahrer I had never really thought of buying EPA from ebay.de, and I thank you for puting the idea to me, seems like the best way to get them.

The guy i bought it from is a UK solider stationed in Germany, so hes made a profit from it, (as hes a serving solider I don't mind)

Hi Enchilada,

Seems like both of our luck was out with the rugby yesterday :cry:

it sounds quite nice, the tofu mayby not too my taste but I will give it a try.

I am quite used to german food stuff, as my mother lived there whilst my grandfather was in the army (1960's and 70's) so i grew up around it, on my visit to germany last year to see family it was the same, I quite like german food.

I don't think the Germans drink much tea,

The MRE cheese and jalapeno was great so I am looking forward to this

I don't doubt german quality at all.

Thanks

Garron

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Post by jubifahrer » Sun Feb 25, 2007 12:02 pm

hi Enchilada,

the main menue changed in 2003 from

2002
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2003

in a 2004 type III has to be chilli without meat.

best regards jubifahrer

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Post by BigMark » Sun Feb 25, 2007 3:12 pm

Doesn't it really say Something american-style vegetable chili ? Or does the Suda part mean ohne or something similar? I'm being lazy and not babelfishing it. :roll:

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