Hey guys,
This is the first time i've seen a comercial pop-tart packed into a MRE package.
comercial pop-tart in mil packing
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Re: comercial pop-tart in mil packing
I noticed they started doing this a year or two ago. It's probably cheaper to use the commerical off-the-shelf pop-tarts than to specially produce the exact same pop-tart but for military packaging.
Now if they could just package the *frosted* pop-tarts, I'd be happy.
Now if they could just package the *frosted* pop-tarts, I'd be happy.
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Re: comercial pop-tart in mil packing
GRRRRRR! I hate that save button, I keep clicking it and loosing my post.
That pop-tart was from a 2007 MRE I'll open a 2008 and see if its packed the same way.
-Brian
That pop-tart was from a 2007 MRE I'll open a 2008 and see if its packed the same way.
-Brian
Re: comercial pop-tart in mil packing
I seriously think you could get away with a cinnamon scone and call it good.
Re: comercial pop-tart in mil packing
Thumbs-up on that one, Treesuit. I like those Cinnamon Scones - they're not as sweet as a pop-tart but they have more taste than plain old wheat snack bread.
Re: comercial pop-tart in mil packing
Kman,
Oooh...for a real treat try putting some butter on one and nuking it in the microwave for 12 sec. HMMMMM...delicious. Kind fo softens it up.
Oooh...for a real treat try putting some butter on one and nuking it in the microwave for 12 sec. HMMMMM...delicious. Kind fo softens it up.