
RCW Spaghetti W/Meat Sauce-2000
- DangerousDave
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RCW Spaghetti W/Meat Sauce-2000
I finally went ahead and cut this open. 3 pics. Chef Boyardee could not possibly complain. 

Re: RCW Spaghetti W/Meat Sauce-2000
DD,
Hey, how did that fare out for you? Question is are you stil alive after all that spaghetti?

Hey, how did that fare out for you? Question is are you stil alive after all that spaghetti?


- mreheater72
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Re: RCW Spaghetti W/Meat Sauce-2000
Looks good, how did the taste?
So long mreheater72
So long mreheater72
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Re: RCW Spaghetti W/Meat Sauce-2000
i tryed that one last year,i think its even better than a regular mre spaghetti
its close to the taste as the old style rcw spaghetti to
cheers norge

its close to the taste as the old style rcw spaghetti to
cheers norge
- DangerousDave
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Re: RCW Spaghetti W/Meat Sauce-2000
Darnit, I said Chef Boyardee would'nt complain. The spaghetti was small semolina peices, the meat sauce had the cool rat-turd sized peices of a beef-like substance. Overall, it was F---ING A. I actually used about 6 times the amount of Wally brot, to eat this filling rat. Mountain House does'nt have a thing on this Oregon Freeze Dried Product.



After the Chicken and the Egg, came the "Omelet"!
Re: RCW Spaghetti W/Meat Sauce-2000
I haven't had the RCW Spaghetti, but I have had the MCW Spaghetti which looks exactly the same inside and out. And this is also exactly like the Mountain House Spaghetti (since the same company makes it). This has to be one of the best freeze-dried entrees out there...followed closely by the Lasagna - that's great, too!