May 1st trip

Reviews and taste-tests of any MREs from 1981-present
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May 1st trip

Post by housil » Sun May 03, 2009 3:45 pm

May 1st is a statutory holiday over here and a tradition for our familiy is a camping trip to meet the whole clique like our parents did before.
I took my Ilts, loaded up the trailer with Bundeswehr crew tent, cots, lots of other stuff and a case of 2007 A MREs I never had once before. :D

In our driveway
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My brand new German Army crew twent
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Our food supply for three days. One case of MRE, 2 x Heater Meals and a box of left overs and extra FRHs, candies (for all the other kids), a bag of wheat bread (without "snack"!)...
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we started first dinner with No. 5 Chicken Breast, Corn Bread Stuffing, Caramel Apple Bar a.s.o.
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The Chicken Breast was like usally, but the Corn Bread Stuffing will be my new favourite side order :D
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Mrs had a No. 7 Chicken w/Salsa, Mexican Rice as she prefers hot stuff.
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Continetal breakfast...
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...made from MRE itmes...
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...like wheat bread w/ jam + cappuccino
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Next dinner:
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(I know it´s a breakfast MRE - but nobody over here will have a MRE for breakfast...)

Cheese & Vegetable Omelet, Hash Browns w/ Bacon
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The omelet was just "OK" to me, add a dash of salt

but the side...
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was another surprise to me :D I really like it! Very delicious and spicey (not hot)

Mrs. dinner
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Hot stuff as allways...
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Cinnamon Scone...
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... give me some more

or replace this:
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with them

Bonfire
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After a last breakfast
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ready to leave :cry:
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Prost :wink:
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Re: May 1st trip

Post by Ace » Sun May 03, 2009 7:02 pm

Thanks for sharing, Housil!

I recently brought some MREs to a camping trip and my friends looked at me with confused skepticism. I think I enjoyed my meals better than they enjoyed their hot dogs, though.

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Re: May 1st trip

Post by Bypah » Sun May 03, 2009 11:29 pm

Danke mein freund...for sharing your trip with us!! :D

I see we have some thing in common besides military collecting,MRE's and rations.... :lol:
I got a Bundeswehr pocket knife by Victorinox as a belated B-day present this weekend and I like it .... :mrgreen:
Also I'm trying to get the new swiss army knife,without the production stamp on the blade.

Ace, you are right sometimes people look at me crazy when I take one of my MRE's for lunch at work.... :roll: :lol:
Shuss!!!!
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Re: May 1st trip

Post by Dekard » Mon May 04, 2009 3:10 am

great pix. Thanks for sharing. It is amusing to see that with all of that great german food you have, you guys are eating mres!

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Re: May 1st trip

Post by Garron » Mon May 04, 2009 7:56 am

That looks fun, the beer looks awesome :D Theres beek jerky in the FSR too... its ok eventhough both flavours tasted the same :? One was more spicy that the other.

Me and friends normally camp under the stars e.g without a tent, just a sleeping bag and a floor mat, much easier as I stuggle with tents :D . The area I live in has a large ammount of forestry around planted in the 1960's by the government. It gives us fuel and if needed a make-shift shelter. That only really works if the weather is nice though otherwise its not that much fun as it limits what you can do.

Our trips are the reason I became interested in rations, theres 24 hours food in a small box, otherwise we would be overloaded with tins.

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Re: May 1st trip

Post by Treesuit » Tue May 05, 2009 11:18 pm

Housil,

Thanks for the pictures of the trip; that looks like it was fun. I have to admit the cinnamon scone is the best breakfast item so far. I love it! :D

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