Best, reasonably cheap, foreign ration?
Best, reasonably cheap, foreign ration?
Title says it all.
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[ex-Member1]
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Re: Best, reasonably cheap, foreign ration?
Check Polish SR and SRG. In my case one of the best if not the best ration and very often prices are like you say; reasonably cheap. Coffee sucks though.
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Price is relative since this is not stuff you buy in your supermarket, someone maybe gets like french ration for 15 euros and someone maybe pays 100. Someone might say British, but maybe you meant foreign for you, not us...?
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Price is relative since this is not stuff you buy in your supermarket, someone maybe gets like french ration for 15 euros and someone maybe pays 100. Someone might say British, but maybe you meant foreign for you, not us...?
Re: Best, reasonably cheap, foreign ration?
Lithuanian ones are cheap and easy to get. I've had a few now and enjoyed them.
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parafireboy
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Re: Best, reasonably cheap, foreign ration?
The Lithuanian ones are very good, indeed. You can usually get them for around $20 on ebay (shipping included).
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parafireboy
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Re: Best, reasonably cheap, foreign ration?
I've also been seeing the new single-meal Russian IRPs on ebay for around $22-$24 with shipping. IRPs are pretty good too.
Re: Best, reasonably cheap, foreign ration?
I think Chinese and Korean rations are by far the cheapest.
Re: Best, reasonably cheap, foreign ration?
Thankfully I'm getting them a bit cheaper than that due to being in the EU already.parafireboy wrote:The Lithuanian ones are very good, indeed. You can usually get them for around $20 on ebay (shipping included).