Tray rations

[JohnnyT]

Thanks for the help Cavguy. It is really appreciated! My conclusion would be the same, so i guess im good to start a food fight. ^^

[Dekard]

Saw this commercial "tray ration" at the Walmart.

[Eistee]

Saw this commercial "tray ration" at the Walmart.

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Doesnt look half bad, nice find

[Dekard]

So, in theory - if you vacuum seal one of these commercial "mres" in an aluminumized pouch with an O2 absorber, would that increase the shelf life?

[Eistee]

The film on top is already identical to the one on the regular T-rations, so its already aluminized, meaning that its airtight.

[cavguy]

& no artificial flavors or preservatives!

[Dekard]

The film on top is already identical to the one on the regular T-rations, so its already aluminized, meaning that its airtight.

the film on top seems to just mylar type material - not aluminized.

[Arthur]

Hi everyone.

I´m new here and i wanted to know some info on a tray cake.

This is the store were i found said cake

http://www.reforger.de/en/food/2117-us- ... -cake.html

heres one of the two pictures they have

The description says its from around 2016

- latest generation, production date mostly 2016
- Great ration for teams (18 servings per bowl)
- Shelf life approx. 10 years

Should i buy it and is it still good ?

Thanks, happy holidays and a happy new year.

[blue87fj60]

Lol
I got a case of these tray meals in my basement from at least 10 years ago. Like breakfasts I think I recall

[cavguy]

Hi everyone.

I´m new here and i wanted to know some info on a tray cake.

This is the store were i found said cake

http://www.reforger.de/en/food/2117-us- ... -cake.html

heres one of the two pictures they have

The description says its from around 2016

- latest generation, production date mostly 2016
- Great ration for teams (18 servings per bowl)
- Shelf life approx. 10 years

Should i buy it and is it still good ?

Thanks, happy holidays and a happy new year.

As to your question - if the tray above will still be good. There is a VERY good chance that it will be edible. Unless the tray has any punctures (pin holes, cuts, etc.) or damage that compromises its integrity then more than likely the cake will be bad.