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kman wrote:That guy's kitchen facilities didn't look too fancy to me - more like a tent and a couple of portable stoves and some pots. I've seen some information out there on Natick's site about portable kitchen facilities but I just haven't paid too close attention to it.

KMan:

Minus the comforts of home I can tell you that a soldier thanks God everday for what he has. If his day includes a hot meal and maybe a little bread he's grateful.

I don't know how it is today but there have been many times even up until recent where there was a shortage of food in the Army.

All Quiet on the Western Front Part 3

jfko6 wrote: Bypah:

Can you hook us up with photos of those waffle packages. Source, quantity, amount, vendor etc...?

JFK

I have "a couple" of them also



Back:


They are available in:


Per bag:


Front w/ vendor:


You will feel stuffed after having waffles!



But not waffles only come in this brown bags!





Gives you 18 Hamburger




I "love" that clip - thx for posting!!!!!!

kman wrote:That guy's kitchen facilities didn't look too fancy to me - more like a tent and a couple of portable stoves and some pots. I've seen some information out there on Natick's site about portable kitchen facilities but I just haven't paid too close attention to it.

In 1975, a "field kitchen" was equiped with this:



Seems "similar" to PFC´s Jamars Stackins one




This ovens sometimes available at Ebay Germany

Housil:

I saw 'em dump them in a pot of water. Is that the only way to cook them?

JFK

German_EPA wrote:mystery meat - it couldnt be better explained! especially "pork sausages with cream greavy"

btw: where are the sausages in that?!

Bypah wrote:I have several packages of those waffles and they are good!!!!! lil' sugary but ok...
Also have some of those UGR's...I call them "mystery meat" with gravy....lol turkey,ham,beef ..all taste the same!! The eggs and potatoes are good....As I said I got a nice lot a while back from ebay....

Oppsss!! Yeah, I forgot the "sausage"..all of those covered ,well...smothered in thick gravy.....yummmmm!!!
"Mystery meat" and gravy....PRICELESS!!!

Hey jfk06, mein freund housil was faster than me and posted some of the pics of the waffle packages..... They are the same I got,mine are plain...but man, they are good!!!! yummmmmm

The company that makes them is called:De WaffleBakkers Inc. from Little Rock, Arkansas.
*The packages have an 18 count of waffles, Net weight 12.5 ounces. *Serving size is 3 waffles for all of them except the chocolate ones that are 2 waffles per serving.


By the way,housil I saved some of the waffle pics, if you don't mind....

man , I need a digital camera.....
lol!

jfko6 wrote:I saw 'em dump them in a pot of water. Is that the only way to cook them?

It's probably the easiest way - the food is already cooked and just needs to be warmed up.

At the comfort of your home, just nuke'em for a couple of minutes in the microwave and presto!!!!!! the waffles that is.....

what is this for am movie? "im westen nichts neues" ???

jfko6 wrote:

kman wrote:That guy's kitchen facilities didn't look too fancy to me - more like a tent and a couple of portable stoves and some pots. I've seen some information out there on Natick's site about portable kitchen facilities but I just haven't paid too close attention to it.

KMan:

Minus the comforts of home I can tell you that a soldier thanks God everday for what he has. If his day includes a hot meal and maybe a little bread he's grateful.

I don't know how it is today but there have been many times even up until recent where there was a shortage of food in the Army.

All Quiet on the Western Front Part 3

hey housil - whats this for an ration pack D in the left upper corner?