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Do they have a website? I would like to see if they ship outside of Newfoundland.BTemple wrote:Westview wrote:Yes it's the 2.5 serving pouch. I wish commercial MRE's were available in Canadian camping and supply stores, there's a big demand and i'm sure they will be very popular.
One of the Outdoor/Hunting stores here in Newfoundland does happen to sell MRE-Star rations, which aren't too bad. They happen to have some entrees that are different from what MRE's usually have.
They're called Coastal Outdoors.Westview wrote:Do they have a website? I would like to see if they ship outside of Newfoundland.BTemple wrote:Westview wrote:Yes it's the 2.5 serving pouch. I wish commercial MRE's were available in Canadian camping and supply stores, there's a big demand and i'm sure they will be very popular.
One of the Outdoor/Hunting stores here in Newfoundland does happen to sell MRE-Star rations, which aren't too bad. They happen to have some entrees that are different from what MRE's usually have.
RockyRaab wrote:If you put yourself in the boots of a soldier who has been on a mountaintop in Wherethehellistan for two weeks, the #19 MRE is a reasonable substitute for a jalapeno bacon cheeseburger. If you are eating it within sight of a dozen different hamburger joints, no. The same can be said for anything else in an MRE: fix a similar portion of something yourself - and eat it two years from now. Odds are the appearance and flavor won't be quite as good.
These are not gourmet meals. They are subsistence foods meant to stay reasonably fresh in harsh conditions - with an attempt to remind a soldier of what he's used to eating.
Thanks for the link, but it seems MRE star rations are not on their website. But I'll call and ask them, maybe it's something they only sell on the side.BTemple wrote:They're called Coastal Outdoors.Westview wrote:Do they have a website? I would like to see if they ship outside of Newfoundland.BTemple wrote:
One of the Outdoor/Hunting stores here in Newfoundland does happen to sell MRE-Star rations, which aren't too bad. They happen to have some entrees that are different from what MRE's usually have.
https://livelifeoutdoors.com
Not sure if the MRE Star things are online. You could at least call them I guess.
No problem. If you call them ask for Rick, he should be the best one to talk to. He usually works in the firearms section.Westview wrote:Thanks for the link, but it seems MRE star rations are not on their website. But I'll call and ask them, maybe it's something they only sell on the side.BTemple wrote:They're called Coastal Outdoors.Westview wrote: Do they have a website? I would like to see if they ship outside of Newfoundland.
https://livelifeoutdoors.com
Not sure if the MRE Star things are online. You could at least call them I guess.
I just called them and they said their website was not updated, but they do carry MRE Star meals and they actually updated the site while I was on the phone with them. Here's the link...BTemple wrote:No problem. If you call them ask for Rick, he should be the best one to talk to. He usually works in the firearms section.Westview wrote:Thanks for the link, but it seems MRE star rations are not on their website. But I'll call and ask them, maybe it's something they only sell on the side.BTemple wrote:
They're called Coastal Outdoors.
https://livelifeoutdoors.com
Not sure if the MRE Star things are online. You could at least call them I guess.
Would you be so kind as to PM Dominic's contact info to me? Assuming he's alright with that, of course.BTemple wrote: I usually get mine from a guy in Quebec named Dominic. Not sure where he gets them from.
Apocalypse wrote:Would you be so kind as to PM Dominic's contact info to me? Assuming he's alright with that, of course.BTemple wrote: I usually get mine from a guy in Quebec named Dominic. Not sure where he gets them from.