Preparing a small resource of food and water since the political climate this fall looks unstable. What is the opinion of MREs? The ones on Ebay are very expensive. Perhaps the supermarket canned and packaged items would be less costly and better quality?
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MREs
- Thread starter wildcat
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http://www.survivalcenter.com/foodstor.html
Number 13 on the left side of the page.
There are lots of options. It really just is up to your particular situation. I suggest geting something that tastes good. It's bad for moral to be in a situation requiring you to eat survival food and having it taste like crap.
Number 13 on the left side of the page.
There are lots of options. It really just is up to your particular situation. I suggest geting something that tastes good. It's bad for moral to be in a situation requiring you to eat survival food and having it taste like crap.
Bullseye Shooter
Active Member
wildcat
After I read your post, I checked prices on eBay for MREs. They're actually not too bad. In the Military Commissary where we shop (Shepard AFB), they want almost $8 for one MRE.
Of course, back when I was on Active Duty, we could buy a case of them from the Supply Dept. for $14.
After I read your post, I checked prices on eBay for MREs. They're actually not too bad. In the Military Commissary where we shop (Shepard AFB), they want almost $8 for one MRE.
Of course, back when I was on Active Duty, we could buy a case of them from the Supply Dept. for $14.
Thumper_6119
Member
Try here.
Cheaperthandirt.com
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MRE865-67171-639.html
SurvivalMonkey is another good source of MREs and misc stuff.
http://survivalmonkey.com/
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MRE865-67171-639.html
SurvivalMonkey is another good source of MREs and misc stuff.
http://survivalmonkey.com/
ambidextrous1
Member
How long wil MREs keep without going bad in the warm Texas climate?
They're tasty enough, and the water-activated heaters are great, but I'd hate to have a few cases of them turn out inedible due to long-term storage.
They're tasty enough, and the water-activated heaters are great, but I'd hate to have a few cases of them turn out inedible due to long-term storage.
Try this site if you cant find it here you wont find it anywhere
http://htomc.dns2go.com/surv/surv.html
http://htomc.dns2go.com/surv/surv.html
ReVrEnD_0341
Active Member
They will go bad pretty quick in the summer heat. I have had to eat a couple of bad MRE's on occasion. It is not a pretty sight, and you might not realize they are bad at first.
