What are some good MREs

what are some good MREs

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Lithuanian ones are cheap and good. Can't go wrong with the French RCIR. Haven't had many modern American MREs tho

I'm sure FREs are great for actual soldiers n shit but something about dry alc and a little stove is just wonderful. Plus being able to at least have some level of control over the heat so I can cook food instead of just warming it up is nice.

Anyway my favorites are the eastern european MREs. They're usually really hearty and basic stuff. Ya get crackers, ya get some jam, ya get (usually) a meaty and starchy main.

If I had to live off of rations though, jap self defense force MREs are top tier. They have really high quality FREs that actually cook shit and can boil water if you've got just water in there, usually a really good serving of rice, and fruit flavored rock candy. Plus meat and whatever else. Usually crackers/biscuits.

Old ones

They used to be pretty bad, but they've changed up the menus and they are getting better. It's still good meant to last without refrigeration, and can be generally eaten cold.

I haven't been able to find a jalapeno and cheese spread pack in fucking years.

They vary from different countries, and if you're brave like Steve, eras.

Yeah, I've been told Lithuanian ones are good, that they come with like, canned stuffed peppers and even rumcake for desert, sounds fucking nice for army rations.

I tried a Pakistani military ration pack.
It consisted of a bag of rice and no toilet paper.

How is this guy not dead?

>chinese military
>eat dog food

no wonder they are so fucking primitive

As someone who spent 3 months building and living on an OP in the middle of the fucking desert, let me tell you this:

Veggie Omelette was (Discontinued) the best MRE. Why? Because nobody eat them. They were ALWAYS left in the box. Always rat fucked beyond recognition. But you take a couple of bottles of tabasco and put it on that gelatenous block, and you're in for a good meal.