Ready to Eat Meals 3 Pack Military, Emergency Food Supplies, Long-Lasting Meals , Military-Style Rations, Survival Food Kits, Non-perishable Meals, Disaster Preparedness Food, Field Ready Meals - Meals Are Assorted Flavors

Bro saw my last name an sent me beans an rice out all options hahah

Really good value for these. Like, you get a good amount for your money.

I am not a veteran, but I have always been curious to try these because I once saw a documentary about how these are made, and it was quite interesting! So, I ordered a three pack. First off- this is a grab bag. Results vary. What I received was Pepperoni pizza, Italian sausage with peppers and onions, and Cheese tortellini in tomato sauce. My neighbor across the street is former Army Ranger, so I asked him about these. He said these are some of the best options available, and that he really liked the cheese tortellini during Ranger school. I tried that one first. It was pretty damn solid! The method of heating it up is fun. It also came with some trail mix, some peanuts, a couple of crackers with chocolate sauce (those weren’t amazing), some coffee and condiments, including a tiny bottle of Tabasco. Also some carbohydrate electrolyte lemon-lime beverage powder. (Electrolytes are what soldiers crave :) Pretty impressive how much they cram in these things, and so far, for round one, I give it a thumbs up!

I ordered 2x the 3 pack for a total of 6 MREs. Initially I only received 3, contacted seller and they immediately sent out the other 3. Mistakes happen and the seller made it right, no complaints and much respect.Of the 6 assorted MREs, good variety and they're all authentic US issued surplus. It wouldn't appear these are sourced from someone eating just the good menus and selling the trash. All of the ones I recieved are at the very least decently palatable.Picture of the date codes show these all were packaged in late 2020. So within their preferred 3 year inspection at time of writing (5/2023), and will still be stable for years to come (depending on how you store them).Ex. Date Code 0338: 0 = 2020; and the 338th day of the calendar year. This date is in range with what the seller has listed and at a very reasonable price. $10 ea is what I paid. Other sellers who have MREs listed for less than $10 have package dates much older than that. I saw one that was 9 years old.Not all the packages are tightly vacuum sealed, but all are unopened and in great condition.5/5 will buy again.

My son had been asking me to buy him an MRE for quiet awhile. I have been looking through Amazon and reading all of the reviews and this brand stood out for a couple of reasons.1. Overall positive reviews in the most recent activity2. Quantity. I didn’t want a huge case of gross food if this was not a quality product.Anyways, back to my son… he tore into it and immediately had a huge smile. He tried everything included in the pack. His contained chicken and nacho cheese and tortillas. He mixed the ingredients in different combinations and just had the best time.I reordered more to have around, because where we live, we are prone to hurricanes and losing power. Why not have a couple of shelf stable dishes around (if we ever were put in a position).In summation, these are great meals for anyone that thinks they would want an MRE.

The ones I received were older but still a good deal

I got three that are menus not listed in the product description. They are not the military issue MREs as pictured on the page. I got the humanitarian aid ones that the military gives civilians that are all vegetarian menus. Not worth the money and will not buy again. I got two of the same menu for the three i ordered.

It's an MRE, what do you want? Fair priced, has inspection dates. I ate 2 of these just to test. The Mexican chicken stew is on point. The elbow macaroni in tomato is gross. Again, the seller is on point. To be fair I've had name brand microwave dinners and they were way worse tasting. It's survival food. Keep this in mind... I will order from this dude again.