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    Gives a sh!t; pretends he doesn't HoneyBadger's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by brutal View Post
    Tracking thread.

    Also interested to know if it tasted like stale plastic barrel.

    I feel some foggy subliminal messaging, but I'm not sure what it is... Weird!
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    What is the oldest Datrex ration anyone has ever eaten?
    I have one that expired july of 2011 I'm going to snack on eventually. Feels like the vacuum is gone also.

    Quote Originally Posted by Brian View Post
    Are you saying you eat land-cats? Not sure if serious.
    I've been to quite a few asain households.....

    Not all land cats are domestic.

    Also sardines bait in racoons even in the city. So I'm told.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    What is the oldest Datrex ration anyone has ever eaten?
    I don't know from Datrex but I had a pre-Korean War In-Flight Meal Box (sort of like K-rats) for lunch on a school trip back in 1982 -- roughly 30-35 years old. It was spaghetti with meat sauce, canned fruit cocktail, and I think had a candy bar. The kid next to me offered me his lunch if I'd just throw out the spaghetti after I opened the can. I think it would have been tastier if it had been warmed up; as it was, it was like bland Chef Boy-Ar-Dee. The fruit cocktail was excellent.

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    I keep a few MRE items with heaters and other items in a coffee can. The good thing is one can pull the items out and use the can to heat water/melt snow. Also had matches and candles in it. Space blanket and a cheap sleeping bag were always in the truck. Running around town is no big deal but I used to go to BCGC all the time in the winter. Even camped out a few nights in the cabin back in the day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wulf202 View Post
    I have one that expired july of 2011 I'm going to snack on eventually. Feels like the vacuum is gone also.
    Yeah I'll go check the expiration dates on mine. We should have a "nasty old ration taste testing party" one of these days.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    Yeah I'll go check the expiration dates on mine. We should have a "nasty old ration taste testing party" one of these days.
    Done that. 14 YO MRE's have been tested and a bunch of canned goods have been tested. Most of the results would scare the soccer moms.
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    Another thing I think for winter is to carry stuff that won't freeze into a big block of ice effectively making it inedible if you don't have a heat source (fire, etc) or can't afford to utilize your body heat to thaw it if it is too cold to do so.

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    I just keep a few MRE's in the car with the heaters and a canteen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zteknik View Post
    I just keep a few MRE's in the car with the heaters and a canteen.
    K.I.Simple. I like

    When I was stationed in Alaska, there was a surplus store that had Winter MRE's I tthink they were Long range patrol ones or "MCWs" never ate one myself, I was always curious. Had more calories in them supposedly.

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    i have a few datrex and a bunch of cliff bars in the get home bag and two liters of water. The kids made me a winter survival kit for xmas several years ago. Basically a coffee can and waterproof matches to melt snow, plastic and tubing to make a solar still, and a space blanket.

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