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Sure-Pak: Genuine GI US Military MRE Complete Meals w/Heater, 12 Pack

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Product Details

12 MEALS PER CASE
THIS ITEM COMES WITH A FLAMELESS RATION HEATER WHICH IS ACTIVATED BY WATER.
NSN 8970-01-321-9153 (HEATER)
DIMENSIONS: 16.75" X 9.25 " X 11"
DIRECT FROM U.S. GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR

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Customer Review

These MREs tied for First in my Taste Test
Over the past few months I have become interested in disaster preparedness, especially since the blizzard of 09. As a result I went online and ordered a number of half cases of MREs to try with my family in the interest of determining which brands that I should purchase.To do this I had all three members of my family taste each entrée and rate it on a four point scale: Check plus - very good, Check -acceptable to good, Check minus - I'd eat it, and X - I'd rather starve.I also had everyone rate the general quality of the MRE on the same scale. This includes the raw amount of food, the overall quality of the side dishes (if any) and the sides, and the overall taste of the sides and snacks.After eating MREs for the entire New Year's three day weekend these Sopacs tied for first place with the A-Packs. (There was one MRE that did better then both of these, but they are almost impossible to find and are expensive because shipping is not included...
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January 23, 2010 (Richmond, Virginia USA) | Helpful Votes: 64 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Comes fresh directly from US government contractor. Fully prepared and ready to eat meals. This item comes with a flameless ration heater which is activated by water. 12 meals per case. Sure-Pak 12 meals (12 of each: entree, side dish, desserts, cracker packs, spreads, beverages, and coffees along with condiments). Range of main entree types include: beef stew, beef ravioli, chicken with cavatelli, black bean and rice burrito, cajun rice with beef sausage, minestrone, beef with mushrooms, spaghetti with meat sauce, meat loaf, chili macaroni, grilled chicken breast, chicken and rice pilaf, cheese tortellini, jamaican pork chop, country captain chicken and others. Dimensions: 16.75" x 9.25 " x 11". NSN: 8970-01-321-9153. Storage life 22 months when stored in 100 degree temperature. Storage life 55 months when stored in 90 degree temperature. Storage life 60 months when stored in 85 degree temperature. Storage life 76 months when stored in 80 degree temperature. Storage life 88 months when stored in 75 degree temperature. Storage life 100 months when stored in 70 degree temperature. Storage life 130+ months when stored in 60 degree temperature. Top to learn more

MREs (Meals Ready-to-Eat) Box A, Genuine U.S. Military Surplus, Menus 1-12

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Product Details

Each box comes with 12 meals in airtight, waterproof polymer bag
Flameless heater in every meal
1250 calories each, with protein/fat/carb mix of 13/36/51%
Easy to pack and transport, great for emergencies
Genuine U.S. Military Issue

Customer Review

Product Description

These MREs are genuine U.S. military issue, not commercial or civilian knockoffs. Each box comes with a full 12 meals, and every mean includes a flameless ration heater--all you need is water and a few minutes to have a hot meal. Each meal comes sealed in a waterproof airtight polymer bag, and includes an entree, a side dish, crackers/bread, spread, dessert/candy, and a cold beverage base. They also feature amenities like utensils, napkins, matches, creamer, sugar, salt, and gum. Some have hot beverages or hot sauce, depending on the meal. Each meal provides around 1200 calories for an active person on the move, and is tailored to provide a good mix of protein, fat, and carbs (13/36/51%) for optimum nutrition.

Whether camping, hiking, hunting, traveling, or simply staying prepared for emergencies, MREs offer a simple, easy-to-store, easy-to-transport package that can mean a hot, nutritional, and filling meal whenever or wherever you need. And, again, these are not commercial reproductions, these are the genuine article--genuine U.S. Military Issue.

Box A includes meals 1-12:

MENU 1: Chili w/Beans & Mexican-Style Corn
MENU 2: Pork Rib w/Potato Cheddar Soup
MENU 3: Beef Ravioli w/ Veggie Crackers & Jalapeno Cheese
MENU 4: Maple Sausage w/ Maple Muffin & Granola
MENU 5: Mediterranean Chicken w/ Cornbread Stuffing
MENU 6: Chicken w/ Noodles
MENU 7: Beef Brisket w/ Biscuit
MENU 8: Meatballs w/Marinara Sauce
MENU 9: Beef Stew w/ Garlic Mashed Potatoes
MENU 10: Chili & Macaroni w/Dried Fruit
MENU 11: Vegetable Lasagna w/Fruit Cup
MENU 12: Veggie Burger w/BBQ Sauce & Fruit Cup

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MREs (Meals Ready-to-Eat), Genuine U.S. Military Issue

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Product Details

Easy to prepare and long term storage
Fruit Bar, Trail Mix, Hi Energy Bar, drink mix
Shelf stable storage without refrigeration
Perfect food for a quick meal

Customer Review

Viva La Difference!
As I was leaving the Army, they were introducing Meals: Ready-to-Eat, which were replacing the venerable C Rations that were packed in tins of which many of the discarded ones were used by the enemy in Vietnam to send back to our soldiers as shrapnel.We were told that the MRE's were taste-tested by soldiers, and were lighter than the tin contents of C-Rations. You can imagine my shock as I stood out in a frozen wasteland, and tried my first packet. If you ever heard the expression, "I would rather starve than eat this!" that is what everyone in the tent heard me say. Soon dubbed, Meals Rejected by Ethiopians, the MRE's made us question the taste buds of the soldiers who had supposedly given this disgusting kludge a thumbs-up.Now flash forward to present day.One reservist brought a box into one of our classes, and I was offered whatever I wanted. I marvelled at the choices. Gone were franks and beans cooked in their own juices, fruit cake and peanut...
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July 7, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 42 | Rating: 5

Product Description

The Perfect food for a quick meal anytime, anywere. the perfect food for all types of outdoor use, emergency preparedness and long term storage.MRE'S are fully cooked and do not require adding water. The unique thermo stabilized packaging provides shelf stable storage without refrigeration. A cooler storage temperature will extend storage life. Top to learn more

MRE's (Meals Ready To Eat)
I'm a backpacker/bike rider who loves to go deep into the wilds with my mountain bike, and these meals are okay for that. With a shelf life, in cool dry conditions, of about ten years means it is the best to keep around for all emergencies and your camping needs. But I would eat them up about every five years or so and then replace them just to be on the safe side.They typically provide utensils, salt and pepper and even coffee or tea packet. Oh yes, even matches. They do vary to some degree on these items, but that is the average contents.The food packets are typically a few of the following:Beef EnchiladaCajun Rice w/Beans and SausageCheese Omelet w/VegetablesChili MacaroniMeatloafSpaghetti w/Meat SauceBeef StroganoffBeef StewBBQ Chicken with Black Beans and PotatoesChicken Noodle StewCheese TortelliniVegetarian Chili with...
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December 10, 2007 (New York City) | Helpful Votes: 33 | Rating: 4

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MREs (Meals Ready-to-Eat) Box B, Genuine U.S. Military Surplus, Menus 13-24

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Product Details

Each box comes with 12 meals in airtight, waterproof polymer bag
Flameless heater in every meal
Easy to pack and transport, great for emergencies
Genuine U.S. Military Issue
1250 calories each, with protein/fat/carb mix of 13/36/51%

Customer Review

These are real
These are the real deal military MREs. They have the flameless ration heater sealed in the MRE in the brown bag. The menus are the exact menu for Menus 13-24 from 2010 on the website for MRE info. Additionally they ship super fast as well.
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November 28, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 16 | Rating: 5

Good Stuff
I guess that I was not really expecting the real MREs. To my surprise these are the real deal. In the original military box. I am very pleased with my purchase. Thanks for the real deal. And thanks Amazon.
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January 2, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 10 | Rating: 5

Perfect
I was very pleased with my purchase. They are absolutely the real deal. The packaging on the outside of the box was a bit dusty, but it was very well sealed. The box itself and the contents were fine. I did regular shipping and it took about 2 weeks to get them. Besides for that I am a happy camper.P.S. I ate the worst sounding one, and it really wasn't all that bad. Only thing these are missing is pepper, but there is Tabasco. =(
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March 6, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

Product Description

MENU 13: Cheese Tortellini w/Spiced Apples
MENU 14: Spicy Penne Pasta w/ Vegetarian Sausage
MENU 15: Southwest Beef & Black Beans w/ Mexican Rice
MENU 16: Chicken Fajita w/Refried Beans
MENU 17: Sloppy Joe w/Wheat Bread & Jalapeno Cheese
MENU 18: Beef Patty w/Mexican Mac & Cheese
MENU 19: Beef Roast w/Vegetables
MENU 20: Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce
MENU 21: Tuna w/Tortillas
MENU 22: Chicken and Dumplings
MENU 23: Chicken Pesto Pasta
MENU 24: Buffalo Chicken w/Fried Rice

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Sure-Pak MRE Full Meal Kit with Heater - Single Sample (Civilian MRE)

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Product Details

If you are curious about MREs but don't want to invest in an entire case, this is the perfect way to try one for your self or give as a gift. Made with genuine Military Grade MRE components by the same company manufacturing MREs for our troops serving in the US Military
*NOT for vegans or people with food allergies - Meals May contain meat, peanut, dairy, soy, wheat, etc.
Meal type picked randomly from the full case pack that these are normally sold in.
Each Full Meal is contained in an air tight, water proof, bug proof, tamper resistant, clear polly bag.
Foil entree packaging may be boiled for heating but not necessary, A Flameless Meal Heater is included in each kit, just add water.

Customer Review

Good way to sample an mre
I just recieved and sampled my first mre. It was the beef patty with cornbread stuffing. It also included an oatmeal cookie. a piece of bread, grape jelly, instant coffee, juice powder, sugar, coffe creamer powder, salt, pepper, napkin, spoon, wet wipe, and a heater. preperation was pretty simple. just tear open the heater bag and insert the food pouch. then add a bit of water to the line and it will start cooking. the beef patty was actually not bad. Reminded me of soft beef jerky. The cornbread stuffing was more of a paste but i wouldnt turn it away if i was hungry. Remember to add a bit more water between warming food pouches. The oatmeal cookie was actually really good and the bread was kind of like a soft cracker. Very dense. overall it was not the best meal i have ever had but it was not bad at all. I will be ordering a case of these for my emergency supply. its not gourmet by any means but the food has a lot of flavor and was decently filling.
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January 6, 2012 (Wa USA) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 5

Color me impressed
So I bought one of these to test it out to see if it was good enough to take camping.I got it, prepared it and was satisfied with the amount of food in the package. I got pork sausage patty and it was good, not good as in something you'd get at a restaurant but good as in better than-high-school-food and better than cooking-burgers-in-the-mountains.I finished almost everything except for the oatmeal cookie (pretty darn good by the way) and the peanut butter, because I was full by then.The MRE has plenty of calories so this is not the stuff you want to be eating at home, but those calories are more than welcome when I go camping.The only thing I disliked is that the pork sausage patty was too small for my liking, it was about 1 and a 1/2 inches wide by about 3 inches tall by about 1/4 inch thick. Pretty small if you ask me. It tasted good by the way.Also the whole package is pretty big so they will take up a lot of space...
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April 12, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Product Description

Sopakco Sure-Pak Genuine GI Military MRE Meals (12 Meals) - Ready To Eat! Direct From US Government Contractor. 12 Delicious Ready To Eat Meals Included Per Package. Various & Assorted Types. Each MRE Includes Main Entree, Side Dish, Dessert, Crackers, Spread, Coffee, Beverage Mix and Accessory Pack. Dimensions: 16" x 10" x 11". GSA Compliant. Ideal For Emergency Situations & Disaster Preparedness. Nutritious Great-Tasting Meals Ideal For Emergency Situations. 6 Meal Variety per case. Sopakco has been the top supplier of MRE's to the US Military for more than 30 years. Top to learn more

OPENED!
I cannot attest for flavor or anything like that, but when I received my order (ordered two individual meals) one of my entrees were opened, then taped shut again. I am not sure if the product was removed from the box and replaced or what happened, but the box was clearly opened before then taped shut again. Not acceptable for something that might be used in emergency situation. Just be leary when you order!
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March 14, 2012 (Aurora CO) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 4

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Product Details

Eat Hot or Cold
Flameless heaters water activated
Emergency Survival Food
12 meals per case
1100 to 1300 calories per meal

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Product Description

MRE (Meals Ready to Eat), means that all the contents are fully cooked and can be eaten hot or cold. Each MRE has an average of 1,100-1,300 calories, which replicates the calorie count of a complete meal. There is no need to add water to an MRE. Simply open the pouch and enjoy! MREs are perfect for any outdoor use and/or emergency situation. Their aluminum thermo stabilized pouches provide a long shelf stable without refrigeration. Many private entities, law enforcement, hospitals, fire departments, FEMA, Red Cross and government agencies depend on MREs as a part of their emergency plan for food supplies. We want to give the best cuisine contained in a Mil-spec, retort pouch and offer a variety of restaurant and home style entrees. Our complete MRE kits come with the following items: 8 oz Entrée (9 varieties, 6 Different per case, 2 of each per case) 2 oz Dry Fruit (Banana, Pineapple, Papaya, etc) 2 oz Raisins & Mix Nuts (Raisins, Peanuts, Almonds, Sunflower seeds) 2 oz Sugar cookies Drink Mix (Flavors: Orange, Lemonade, Pink Lemonade, Grape, Strawberry, Fruit Punch)) Accessory Pack (spoon, coffee, sugar, creamer, salt, pepper, napkin, moist towel) 12 flameless heaters per case Top to learn more

These are NOT MREs
The title is misleading. While these are meals and are "ready to eat", the term "MRE" normally refers to a specific type of government-issue ration. These are somewhat good, but significantly inferior to "real" MREs. (It's been several years since I had "real" MREs; from what I understand, they are continuously improved upon. My last MREs dated from around 2002.)The meals I received consisted of a main course (some type of stew or pasta in sauce), dried fruit, mixed nuts, 4 lemon cookies, and drink mix. Also included was a heater pouch and a small accessory pack with spoon, napkin, salt, pepper, coffee, and sugar. They might have a wider selection of main dishes, but everything I received was stew or pasta.Give this to anyone who has eaten a real MRE, and they will immediately ask: "Where's the peanut butter?" - it's not here. Neither is the actual side dish present in most MREs, nor are the crackers.While food choices are going to be limited in any...
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February 18, 2011 (Kent, OH) | Helpful Votes: 57 | Rating: 3

Wouldn't eat every day.
Purchased as a gift for my son and he loves them. They are kind of bland in my opinion and they do need to be heated up. These DO NOT include the heater.
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December 30, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 3

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This has led to MREs receiving such splendid nicknames as “Meals Rejected by Everyone”, “Meals, Rarely Edible”, and my personal favorite, “Three Lies for the Price of One” (it’s not a Meal, it’s not Ready, and you can’t Eat it). Their lack of... Improved food preservation and packaging techniques led to the MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) replacing canned food (then known as MCI, Meal, combat, individual rations) in 1981. An MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) is a lightweight, self-contained field ration used by military forces in situations where regular food preparation isn’t an option. While the military is always attempting to make MREs taste better and more appealing to soldiers- and it seems like they have had some success with this- any meal designed primarily for function and durability is probably going to be lacking... Modern MREs rely on food preparation and packaging technology to supply a meal that is safe to eat and can survive extreme conditions. To ensure that soldiers finished eating their meals, various kinds of meals were introduced.

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Marines Test Helo Drone To Haul MREs and H2O to FOBs

12, two remotely piloted but largely automated Lockheed Martin/Kaman K-MAX unmanned helicopters flew 94 sorties and delivered 155080 lbs. of Meals Ready to Eat (MREs), water and other items to various Forward Operating Bases (FOBs) in Helmand province.