U.S. Meals Ready to Eat (Variety Pack of 12) – (A or B Case Selected at Random) Nutritional Emergency Food Rations - Freeze Dried Food w/ Flameless Heater, Entree, Dessert, & More - MRE Kit for Emergency Survival, Hunting, & More

The price was very reasonable for what you get—12 full MREs packed with calories and nutrition, making it a smart investment for emergency preparedness or outdoor needs.The taste was surprisingly good for shelf-stable meals. Each MRE came with a main entrée, sides, snacks, and even a dessert in some cases. I appreciated the variety—getting a random Case A or B added a bit of fun to the unboxing, and every meal had something different to offer.The packaging was sturdy, just like what you’d expect from military-grade rations. Everything arrived sealed properly and in great condition. The flameless ration heaters worked well and heated the meals thoroughly without any hassle.

Would use dist again.Product as described and arrived very quickly.MREs =not healthy but easy calories and decently tasty .Easy storage.WATERPROoF !Deep freeze for forever storageThis was a unique surplus deal that might be a once in 'blue moon'..75USD for two cases shipped.Some dist @ this time[May2025] have same surplus by the pallet of 48 cases. for cheaper if picked up directly from warehouse.Might not see this cheap again.Stock up.

Happy pappy! Case B, 12 MRE. All well within their edible range. And case B has some of the best picks imo. Including pizza, cr_p on a cracker ( chili), and tons of other greats. The price for this unit was absurdly cheap. Iv paid 100 bucks a case in the past, this unit is definitely the best deal anywhere on the market. The seal is nice and sturdy, it's easy to use, and the heaters work e specially with a dash of salt. It's a solid product.

I take chances with not opening the box after several months of receiving it, I mostly keep these as a backup in case there's a food shortage, or when traveling/camping etc. As long as the straps are intact, there's no revealing damage (punctures, slashes, dropped from a 2 story building) and the TTI sticker doesn't reveal exposure to long term heat 80+, we're good.I wasn't happy (they = who ever shipped it) put the document bag right over the TTI sticker, almost like they were ashamed something might be revealed. But, they lucked out and it was still in good condition when I removed the white portion. I really wish (they = the shipper) would overwrap the box with a thick paper at least to hide what's inside, these are not cheap replacements due to porch pirates. It doesn't need to be over boxed as it's already well protected, and the mailman doesn't need to know ALL of your order habits. :)Anyways, since the TTI is good and the box isn't mangled. It's a good bet the food is intact. Always keep these in a70 degree and below environment away from the sun light.You get a lot of nutrients in these meals, with tons of variety and tasty portions. I wouldn't live on these, but they are good for emergencies. The mains are filling, most of the time you should heat them for maximum taste value. Although, you can eat all of these cold. The snacks and sides are fairly well assorted, you won't get bored of them unless you eat a box every month.The heaters are hit & miss, from experience you can take the salt packet that's inside the condiment pack and add a dash to the heater and it gives it a kick to the reaction of the water/chemical mix.Keep one in your car during winter when you travel, one in your backpack for hiking. You don't need a knife or scissors to open them as they pull apart on the top of each MRE, and they all come with a long sturdy spoon. Everything should be easily eaten without need of a knife, you can even eat all of it directly from the mylar packets they are packed in.They are based on calorie needs of the soldiers, and you know they need tons in the field. You can typically spread each MRE out in 2 portions if you aren't going to push yourself burning 1500+ calories within 2 hours. Eat the main and have the drink powder, and 30 mins later eat the snack/side.I've had these in the past, and still use them now for civilian life as it's just convenient for car trips, and adventures. Ozark has been my go-to for the supply of these for several years, they have not failed me.

MREs arrived on time. I understand that they were randomly selected meals, the ones I got werent that great. I've ordered this box of 12 MREs twice from the same seller. The first box I received I got decent MREs (chicken chunks cooked white, pizza slice, etc). This one was mostly beef stew, beans, and other menus that arent as desirable as the first box.Not a bad buy though, if you need a convenient bag of snacks (and main meal) for if you're on the go. Some people dont react very well to the low fiber, preservatives, and proteins, but it didnt affect me!

These are legit. Haven't tried them yet will update when I do but the temp tag was good and there is decent variety in the box. At roughly $5 a meal, these are an amazing value only beaten by the higher calorie but meatless U.S. humanitarian rations. I like to break them down and repack with my vacuum sealer, and will likely mix these up with the veggie humanitarian rations and toss in a pack of chicken or tuna. I do long day hikes and backpack and found this type of meal more efficient then freeze dried, which despite weight savings still requires you to carry fuel and a stove (and have plenty of water!).The heaters are not critical for my purposes and from other reviews and talking to my vet friends understand them to be wonky at best.Shipping was incredibly fast I was basically surprised by the case on my porch.As we continue to enjoy living in *historical* times I'm going to grab a few more cases so I can rotate out and eat my older stuff. Help may not be coming soon if things go bad, so get to know your neighbors and share resources before SHTF. Strength in numbers and community.

Great deal and always wanted to try MREs (Got the B box) now I have and can say that these are top notch. The box was well packed and in great shape and ready to try or store. The date on mine was 2022 inspected in 2024 and had been stored well and kept fresh. Will by again if they are still for sale.100% good.

They were great quality, actual MREs no doubles, came 4 days early, inspection date was only 3 months ago so I have 2-5 years of possible storage time. Keep them at the cabin had one slow heater out of the 4 used so far, so we tossed it on woodstove to heat. Cheap storable and definitely better than the one meal pouch commercial camping and hiking meals