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title: "Humanitarian Daily Ration MRE Case – 5 US FEMA Emergency rations MRE Varieties - Low Sodium Pre cooked w/Entree, Side Dishes for Hunting, Camping & More, 10 pack, Inspection Date 1/2024 or Better."
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# 5-7 year shelf life 2200 calories per meal 10 ready-to-eat meals, 5 varieties Humanitarian Daily Ration MRE Case – 5 US FEMA Emergency rations MRE Varieties - Low Sodium Pre cooked w/Entree, Side Dishes for Hunting, Camping & More, 10 pack, Inspection Date 1/2024 or Better.

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## Summary

> 🥾 Ready, Set, Survive: Fuel Your Next Adventure with Confidence!

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## Key Features

- • **Power-Packed Nutrition:** Each meal delivers a robust 2200 calories, designed to sustain endurance and keep you energized.
- • **Multi-Use Durable Packaging:** Waterproof, heavy-duty bags double as storage, water carriers, or emergency tools—prep smarter, not harder.
- • **Low Sodium, High Versatility:** Crafted with reduced sodium for health-conscious consumers, perfect for diverse dietary needs.
- • **Complete Ready-to-Eat Meal Kits:** Includes entree, sides, seasoning, utensils, and napkin—everything you need in one compact package.
- • **Long-lasting Fuel for Your Adventures:** Shelf life of up to 7 years ensures you're prepared for any emergency or outdoor excursion.

## Overview

The Humanitarian Daily Ration MRE Case offers 10 pre-cooked, low-sodium meals across 5 US FEMA-approved varieties, each packing 2200 calories. Designed for emergency preparedness and outdoor enthusiasts, these meals boast a shelf life of 5 to 7 years and come complete with entrees, sides, seasoning, and utensils in durable, waterproof packaging. Ideal for camping, hunting, or survival situations, this cost-effective kit balances nutrition, convenience, and versatility.

## Description

desertcart.com: Humanitarian Daily Ration MRE Case – 5 US FEMA Emergency rations MRE Varieties - Low Sodium Pre cooked w/Entree, Side Dishes for Hunting, Camping & More, 10 pack, Inspection Date 1/2024 or Better. : Tools & Home Improvement

Review: Excellent value, good quality! - Before I opened my first package, I psyched myself up. "There has been a major disaster, I'm stuck here. Stores are all closed or empty. I'm extremely hungry, and I have this emergency food." The bag: Don't take this for granted! It's a very heavy duty, thick plastic, rubbery bag. It's water proof, and doesn't leak. It can be used to capture/store water, or melt snow. You can use it as a bucket. It would also be a very handy emergency toilet. Or just a trash bag. I bet there are dozens of other uses! The accessories: one book of matches, one spoon, and one napkin. If you're like me, you probably don't actually use napkins. But don't throw it away! It can be used as toilet paper, or to start a fire. The spoon is heavy duty with a very long handle. I was trying to think what else you could use it for. It could easily be sharpened against any rock or brick to make a pretty long shiv/knife... The matches are obvious. I would probably wrap them in one of the empty cookie bags, tightly, to keep them safe and dry. The meals: Well, okay, if I wasn't extremely hungry, I would definitely choose something else, maybe McDonald's. It's not exactly a gourmet meal. I opened Menu #1 with the Vegetable Barley Stew and the Lentil Stew. I tried eating them cold, and it wasn't terrible. Lots of flavor, especially after adding some of the crushed red pepper. Definitely tasted better heated up in my fancy microwave. It would be nice if they included heaters, but I understand, because these meals are intentionally cheap. No meat at all, that sucks if you're a carnivore like me. The snacks: Oatmeal cookie was tasty. The vegetarian crackers, there are two big crackers in the package. I didn't like them much, until I put the peanut butter and strawberry jam on them. Afterward, I thought it would be better to have one cracker per meal, and save the PB&J for the other cookies. The shortbread cookie was pretty good. The condiments: Simple stuff. You get salt and pepper, and crushed red pepper. You won't need to add the salt since there is plenty of sodium in the meals already. Unless you have been working and sweating all day, and then you will be very grateful for the extra salt. I'm not a big fan of crushed red pepper, but it definitely added flavor to the meals. Cost: What a great value for calories per dollar!! If you're a beginner prepper or a veteran prepper, you should definitely have several of these boxes (best case scenario, feed them to your annoying relatives or neighbors, while your family eats the good stuff). Complaints: "Menu #1" is stupid, doesn't tell you what's INSIDE. Also, no meat. That really sucks unless your a vegetarian (or you're starving. Then meat or no meat, they're delicious!!)
Review: Good for what I planned on using them for. - So I bought a case for emergencies. I cracked one open to try out everything, the lentil stew reminds me of bush beans before they did a recipe change. The crackers really need the salt or peanut butter or both. The shortbread cookie needs the strawberry jam to give it flavour and help it not be so dry. The toaster pastry I am suprised was an actual poptart branded frosting free poptart it was not bad at all, I assume they went with frosting free because the frosting is normally made out of gelatin drived from pork and it therefore is not vegan/vegetarian/kosher or halal. The best thing out of the lot was the fig bar. So armed with that knowledge I decided to crack them all open and use them as a base to make larger ration packs that include an actual breakfast (i.e oatmeal or a breakfast/protein drink mix), drink mixes (i.e tea/coffee, koolaid you get the idea), candy bar, some foil pouches of meat etc. This works for my family and to be fair the stuff is all eatable and at three bucks and five cents per ration pack it makes a great base if you want to add a few bits and make it as good or better then military MREs that are selling at some place around twenty buck for a single full MRE pack. Now if you expect variety don't buy these. Seriously out of 10 packs I got 10 lentil stews (which thank goodness I find them pretty tasty) along with 5 packs each of beans and rice in tomato sauce and pasta with tomatos in sauce. Thankfully 3 packs had 2 fig bars in place of the shortbread cookie (would be great if they could just get the military MRE pound cake to replace the shortbread cookie). I only got plain crackers no vegetable ones which sucks because I was intrested in seeing what those tasted like. So to sum it up somethings quite tasty some bland and or dry, great in case of emergencies and a great base if you want to make larger ration packs with stuff you find on sale or at discount stores that have a far off experation date. Again these are quite cheap when I bought them and therefore made a cheap but decent base to build larger ration packs with, these are really worth the price either way. But again do not buy these if you want variety, don't buy these if you expect a heat source like that of a MRE, dont buy these expecting meat in them either. There is a reason these are so much cheaper then military grade MREs.

## Features

- 𝐌𝐑𝐄 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐞: Composed of 5 random delicious meal varieties, our MRE meals case contains 10 Meals-Ready-to-Eat, with 2 servings of each pre cooked food MRE meal. These MREs are compatible with and cater to a wide variety of dietary restrictions.
- 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐄𝐚𝐭 𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐝: With a shelf life of 5 to 7 years from the date of manufactuer, these US FEMA validated MRE meals are fully cooked and ready to eat. Store this unit of emergency food ration in a temperature controlled, cool, low humidity environment.
- 𝐍𝐮𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐑𝐢𝐜𝐡 & 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡𝐲: Our reduced sodium MRE meals are designed for maximum endurance and nutrition, with an average of 2200 calories per meal. These humanitarian MRE rations provide the balance of daily nutritional requirements.
- 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐭𝐞 𝐌𝐞𝐚𝐥 𝐊𝐢𝐭: Every MRE food meal includes an entree, side dishes, seasoning packet, utensils, and napkin. The entree of our meal ready to eat can be eaten cold or can be heated before eating (Meal kit content could be different from listed items).
- 𝐕𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐞 𝐔𝐬𝐚𝐠𝐞: These meals ready to eat can be utilized for varied civilian activities. Our civilian MRE food packs are ideal for survival situations, hiking, camping, fishing, boating, and as emergency food supply.
- 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭 𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠: The inspection date on packaging should not be confused with the Expiration date. There is no expiration date on the packaging, however the expiration date is normally 24 months after the inspection date

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B09Y8SBLD8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #114,667 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #73 in Emergency Food Supplies |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (2,334) |
| Manufacturer  | The Wornick Company |
| Product Dimensions  | 16 x 10 x 9 inches; 2.4 Pounds |
| UPC  | 654409729712 |
| Units  | 1.00 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Ammo Can Man
- **Item Weight:** 2.4 Pounds
- **Number of Items:** 10
- **Package Information:** Bag,Packet
- **Size:** 2.4 pounds

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Manufactured date?**
A: The bags do not tell you what meals are inside and had no instructions as to prepare. I was not satisfied with my purchase. I did open a couple and they were not up to par. I was told that they were of recent inspection. I would never order again.

**Q: Where does it say what meals are involved in these packages? 20 meals of what?**
A: Packages say "menu 1, menu 2, menu 3, but are ALL the same vegetarian meals. There isn't even any variety in the "condiments"

**Q: is this legal to sell?**
A: 25 year shelf life usually for most of these meal types but who knows how old it was before last inspection I’ve never gotten a bad one and I’ve kept them over 10 years before

**Q: MREs factually have an expiration date. What is the serial on some of these.**
A: I got my boxes this summer (2022) and the case and individual items were made spring 2019 (with inspection dates of 7/22). The time-temperature stickers were good.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent value, good quality!
*by J***Y on March 4, 2024*

Before I opened my first package, I psyched myself up. "There has been a major disaster, I'm stuck here. Stores are all closed or empty. I'm extremely hungry, and I have this emergency food." The bag: Don't take this for granted! It's a very heavy duty, thick plastic, rubbery bag. It's water proof, and doesn't leak. It can be used to capture/store water, or melt snow. You can use it as a bucket. It would also be a very handy emergency toilet. Or just a trash bag. I bet there are dozens of other uses! The accessories: one book of matches, one spoon, and one napkin. If you're like me, you probably don't actually use napkins. But don't throw it away! It can be used as toilet paper, or to start a fire. The spoon is heavy duty with a very long handle. I was trying to think what else you could use it for. It could easily be sharpened against any rock or brick to make a pretty long shiv/knife... The matches are obvious. I would probably wrap them in one of the empty cookie bags, tightly, to keep them safe and dry. The meals: Well, okay, if I wasn't extremely hungry, I would definitely choose something else, maybe McDonald's. It's not exactly a gourmet meal. I opened Menu #1 with the Vegetable Barley Stew and the Lentil Stew. I tried eating them cold, and it wasn't terrible. Lots of flavor, especially after adding some of the crushed red pepper. Definitely tasted better heated up in my fancy microwave. It would be nice if they included heaters, but I understand, because these meals are intentionally cheap. No meat at all, that sucks if you're a carnivore like me. The snacks: Oatmeal cookie was tasty. The vegetarian crackers, there are two big crackers in the package. I didn't like them much, until I put the peanut butter and strawberry jam on them. Afterward, I thought it would be better to have one cracker per meal, and save the PB&J for the other cookies. The shortbread cookie was pretty good. The condiments: Simple stuff. You get salt and pepper, and crushed red pepper. You won't need to add the salt since there is plenty of sodium in the meals already. Unless you have been working and sweating all day, and then you will be very grateful for the extra salt. I'm not a big fan of crushed red pepper, but it definitely added flavor to the meals. Cost: What a great value for calories per dollar!! If you're a beginner prepper or a veteran prepper, you should definitely have several of these boxes (best case scenario, feed them to your annoying relatives or neighbors, while your family eats the good stuff). Complaints: "Menu #1" is stupid, doesn't tell you what's INSIDE. Also, no meat. That really sucks unless your a vegetarian (or you're starving. Then meat or no meat, they're delicious!!)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for what I planned on using them for.
*by M***E on August 31, 2024*

So I bought a case for emergencies. I cracked one open to try out everything, the lentil stew reminds me of bush beans before they did a recipe change. The crackers really need the salt or peanut butter or both. The shortbread cookie needs the strawberry jam to give it flavour and help it not be so dry. The toaster pastry I am suprised was an actual poptart branded frosting free poptart it was not bad at all, I assume they went with frosting free because the frosting is normally made out of gelatin drived from pork and it therefore is not vegan/vegetarian/kosher or halal. The best thing out of the lot was the fig bar. So armed with that knowledge I decided to crack them all open and use them as a base to make larger ration packs that include an actual breakfast (i.e oatmeal or a breakfast/protein drink mix), drink mixes (i.e tea/coffee, koolaid you get the idea), candy bar, some foil pouches of meat etc. This works for my family and to be fair the stuff is all eatable and at three bucks and five cents per ration pack it makes a great base if you want to add a few bits and make it as good or better then military MREs that are selling at some place around twenty buck for a single full MRE pack. Now if you expect variety don't buy these. Seriously out of 10 packs I got 10 lentil stews (which thank goodness I find them pretty tasty) along with 5 packs each of beans and rice in tomato sauce and pasta with tomatos in sauce. Thankfully 3 packs had 2 fig bars in place of the shortbread cookie (would be great if they could just get the military MRE pound cake to replace the shortbread cookie). I only got plain crackers no vegetable ones which sucks because I was intrested in seeing what those tasted like. So to sum it up somethings quite tasty some bland and or dry, great in case of emergencies and a great base if you want to make larger ration packs with stuff you find on sale or at discount stores that have a far off experation date. Again these are quite cheap when I bought them and therefore made a cheap but decent base to build larger ration packs with, these are really worth the price either way. But again do not buy these if you want variety, don't buy these if you expect a heat source like that of a MRE, dont buy these expecting meat in them either. There is a reason these are so much cheaper then military grade MREs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good value for calories. This will keep you alive. Your taxes, it's what's for dinner!
*by V***E on April 29, 2024*

Quick run-down: These are cold, calorie dense lentil and bean based vegetarian mush bags with a tolerable amount of spice for flavor. An absolute steal for situations where you can't get food and won't be picky. My family of five made an experiment of trying these out together. The 3 young kids under 5 would only eat one bite of the main courses, they were not fans. The meals are textured like lentils and taste like beans spiced enough to make it palatable. I tried all of the main courses and did not get sick, I have a hard time with onions, garlic, and spices, so that is important. The pop-tarts were squashed, had no frosting, and tasted like a plastic bag. I would recommend bringing your own pop-tarts to the apocalypse. The crackers are perfectly dry and bland, they go well with the strawberry jam. Unfortunately one of my kids is allergic to strawberries so we substituted grape for him. The shortbread cookie is good, a bit dry but somewhat sweet. The peanut butter is good - this is a no-brainer and hard to screw up. The fig newtons were good The jam is good Overall, this is worth having a box to get your family through a few days after your fridge and pantry run out of food in a long disaster. MREs probably taste better, but are 3x as expensive.

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