Ration Thread

What makes a great ration? And why are MREs so shit?

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longevity and coffee instant.
80s era experimentation that never got fazed out

Variety makes a good ration. Seven-ten menu items don't fucking cut it. Because they just do.

Salted MRE crackers, spicy MRE cheese spread, jam, Coffee instant type 1, early 90s orange drink base, lucky strikes, vacuum sealed packaging/cans with a nice hiss

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Pork chow mein.

Green flavour is the best one tbh

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long shelf life
coffee
hot chocolate powder
chocolate

Pleb.

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Any pointers for homemade rations?