And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Cheap (at least at Walmart) and easy. Portions are sort of smallish. And they don't keep all that well. Maybe a year or two at best. They tend to dry out and thicken up. And agree with the preference to spice them up some way.
Not too expensive from Walmart, and they keep forever at room temperature. I have a few in my truck toollbox for if I get hungry on the road. I also have a bunch at home for troubled times.
They're OK. I kept a couple of them in my desk at work in case I had to work through lunch and hadn't brought anything in (or had been called in without time to grab anything to bring in). Better than C-RATS (which isn't saying a lot I know). Biggest downside is you need access to a microwave to heat them up.
I kept a number of these in the SCIF at Kelly Barracks during Balkans conflict, I ate them cold because I could not leave for 12, 15 hours at a watch. Decent, better warm. Not sure how long you can store in a cool shelter.
Got some stashed, different varieties but most taste fairly bad. Won't kill you but the meager portion won't want you to eat more than one. Shelf life isn't that long, about one year so you will be eating these or waste your money.
Fair, at best,,,,, they get tiresome/old real quick, but would certainly beat nothing in a pinch.
ReplyDeleteSmall, gotta double up. Next morning your anus will whimper.
DeleteAs grandpaw used to say; It ain't great but it will make a turd.
ReplyDeleteThey're pretty good. The reason I stopped using them is Sodium at 650mg
ReplyDeletePretty expensive for what you get but quick and easy.
ReplyDeleteNot much food for the cost. Not really that tasty but I have only eaten one particular selection. It is what it is till it ain't no more!
ReplyDeleteThey need a LOT of seasoning help and, as stated, are spendy, but they’re small, light & reasonably edible. i’ve never seen them sold by the case….
ReplyDeleteCheap (at least at Walmart) and easy. Portions are sort of smallish.
ReplyDeleteAnd they don't keep all that well. Maybe a year or two at best. They tend to dry out and thicken up. And agree with the preference to spice them up some way.
Not too expensive from Walmart, and they keep forever at room temperature. I have a few in my truck toollbox for if I get hungry on the road. I also have a bunch at home for troubled times.
ReplyDeleteThey're OK. I kept a couple of them in my desk at work in case I had to work through lunch and hadn't brought anything in (or had been called in without time to grab anything to bring in). Better than C-RATS (which isn't saying a lot I know). Biggest downside is you need access to a microwave to heat them up.
ReplyDeleteI kept a number of these in the SCIF at Kelly Barracks during Balkans conflict, I ate them cold because I could not leave for 12, 15 hours at a watch. Decent, better warm. Not sure how long you can store in a cool shelter.
ReplyDeleteAs an over the road trucker I've eaten lots of these. They are fast and easy, decent but not great.
ReplyDeleteFrom one of the filthiest meat companies ever...
ReplyDeleteGot some stashed, different varieties but most taste fairly bad. Won't kill you but the meager portion won't want you to eat more than one. Shelf life isn't that long, about one year so you will be eating these or waste your money.
ReplyDeleteI used to keep a box of these in my sailboat, for just in case.
ReplyDeleteNot bad seasoned heavily, but way too much salt.
Hormel mystery meat.
ReplyDeleteHad a chicken and dumpling yesterday for lunch. Made it about 4 bites I before the rest went onto the trash.
ReplyDeleteThose are the saltiest things I've ever been offered as "food". Worse than MREs, worse than Spam musubi, worse than my wife's cooking!
ReplyDeleteI ate one of those about a month ago. Never again YUK!
ReplyDeleteZero stars.
ReplyDeleteTried once.
Do not recommend.
Highly processed unhealthy muck.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't finish one. Neither could my dog.
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