Meals Ready to Eat Surplus (Pack of 4) - MRE Emergency Food Rations w/Assorted Flavors for Camping, Survival & More - 2015 Package date or Newer

These are legit military surplus MREs from 2022. I know the title of the item said 2015 or newer, but I looked into the reviews and a lot of people were saying the MREs they received were made in 2020 or later and I'm fine with that so I took a shot. I'm glad I did. They're still in good shape. I received 4 Wornick made MREs and for the price it's a great deal. All different menus and none of them were the nasty ones or vegetarian menus. If I had to pick something to be critical about 3 of them had accessory pack B so no coffee in those, but that's no big deal haha. The ration heater got hot immediately and worked great. Shipping was fast as well. Great price, great shipping, great product. I'll definitely get more from this seller.

I will start off by saying, I don't know what kind of shipping service they used, but kudos to the guy that dropped this stuff off at 10:08pm. Now to the good stuff.I got a good variety out of the 8 that I got. Most were packed in 2015, some went up to 2017. Which is insanely fresh. 2015 is quite young by MRE standards. Depending on the meal, 2012 or older is where I'd start asoing questions, but these guys seem to have pretty new stuff. Mine were all sealed and undamaged.As for the good, these are genuine military MRE's complete with all the components. Generally it will come with an Entree, snack, cracker or tortilla, spread or Jam, a dessert and an accessory packet with drinks. If you do not get crackers or wheat snack bread, it is because if you got a tortilla, that is the replacement for them. Some of them are genuinely very delicious and filling. They are high caloric, high sodium and sugar food items, I would not recommend eating these if you are not active often; I personally use these as emergency meals. Irregardless, this is military food, not Gordon Ramsay pre-made meals. Some are good, and some are bad, and that is no fault of the seller. It is military food, plain and simple. But generally, it's personal taste.As a tip, if these clog you up, eating 4 of the chiclets in the accessory packet will act as a laxative.Now to get the unpleasantness out of the way; The "Commercial Sale is Unlawful" tag on the bag does not apply to you or the seller. It applied to the Military personnel it is issued to. Because it is their free ration, they cannot SELL it, or they can be held accountable by UCMJ. But there is nothing wrong with GIFTING it to someone for free... and maybe collecting some cash later as a "Birthday gift" as a legal way around it. It's completely legal in that manner.All in all, 10/10 from me. Everything is as expected.

I was a little disappointed when I opened the box to find 2 of the same MRE’s out of the 4 I had purchased I would just have liked to been able to try more for the price but overall good MRE’s

Not bad for what they are. Mostly tried it for novelty reasons. The meals were savory. Like stuff most people would eat but somehow still be a little picky about. I mean one of the menus was a beef taco filling with Santa Fe rice. But the beverage that was supplied was only coffee. I’m sitting there enjoying the tacos. But honestly who drinks hot coffee with tacos? Sounds like it might give you the tummy troubles.

Quality, very good flavors. Awesome for camping or many other things.

Meals are fine I got 2 lemon pepper tuna meals 1 cheese tortellini and a creamy spinach fettuccine I'm upset that I got a duplicate.

I got the infamous Pizza Slice MRE, so auto 5 stars.For real though, basically $6 a meal, good deal all around. No punctures or anything showing improper care. You get good menu options also.

I was waiting for this both seller and ups did a great job I love eating my these they fun and see how real military roughing it out. I’m def coming back to order more, now that hurricane season is starting soon in Miami better be prepared