MRE 2020 Inspection Date Case, 24 Meals with 2020 Inspection Date, 2017 Pack Date A and B Case. Military Surplus Meal Ready to Eat.

almost to much fun. love them.

I really can't say until dinner time, we like to get MRE'S instead of regular food, we like MRE'S!UPDATE: These taste great! Seller made sure he packaged with care, all arrived safe, and 1 mre filled my girl friend up, this is why we use mre's for everyday use, prices have gotten way to high at the local stores, this keeps our food bill affordable, thank you food dude!

the cost of the box is very high for what was in it. The flavors of the food was gross. LOL

The only reason I didn’t give this 5 stars was to let people know this wasn’t a bot review and these mres came in good condition and with a good selection of meals, I’d highly suggest this

**update after eating a few — they don’t taste as fresh as other Government Issued MREs we’ve had. The meals are on the dry side and stay clumped together after heating. This company might add the “packaged date” on the box but there’s no way to tell how old the actual MREs are**Original review: Each meal package felt very full. Quite the assortment too!Arrived more quickly than estimated!

For camping, emergencies, or just a break from traditional cooking - nothing beats the MREs. I keep a large supply of these on hand for camping or emergencies. I try not to let any of them go beyond five years from date of packing and so far I've never encountered one that was spoiled. You never get this type of quality or variety in any other emergency food. I've discovered that the per meal cost for the MREs is a lot less expensive than the cost of other camping, long-term storage or emergency foods. And with the MREs, you get not just one entre in a pouch, but typically some sort of bread or crackers, a spread for that, a main dish, a snack, a beverage, and lots of other convenient snacks. Since they can be eaten cold (although the main meal does taste better heated with the enclosed chemical & water heating device, they seem to be the perfect stand-by for emergency food. They will last longer than five years from date of packing, but I've found that the taste of the individual items tends to deteriorate after five years. These were what the US Army fed us in the field and I enjoy then now just as much as I did when I was in the Army. Yes, they weigh more than the typical 1-pouch Mountain House or other type of emergency food packet, but the variety is worth the extra weight. Do the math. If you're paying $74 per case on Amazon (approximate depending on vendor) that means you're paying 6.17 per meal. And it's a complete meal with a snack or two left over. Try to match a meal like that with any other camping or emergency food....

Great value of food for the money. Taste is alright definitely worth it if you will be away from any heating source

Excellent Packaging. Excellent taste. Excellent product. This Amazon seller did a great job. Worth looking at their products.