Ameriqual 24ct US Military Surplus MRE Meals Ready to Eat 2021 Inspect A+B Case Bundle Menus 1-24

I just received my bundle of US MRE Case A and Case B from Amazon, and wow, what an excellent purchase! Each case contains 12 full meals, with Case A covering Menus 1-12 and Case B handling 13-24, offering a fantastic assortment of entrees like Chili with Beans, Shredded Beef in BBQ Sauce, Chicken with Egg Noodles and Vegetables, and so many more. The packaging is rugged and waterproof, perfect for long-term storage or outdoor adventures, and everything arrived in pristine condition with inspection dates well into 2025 or later.The food quality is absolutely perfect – everything I've tried so far is delicious and surprisingly flavorful for military rations. The heaters work flawlessly to warm up the meals in minutes, and the portions are generous with about 1,250 calories each, including sides, snacks, and even accessories like chewing gum, matches, and toilet tissue. Whether for emergency prep, camping, or just curiosity, these MREs deliver on taste and nutrition without any of that "bland survival food" vibe. I highly recommend grabbing both cases for the full variety – they're reliable, tasty, and worth every penny!

These were good, the boxes came in good shape and all the meals tasted as expected so they seem to have been stored pretty well. No complaints.

Exactly what I wanted. I'm not a particularly picky eater, and I admit that I actually like MREs. Never met an MRE I *didn't* like. I travel, cross country, and keep a five day supply of emergency rations on board my truck. When I considered MREs in the past for that task, all I found were the dehydrated, low nutrition, and ridiculously over-priced meals sold at camping gear outlets. So, I used prepackaged and canned foods from grocery stores, but the options were minimal. What triggered me to renew my search was my after work interests. I enjoy astronomy and camping, and the two go together out of necessity of being out in the field and away from city lights. However, any light source can destroy the night-vision necessary when using telescopes, and ruin hours of work by those doing astrophotography. A flashlight will get you run off. No car lights, no campfires, etc., are allowed. So, warm meals are *verboten* from dusk until dawn. But now I find authentic MREs, complete with WORKING flameless ration heaters? I do not need combat rations, and I understand these are geared for civilian use, and not the high calorie of the MREs I have had from military issue. I ordered the two-case set of twenty-four meals, and one case arrived yesterday. I'm waiting to hear back about the still missing B case, and fairly certain it was a delivery error, not shipper error. I pulled out Menu 3 "Chicken, Noodles and Vegetables, in Sauce." I chose it because chicken is my least favorite form of common meat, and it took discipline to pass on a couple of favorites. Everything I expected. Even though I am at home, I tried everything. Heater worked great. I got Skittles, which I always give away. Tropical Fruit Punch (better than orange). Peanut Butter and Apple Jelly-- another win. Bland crackers (but went better-- well, in fact-- with chicken and veggies, than with the PB&J). A packet of "powdered hot sauce" (essentially, crushed red pepper, which I like). Applesauce with Raspberry Puree (a large portion-- brown, but delicious). Chicken Noodles and Veggies in sauce. Not bad at all, and nicely punched up with the supplied crush pepper "powdered sauce" (Ha!). It was all filling and tasty. I left no crumbs. I have a sugar packet, non-dairy creamer, a bit of salt, a packet of Splenda, two Chiclets, and the Skittles to trade for a mini bottle of Tabasco Sauce if there are sny takers. I'll toss the towlette and toilet paper in my backpack pocket. Lastly, I said I am not a picky eater, but I am outright insufferable about my coffee. I understand that my Federal Government is not going to buy dark roasted arabica beans, grown in in either Ethiopian or Sumatran soil, and present each kit with a French Press. So, hot water, dyed black, and dosed with caffeine is what I expected, and what I got. Could be worse. Could be tea. At less than $4.00 a meal (I paid $95 for my two cases although only receiving one case as I type), that is less than a small breakfast sandwich with a coffee at a truck stop-- and a lot better, if you ignore the coffee. Honestly, I woukd opt for this easy meal over fast food. I own a thermos, so will brew my civilized coffee before dark. That only leaves me jonesing for my daily fix of Dr. Pepper. Going to need a cooler for that. This is like my new favorite thing. What the heck am I packing that tiny camp-stove and fuel for? Oh, boiling water for my French Press, of course.

So far this Ameriqual MRE box has been the best one I've bought. The reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it has a lot of entrees that are very similar in taste. They will be in a very similar sauce. Chili Mac is similar to Chili Beans, and spaghetti has the similar taste. It does taste good. And if you were really hungry this would seem like a feast. One of the best things is sweets in each dinner. They were nice. Sometimes you get skittles. Sometimes you get pound cake. Sometimes it's a large chocolate chip cookie. But the MREs that I've had in the past were not like that. You'd get a small and I mean small tootsie roll. I'd buy again. The price makes each meal less than $4 dollars. Shipping free. Lastly, these dates were very recent. Usually less than 3 years. I have seen sights with much older MREs. In the next few years we could see supply chain issues. Be nice to not have to go out and endure the lines.

fresh and tasty, all the components have been intact and all the FRHs have been perfect. great for camping

As advertised with fast shipping

Tastes as expected, its an MRE. Package was timely and efficient

These all seem to be stored very well. Arrived on time. Great variety. I only had one duplicate overall and after reading reviews on other sellers that seems to be quite good! Nice meals for camping, hiking, or just when I forget to thaw out meat.