Description
Every USGI Humanitarian Daily Ration Meal supplies the full daily nutritional and calorie requirements for one adult man for one day. With 2,200 calories per meal, one case will feed an adult for 10 days.
Like military issue MREs, each HDR is fully-cooked and ready to eat out of the package. Unlike most military MRE’s, these do not include a heating element and require the user to either have their own heating source or simply eat the food straight from the package without heating.
Each Humanitarian MRE Includes
- (2) Vegetarian Entrees (lentils/beans/rice)
- (2) Biscuits (typical MRE crackers)
- (2) Vegetable Crackers
- Fruit Bar (typically fig, but there may be others)
- Peanut Butter and Fruit Jam condiments
- (2) Fruit Pastries
- Shortbread Bar
- Accessory Pack (seasonings, matches, towelette, napkin)
Humanitarian MRE Features
- 2,200 calories per meal
- 10 Meals per case
- 5 Different Labelled Menus
- All meals vegetarian and do not include a heater
- 5 Year Shelf Life (Manufacture date and expiration date printed on package)
- Weight: Approx. 25 lbs
- Made in the USA!
MRE Meal Contents
Each of the ten (10) Humanitarian Daily Ration Meals in a standard case contains:
- Two (2) Entrees (any two of the following entrees):
- – Bean Salad
- – Brown & Wild Rice w/ Lentils
- – Barley Stew
- – Lentil Stew
- – Beans & Rice in Tomato Sauce
- – Herb Rice
- – Rice w/ Beans
- – Red Beans & Rice
- – Yellow Rice
- – Lentils & Vegetables
- – Rice & Vegetables in Sauce
- – Pasta in Tomato Sauce
- Bread and Snack items to establish a 2,000 calorie count meal pack (any combination of the following)::Cracker Spreads (Peanut Butter and/or Jam)
- – Crackers
- – Vegetable Crackers
- – Biscuits
- – Vegetable Biscuits
- – Flat Bread
- – Raisins
- – Fruit Bar
- – Fruit Pastry
- – Shortbread Cookies
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- Cracker Spreads (Peanut Butter and/or Jam)
- Accessory Pack (Red Pepper, Pepper, Salt, Sugar, Spoon, Matches, Alcohol-free Towelette, Napkin)
Please Note
- Unlike regular military MREs, these HDRs do NOT include a flameless heater unit)
- Each case comes sealed with 10 complete full-day Rations and includes an assortment of meals. We cannot guarantee which specific meals will be included
- MREs do not have an expiration date. They have an inspection date and a pack date. The Inspection date is three years after the pack date, and the inspection date is the date the Military inspects the cases during long term storage to verify they are still fit for consumption. Manufacturers suggest that meal contents are good for approximately 5 or more years when stored at room temperature. Meals stored in cooler temperatures stay fresh longer.
