what foods are dehydrated for M.R.E.'s(meals,ready to eat)?

Question

I need to know the food products the military and astronauts have in their M.R.E.'s.

Answer 1

MRE's are both dehydrated and freeze dried, contrary to popular opinions that they are one or the other. Here's a list of entrees: Beef Stew, Spaghetti, Cajun Rice, Chicken Noodles, Veggie Burger, Minestrone Stew, Jambalaya, NE Clam Chowder, Pork Ribs, Beef Ravioli, Penne Pasta Veggie Sausage, Beef Steak, Grilled Chicken Breast, Cheese Tortellini, Veggie Maniccotti, beef Enchilada, and Sloppy Joes. MRE's also come with side dishes of veggies, desserts and drinks, as well as condiments to spice things up. They are actually much better than the old C or K rations earlier soldiers had to eat. And they are good virtually forever. LTC M, USA, RET

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Ask anyone in a hurricane devastated area. Some of them tasted pretty good too. Pot roast with vegetables and Chicken Tetrazzini are both tasty. Rather than me try to list the ones we had I found the list on line...

Answer 4

Everthihg from Chitos To Spaghetti! Here is a website listing all 20 menus.



www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/landmre/htm

Answer 5

Go to your local Army Surplus store and buy a few. There about $5 each last time I knew. I used to buy them for camping. Actually pretty good too.

Answer 6

Call a sports store and ask the, what products they carry.



My son usually buys beef stew, lasagna and vegetable soup.

Answer 7

MRE's aren't dehydrated (don't need water), they are like vacuum sealed. They contain ALL kinds of foods.