Now look. Let’s just be frank. This thing probably tastes like crap. Any Sandwich that’s good for two years isn’t fresh off of Thomas Keller‘s deli counter, word? But this isn’t about flavour. It’s about survival. Or at least a survival joke. It’s about a sandwich that you can set aside on a sunny day and crack open years later, when all the world is dying around you, and remember that glorious time. It’s about planning ahead. It’s about looking forward, in the face of adversity and terror and starvation and the terrible smell of burning human flesh and doing a nasty little jig as you crack open the wrapper on your sandwich. And eat it. And eat it. And look at the cat. And wish you had another. And cry. And cry. And cry. [via Uncrate]
Cameron
Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at 11:37 AM“We cannot ship this item outside of the U.S. and Canada”
Useful.
Graeme
Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at 12:52 PMIt’s the same with all MRE type stuff. Even if they did ship it to Australia it’d get destroyed by AQIS and you’d have to pay them to do so. I’d love to be able to find some reasonable MREs in Australia for canoe or camping trips.
David b
Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at 2:00 PMHave you tired Army Disposal stores? most will stock ration packs used by the defence forces and better yet they last for ages.
KC
Wednesday, October 26, 2011 at 2:57 PMHi David, would you know the name of the Army disposal stores in the Melbourne metropolitan area that would sell the ration packs? Thanks.