--- product_id: 483761509 title: "1 Case HUMANITARIAN DAILY RATION MRE - RANDOM MENU - Inspection date of 10/2022 or Newer" brand: "generic" price: "3070 kr" currency: NOK in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Generic" url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/483761509-1-case-humanitarian-daily-ration-mre-random-menu-inspection-date store_origin: NO region: Norway --- # 10+ years shelf life 2,200 calories power-packed Complete accessory pack included 1 Case HUMANITARIAN DAILY RATION MRE - RANDOM MENU - Inspection date of 10/2022 or Newer **Brand:** generic **Price:** 3070 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🥾 Fuel your adventure & peace of mind with every bite! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 1 Case HUMANITARIAN DAILY RATION MRE - RANDOM MENU - Inspection date of 10/2022 or Newer by generic - **How much does it cost?** 3070 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/483761509-1-case-humanitarian-daily-ration-mre-random-menu-inspection-date) ## Best For - generic enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted generic brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Versatile Use Case:** Perfect for hiking, camping, emergency kits, or prepping—stay ready and never miss a meal no matter the situation. - • **Long-Term Reliability:** Factory-sealed freshness with a shelf life exceeding 10 years—prep like a pro and never worry about expiration. - • **All-in-One Convenience:** Includes 2 entrees, sides, desserts, crackers, and a full accessory pack—utensils, gum, napkins, and seasonings ready to go. - • **Sustained Energy Boost:** Each MRE delivers a robust 2,200 calories with balanced macros to fuel your toughest days. - • **Trusted Quality Brands:** Manufactured by top names Sopakco, Wornick, or Ameriqual ensuring premium military-grade nutrition. ## Overview This Humanitarian Daily Ration MRE case features factory-sealed meals inspected 10/2022 or newer, providing 2,200 calories per meal with balanced macros. Each pack includes multiple entrees, sides, desserts, crackers, and a complete accessory kit. Manufactured by trusted brands Sopakco, Wornick, or Ameriqual, these meals have a shelf life of over 10 years, making them ideal for emergency preparedness, outdoor adventures, and long-term food storage. ## Description Each case is 10/22 or better inspection dates. Manufacturer can be Sopakco, Wornick, or Ameriqual. Each HDR MRE provides an average of 2,200 calories (10-13% protein, 27-30% fat, and 60% carbohydrates). Each package is brand new factory sealed with 2 Entrees, Side dishes, Dessert/Snacks, Crackers or Bread and an Accessory pack containing Utensils, Gum, Napkin/Towelette and Seasonings like Salt, Pepper and Sugar. Properly stored, these meals can last 10+ years. Perfect for Hiking, Camping, Emergencies, Prepping, etc. Review: Emergency food only - The seller was fine. Beware: These will make you fat if you eat these other than as emergency food. Very nutrient and calorie dense. Might make someone used to good wholesome food ill - very well thought out product though. You'd eat it if you really needed to. In that respect - these are almost unbeatable. Not much worse than a MRE which has meat in it, but then again I don't NEED to eat meat every 4 hours like some people demand. They're very basic. The average American isn't going to like these so much. At 3 bucks a meal these obviously aren't in high demand. I keep a couple cases around for emergency use. There's a lot to be said for their ease of use and portability. They could slide around for weeks in the bottom of a boat and still be ok. I could eat them for 2 days without too much bother but I would not be too happy about it. Again, these are dense. The crackers alone are 170 calories and they aren't yummy either. SHTF FOOD. If you buy these get a couple cases of Snickers bars cause you'll want something sweet and gooey. Nothing in these are that tasty and you'll really want something awesome cause these are very blandish. I can't figure out the variety selection in a case. I opened 3 bags and they were all the same... Bummer. They shine in their ease of deployability - they can be air dropped w/o a chute and starving people don't write their congress people too much about the cuisine. They're a bargain if you look at what it probably cost to build them. You can actually buy a pallet of these (480?) meals for like 1600 bucks but you'd have serious serious health issues if you ate 480 of them. These are predominately made of beans and rice so really you could just make similar fresh food at home from dried stock for much less and avoid whatever food preservative toxins they put in food like this. These just shine in their portability and no brainer, no fuss usage and deployment. If you're looking for emergency or durable food, then likely you can find a use for these if you apply your mind to the planning. And they're Halal and Kosher! So you've got that big concern taken care of. Remember to buy Snickers... And remember each package is about 2100 calories in sum total. Review: Not great variety. - Box arrived unbroken and no signs of water damage or improper storage. The variation isn’t great. I am not sure if these operate on a menu system like US MREs do, but if so it must be a 2 menu system. I have eaten or opened half of them so far. One bag each labeled 1-5. Each bag contains 1 accessory pack, a fig bar, 2 packs of regular MRE crackers, one strawberry jelly, one peanut butter, one pack of unfrosted strawberry poptarts, one shortbread cookie, one lentil stew entree, and one other entree (2 beans with tomato sauce and 3 pasta with tomato sauce). Everything tastes alright. Although it would suck if I hated lentils or poptarts. I wish they came with heat packs and I wish they were vegetable crackers rather than regular ones, but they are perfectly fine as is. I got a case produced by Wornick Company with a production date of 08-26-22 and an inspection date of 08-25. For $3 per meal. It’s not bad. I’ll probably buy them again. ## Features - Each case is 10/22 or better inspection dates. Manufacturer can be Sopakco, Wornick, or Ameriqual - Each HDR MRE provides an average of 2,200 calories (10-13% protein, 27-30% fat, and 60% carbohydrates). - Each package is brand new factory sealed with 2 Entrees, Side dishes, Dessert/Snacks, Crackers or Bread and an Accessory pack containing Utensils, Gum, Napkin/Towelette and Seasonings like Salt, Pepper and Sugar. - Properly stored, these meals can last 10+ years. Perfect for Hiking, Camping, Emergencies, Prepping, etc. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0BJGP8W4L | | Best Sellers Rank | #51,375 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #109 in Packaged Dry Soup Mixes | | Brand | Generic | | Brand Name | Generic | | Container Type | Pack | | Cuisine | Generic | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 472 Reviews | | Item Weight | 21 pounds | | Manufacturer | Manufacturer can be Sopakco, Wornick, or Ameriqual. | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Pieces | 1 | | Package Information | Pack | | Size | Single Case | | UPC | 741685422151 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Generic - **Cuisine:** Generic - **Item Weight:** 21 pounds - **Number of Items:** 1 - **Package Information:** Pack ## Images ![1 Case HUMANITARIAN DAILY RATION MRE - RANDOM MENU - Inspection date of 10/2022 or Newer - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61spBYYVZfL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: How many packs are in the box?** A: There are 10 packs. 2 meals per pack. Each pack is designed for 1 person for 1 day. **Q: whats in the accessories pack** A: Salt, pepper, matches, napkin, long spoon, crushed red pepper **Q: Is this Kosher?** A: I'm not Jewish, so I can't be positive. I can tell you there is No meat, therefore, no pork. They made these meals so all can eat it, including vegetarians, ect. **Q: Are the menus vegan or so they contain meat (beef)?** A: There is no meat in any menu ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Emergency food only *by I***D on June 24, 2024* The seller was fine. Beware: These will make you fat if you eat these other than as emergency food. Very nutrient and calorie dense. Might make someone used to good wholesome food ill - very well thought out product though. You'd eat it if you really needed to. In that respect - these are almost unbeatable. Not much worse than a MRE which has meat in it, but then again I don't NEED to eat meat every 4 hours like some people demand. They're very basic. The average American isn't going to like these so much. At 3 bucks a meal these obviously aren't in high demand. I keep a couple cases around for emergency use. There's a lot to be said for their ease of use and portability. They could slide around for weeks in the bottom of a boat and still be ok. I could eat them for 2 days without too much bother but I would not be too happy about it. Again, these are dense. The crackers alone are 170 calories and they aren't yummy either. SHTF FOOD. If you buy these get a couple cases of Snickers bars cause you'll want something sweet and gooey. Nothing in these are that tasty and you'll really want something awesome cause these are very blandish. I can't figure out the variety selection in a case. I opened 3 bags and they were all the same... Bummer. They shine in their ease of deployability - they can be air dropped w/o a chute and starving people don't write their congress people too much about the cuisine. They're a bargain if you look at what it probably cost to build them. You can actually buy a pallet of these (480?) meals for like 1600 bucks but you'd have serious serious health issues if you ate 480 of them. These are predominately made of beans and rice so really you could just make similar fresh food at home from dried stock for much less and avoid whatever food preservative toxins they put in food like this. These just shine in their portability and no brainer, no fuss usage and deployment. If you're looking for emergency or durable food, then likely you can find a use for these if you apply your mind to the planning. And they're Halal and Kosher! So you've got that big concern taken care of. Remember to buy Snickers... And remember each package is about 2100 calories in sum total. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not great variety. *by L***N on August 30, 2026* Box arrived unbroken and no signs of water damage or improper storage. The variation isn’t great. I am not sure if these operate on a menu system like US MREs do, but if so it must be a 2 menu system. I have eaten or opened half of them so far. One bag each labeled 1-5. Each bag contains 1 accessory pack, a fig bar, 2 packs of regular MRE crackers, one strawberry jelly, one peanut butter, one pack of unfrosted strawberry poptarts, one shortbread cookie, one lentil stew entree, and one other entree (2 beans with tomato sauce and 3 pasta with tomato sauce). Everything tastes alright. Although it would suck if I hated lentils or poptarts. I wish they came with heat packs and I wish they were vegetable crackers rather than regular ones, but they are perfectly fine as is. I got a case produced by Wornick Company with a production date of 08-26-22 and an inspection date of 08-25. For $3 per meal. It’s not bad. I’ll probably buy them again. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth a try, but don't expect a culinary delight *by R***R on June 4, 2026* I'll admit that this purchase was out of curiosity... So, it appears to be either an overrun or surplus production of a ration that is normally sold to the government for distribution in famine-stricken parts of the globe. Oddly, however, all of the messages, descriptions and other copy is all in English. Perhaps that was figured out and these were sold off in error. Anyway, I ate one and found it to be a bit bland, but generally nourishing. For breakfast, Pop-Tarts, lunch a soup-like package and dinner a vegetarian stew. No item required heating. Two cookies plus strawberry jam and peanut butter packets for adding to the cookies. Utensils, napkin, salt and pepper included. It's not going to win any awards for culinary arts, but it has almost 2,000 calories that will go a long way to sate hunger. The only challenge was the packaging was very sturdy and difficult to open without scissors or a knife. For $3 each, it was a bargain and great for vegetarians on camping trips! 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