Chicken wing meals that
do not require refrigeration.
La Briute Sizzling Cuisine, Buffalo Style Chicken Wings with Rice & Corn, 12-Ounce Meal (Pack of 6)
Product Features
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[*]Microwaveable
[*]Glatt Kosher
[*]wholesome & nutritious
[*]A meal in a minute
[*]Shelf-Stable: Needs No Refrigertaion or Freezer
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Well, at least it's Glatt (very) Kosher. So I know that the 'chicken' is really chicken.
And for $10 a pop, you can enjoy a
self-heating meal, that looks a lot like a meal you can get for $2 in the frozen section.
We could send some to Reg Joe and friends if they didn't already look too much like MRE's.
Is that an Israeli Army MRE, perhaps?
Needs No Refrigertaion or Freezer
Sounds more like Engrish, but they don't say where this shit's from. :eyebrow:
Sounds more like Engrish, but they don't say where this shit's from. :eyebrow:
Don't blame the manufacturer for that. Someone from Amazon probably typo'd when they copied it to the site.
Update: The wings arrived today. No refrigeration necessary and an expiration date of 12/2011!
This reminds me of the episode "Two" in the Twilight Zone where Charles Bronson eats a chicken drumstick from a can.
I only have 6 boxes, but I'm dying to try one. Even Mrs. Levy is curious.
Just need to register my complete and total disapproval of this product. This thing is a fuck.
I wouldn't eat that with someone else's mouth!
Well, when the Apocalypse comes, you guys will be chewing on rats and I'll be eating shelf stable chicken wings.:p:yum:
Yes if you realize that the definition of "shelf stable" is even the bacteria won't eat it.
If this thing was once chicken, it is no longer. You will beg for something as nutritious as rat.
I personally suspect your "chicken wings" are not so far from rat meat as you would like to believe.
Shelf Life of the Military MRE
The shelf life of MREs in their original packaging is three years at 80 degrees F. However, the shelf life can be extended through the use of cold storage facilities prior to distribution.
I dont Know if these are Kosher But they will Last for a Long time , Dont taste Bad ( Not Gormet fare , but will feed you Well )
Check out this company
http://www.longlifefood.com/
And about every thing you need to know about Military rations
http://www.olive-drab.com/od_rations.php I'd love to try this! Seems interesting, from a scientific AND culinary point of view.
I wonder if they'd survive the trip to England?
Seems, though, that they'd survive a nuclear bomb, so... I'm sure they'd survive a plane ride.
Eaten one, yet, Rich? Do tell... Was it edible? Or, dare I dream... delicious?!