Official Preparation Instructions

1. Add 8-16 (check package) ounces of hot water (~⅓ canteen cup) to pouch
2. Stir, wait ~5-10 minutes until fully rehydrated
3. Hot water can be added in stages to keep food hot.

Recommended Best Practices

• Meals should be fully hydrated per the official instructions, and left to fully absorb the water.
• Eating too fast can mess with your mood, your metabolism, and your digestive system. Pace yourself and eat at a normal speed.
• Rehydrating the meal just means that the meal is rehydrated. You are still in charge of hydrating yourself. Make sure to drink adequate water.
• Minimize exposure to direct sunlight and temperatures above 75°F to maximize shelf life. Like most things, if stored in a dry cool place it will last longer. Proprietary Mountain House packaging preserves flavor until 2029, and viable calories beyond that.

Meals

Full Ingredients and Nutritional Info

Specs

• Produced by Oregon Freeze Dry under the ‘Mountain House’ brand
• U.S. Military contract overrun. Unobtainable any other way.
• Freeze-dried food condensed, and vacuum packed in "brick pack" pouches
• Proprietary Mountain House packaging preserves flavor until 2029, and viable calories beyond that.
• Minimize exposure to temperatures above 75°F to maximize shelf life.
• Meets U.S. military nutritional requirements for active soldiers in the field, providing a high calorie count with plenty of sodium and carbohydrates.
• Lightweight and compact, high nutrient food almost you can store almost anywhere

Size Matters

One of the advantages of this product is it's compactness. How compact are they exactly? Well, here is a table of various containers as well as how many MCW's you can fit in each, along with the corresponding calories.

*values estimated using Turkey Tetrazzini

Return Policy

Once the seal on the bag is punctured we cannot accept a return on this item. The meals are consumables and once consumed void warranty.