AI Generated Review Summary
These Humanitarian Daily Rations are ready-to-eat meals designed for civilians in humanitarian crises. Each meal pack contains two servings, providing over 2,200 calories. The meals are vegetarian, heavy on lentils, beans, and rice, and have a shelf life of five years. Customers appreciate the efficient shipping and great price.
Reviews
Cost effective weight loss food!
"$1. 50 Humanitarian Daily Rations are currently the most cost effective weight loss food/emergency ration that I can find. Sure, any doctor will give you a stern look for not eating every day, but if you lock those same doctors in a bunker with only a case of HumRats to eat and the stipulation that they must finish all the food before you let them out, I'd wager they would choose to enjoy the silence for 15-20 days before they finish the 10 days of food in the case. Now, you could opt to just ratfuck the snacks out of each envelope, LIKE A CHILD, but in my estimation they are better used as a treat/pallette cleanser after eating one of the two entrée packets."
— AARON K. (5/5)
Excellent
"I had never had one of these before, so my daughter and I tried one out. We opened menu number five, which is the lentil stew and rice and beans. We both agreed that it was very good. She particularly liked the rice and beans, and ate the whole thing. :)"
— Dan B. (5/5)
Perfect packaging and shipping. products
"Perfect packaging and shipping. products are just as described. i haven't tried any of them yet as they are for emergencies only but I did open one box. \nAnd opened one of the packages inside , and they appear just fine. i will order again!"
— Michael W. (5/5)
Arrived in sealed 10-unit cartons
"Arrived in sealed 10-unit cartons strapped together. Cartons were a bit beat up, probably during shipping to me, but the contents were undamaged. No TTIs on these cartons. Visual inspection and taste test of sample units was AOK."
— Lewin E. (5/5)
"We like the products, but very upset. We live in a very small town, so small that the mail doesnt get delivered. Everything goes to PO Boxes. Even though we live about 300 hundred yards from the post office. We had to pay additional $51. 00. To get it from the post office! We will be taking our business else where next time! Would like someone to contact me on how to get reimbursed the $51. 00 we are out or the small quantities in products!"
— Alena (1/5)
Great service mres are good
"Great service mres are good for humanitarian ones military ones are better for the stuff in them but these were great also fig bars rock in them very satisfied with them"
— Peter Y. (5/5)
I got 2 boxes full.
"I got 2 boxes full. All were good. I ate 3. They all were the same so I gave the others away. Haha. They were all good though. The last packing date or Inspection was 2025. They all were still good."
— Ryan A. (5/5)
Incredible price but most items
"Incredible price but most items were very stale. Probably not the biggest concern in an emergency but i had hoped to get a couple of years of shelf life out of them."
— Ryan L. (3/5)
"The manufacturer puts maltodextrin in pretty much every food item. I have a sensitivity to it which really makes this a NO GO for me. Otherwise, I'd have no problem with it. Some menu items seem very similar. The price point was pretty amazing otherwise."
— Eric (3/5)
"These are as described and if i might add pefrect for long camping trips they are packaged in the same place as standard mres they do not include heaters meat or nuts (the sunflower butter smacks)"
— matthew (5/5)
