Does Walmart know something we don't?....

Originally posted by tkwasny

Originally posted by Skewed
Man, those are gross. I have tried those and would not feed them to a dog. Actually most of the ones I have tried sucked. I am not sure if others agree or not, but I think the military MREs are the best, in relation to the various other brands I have tried. I would be willing to change my opinion, if only I had something to change to.

Any dog would eventually die from the severe lack of protein, as would you.

In that case, I would eat the dog first to get my protein.

reply to post by LightningStrikesHere


100% Agree with you on that. Read the label first... Something with a shelf life of 25 years and from a company like Walmart? .. *Tommy Chong voice* It's population control, maannnn

I have seen the same food supplies on other web sites for $120.00 and more.

Seriously? This is hardly worth nearly $70..

The meals included:

cheesy broccoli with rice (18 servings), vegetable stew blend (24 servings), creamy potato soup (18 servings), maple brown sugar oatmeal (20 servings), instant white rice (27 servings), vegetarian meet substitute beef (flavored) (18 servings), hearty vegetable chicken soup (18 servings), Morning Moo's low fat milk alternative (60 servings)

Soup, rice, powdered milk and oatmeal?
And of course, "meet" substitute

I could buy more than that with $50... and MUCH better quality.

Goodness gracious, the CRAP people buy! Are people DE-LU-SION-AL? Seriously??? $60 bucks for dog food, designed like healthy food for adults? Really????

Can i help out?

RICE AND BEANS (Carbs and Proteins)
PEANUT BUTTER and JELLY (Proteins and Carbs)

Grab some flour and yeast while you're at it...to make you're own bread. Most importantly.......DON'T FORGET YOUR WATER. Lots and LOTS of WATER!!! Without it, you cease to exist, in a short amount of time. Days...in fact...maybe a week. Now, question is....what does the WATER supply, at Walmart, look like? Food should be the LEAST of your concerns!

Walmart knows plenty we don't know. They are also (allegedly) the official "Continuity Of Government" supplier.

But this is just smart retail sales.

reply to post by Ben81


It's probably chock full of chloride, HFCS, aspartame, bromides, etc.

The "good stuff".

No wonder the shelf life is so long. Preservatives.

reply to post by NoRemorse762

It is a solid block of Taco Bell meat.

Oxymoron.

Originally posted by tkwasny
If you look at the contents its all carbs. Where's the MOST IMPORTANT nutrient, protein? I guess the Mac and cheese is it. Your body will cannibalize proteins from your frame muscles to support protein requirements for vital organs which constantly are being replaced.

Absolutely.

If anyone things they are going to survive off of carbs, they are mistaken. You may live for awhile, but your health will continuously decline.

Dried meats, beans, and nuts are a must have. And then canned as a back up. Just remember: canned doesn't mean "infinite". Canned things spoil, too (especially evaporated milk).

reply to post by The Sword


Yeah, you gotta read the fine print on the ingredients, that is if it's possible and not all chemical ingredients. And then too, where is it from, what corp. supplied it to Wally World?

I'll pass..... thank you very much.

LMAO wal mart is in on the conspiracy!

Thanks for the laugh

I wonder if you can buy it with Food stamps or WIC??? I think I'll stick to my alternate route!

....it has a shelf life of 25 years, LOL

Made in China with no actual food source.

I bought cheap dog food once, made in China, my dog sniffed it and walked away.

There's not enough food in there for two, for a week. I could get two weeks worth of food for half that price.

I can't really say about price, you have to decide that. Did somebody say that was a 12 or 20-day supply, for how many people? If it is for a short duration I doubt that your nutrition will suffer that badly if it is short on protein, otherwise about that time some of those things crawling around might start looking very appetizing if your body starts telling you it's time for more protein.

It may be a good idea to have some food supply around of things you wouldn't normally eat, otherwise they might already be eaten by the time an urgency arises. I always kept ramen noodles, instant oatmeal, and assorted items in case of snow or other things that might restrict travel. That food box may be just the thing to have for those occasions. If it really comes down to hardcore survival time I doubt a couple cases of MRE's is going to be the answer to all your needs. How are you going to cook or heat up water?

Tip: For an emergency cooking fire that burns somewhat like a can of Sterno - Take a roll of toilet paper and wrap 8-10 turns loosely around your hand. Slide that off and turn the ends to the inside so that you have something like a tall donut. You can light the inside and it will burn with a low flame for a fairly long time depending on how many turns and the type of paper used. Very inexpensive. TP is a good thing to keep on hand - no pun intended.

there is a black market for MRE's in Japan going on. about 25$ a MRE but you didn't here that from me.

Originally posted by Domo1
reply to post by NoRemorse762

 

It is a solid block of Taco Bell meat.

Oxymoron.

We call that "smeaty" meat in my household....

After soldiering you just want food,you barely taste it if youv'e been hard charging.

reply to post by nuttin4nothin


Hey! Don't knock dog food. I used to take Milk Bones on patrol and nibble on them from time to time. They're not that bad.

Originally posted by Klassified
Walmart knows plenty we don't know. They are also (allegedly) the official "Continuity Of Government" supplier.

But this is just smart retail sales.

Yes but if people really want to suggest a depopulation scheme or a catastrophic event in the future that is supposed to wipe out all the normal folk and leave behind the elite in their cozy bunkers....

They wouldn't be selling supplies to survive at Walmart. (Where the "normal" folk shop)



I love how when you wrap all the delusional conspiracies into one they make zero to minus sense.