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MRE - gone just oh so wrong...
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Designed for gamers who don't want to leave their computers...
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oh...my...god...
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I'd have a go at it.
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I think I just threw up a little bit in my mouth. And I make canned soup for a living.
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just when you think that it can't get any worse!
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My $0.02 Mike |
It is a fake. The person credited with creating it is a graphic designer not a food engineer. (He is quoted in the original UK telegraph article)
Here is his original project art http://chrisgodfrey.me/All-In-One That was adapted by a video game store as part of a viral marketing plan. |
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My $0.02 Mike |
Given the requirement doc for US military brownies is 26 pages, I cannot imagine what it would require for something like this to pass muster.
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My $0,02 Mike |
It sort of reminds me of a scene in Repo Men, where one of the characters is eating out of a can that is simply labelled "Food."
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Eventually someone will attempt to make and market this. I fear for the future.
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It's worse than that Jim....
Some twit in DARPA saw this and is having a "EUREKA!" moment!!! And just as soon as he can sneak it into the Black Budget!!! :D |
Nah, they will put out to bid quite openly. Probably as a canned meal for displaced refugee populations. Then after its accepted repackage it for the military consumption and for FEMA.
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If during peacetime such a generic "food" was developed for FEMA it would probably be bland but pretty healthy. Creating a food that would not offend any vegans nor anyone of anyone following religious dietary laws would really restrict what would be put in it. You would probably be limited to the basic grains and beans as well as a pretty basic spice palate.
As far as the 12 course meal in a can, I cannot see the cost of the stability research for such an item being overcome by end user demand. I think 3d food printing of such an item for instant use would probably come first. |
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What bugs me the most is- Who eats eggs & bacon for Christmas dinner?
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Christmas is a day to reflect and relax. What's wrong with bacon and eggs? My $0.02 Mike |
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In all honesty, I'd rather have eggs than turkey, but with the family gathered... |
We do steaks for Christmas, while I don't see it as weird I do get funny looks when I tell people that. Not sure why.
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I preferred Christmas in the Army in the mess hall. The Army goes all out for Christmas dinner. But my mom does make fantastic prime rib. |
You know, that can of "food" looks like something PEO Soldier might dream up...I've ate some nasty stuff in the Army, and that looks better than some of the nasty stuff.
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Because of Stepkids and the grandson having to spend Christmas dinner at the stepson's fiancé place we do two meals... they stay overnight and open presents on Christmas morning here... so I do a Roast Beef Xmas dinner on Christmas Eve... and then the rest of family comes over on Xmas day and have a turkey which the wife cooks.
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My $0.02 Mike |
Stay away from cheese hotdogs. Cheese sauce gets freaking everywhere.
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