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"content": "nostr:npub1v53lu4628v0ddhuj7uhpzaxc824aaly2phtrmmsw3wm02x724m7ss37k8g I like most MREs and there is more variety in them to a degree. They're a different solution of trade-offs for sure. I find the sale price of the #10 cans of Mt. House very economical, and they last for 25+ years which MREs most defintely do not, so you really need to rotate, inspect and restock MREs more. But if they';re not the solution you want/need that's totally up to you. They work much better for me than MREs for my family.",
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