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I bought some from mountain house and i like them. I got a variety bucket of packets that serve 2 people, sort of , but chicken fried rice , chicken noodle casserole. The thing I do like there's no ingredients like poly extorted maolcular chicken fat, or extrotered beef renfdering poly sorbates, weird stuff that you think "what the fuck" that is if you read ingredients. This isn't dehydrated or I don't consider it dehydrated , i believe freeze drying is a different process. But I am amazed the chicken products , when reconstituted really seems like frsh chicken that's been cut in cubes and cooked. I find most bland, but reading reviews people comment on high sodium content but yet it seems bland , but I think the high sodium also keeps the shelf life. Most freeze dried stuff has like a 50 year shelf life. So Now I'm sure someone will reply "spam" , no not spam, but freeze dried. And this time, hit me with paragraph tickets as I, J-Bird , passes the stick......






P.S. Mother Fuckers, suck me and rub my balls while you do it, and maybe tickle my asshole.

Freeze dried spam.

What have you done with the real J-Bird? This post uses punctuation and has upper case letters in more or less the correct place. I call shenanigans...

WarmBidetWater wrote: ↑Tue Mar 25, 2025 9:00 pm What have you done with the real J-Bird? This post uses punctuation and has upper case letters in more or less the correct place. I call shenanigans...

he bought a variety bucket of freeze dried chicken meals. I think that speaks to the authenticity that this is jdkal;djs

There is a use at-home freeze dryer made by Harvest Right that the Mrs. has been wanting us to get. One of her gal friends has one and says it works great, and she uses it to make items to sell at the farmers market. The freeze dried ice cream, cheese and cherries are very good! The down side is the unit come in at ~ $2,500.00.

Homebrew wrote: ↑Tue Mar 25, 2025 10:00 pm There is a use at-home freeze dryer made by Harvest Right that the Mrs. has been wanting us to get. One of her gal friends has one and says it works great, and she uses it to make items to sell at the farmers market. The freeze dried ice cream, cheese and cherries are very good! The down side is the unit come in at ~ $2,500.00.

check Costco. But don't get a small. People say they are way too small. Most people get the medium, which is what it sounds like you looked at. If you go with the large or XL you might need a bigger circuit (20 amp dedicated).

stonedmegman wrote: ↑Tue Mar 25, 2025 4:26 pm Freeze dried spam.

It's good for your back! The Hawaiians say...