Anybody tried these yet?

[Jon_L]

Pepperoni:

Pepperoni Tactical Sammich, www.cmmginc.comCMMG Inc. AR15 Rifles, Parts and Accessories. .22 LR Dedicated AR-15 Rifles, Dedicated AR 15 9mm Rifles and Uppers, Tactical Bacon

BBQ beef:

BBQ Beef Tactical Sammich, www.cmmginc.comCMMG Inc. AR15 Rifles, Parts and Accessories. .22 LR Dedicated AR-15 Rifles, Dedicated AR 15 9mm Rifles and Uppers, Tactical Bacon

I was thinking about picking up a few to try out and stick in my go-bag, but was wondering if anyone had any experiences with them?

[UncleJak]

If they taste like every other "ready made" sammich I've ever had, I'll pass. I did see some bacon in a can on that website. That actually might be good if it's like pre-cooked bacon. And yes, I said sammich.

[Metalhead]

The tactical bacon is actually pretty good.

[Jon_L]

I heard the bacon was pretty damn good for canned

[k9wh91984]

Gotta love a sammich!

[JAB]

The barbecue beef sandwich looks like a Vegemite Pop Tart. The pepperoni one looks like a stick of pepperoni shoved into a Pop Tart. When the advertising pictures of a product look disgusting, I'll pass.

Now, that tactical bacon, on the other hand...

I haven't tried it but I wonder how long it would 'keep'. I know that, before refrigeration was common, folks would make balls of pork sausage, fry them then put them in canning jars in their own grease. Apparently, the sausage would remain good for a long time that way (sounds like sort of a combination canned/confit treatment.) So many people recommend stocking up on dried beans for SHTF food. I'd get so tired of beans after just a few days I wouldn't care if I survived or not. Throw in a little bacon with those beans, however, and things just got a whole lot more tolerable. Get some Emergency Cornbread and some Survival Onion going with it, maybe a couple of captured Cayenne pepper pods and I'd call it a pretty good supper!

Edited July 26, 2011 by JAB

[Metalhead]

Ten year shelf life iirc.