HeaterMeals are designed for adults and young soldiers, offering lower levels of fat, sodium, and no trans fats compared to MREs (Meals Ready-to-Eat) which are aimed at on-the-go individuals needing more calories. HeaterMeals contain 40% to 60% less sodium, less total fat and cholesterol, while providing higher protein and fiber, along with a serving tray. The average caloric content and nutritional values are outlined, showing HeaterMeals as a healthier alternative to MREs.

1. HeaterMeals
vs.
MREs

2. HeaterMeals vs. MREs
HeaterMeals MREs
Designed for diets of typical Designed as a combat ration for
adults, lower levels of fat and young soldiers on the go who
sodium and no Trans Fats. need more calories, and higher
levels of fat, and salt.
Retail packaging for appetite Generic, military-style
appeal, not generic. packaging, with no appeal.
12 ounce entrees. 8 ounce entrees.

3. HeaterMeals vs. MREs
• Compared to MREs, HeaterMeals contain:
• 40% to 60% less sodium;
• Less fat;
• Less Cholesterol;
• No Trans Fats;
• Higher protein;
• Higher fiber;
• Comes with a Serving Tray.

4. HeaterMeals vs. MREs
HeaterMeals 3 Meals Kits Compared to MREs
Average for 6 HM3 % aPack %
Dinners: Daily* Daily
Calories 1063g 53% 1213g 61%
Trans Fat 0 n/a 6g n/a
Total Fat 33g 51% 47g 72%
Cholesterol 43g 14% 57g 19%
Sodium 794g 33% 1288g 54%
Total Carbs 162g 54% 169g 56%
Dietary Fiber 11g 44% 9g 36%
Protein 33g 51% 31g 48%