Mili-meshi "You Can Eat it in a Corrugated Cardboard Box!" But Probably, You Can Not Cook it in a Corrugated Cardboard Box (AkibaBlog)

Mili-meshi "You Can Eat it in a Corrugated Cardboard Box!" But Probably, You Can Not Cook it in a Corrugated Cardboard Box

As I have reported about Mili-meshi in Military Provisions on Sale in Akiba: Steam is Rising a Lot, Asobit Chara City sells Sausage Curry & Sukiyaki Patty at some floors. On the PC Game Floor, a person who looks like Snake says "you can eat it in a corrugated cardboard box!" but probably, you can not cook it in a corrugated cardboard box.

A Person who Looks Like Snake @ Asobit Game City (4F)
"You Can Eat it in a Corrugated Cardboard Box! Yammy! Hell Delicious!"

"Mili-meshi" (Military Provisions) by Musashi Tosou (Kanju Shosha)
Sausage Curry & Sukiyaki Patty

As I have reported about Mili-meshi in Military Provisions on Sale in Akiba: Steam is Rising a Lot, Asobit Chara City sells Sausage Curry & Sukiyaki Patty at some floors. On the PC Game Floor, they were sold with Rainbow Six Vegas2, and a person who looks like Snake says "you can eat it in a corrugated cardboard box!" But probably, you can not cook it in a corrugated cardboard box.

According to its product information, "it is food that military men/women eat during their training, and those two menu are the most popular food! You are able to eat it if you have a glass of water easily. Of course, it's good for military fans, but also it's good for families to keep as emergency provisions." It comes with rice, and the price is 1,260yen ($12.60 = 100yen).

Why I say that "probably, you can not cook it in a corrugated cardboard box" is because when you pour a glass of water, steam starts to rise a lot (YouTube). So, when you pour water, it's pretty hard if you don't let fresh air into a room.

A store of air gun & survival goods, Fortress, says "using a camouflaged package, the 'looks' shows the atmosphere of military! It's for you who have tried MRE (Meal Ready-to-eat) Ration that taste like sh*t! If you are Japanese, American rice is the best!"

Mili-meshi: Pouring Water = Steam Rises a Lot (YouTube)