Military Surplus Freeze Dried Hawaiian Rolls

Military Surplus Freeze Dried Hawaiian Rolls

Marsoni

M251S

$45.95

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Military Surplus Freeze Dried Hawaiian RollsMilitary Surplus Freeze Dried Hawaiian Rolls in #10 Can These are REAL, delicious Hawaiian Rolls freeze dried for a 25+ year shelf life. All cans were sealed in an oxygen moisture free environment. Flash Facts: #10 Can (aka Gallon size can) 12 oz per can U. S. Government Military Surplus 25+ year shelf life No Refrigeration Required September 2025 Production Date These Freeze Dried Baked Hawaiian Rolls are current production and have been purchased

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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2016