Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: are the rations new, with the same expiration dates?
Document: These are for an emergency kit so I have no idea how they taste = and hope I don't have to find out soon!All 4 packages were sealed well and they had April 2019 expiration dates on them so I got the full 5 years shelf life they were advertised to have!Hope they last in my BoB kit and I'll update if I notice any issues with the seals...
Haven't unsealed any yet to try it out, but the dates are great, ordered 10/2013 and have dates of 10/2013 expiring 10/2018. Feels like they are divided into six sections, not as I was expecting with lines all the way across, but more like 6 boxes.
It does the job. Feel like I need a new set of titanium teeth installed after eating it. Carry a pickaxe to break it apart. :)
They are emergency rations. Happily there have been no emergencies yet! I'm glad to have it though incase. They are a little big because of the extra packaging sticking out, a more compact wrapping would have maybe been nice. A little like the size of a big book.
I got these to keep in my car just in case I get broken down somewhere on the road... We tried them just to see what they were like and there ok for what they are for which is for safety and to survive in bad conditions or what have you... They are dry so water is a good idea too, probably more so but a good choice for emergency rations that you can store just about anywhere... I would buy this product again.
What you get with this:4 resealable 2-person 2-day packs of emergency rations.They are not thirst provoking, and taste just good enough (light lemon cakey) to not be a snackable food, which is ideal.Best part is the resealable packages, which isn't an option with other emergency foods. If I could find a 1-day (3 sections/rations) pack that would be awesome, but until then these'll do fine. Highly recommended.
These are good for their intended purpose - an emergency supply of food. I purchased some similar to this over 5 years ago and sampled them and they were still palatable and seemed in good shape. So I recently purchased a new set to replace the aging ones.These are not something you'll want to eat in a non-emergency situation. They are palatable and will give you the energy you need.
I bought these bars for our emergency disaster kits at work. We had had them in our last kits that had expired and a few people tried the bars and said they tasted like greasy dog biscuits. Since this did not sound appetizing to me I started looking for other alternatives for our new kits. All of the other alternatives were either expensive, required heating/water (um really?)
These are the first rations I purchased. I selected them based on the flavor description. I was surprised when I tested the first package. I wouldn't necessarily say they taste good, but they definitely do not taste bad. I shared bars around with several friends who all agreed they'd have no trouble eating these. They were harder than I expected, though still easy to eat. It was interesting how easy it was to eat bite after bite without drinking anything. I intend to buy more.
I purchased a package of these years ago. They are stamped as being made in April of 2007 and expiring in April of 2012. It is currently February 2012 and I am getting ready to replace them with new. They have spent most of their time riding around in a vehicle, in Georgia, year round. I opened one of them a few minutes ago and nibbled on the corner...it's almost as "good" as the day I received them and tried one out 4-5 years ago.
Answer: yes