Dried Foodstuff

• Uraniumfish

  3 Dec 08, 01:12

  I am 15 years old and ns is very near for me. In one movie I saw that one guy brought a lot of food with him. Are you allowed to bring food?

• xunmeng

  3 Dec 08, 01:22

  we were allowed to bring in some dry food during my NS days

• maskedangel

  3 Dec 08, 01:24

  Originally posted by Uraniumfish:

  I am 15 years old and ns is very near for me. In one movie I saw that one guy brought a lot of food with him. Are you allowed to bring food?

  very near ???

• sexy girls

  3 Dec 08, 01:26

  you are still young....

• aldon77

  3 Dec 08, 11:52

  Hey,worry about your O level in 2009,your A's in 2011 and then start to worry about your army in 2012..haha

• codexboy

  5 Dec 08, 17:17

  u can bring almost any foodstuff u like.....personally have tried bringing fresh eggs etc to cook in bunk with instant noodles....fresh fruits also have, so its basically up to you

• maskedangel

  5 Dec 08, 17:24

  can bring a bag full of candy/snacks meh?

• Mospeada

  5 Dec 08, 18:03

  Originally posted by codexboy:

  u can bring almost any foodstuff u like.....personally have tried bringing fresh eggs etc to cook in bunk with instant noodles....fresh fruits also have, so its basically up to you

  can bring liew lian and whole water melon into camp hor

• kajagugu

  6 Dec 08, 09:57

  Originally posted by maskedangel:

  can bring a bag full of candy/snacks meh?

  why not? put in office or bunk for ppl to eat lah :)

  smuggle a few snickers or mars for outfield training should be okay.

• Blahhh

  7 Dec 08, 11:34

  By the time you become a NSF, SAF probably be a 4G or whatever G army, therefore more welfare.  I won't be surprised if they allow you to bring your maid along by then

• Pentaxdude90

  7 Dec 08, 18:59

  haha well said!

• Uraniumfish

  7 Dec 08, 20:21

  Haha. Last time I remember some parents wanted to donate air conditioners to the SAF to put in their child bunk. Later become like scouts camp. So you can bring a lot of candy and snacks? What food items did you bring?

• kajagugu

  8 Dec 08, 09:17

  my time BMT don't allow outside food, but small sweets like tic-tac should be easy to smuggle in. Good for lectures and outfield, but is a risk though.

  when got into unit, potato chips, biscuits, bread and cup noodles(a must i think) are most common in my company and also for me, but not all brought in at the same time.  My company once had enough food to have a small 'picnic' in the bunk one afternoon when we were free. Plus it doesn't help that my camp is near to a hawker centre and supermarket :)

  sweets are for outfield, for me...

  edit: typo

• dumbdumb!

  8 Dec 08, 10:32

  when i was in NS, we brought in canned tuna, peanut butter, bread, biscuits, chocolates, eggs, cup noodles, instant noodles, rice cooker..

• loki_chaos

  10 Dec 08, 21:23

  First and foremost, worry about BMT cause there's alot and I mean alot of restrictions...uless your BMT is in tekong then I'm not too sure.

  and speaking about food attract rats, and some camps don't allow food because of that.