I know I've said it before, but these MRE reviews truly set the standard. The pacing, thoroughness, commentary, bravery, completeness, and enthusiasm is remarkable.
Hey everyone, it's great to be back with a couple new videos. A slight technical issue almost kept this video from coming out before the end of this month. Stay tuned for some outdoor and also very rare & old rations next in February! In the meantime here are two rations to cap off January (Just released a small Thai MRE so check that one out too). I bought this Hungarian 24hr Ration from mremountain.com/ He may have some more for sale. Check out his MRE shop he is always getting new stuff in.
When my son was young in the late 80s or early 90s we stopped at store that had real MREs. My son wanted to try them, so we purchased a few. They were not cheap. I remember telling him they were more than a Happy Meal and no toy. One or two had the cutest little bottles of Tabasco in them, I kept those for years. It was fun to see how soldiers ate. I wonder if my son remembers the experience at all, hope so.
My uncle is a hungarian soldier. They call these MRE packages "Brown Death" :D But it's actually looks real good. I think that meat spread is delicious, glad you liked it Steve! Nice review as usual, keep up the good work
Hi! I from Hungary. Good to see you trying my country MRE food! I will send you another MRE pack. I hope you will try it. ohhh one more thing. The Hungarian army give new name for this MRE. " brown death"
Taking a break from my calculus homework right now to watch this and I must say it's just what my weary mind needed. Steve your warmth, charm and genuine enthusiasm is the cure for the stresses of the student life, never stop doing what you're doing.
Steve's videos are helping me through algebra rn. Next semester I have to take 2 math courses so I'm not sure anything will be able to keep me alive through that but I hope Steve stays around to try!
It's 1 in the morning, I'm stoned, and everything Steve says is nice, this is the happiest and most laidback kinda video for me, thanks to Steve, thanks Steve, I'm just gunna keep saying Steve. Steve.
They are basically the same, I'm hungarian, so I know the difference, only the manufacturer differs. That is why each has a different consistency. But yeah, since these spreads are so common in Hungary, I can't really notice those little differences.
Its not as good as its on paper. In the infantry we fuckin hate that shit. On your first HDF mre ever it tastes okay but you just hate it afterwards and sure as hell if you ate it a couple times you'll feel you want to puke after the smell hits you. ALSO thats one of the things they put in every single menu like 2 cans.
Your descriptions of taste are so amazingly on point, I recognize the store brand of each and every one of those food items just by your description. If you love our raisins, imagine our wines. Our grapes are amazing in any form.
The seasoning mix you have put in the stew is 'Vegeta' dried seasoning mix, from the Croatian company Podravka, which also made the food you tried in the Croatian MRE! Have a great day, Steve. Looking forward to your new series.
That reminded me that I have some beet juice amongst my MRE's that needs to be cycled out...luckily I have a motorcycle / camping trip planned in May ! Nice !
I’m very impressed by Steve’s pouring skills. I’m a Food Scientist who has worked in a lab since 2007 and my pouring skills are awful. Without a funnel a third of my sample ends up on the table and or floor.
The first thing to notice is the huge size of the packages considering what they contain. The sultanas/raisins are probably a different variety of grape to what get used in the U.S. The Hungarians make some stunning sweet fortified wines called tokays.
@@coltm4a186 A 5- or 6-put Tokaj from Hungary will be expensive, but there will be cheaper ones around. Due to legislation, fortified wines made outside of Hungary can't be called "Tokaj"/"Tokay", but they are basically made the same way. Brown Brothers and a couple of smaller wineries around the Ovens Valley near Millawa in Victoria do very acceptable ones. This area is also a good cheese-producing area, so a couple of days spent sipping and munching at various cellar doors is a good way to spend your holidays.
What truly blows my mind is the fact that your knife is so damn sharp in every episode that I have watched. And I have watched quite a few episodes with you having different knives and they all just slice through like butter. I like your style.
These videos are so nice OJZ I’m a big fan of ur video, I’m from China. Although it hurts to see some of the comments under the Chinese rations (because MRE really isn’t a thing for us...) but I still enjoy all of ur videos... probably a bad idea to watch it at night, now I’m hungry. And that Bacon Spread. GOD.
Aw man, grandma used to buy me those hard candies. They are really great but they collect moisture like a bloody magnet. Could have been the slit on the bag that did it honestly.
Hey thanks Katie! It's great to be back with some new videos - all is well here and now to filming some old/rare ones and then an outdoor review. Hope all's well and see ya on the next one!
This ration is nicknamed the "Brown Death". :) I wanted to send one for you, but it seems that somebody was faster than me. Buy the way, as far as I know, turkey and pees are the chicken ala king of Hungary.
and because sometimes its taste like death... you know.. because its so bad, compared to another nations MRE. This pack is just basicly cheap store food.
That mixed seasoning looked very much like a commercial product called 'Aromat', which has been around for many years. I can remember seeing it in both my mother's store cupboard, and my gran's , when I was a kid. It was nice on anything savoury, especially on boiled eggs. I recently saw some in a shop, and bought a pack. It tastes exactly how I remembered it. It's great stuff.
US MREs need pate. Never had it and seems amazing. Looks to be pretty standard in European rations. Someday I will buy one just to have it. Have eaten hundreds of US rations and have an odd fascination with this stuff. You rock my man
Y'golonac : If you have ever had an MRE there is no illusion that it is not processed or in any way related to real food! I have eaten them both while I was active duty and as a civilian. I hate to say it but the old C-rations were fairly decent. Some of the canned items were tasty.
4:24 I just want to take the time to appreciate Steve's insane POURING skills. I guarantee that most mortals would have spilled that all over the table.
Watching you eat the pate made me have to pause it and go get some of my precious chicken pate (pashtet) that I brought back from Macedonia, my favorite.
Steve understands it’s the sounds that make the video. The sounds of packages being opened and the liquids being poured. He’s got that mic picking up all the noises.
I don't know what it is, or why these vids are so addictive, I just know I f%^*((% love em. Steve, I have been starving my whole life, and when I see one of your vids come up on my rec list, I push the button. You are the only one that I have subscribed to. Thank you and God Bless my friend.
Love your work sir. Especially interesting installment personally as my wife is Hungarian. This is really typical of usual fare, a great cross section, all in one pouch. Top ration!
I'm going to preface this with saying, I in no way think Steve does this. But I sometimes imagine the MRE Steve is consuming is the most bland and boring thing on the planet. And just to amuse himself he spices it up with a ridiculous range of palette tastes. Steve consumes a cracker with the consistency of cardboard and the taste of wet sand with a small sampling of pate which smells like distilled water and has the taste complexity of cotton: "Let's go for some of this pate on a biscuit! Hmm. Whoa. That bite right there is exquisite! I'm tasting poppy seeds mixed with vegetable shortening on the biscuit. And the pate is really complex. I'm getting smoky onion mustard, dried dates, and a hint of saffron and some almond butter. The texture is top notch. Smooth and delectable!" Nice!! Thanks Steve!
The tea is probably what we always have in kindergartens in Hungary, for someone hungarian it would probably feel nostalgic and just really a reminder of home and family
I like how Steve puts the food up to the camera so we can smell it too
They all smell like hand to me
With a hint of wankers cramp
Masterbation is proof there is no such thing as a repetitive use injury.
@@ericmueller6836what?
Steve is the only person who can say "These are not your average raisins" and I believe him
I know I've said it before, but these MRE reviews truly set the standard. The pacing, thoroughness, commentary, bravery, completeness, and enthusiasm is remarkable.
i cant watch any others except for maybe emmi
700 700 the bravery 😄
The bravery in special. This man has the cure for every disease on his intestinal tract
Yeah it's really great. I will never watch another mre reviewer cuz I know there will only be disappointment.
Steve flexing on us all by perfectly pouring that tea from the mess cup into the canteen.
“This gum is horrendous…need to try that again…why did I do that?”
Love you brother
Hey everyone, it's great to be back with a couple new videos. A slight technical issue almost kept this video from coming out before the end of this month.
Stay tuned for some outdoor and also very rare & old rations next in February!
In the meantime here are two rations to cap off January (Just released a small Thai MRE so check that one out too).
I bought this Hungarian 24hr Ration from mremountain.com/ He may have some more for sale. Check out his MRE shop he is always getting new stuff in.
I appreciate the things you do.
This video head made my day... nice!
Keep them coming Steve love the vids.
Steve1989MREInfo. More new vids please, try do more British Mre's. I'm from England and would like to see some more British reviews.
Steve1989MREInfo finally!
I am EXTREMELY impressed by how well you managed to pour that tea into your canteen without spilling it
When my son was young in the late 80s or early 90s we stopped at store that had real MREs. My son wanted to try them, so we purchased a few. They were not cheap. I remember telling him they were more than a Happy Meal and no toy. One or two had the cutest little bottles of Tabasco in them, I kept those for years. It was fun to see how soldiers ate. I wonder if my son remembers the experience at all, hope so.
That's awesome! Did u find out if he remembered?
I ate mres as a kid. I can still remember what they tasted like. I'm sure your son remembers too.
Awesome dad points for sure!!!! 💚
@@tatertott2390 Dad points for Hanna, tcha.
I hope he’s watching now. Pretending not to know you because he’s got an image, but secretly reliving those joyful times.
My uncle is a hungarian soldier. They call these MRE packages "Brown Death" :D But it's actually looks real good. I think that meat spread is delicious, glad you liked it Steve!
Nice review as usual, keep up the good work
maybe its all the brown packaging and getting sick of the food after a while
@@Sniper5875 It's more like the overkill of tomato in some packages. Makes their tummies burn as hell
they are one of the best mre in the world imo. i guess your uncle's expectation was just a bit higher
Hi! I from Hungary. Good to see you trying my country MRE food!
I will send you another MRE pack. I hope you will try it. ohhh one more thing. The Hungarian army give new name for this MRE. " brown death"
Why'd they call it that? Also, greetings from Poland! Lengyel, Magyar - két jó barát!
Szevasz magyar koma!
:D
hail brown death
@@voEovove has lots of tomato in it. Poor hungarian soldiers have their tummies burning after eating that
I swear I thought the dextrose candy were fuel tabs
same here lol
me too
In some way, I suppose, they are!
I thought they were tums
Could probably use them as fuel tabs, lol
Taking a break from my calculus homework right now to watch this and I must say it's just what my weary mind needed. Steve your warmth, charm and genuine enthusiasm is the cure for the stresses of the student life, never stop doing what you're doing.
John M. In other words , don't go off on a tangent !
Good luck with your studies, young man! You're going to change the world one day! 😊👍
Steve's videos are helping me through algebra rn. Next semester I have to take 2 math courses so I'm not sure anything will be able to keep me alive through that but I hope Steve stays around to try!
CS student here, can confirm. It's so true.
It's 1 in the morning, I'm stoned, and everything Steve says is nice, this is the happiest and most laidback kinda video for me, thanks to Steve, thanks Steve, I'm just gunna keep saying Steve.
Steve.
Mason Wells 1am? I thought it was 4:20....
as a non stoned man, i can tell you, everything he says sounds nice for me too...
wow you're stoned too
Lmao.....steve....
13:03 pops a tablet into mouth, instantly expands into compressed towel/napkin.....
ha ha ha ha ha
or underwear....
that is what I thought they were too!
Need a lot of saliva.
L O L
The "variety" seasoning at 16:05 sounds like Vegeta, a seasoning popular in Eastern Europe.
Prince of all Seasonings
@@holyflamelegendvargas2804 you need more likes
@@holyflamelegendvargas2804 omg Hahaha 😂😂
2020ban is jelen
it`s practically a little enhanced MSG salt :)
"oh wow that gum is horrendous, i need to try that again"
"Why did I do that?" lol
I read this in real time as it was happening lmao
inb4 those were the fuel tablets
So positive
...in classic Steve off MRE info style
"Bacon, is like... a sure thing."
-Steve1989
That's accurate
pork liver pate on bacon already?
Wait... spreadable bacon? Forget peanut butter!
Actually, that is Pork liver spread. That's a mistranslation.
They are basically the same, I'm hungarian, so I know the difference, only the manufacturer differs. That is why each has a different consistency. But yeah, since these spreads are so common in Hungary, I can't really notice those little differences.
A bacon butter sandwich? Anyone?
Eric Spratt We don't eat such unhealthly sugary nutpaste....instead we drink a lot of alcohol and live next to a soviet nuclear power plant
Its not as good as its on paper. In the infantry we fuckin hate that shit. On your first HDF mre ever it tastes okay but you just hate it afterwards and sure as hell if you ate it a couple times you'll feel you want to puke after the smell hits you. ALSO thats one of the things they put in every single menu like 2 cans.
bro flawless pouring. no spill, hespect
Hespect
Hespect
F in chat to pay hespect
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Your descriptions of taste are so amazingly on point, I recognize the store brand of each and every one of those food items just by your description.
If you love our raisins, imagine our wines. Our grapes are amazing in any form.
Oh man...24min. So pumped. Now I have something to watch instead of Octonauts with the kids.
Thanks Steve!
Toopy and Binoo is next, so you might want to pause this when it comes on.
Joe Morrell Nobody cares about your kids.
tseawell90 Frankly, your not very nice.
tseawell90 That's what I keep telling them.
tseawell90 I care about them...
Other nations rations: You need a lot of vegetables to be energetic!
Hungary:EAT THE RAISINS
Meat is more important
Raisins are energetic and have additional properties
Ａｎｄ ｐａｔａｔａ
C O N S U M E
R A I S I N
Raisins go *nyoom consume.*
The seasoning mix you have put in the stew is 'Vegeta' dried seasoning mix, from the Croatian company Podravka, which also made the food you tried in the Croatian MRE!
Have a great day, Steve. Looking forward to your new series.
Was about to post this! Engleska corba ali ima Vegeta da se popravi 😂
I use Steve to calm my PTSD and he truly works. His voice is so calming. I find myself watching and totally forgetting all my stressors
5:55 Mm
Mhmmm (satisfied crunch)
That almost tastes like... *nothing*
:D
Taste like nothing real.. 😂 I try it.. Its Just flour and water
Seeing a double upload from Steve is always a treat.
Now that’s freakin cool. The way you describe things...had me want to rip through my cabinets looking for beet soup! Great review!!!!
Let's take a trip, down under...
Steve has some of the world's most refined taste buds.
That reminded me that I have some beet juice amongst my MRE's that needs to be cycled out...luckily I have a motorcycle / camping trip planned in May ! Nice !
Sup dude. Good to see you here.
Range Ryder I’m a fan like everybody else Cheers!
Ration: expired 2 years ago.
Steve: It's basically factory fresh.
Huh
@@hanoimenace He litterally eats rations from 1899, 2 years is nothing to him.
I’m very impressed by Steve’s pouring skills. I’m a Food Scientist who has worked in a lab since 2007 and my pouring skills are awful. Without a funnel a third of my sample ends up on the table and or floor.
10:57 Those candies are supposed to be hard. But they tend to become gooey
on the outside if they are exposed to moisture.
The first thing to notice is the huge size of the packages considering what they contain.
The sultanas/raisins are probably a different variety of grape to what get used in the U.S. The Hungarians make some stunning sweet fortified wines called tokays.
I gotta try that wine but it sounds expensive
@@coltm4a186 A 5- or 6-put Tokaj from Hungary will be expensive, but there will be cheaper ones around. Due to legislation, fortified wines made outside of Hungary can't be called "Tokaj"/"Tokay", but they are basically made the same way. Brown Brothers and a couple of smaller wineries around the Ovens Valley near Millawa in Victoria do very acceptable ones. This area is also a good cheese-producing area, so a couple of days spent sipping and munching at various cellar doors is a good way to spend your holidays.
I love the 24 hour reviews. I always snack when I watch your videos. tonight I'm having pepperoni , cheese and crackers and it's pretty
NICE!
I'm so glad to see a ration from my homeland being reviewed by the one who got me into these kind of videos! Amazing job Steve!
I love Hungarian food, it's awesome. Especially the bacon, roast pork, sausages, and Tokaji wine.
What truly blows my mind is the fact that your knife is so damn sharp in every episode that I have watched. And I have watched quite a few episodes with you having different knives and they all just slice through like butter. I like your style.
That beet soup is like Borscht. Szép!
Burlats de Montaigne I think there's some beet in this beet soup.
My daughter said you're Thor by night and the MRE tester by day.
Sounds dirty... must be some hammer if people are calling him Thor.
That beet soup must be what health potions are made out of.
You have no idea! That stuff is amazing!
It's the health potion for soldiers.
You won't be healthy you'll be beety
It's been over half a year, I hope Steve puts out some new content soon. This was a great vid
im going back over all of them...somehow therapeutic for me; going through it haha
@@duikaserverhe did!
As a Hungarian living in the US, this was fun to watch :)
Steve, you’re the best!
With how descriptive Steve is with the flavours, textures and colours, I reckon even if I was blind I could still totally appreciate these videos.
I'm blind...and...yes, you could. I forget the day I started watching you, Steve, but I've never stopped.
I was just thinking about you making a video about Hungarian mre and voila ! Jó étvágyat
greetings from a Hungarian viewer
I love 24hr rations! So excited for the outdoor & rare vids coming up soon!
Kelly Le I agree I love the 24hr vids
Nice face
Kelly Le - may need to eat yo ass like those rations...
Kelly Le hey kel...what's good?
I watch these every time I have my lunch break and it makes my meals complete steve
Class was canceled and an upload from Steve?!? Best day !!
It must be Christmas in January because it’s a video from Steve!
Greetings from Hungary! ;)
Steve, that tea pour was on point!
I swear I'm your biggest fan. Please make more of these 24 hour ration videos. I absolutely can't get enough!
Just when I thought Steve couldn't get anymore excited about an MRE...Nice!
I laughed out loud so suddenly when you tried the gum the second time and said, "oh wow, why did I do that?" I scared my cat 😄
Margaret Gardner mmm yea, let's get you on a tray! Nice!
i was literally just watching your old videos asking myself when you are going tO upload , well this answered my question , NICE
Hey not bad, perfect timing!
Every time Steve says “nice,” an angel gets his wings.
8:25 OH yeah, bacon spread on macesz (matzoh). How ironical :D
Akarod mondani "pászka"...
Receptionist :
“Hello, you’ve reached the Hungarian MRE factory how can I help…”
Steve:
“BEET JUICE... YOU NEED MORE BEET JUICE”
How did you pour the tea out if the cup into the canteen without spilling it
The same way you take a piss, just start the stream and, if necessary, adjust the aim ;)
#Skillz
I'm female so.
ToDreamOrNotToDream I said nothing about how it was made? I was just impressed that he poured it into that tiny hole without spilling a drop.
By not being a sack of useless shit.
The moment you are waiting for is at 3:01. Nice!
ua-cam.com/video/2kq-LsgfdhQ/v-deo.htmlm28s :)
ua-cam.com/video/2kq-LsgfdhQ/v-deo.htmlm30s :D
You're the Best, Steve! I could watch you review a lunchable and be excited! Lol
These videos are so nice OJZ I’m a big fan of ur video, I’m from China. Although it hurts to see some of the comments under the Chinese rations (because MRE really isn’t a thing for us...) but I still enjoy all of ur videos... probably a bad idea to watch it at night, now I’m hungry. And that Bacon Spread. GOD.
Aw man, grandma used to buy me those hard candies.
They are really great but they collect moisture like a bloody magnet. Could have been the slit on the bag that did it honestly.
Na végre egy jó kis Magyar kaja!
Már vártam hogy legyen.
Olivér Habók Bezzeg amikor én voltam katona...tarhonya tarhonyával,aztán még több tarhonya. Nagy ritkán babgulyás.
+bálint várady Költséghatékonyak voltak az elvtársak...
English plz
Hát minőségre nem a legjobb! Kb mindennek coop-os jellege van. Ahol tehettük megálltunk kaját venni ha ez volt csak.
@@DaltonPettit Google translate
Hey Steve welcome back! Just in time for the relaxing part of the day! Hope you are doing great!
Hey thanks Katie! It's great to be back with some new videos - all is well here and now to filming some old/rare ones and then an outdoor review. Hope all's well and see ya on the next one!
Steve1989MREInfo I look forward to watching those!
This ration is nicknamed the "Brown Death". :) I wanted to send one for you, but it seems that somebody was faster than me. Buy the way, as far as I know, turkey and pees are the chicken ala king of Hungary.
peas
Honnan lehet szerezni ilyeneket?
Magyart nehéz, katonadologponthu. Itt próbáld meg hátha van.
because of its color
and because sometimes its taste like death... you know.. because its so bad, compared to another nations MRE. This pack is just basicly cheap store food.
You get to enjoy your food on your channel Steve. When I have had MRE's or ration packs you have to eat it fast and cold too. Love your channel
I use the auto generated captions and it kept saying “shit bread” instead of chip bread 😂
When you’re hitting from behind and she turns around and moans “And it includes a flameless ration heater” *NICE*
Alexander Louis-Charles I’m finished 😂😂😂
And then you turn her around and she goes; Nice, mkay!
Let's get her on a tray
Nice hiss!
4:25 That some next level pouring skills. I'd have made a mess if I tried to do that, lol.
5:42 "So then, the Shitbread"
lol lol lol
NICE!!!!
It honestly sounded like that lmao
Sheet bread
i dont know what it is but it is sooo relaxing the way he puts the food together
That mixed seasoning looked very much like a commercial product called 'Aromat', which has been around for many years. I can remember seeing it in both my mother's store cupboard, and my gran's , when I was a kid. It was nice on anything savoury, especially on boiled eggs. I recently saw some in a shop, and bought a pack. It tastes exactly how I remembered it. It's great stuff.
US MREs need pate. Never had it and seems amazing. Looks to be pretty standard in European rations. Someday I will buy one just to have it. Have eaten hundreds of US rations and have an odd fascination with this stuff. You rock my man
Y'golonac : If you have ever had an MRE there is no illusion that it is not processed or in any way related to real food! I have eaten them both while I was active duty and as a civilian. I hate to say it but the old C-rations were fairly decent. Some of the canned items were tasty.
this mre is 1000 times better than my school lunch lol
Welcome to Hungary
@@savedgez ill go hungry in hungary lolol 😀🤣😂😂
I mean, it is also a lot more expensive
Are you from North Korea?
@@georgesakellaropoulos8162 😂
4:24 I just want to take the time to appreciate Steve's insane POURING skills. I guarantee that most mortals would have spilled that all over the table.
Omg, an actual MRE from my country! Thanks for the review!
I glad you liked it! Greetings from Hungary!
A real Hungarian MRE should (IMHO) contain:
- Eros pista -- salty, slightly spicy paprika creme
- Sport szelet -- "chocolate & rum" bar
- Globus solet/bableves -- canned bean soup
- omnia/karavan kave -- instant coffee
- Globus kolbaszkrem -- red sausage pate
- Negro "a torok kemenyseproje" -- black menthol lonzeges
- Kossuth mezitlabas -- a pack of non-filter cigarettes ;)
Just 3 packs of gulyas , 2x0,7L palinka 2x6 packs of beer and a pack of cigs
@@yigitalpalakoc Nooo, that's the univerity student version
Polak Węgier - dwa bratanki :)
Yeah:)
I do szabsly, i do skankly? (If i spell it nearly right. :) )
Lengyel-magyar két jó barát :)
Steve1989's intro/outro music is pretty Nice! Maybe he should "get this out on a -tray- ... CD".
Watching you eat the pate made me have to pause it and go get some of my precious chicken pate (pashtet) that I brought back from Macedonia, my favorite.
Nice choice and time to enjoy it!
spreadable... bacon... my god, that's the most american thing I've ever heard of... praise the Hungarians!
It’s super good on toast :)
I want it
I believe the term "bacon butter" was used
My grandma was born and raised in Hungary!
I'm Hungarian ! :-)
It's 1:41 AM, everyone else is asleep and here I am with a nice cup of hot chocolate enjoying the simple pleasures in life, life Steve's videos.
Easy-to-absorb, non-thirst-provoking carbohydrates :D
Welcome back, Steve! Thanks for what you do. It is enjoyed and appreciated.
I just got back from a 6 day hospital stay and find Steve videos :)
Hey Mumzly! I hope all's well - glad to have ya back!
I'm good now. I was a pretty serious infection, but on the mend now. Always glad to watch some reviews. Keep up the *nice* work
I got addicted to your videos brother would u like to try the Moroccan MRE it would be fun to watch
send him one, send me one too, lol
BrownBessOwner idk from where could I buy it
Military surplus store
Razex internet my amego
You don’t know how happy I was to see a video on my sub feed 👌🏽👌🏽
Stranger: "What kind of food do you like, Steve?"
Steve: "Yes."
Really appreciate the double-upload, Steve. Really great work, as always!
Steve understands it’s the sounds that make the video. The sounds of packages being opened and the liquids being poured. He’s got that mic picking up all the noises.
Every time he puts it all on-to a tray snd says “nice mkay” i cant help but smile love the channel
"Nice! Mkay." should be a t-shirt lol such a pleasant channel
This is prob. the first critical (""negative "") review, I have seen from Steve. Mad respect for being citical about the things you review. ^^
I thought you might have died from a bad rancid ration! Good to see some new videos!
I don't know what it is, or why these vids are so addictive, I just know I f%^*((% love em. Steve, I have been starving my whole life, and when I see one of your vids come up on my rec list, I push the button. You are the only one that I have subscribed to. Thank you and God Bless my friend.
I have a store in my town and they have these candies, they're one of the best I've ever had.
An upload... that's pretty... nice!
Louis Attenborough yaaaassss
I hope he gets it out on a tray.
Love your work sir. Especially interesting installment personally as my wife is Hungarian. This is really typical of usual fare, a great cross section, all in one pouch. Top ration!
Ashley Pomeroy mmm, decadent.
14:35 sounds like one of those things that vibrates when your meal is ready LOL that's fancy
I'm going to preface this with saying, I in no way think Steve does this. But I sometimes imagine the MRE Steve is consuming is the most bland and boring thing on the planet. And just to amuse himself he spices it up with a ridiculous range of palette tastes.
Steve consumes a cracker with the consistency of cardboard and the taste of wet sand with a small sampling of pate which smells like distilled water and has the taste complexity of cotton:
"Let's go for some of this pate on a biscuit! Hmm. Whoa. That bite right there is exquisite! I'm tasting poppy seeds mixed with vegetable shortening on the biscuit. And the pate is really complex. I'm getting smoky onion mustard, dried dates, and a hint of saffron and some almond butter. The texture is top notch. Smooth and delectable!"
Nice!! Thanks Steve!
Sir , you must be a miltary man to understand the Mre package regardless of what country produces it.
The tea is probably what we always have in kindergartens in Hungary, for someone hungarian it would probably feel nostalgic and just really a reminder of home and family
I love how clinically you describe the food items. I'm a new fan.