in the Serbian army, the field meal is very similar to the Russian one, with the difference that we have, as part of the military water bottle, packed cutlery and a dish for reheating food.. I think that the method of heating food is good because fire is very useful in winter conditions, especially in Russia, and don't forget that the field meal was prepared for the Russian army, so the food is logically from Russian cuisine, and it is fattier because of the cold in Russia. . the meal concept was created for the defense army on its own ground 😉 greetings from Serbia🇷🇸🇷🇺
It is really interesting. I am a naive American who has never left my country. It is cool to learn a little bit of life elsewhere. I bet Serbia is quite different than what I know.
@@dejanmaksic9770 did the propaganda machine in your country make me out to be the "boogeyman" for you growing up? I find this to be the case here. I was raised to believe only Americans are free and only other governments lie to their people. As well as being taught that other countries are not safe.
I love any place that welcomes me my friend I hope you’re doing good in Los Angeles if I return to LA and you’re still there I’ll buy you a coffee or a beer which ever you prefer
По большому счету, ложки - дерьмо как в российском пайке, так и в американском. Российские ложки ломаются с острыми краями, а американская ложка не держит высокие температуры, от кипятка "заворачивается"... Лучший концепт как у немцев WH-BW и раньше в РККА-СА - индивидуальный металлический столовый прибор (ложка-ложка/вилка) "прокунымил" - сам виноват...😉
Мы аж от радости вскрикнули, когда он на 22й минуте наконец зачерпнул еду галетой) еще бы в рис плюхнул икры и говядины, вообще бы расплакались от счастья 😅
Я служил срочную службу в 2016-2017 годах. Мл. Сержант. Нас переводили на суточный паёк, когда столовая не работала или когда нас гоняли по тревоге. Это было супер. Разогревать на таганке зимой свой обед на улице, причём очень вкусно. Вспоминаю свою службу с теплотой. Спасибо тебе Даниель и твоей девушке - она хороший оператор!
А нам раздавали пайки, когда переезжали с Московской области до Уссурийска, кто что с собой в дорогу взял, и пайков 2шт. дали, там столько всего, я аж на 4 суток растянул эти 2 пайка )
In Belgium the rations are similar to the Russian ones. We consider that a man cannot do correctly two things at a time: either eat or walk/fight. But if you do both, it is scientifically demonstrated that a human digest better when stopping for its meal. Also, eating is social and this is why you need to have a break.
Я бы тоже не стал есть на бегу. В этот момент силы организма мобилизованы и тратить их на переваривание пищи не совсем правильно. В России для такого предназначен шоколад, если совсем невмоготу. Сахар отбивает чувство аппетита.
Здравствуйте,Даниил. Наш сухпаек рассчитан как раз на наши условия. Он должен быть сытным и жирным,чтобы в морозы человек мог прожить . Для перекусов там как раз и есть крекеры. И сомневаюсь ,что кто-то думал,что солдат во время боя начнёт есть) Хоть у нас и говорят «война войной,а обед по расписанию»,но не прямо во время стрельбы будут доставать говядину) У нас в принципе вся еда сытная должна быть,поэтому готовим 1,2,3 и компот. Очень улыбнуло как Вам не понравился паштет))) Попробуйте его намазать на гренки и сверху положить сливовое варенье-вкус совершено другой) Спасибо за видео
I will open another box and ill follow a lot of the directions given to me by native Russians I hope to have a better experience next time thanks for the comment :D
@@Wild-Siberia I don't know any russian people(does not mean they no exist only for my experience) who will eat pashtet by itselfes. It not what it meant to be. First af all pashtet is made from meat. Sometimes from hepatic(not combined either from meat either from hepatic usually. Yours from meat. I actually do like both(may be from hepatic parts of geese is better, anyway pashtet tastes much much better with a good peace of bread(I prefer white) where you spread it up on it like butter. And with hot sugared tea it is all combine with a very good combination. Most taste for me is in combine. You bite a "buterbrod" (this word russian use for bread with something on it could be butter could be cheese could be bacon) just a little bit chew(like 2-3 seconds) and the sipping a hot sweat tea . And all this mixe in your mouth tastes really good. I won't say that this is crazy but this is tastes good like 8/10 especially if you are hungry and wanna get quick and satisfying snack and you do not have time or wish for cooking a big meal. I do not say this is the only way, but many people do kinda same. For me every ingredient is important. You throw away either of those and have little to no satisfaction at all. May be without tea it would be still like 5 / 10 but without bread on which you spread it up I understand why you dislike it. May be if you did it right way you would get a better outcome. Without these combinations of cause it could taste strange for anyone(except if people know the trick and used to it so they can handle unconciously). And just a little observation, after you taste it first of all you wanna eat crackers(kinda bread isn't it?) and then sweat(analogy with tea with sugar). But of course it does not do the job for you cuz very important is mix. Little to more spread pashtet on a bread (so this to goes combined together in the first seccond) then hot sweat tea about to 2-3 seconds after.
@@Wild-Siberiaя проходил службу в армии России 2015-2019.Человек прав в том что Российский MRE расчитан на природные и климатические условия именно России.Жирная пища и ее колличество позволит солдату иметь больше сил.В Российском MRE есть 6 вариантов.(5-6 самые вкусные.там есть рис с курицей и тефтели с овощами😂)Раньше вместо бекона был шпик(кусок сала).А шоколад и жвачку всегда можно было обменять на что угодно и ребят.😂 Спички кстати ветро-влаго-защитные(можно их опустить в воду и они все равно продолжат гореть.).На счет способа разогревать еду я полностью согласен.Это неудобно и долго.(Было бы круто совместить пакет для разогревания пищи из Американского MRE и засовывать туда банки с едой из Российского MRE😂😂). Спасибо за контент!Я ожидал что тебе не понравится последнее блюдо потому что оно никому не нравится😂
@@NemiroFF100500последний раз когда я ел, шпик был. Если сильно холодно и голодно, его можно растопить и добавить в основные блюда. Или просто на галету намазать. Но обычно его выбрасывали.😅
@@Wild-Siberia it makes sense why American MRE's have less food,in warm/hot climates the last thing you want is to eat a lot when running around in hot weather,all you need is enough water and some sugar with protein to give you energy. I can't think of a war America fought in a cold climate ever since ww2.It's all middle east/Africa. In a cold climate even in regular European damp winter if you dont eat properly your body wont be able to keep warm and you will freeze off your fingers,that's why Russian MRE'S are filled with fat,protein and carbs. Also that fat in the food can be used elsewhere,Russian guys now in Ukraine dont even use MRE'S/unless they are stormtroopers, because they get supplied regular flour,grain and potatoes with carrots and cabbage and everything else to make basic army meals so with that fat you bake potatoes on a campfire on an old school carbon steel pan and it tastes amazing- if you go actual Russian style camping you should try,also ash roasted potatoes are amazing,you bury a raw potato with it's skin into an almost dead campfire-best tasting potato in the world. American military doesn't really fight trench wars,it's more fast paced go in and extract,Russia does mostly trench wars,they move a few km a day taking block after block so yes they start literal camp fires and get supplies to their locations simple things like bags of potato,canned meat and other things.
Бывает, что солдаты отдают сухпайки гражданским, которые пострадали от войны (такое и сейчас сами знаете где происходит). Тогда пюре из овощей и фруктов можно использовать как детское питание
Yes I agree we did the same in my war we gave to young kids or older people. This is the common way of the warrior thanks for sharing this information.
@@begood5085 that's the thing: "they" purposefully shoot civillians only in the Ukranian propaganda fantasy land; otherwise it wouldn't make any sence to spend so much effort on providing the refugees with this amount of humanitarian aid.
@@begood5085А те кто выжил в концлагеря отправляют и на черный рынок, вот же, какие плохие русские! Не то что добрые украинцы, не одного гражданского не убили, ни разу не бомбили дома, а с 2014 лишь выдумки были
Коробка из-под пайка может служить как ёмкость для воды - внутри специальный слой. Если вода берётся из водоёма, то для обеззараживания используют те самые таблетки из набора. И ещё: банки с едой следует разогревать, предварительно открыв. Так они лучше разогреваются и меньше вариантов обжечься.
@@Wild-Siberia На счёт наполнения,только пехотных 7 вариантов,в различных войсках различные наполнения,в следующий раз проверь срок годности сухпая,сдаётся мне что у тебя,товарищ,он был уже полумёртвый😅😂
В новых пайках открывать порции не нужно, они сами открываются когда нагреты до нужной температуры, единственно что на морозе или сильном ветре может не открыться - тогда нужно открывать самому.
Привет Дэниэль! У этих пайков есть номера 1-7, по одному на каждый день недели. Содержимое пайка изменяется, чтобы не приедался. Это очень грамотно сделано, так как люди могут быть изолированы долгое время (например месяц).
Ну или на 1.5 года. Кстати по поводу объёма еды скажу что одно дело когда морпех идёт на задание, там наверное нужен меньший объём, и совсем другое когда солдаты сидят в окопах. Entrenched warfare серьёзно отличается от того что было в афганистане, ираке и т.д.
There are also MRE's with the water-bag heater. There are many types of MRE's in Russia for different situatuons and types of troops. This one is universal and more common. This particular one is the MRE for one whole day.
We also have kits with chemical heating. It depends on the units for which the MRE is created. SOF guys get kits with chemical heating - they have no time to kindle a fire or it's can be dangerous during the mission. Your MRE for the regular army.
@@Wild-Siberia my thoughts would that as Russia is so cold, water would be better conserved as drinking and if you did need water you would have to use one of those cooking bickets anyway to melt the snow to get the water to heat your american MRE. But i'm not military so i could be 100% wrong.
@@Wild-Siberia you can try find water in liquid state in the fields in trenches in -20 C degree in winter, good luck with that. Fire is a more universal option for the Russian army in the temperature and weather conditions of Eurasia
Pate is a gourmet snack dish in the form of a viscous homogeneous dough-like mass of boiled or fried and then mashed meat, fish, game and offal. Pate is a dish of French cuisine. 🤔🤔
Хочу дополнить твой комментарий. В Советской Армии был химический разогрев еды. Наливаешь воды в котелок и бросаешь таблетку - вода кипит, а в ней разогреваешь консервы. Это удобно, особенно ночью т.к. нет пламени. Но от этого способа почему-то отказались, наверно были причины. Ну и сам знаешь во время боя - не до еды, если перерыв короткий, то все продукты можно съесть и холодными, они по вкусу тоже неплохие. А во время передышки (ночью) можно поесть по-настоящему.
I served in the border troops and we went out for several days on patrols and duty secrets, and this amount of food helped us a lot and even it was not enough!!!!Yes, fire, it is not as fast as a thermal pack and it will de-mask you, but you can boil yourself water in the cold night! !!!Dan,thanks for the video,it was awesome!!!I was scared for you guys when I saw the burning grass,because now there are heavy fires in some regions of Siberia,but calmed down when you said it was a controlled fire!!!Take care!!!!💪
Frankly, all this “controlled fire” stuff seems like a complete BS to me. A plausible explanation used by the locals across the country to do what they like to do. Bonus questions: Who actually controls the fire on-site? How specifically is it “controlled”?
Я служил в армии Белорусии. Там с сухпайком всё более просто. Есть 3 банка тушенки, 3 банки каши, 3 упаковки крекеров (сухого хлеба), немного шоколада и конфет, чай и сахар. Но есть один очень важный коммерческий ньюанс. Сухпай собран из компонентов исключительно государственных предприятий. Ни каких частных компаний.
Regarding the MRE, the French ones are similar to the Russia pack as well where you have different meals and accompagnement. That was nice vidéo, you got me surprised and a bit of a laugh in the end too ! Never change man ! Salut !
L'avion de passagers russe Sukhoi Super Jet 100- (produit près de Daniel à Irkoutsk) et l'hélicoptère Kamov-226 à hélices coaxiales ont des moteurs français, en raison des circonstances des relations internationales, ils ont reçu de nouveaux moteurs nationaux prêts. Mistral, Kuru etc.
Thank you for sharing Daniel👍🤠 Very interesting. I'll say it's enough for 2 days. Greetings from Denmark🇩🇰 Our MRE's are similar to yours, the US ones.
Awesome thanks for the information I was truly curious to know how other countries MREs are compared to American and Russian one. Thanks for watching as always 👏🏻
Each new video of yours, Daniel, is filled with positive. I watch you with a smile on my face. It was interesting to watch the tasting of MRE rations, I would like to comment on some points, as a person who has eaten more than a dozen of such MREs :) The 3 small tablets that you found are a powerful water disinfectant, one tablet is enough for about 1 liter of water. One big one is a multivitamin complex. Russian MREs are equipped with our harsh climate in mind, so some of the products in it seemed too fatty to you. As a rule, we always drained excess fat in field conditions when it was warm, but in the heat it is simply necessary to do this, because serious stomach problems can arise. In the cold, fat helps to keep the soldier warm and energy. Even in military units in the winter, we were always given pieces of lard for lunch. I was very worried about you, watching how you tried pate (pashtet) :) this dish has been common in Russia since the times of the Russian Empire (as a delicacy, whose homeland is France) and the USSR (when it became widely available). As I understand it, in the USA you practically do not eat animal liver and products prepared on its basis. In our country, these products are quite popular due to the high content of trace elements and vitamins in it and the relatively low price. In general, in the USSR, almost all offal was used in the slaughter of animals. For example, one of the favorite types of delicacies of Soviet children was hematogen bars made on the basis of cows' blood and sugar, by the way, they are really very tasty and are still sold everywhere in pharmacies. We used to mix MRE main dishes before reheating and add a small amount of water to them, then the porridges are heated more evenly and do not burn. We used stewed beef as an additive to these porridges or for making soup in pots. When you talked about the trade and exchange of sweets, I immediately remembered the beginning of my service, when we were just obsessed with candies and sweets :))) We had the most desired sweetness - condensed milk with sugar in metal cans :))) Matches in MRE are very good for starting fires in wet weather, they do not die out even after being immersed in water for a few seconds. We usually threw away the MRE packaging after opening, because it took up too much space in backpacks due to its shape, or was used to carry water. This particular type of MRE is really very satisfying, I, like many of my colleagues, stretched it out for a couple of days. It has 7 different options that differ in main dishes. Also in our army and law enforcement agencies there is MRE for 1 meal, reinforced with a large number of meals and snacks and with chemical warmers. However, there is one dish in our MPE that practically no one ever uses for its intended purpose - this is salted pork fat (svinoy sсhpik). It causes a persistent feeling of disgust in everyone because of its taste. Once again I want to thank you for your positive and kindness! I wish you and Ksenia all the best! I hope to see your reaction when Ksenia cooks you our national dishes such as jelly holodets, okroshka on kvass or buckwheat porridge (grechnevaya kasha) ;)
Awesome comment so informative! I would love to do another video like this opening another menu maybe in the future doing it with a Russian veteran like myself !
Разве в сухпае не 6 вариантов?🤔Помню что самые желанные были 5 и 6 из за наличия в них тефтель с овощами(которые на мой скромный взгляд самые вкусные).Рис и гречку разогревали так же с водой,но не ради равномерного разогрева а потому что они очень сухие.А шпик...одни лишь воспоминания это очередная травма😂
@@ottozussman4711 Всего ИРП 7 вариантов меню из расчета на каждый день недели. Фрикадельки с овощами - это просто бомба 🤤Я целиком и полностью разделяю Ваше мнение на этот счет 😉Мне еще тефтели нравились. Сами по себе каши, да, сухие и безвкусные, мы в них обычно добавляли овощные рагу или икру
Видео прекрасное Даниэль! пайки разные и разогрев их так же..... Есть как в американском пайке, разогрев еды, есть той что пользовались Вы, это суточный рацион питания солдата, ужин, обед, завтрак.... Этот проект подошёл Вам с Ларсом на пикник в лесу у костра, тушёнку добавить в суп что Вы готовили ...... Посмотрите как шведы греют свои пайки и готовят на выходе на боевое задание..... Где Ваша смекалка если вы в машине, БТР, танк, САУ можно нагреть на двигателе во время остановке..... Но во время боя, или выход в тылу противника не до еды будет..... А так во время отдыха, погрел если есть возможность и неплохое паспорте, пока полевая кухня доберётся до тебя или ты до неё.... Всё это специфика армии разных стран мира кухни ..... Всех православных христиан поздравляю с Пасхой Христовой, мира, любви, счастья, здоровья,.....
What an interesting video! Who would have thought to compare rations? It appears that the Russian military really care about their soldiers. Thank you Daniel! 😊
If you like the MRE comparing from around the world? There is a youtuber who did many of the MRE tests, just look for Crazyrussianhacker on YT. Mostly his early videos, but he loves his Pashtet. One of the most natural happy persons on yt.
So great to watch your videos! I feel that you regained your peace of mind in russia together with your gorgeous woman. Enjoy every second of your new life!
27:52 a person loses more energy in winter. So I suppose that there is so much fat to help a soldier to renew his energy when it is -20°C (-4°F). 11:30 it is nice that you liked "кабачкОвая икрА". You can buy it in any grocery store. Btw, you read in Russian so well!
I haven't had to eat an MRE since the 90s when I was in the army. However as you talk about the differences in the food that could also relate to what you touched upon, the fact that US military MRE is eat on the go says there's a difference in fighting styles. Also you touched upon the higher sugar content in the US MREs as opposed to fat content in Russian MREs. This is a truth that has been discovered by people who eat KETO or Carnivore...the higher the fat content the less hungry you are. The higher the sugar content the more frequently you require food. So not only could the type of MREs be attributed to fighting styles, but also to the lack of need to eat and when they do it's more than enough to last for maybe a day or two if they don't have to eat. I think it would be interesting to find out if Russians even carry MREs with them other than the ones they already opened. Perhaps it's as you say that meal is for two days.
This is such a goldmine of a comment! Thanks for noticing these small details, I will say in Afghanistan I drank a lot of water and usually only ate 1 yes just 1 MRE the entire day! I would also rarely need more food but Id take 2 if I needed to do night patrols of course. I must agree I doubt Russians are carrying the food on patrols and or different battles they fight their wars different than us we were unconventional and they are currently doing conventional conflict! Thanks for watching this comment you wrote was awesome I enjoyed it!
@@Wild-Siberia Thanks. I love your videos. It's nice to get the perspective of Russia from someone who is untainted by propaganda. Just calling it as you see it.
@@Wild-Siberia that’s why you fit in well with Russians,cos you don’t like lies...Russians have like lie detector implanted +high sense of justice,anyone like that will fit well between Russians..also Russian MRE are much more healthy,natural for you..I’m not Russian,but I was born in ussr,grew up in soviet military base and I’m grateful for values I grew up with thanks to them.now and then I get me Russian MRE just to eat things we ate in childhood,I’m in Scotland so it’s cheeper than being those products separated + it’s cool to take with to fishing weekend and get some meals solved
Thanks Daniel, I was very impress of the little flat metal sheet converted in10 seconds to a full food heating system ... in my time we had those type of fire pill but we were using small rock to support the can.
А ещё на беконе или сале который в сухпае можно пожарить что-нибудь например гречку 😂, или рис который есть отдельно, внутренней коробкой и запасными спичками можно разжечь огонь в лесу из веток , а в основной коробке при правильном открытии можно сходить на речку и принести в ней воды т к. она герметична, из алюминиевой крышки блюда сделать ложку ! Там все продуманно на 100%
It's very funny how you react to the taste of the pate.. It's all because you are used to eating spicier food since childhood, in Russia they almost don't eat spicy food, so it will seem tasteless to you.
Honestly you're right, a lot of Russians may get offended that I made a face but I would bet they would make the same face if I give them spicy cactus plant how I ate when I grew up 😅 Thanks for watching thanks for the support!
loved it... thx Daniel... you had me laughing when you said it was horrible ... hysterical ... your reaction was so funny. I liked the contrast of both MRE's... Both have their good points... thx again
Thank you so much for watching! I honestly just didn’t like the meaty smell and taste I guess I’m too Mexican American to eat those flavors. I would have loved to have any type of hot sauce to make it better for me 😂
You are really enjoying life there in Siberia. Thanks for showing the difference between Russian and American mre are prepared. Like the idea of the American mre heating packs that you can put in your pack while doing combat missions. Unfortunately there is little chance to do patrol missions in the current conflict. Maybe in 🇦🇫 when there was a lot of foot patrols. Thanks again for showing your appreciation for where you are.
Soviets in 50s&60s also had like USA chemical heating system,when you drop a pill in water and it starts to boil,but they took them off production,some Russian MRE still have that system too,but they are not state made,official army ones
Feliz Pascual! Looks a lot more interesting day with Ksenya outdoors, than mine at the keyboard- I just finished up filling in tax forms for IRS and state of Hawaii on this Orthodox Easter Sunday!- el Sid
I'm assuming those tablets for the fire are actually to be used on a mess kit, I think that is something that is carried by Russian troops that isn't today in the US. The Russian mess kits are a multi piece metal pot with pan. I have used kits like that with fuel tablets or some alcohol stoves before, not sure how Russian troops are taught to do it, but a great method is digging a small hole and setting the stove/fuel bit down in it to eliminate wind, then you put your cooking pot/pan on top and can add a variety of food together to make a kind of stew. You can then also boil water for hot coffee this way with the tablet as well.
@@Wild-Siberia Worth mentioning too that while it's a little more inconvenient to cook / boil water this way, you waste very little. With the American MRE you waste the water used for heating, and that water can be a valuable commodity depending on how bad of a situation you are in. Plus when you have a mess kit you can always heat food/water without the tablets and use any type of kindling. All you need is fire. The Russians like to keep it simple.
Could it be the difference MRE concepts are due to the difference in type of war USA and Russia engage in? USA fights a lot of insurgencies where there are no well defined contact lines so meals need to be as quick and efficient. while Russia fights in large wars with defined borders so they can afford to sit down for a hearty meal not only for energy but for comfort as well? As a complete lay person, I feel the meals are based on completely different philosophies.
Yes it’s got to play a role for sure how the militaries fight wars and where they fight them! such a cool thought to think that it affected the way they make their foods
There are many MRE in Russia and many of them have flameless heaters. But specifically, these are just for eating them in a trench or during exercises. In other words, in my opinion, it would be great if these MREs had such a heater too. But this will not happen, since according to the plan, the soldiers should have a kitchen. That is, this MRE is opened when there is simply no access to the kitchen.
Интересный обзор! Такой формат очень интересен! Таблеток для обеззараживания раньше клали 6-8 штук, но русские солдаты пользуются ими очень редко или не пользуются вообще, возможно в крайнем случае только. Когда я служил в армии, ни кто ими не пользовался т.к. вода была всегда чистая, а воду из реки всё равно нужно кипятить. Армейские пайки даже сейчас вспоминаю, при всей их простоте это вкусно, тому кому такая еда не нравится, скорее всего избалован. Мне в нашем пайке не нравится посуда, ужасный чай и кофе, всё остальное очень вкусное. Сама коробка для пайка биоразлагаемая, но так же может использоваться в качестве ведра для переноски воды если её открывать правильно. Российский сухой паёк является одним из лучших по соотношению цена\качество\количество Мне было забавно видеть, как некоторые блюда не понравились и это нормально, я бы например тоже не смог съесть острую пищу или что то иное. например в некоторые иностранные пайки кладут жуков или блюда из личинок, я бы такое не смог есть)) Ты не правильно зажигал огонь, спичку нужно просто класть на сухое топливо, за счёт температуры всё загорится Крышки на продуктах нужно немного открывать в области язычка для открывания , тогда еда будет лучше разогреваться и ты не обожжёшь руки когда будешь открывать Твой паёк был для полигона, поэтому в нём таганок и сухое топливо, есть пайки для полевых выходов в них современные беспламенные грелки, так же такие пайки использует Российский спецназ и специальные подразделения Российской армии. Данный вид пайка из видео предназначен для учений Российской армии в более простых условиях , чем боевые действия, для боевых действий есть пайки с другим типом грелок. Разогреватель из этого пайка можно использовать так же для обогрева палатки, он очень хорошо греет небольшую палатку до такой степени, что в ней становится даже жарко, как экстренное средство согревания очень подходит В Российских сухих пайках гораздо меньше химии, чем в Иностранных, поэтому у них не всегда такой вкус, который ты ждёшь, но для Российских солдат еда вкусная, это более привычно нам
В некоторых разновидностях пайков есть химический разогрев, о котором Вы говорили: в пакет заливается вода и начинается экзотермическая реакция. Что касается жира: при отрицательных температурах - жирная пища зайдет отлично. В условиях жары она действительно кажется тяжелой. По себе замечаю, что зимой хочется сала, жирной еды, а летом - зелень, фрукты, организму не требуется много энергии для поддержания температурного режима.
Какая зима какая жара? Жир=калории а без калорий ты немошным становишся очень быстро, одному богу известно в каких передрягах ты попадешься на войне и на какой срок, и без жирной еды ты по просту долго не протянешь все же логично и понятно как ясный день. На войне люди в окопах примерно пару недель лежат до ротации, и там где идут периодически бои основном эти сухпайки и кушают, по вашему без жирной еды солдат с таким скромным пайком сколько протянет в окопе где периодически обстреливается? А вода это ценный ресурс даже ценнее чем еда и не логично было бы его тратит на подогрев пайка. Пайки с водонагревателем предназначены для спецподразделений у которых задачи совсем иные. Или же для выполнения спецзаданий такие пайки выдаются. А окопному бойцу такой сухпаек только в минус это лишняя трата воды)))
From my own experience. After several hours spent in nature, any snack seems a hundred times tastier. If the air temperature is below zero but snack hot then a thousand times! Thank you Dan for another video that exudes optimism. )))
i’ll be doing another video from an American MR E that’ll be next week. Thank you so much for watching this video the Russian MRE is for Sure so different
Totally true - one day, after a hike in the mountains in heavy snowstorm, we made it to a chalet and had a hot cocoa. I was probably an ordinary mixture of hot milk and cheap instant cocoa, but back there and then, it tasted like God's food, we savored every single sip of it! 🙂 Same applies to simple canned pork - almost a dog food in the valley, but a culinary miracle after hours of hiking in the mountains!
Только сегодня подписалась на ваш канал. Наверное это первый раз, когда я 40 минут смотрела на то, как кто-то ест))) Очень интересно расказываете! И очень импонирует ваш позитивный настрой в каждом видео. Привет из Забайкалья!
Thank you so much for the support. I just like to show every small detail as it happens. Next time I do another video opening up ration boxes then it won't be so long 😅
@@Wild-Siberia не-не-не, все отлично. Жду новые видео. Сама родилась и до замужества жила в Иркутске, но ваши видео смотрю так, как будто первый раз Байкал вижу. Это талант)))
Your Russian language is getting better every day 👍 Так держать! That's an old expression which comes from the Navy -- it means ’’stay the course’’! It's what a commander would say to the helmsman. In common language it means ’’keep it up’’!
Pashtet isn't a self sufficient meal, like a melted cheese. Probably it expected to be put on crackers or bread. That also works for bacon, cheese you have there.
Thank you for your service to the U.S. and good luck on journey in Russia, it sure looks like a beautiful country and I'd love to visit one day when tension settles if it ever does.
Danny, I believe those smaller pills are water purification tablets to disinfect contaminated water. The larger one may be a vitamin pill. Goulash is a sort of meat stew, I think. The one meat thing you made a face to looks like a liver pate (which Senia likes), and it does need an acquired taste. The Canadian MRE (called IMP: Individual Meal Pack) is like to the USA MRE, it also has heating elements, just add water, and is meant for on the go too. Ours is also more eco-friendly as the plastic bags can be burned for disposal, no metal containers to clutter up the place. That meal is a full day's meal for hard working, perhaps 3500 kcal, perhaps for cold weather activities. We used to do a controlled burn in our village when I was a kid (back in the 1960's) and everything came up rich and green. I like the old ways.
Thanks for the information yes I. think they are for water for sure now! Also its cool that Canada and america are similar in MREs because. we fight the same wars :(
Food in metal containers is intended for heating with alcohol tablets, which are included in the kit. These are large white tablets. You burn the pill with a match and put an already open container on the fire. Thus, the soldier receives normal hot food.
Thank you for this fascinating video. The fat will serve you well in the long days of combat. Taste on the other hand, difficult to compare since each culture has its preferred flavors. Very well done, and I like that you eat it in the wild.
I think I would have mixed the Goulash stew with the rice. Found your channel just yesterday and I like it very much. Both you Daniel and Ksenia seems like lovely people and shows us part of this world most of us never will experience.
I’m going to redo another opening with some knowledge shared by some veterans and ideas like yours I’m going to really go all out and cook it and mix it and try it a new menu! thanks for the support on this channel!
In the USSR, when I studied at a military school, we had to make a march of 50 kilometers without stopping to rest. To maintain strength, we ate rye crackers with sugar on the go and washed down with water from a flask. Such food during the movement gave a lot of energy and strength. I recommend 😁
We do similar stuff in the US marines but with a little more distance and up mountains because of California. 50km is usually a small walk for us but the military has changed so much these days they probably sit around and don’t even leave their rooms 😅 the Russian MRE is perfect for long distance multi day training
@@Wild-Siberia, Yes, this ration is high in calories. As for the training of the current armed forces of different countries, I completely agree. They've all become lazy 😁 The only one who is still being chased by those old methods of training is the special forces. As with us, so do you.
в боевых пайках так же пакеты с хим нагревом кладут и меньше еды, а это сух пайки для учений и для коммандировок, похожие дают и другим службам, например таможне
Amigo, I'm watching you from Mexico. I like your videos. I've seen another video similar to this one showing the russian Army meal, and it's great to watch it again, in your own way, but I enjoy it anyway. Thank you for showing this video.
Hi Daniel I am sure someone has mentioned this already but I will say it again if not this will help. The US MREs used the same system for heat back in the 80s and 90s and I believe it was used for the C rations before that. It is a tested system and works well.
Like the Metro in Moscow and StPetersburg, in Russia they seem to go several extra miles to express love and appreciation for their compatriots, always acknowledging their humanity. In the west everything seems so perfunctory, like it’s something shameful to do something extra for others. You look happy, it’s very heartwarming.
I heard of a guy whose workmate had a distant cousin, whose neighbour didn't like pashtet (pâté). I've had a Russian 24 hour MRE before, extremely high quality, and a mere 3700 kcal.
Very interesting,but I think that you show and eat the food together with a Russian soldier, so the Russian can inform you, but I was amazing how much was in the box.
Понимаю, что опоздал, но тем не менее дам пояснение и несколько советов. Наш паек рассчитан на сутки, наполненные физическими нагрузками, это одна из причин большого количества жира и соли в рационе. Вторая причина - суровые климатические условия. Также такой паек обычно выдается во время перемещений, пока нет условий для установки полевой кухни, и как рацион на случай перебоев с поставкой горячей пищи. Или же во время боевых выходов. Паек можно вполне себе есть и холодным. Да, он потеряет часть своих вкусовых качеств, но тем не менее останется питательным. Это относительно того, что на ходу или во время боя наш паек не употребить. Теперь перейдем к советам: - Существует два подхода при разогреве пищи: открыть упаковку перед разогревом, или же наоборот - не открывать и не протыкать. Я приверженец второго способа, так как еда в таком случае лучше прогревается, а о готовности можно узнать по самоотклеиванию крышки. - Как уже написали многие до меня: коробка внутри профольгирована и может использоваться как ведро для воды. Но для этой цели ручки коробки хлипковаты. - Относительно употребления на ходу: некоторые маленькие баночки можно высосать, лишь слегка их приоткрыв. Далее пойдут лайфхаки, которые подойдут не всем: - Можно смешать повидло и яблочное пюре. Тогда смесь не станет приторно сладкой, как само повидло, а пюре станет еще насыщенней по вкусу. - В подливу и жир от тушенки можно накрошить галет. Они тогда впитают в себя упомянутые выше подливу и жир и размякнут. - Колбасный фарш можно пожарить внутри упаковки. - Концентраты можно добавлять в чай вместо сахара. Получается очень даже неплохо. - В разных комплектациях попадается либо бекон, либо шпик. С первым во время службы не сталкивался, а второе очень неплохо перед разогревом добавлять в гуляш, горошек или фасоль с тушняком*. - Можно добавить в рис или гречу кабачковую икру, или овощное рагу из маленьких баночек. Вроде бы все. *Тушняк - консервы с тушеным мясом
There are different types of Military Rations and rations you can buy in stores are more like for tourists. Tourists are usually don't participate in battles and can take meals not on the move =))
@@Wild-Siberia This one is real it's just one of the most common and simple ones. I served in the army in 2014 and ate them alot, sadly you got the variant witout the fruit bar it was my favorite :D This one you had is for the whole day type. Next time setting the tablet on fire place it at an angle of about 30 degrees it will be much easier.
В американских MRE есть МНОГО ВРЕДНЫХ ИСКУССТВЕННЫХ АРОМАТИЗАТОРОВ, КОНСЕРВАНТОВ И УСИЛИТЕЛЕЙ ВКУСА (Бензоат натрия, Глутамат Натрия и другие "Е" (Е238, Е380...)) а в Российском - только Соль Перец Сахар и другие Натуральные Ингридиенты!
@@user-hk6yj5th1j Есть два глутамата натрия Природный (Альфа глутамат) и Синтетический (Бета глутамат) Природный безопасен а Синтетический - это КАНЦЕРОГЕН! (ПРИРОДНЫЙ ОБРАЗУЕТСЯ КОГДА ВЫ СОЛИТЕ ЕДУ, А СИНТЕТИЧЕСКИЙ ДЕЛАЮТ ИЗ НЕФТИ НА ХИМЗАВОДЕ)!
Пробовал американский паек, тот что с якобы гамбургером, за идею 5, реализация на 2. Крекеры в американском пайке сделаны из песка с клеем и солью. Был ещё питательный батончик, такой рассыпчатый жёлтый прямоугольник, похож на наш брусок халвы.
Тоже пробовал американские MRE, меню 1 или 2, точно уже не помню) чего-то необычного не было, понравилась кукуруза и конфетки - интересный опыт, в общем
@@MrEvENGED жвачка со слабительным из американских пайков отлично подходит для пранков. Но зачем они в армии США? Что бы картон и пенопласт легче усваивался? усваивался
Camping tip if you can't pack out your waste. Put used cans in the camp-fire . After being heated to red, the metal oxidizes in months and returns to soil.
Great video. Maybe most stuff taste better hot. For me enough for two days, but maybe there are different MRE's for specific duties. To pre-prepare water heater compound for future use: place limestone rocks in a wood or natural gas fire until the rocks are white all over. After the limestone rocks have cooled break into small size pieces. Carry the crushed limestone in waterproof containers. To use add an equal or less amount of water. A chemical reaction occurs generating heat. Leaving wet lime , which is caustic, and can cause skin irritation. But, in tiny amounts is even added to drinking water and food for taste or calcium. Like in tortillas.
It perfectly shows the difference between war doctrines. In Russia you either fighting or eat, not both, and MRE's is for the "long runs", where you can't properly cook or get food. The bigger difference in calories, the amount of food is perfect for cold weather and long marches. And yes, russian MRE's got different types, about seven of them. Also, you can use the box for bringing water from nearest river or lake. And yes, heating thingy sucks. Glad you've tried it!
😂😂😂 Thanks for the good vibes! :) I laughed heartily :) there was rice with chicken, potatoes with beef, and the soup looked like stew. your reaction to the fact that you don’t like it is a separate art form))) Pate is an exquisite snack dish in the form of a viscous homogeneous dough-like mass of boiled or fried and then mashed meat, fish, game and offal. Pate is smeared on bread) not everyone likes this, like jelly)
The American 1 meal is basically capable of feeding us for the entire day to be honest. At least I thought because in war its what we did eat once a day basically I never ate rations outside of war and usually drank a lot of water and ate 1 MRE for day
@Wild Siberia Been down range as well. MREs was not designed as primary meals, but to get GI until the next dfac. Its just Russian military decided to "save costs" (borderline dwelling politics here even in food discussion). MRE as one time meal use may have the same or more calories and frankly it's not like average Joe down range had the time outside of COP to make a nice meal and have the feast of everything on the menu and just graze (as in eating whatever on the go). You won't see those types of "Russian MREs" on the frontline in Ukraine as the common meal (practicality statement) due to.... I am not going to go into politics or war discussion here.
Думаю, что такой жирный и обильный рацион рассчитан на холодный климат. Кто-то уже высказывал подобную мысль в комментариях, повторюсь. Разогрев горящей таблеткой тоже имеет преимущества в холодное время года. Можно погреть руки над ним и самому немного погреться. Если вы ночуете в палатке зимой, то с осторожностью можно обогреть и палатку. А по поводу вкуса: будешь сильно голодный все покажется в 10 раз вкуснее!)))
Да, я многократный ветеран войны в турне и понимаю, как голод сделает все вкусным. Мне действительно понравилось снимать это видео, в будущем я попробую другое меню!
14:30 its a kind of "meat butter" for sandwiches in Russia (as peanut butter in US). Don't like it as well, but if you buy some expensive one (made of duck or smth), it will be very delicious
That is definitely a Russian 24 hour MRI pack, so three full meals and a snack, the US MRE’s are single meal bags, so to compare apples to apples open up three US MRE’s and the one Russian 24 hour MRE. then set the contents side by side so you can make fair comparison of content, calories, etc.
In Germany heating is like the russian one. The idea is, that when you fight, you dont eat 😛 So its a thing to highten up morale when you make an actual fire. So there is a reason we dont use FRH (flameless ration heater).
Hey! aren't you Castellon (or some similar name, sorry) ? I saw your video about life in sanctioned Russia a few weeks ago! So nice to see you have your own channel!!!
Yea that’s me glad you found the channel 🫡 I hope you enjoy this sort of content I’m making all types of stuff just showing life in Siberia and also talking about things I’m thinking about
24:00 it's just not combat purpose MRE you are having. We prefer to have "proper food" when possible. But there's many other types for raids and everything that would be more similar to what you are used to.
I will look for a more combat style MRE for sure thanks for your information over all this MRE is very good for long operations and I love how much food it has for 24 hours which actually can last for 72 Hours
in the Serbian army, the field meal is very similar to the Russian one, with the difference that we have, as part of the military water bottle, packed cutlery and a dish for reheating food.. I think that the method of heating food is good because fire is very useful in winter conditions, especially in Russia, and don't forget that the field meal was prepared for the Russian army, so the food is logically from Russian cuisine, and it is fattier because of the cold in Russia. . the meal concept was created for the defense army on its own ground 😉 greetings from Serbia🇷🇸🇷🇺
Zdravo tobe is Rosija))
@@Gid_black 😉🇷🇸🇷🇺
It is really interesting. I am a naive American who has never left my country. It is cool to learn a little bit of life elsewhere. I bet Serbia is quite different than what I know.
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@@dejanmaksic9770 did the propaganda machine in your country make me out to be the "boogeyman" for you growing up? I find this to be the case here. I was raised to believe only Americans are free and only other governments lie to their people. As well as being taught that other countries are not safe.
Daniel, I am a Ukrainian living in LA, I love your video's. I can tell you really like Russia. Keep making them!
I love any place that welcomes me my friend I hope you’re doing good in Los Angeles if I return to LA and you’re still there I’ll buy you a coffee or a beer which ever you prefer
@@Wild-Siberia You're an amazing guy Daniel. Beers are on me!
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You know Charlie zelenoff? He’s also a Ukrainian living in Los Angeles, West Hollywood. Many ukranians and Russians there.
@@LewisC-iu3hh Wait, Charlie Zelenoff is Ukrainian? No way... lol
UPD I just googled and it says that he's American of Russian origin
@@nettlecarrier8259 his parents are Russian speaking ukranians. They support Ukraine. They’re Ukrainian Jewish people.
когда Солид жалуется на ложки и ломает их, Даниэл просто по русски галетами черпает ))
Даниэл ест это как военный. Солид лишь так, страйкбольщик. Военные даже пальцами жрать будут и радоваться
По большому счету, ложки - дерьмо как в российском пайке, так и в американском. Российские ложки ломаются с острыми краями, а американская ложка не держит высокие температуры, от кипятка "заворачивается"...
Лучший концепт как у немцев WH-BW и раньше в РККА-СА - индивидуальный металлический столовый прибор (ложка-ложка/вилка) "прокунымил" - сам виноват...😉
Солид видел это видео?
Мы аж от радости вскрикнули, когда он на 22й минуте наконец зачерпнул еду галетой) еще бы в рис плюхнул икры и говядины, вообще бы расплакались от счастья 😅
Я служил срочную службу в 2016-2017 годах. Мл. Сержант. Нас переводили на суточный паёк, когда столовая не работала или когда нас гоняли по тревоге. Это было супер. Разогревать на таганке зимой свой обед на улице, причём очень вкусно. Вспоминаю свою службу с теплотой. Спасибо тебе Даниель и твоей девушке - она хороший оператор!
Good old days of soldiering 🫡
@@Wild-Siberia Спасибо, друг!
А нам раздавали пайки, когда переезжали с Московской области до Уссурийска, кто что с собой в дорогу взял, и пайков 2шт. дали, там столько всего, я аж на 4 суток растянул эти 2 пайка )
I have a weird question for you
My girlfriend in Siberia her son is in the military. How can I get?
Rations or supplies to him, is that even a thing?
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Our military is fully provided for, so your friend’s son definitely doesn’t need army rations. ))
In Belgium the rations are similar to the Russian ones. We consider that a man cannot do correctly two things at a time: either eat or walk/fight. But if you do both, it is scientifically demonstrated that a human digest better when stopping for its meal. Also, eating is social and this is why you need to have a break.
This is very cool thanks for sharing my friend.
That's an interesting perspective.
Я бы тоже не стал есть на бегу. В этот момент силы организма мобилизованы и тратить их на переваривание пищи не совсем правильно. В России для такого предназначен шоколад, если совсем невмоготу. Сахар отбивает чувство аппетита.
Yes, looks like this meal is meant to be eaten while stationary, while the American ones are meant to be eaten while mobile.
@@b.shes.2643Everyone can eat on the go. Everyone just needs to rest. Eating is about rest and recharging your strength.
Здравствуйте,Даниил. Наш сухпаек рассчитан как раз на наши условия. Он должен быть сытным и жирным,чтобы в морозы человек мог прожить . Для перекусов там как раз и есть крекеры. И сомневаюсь ,что кто-то думал,что солдат во время боя начнёт есть) Хоть у нас и говорят «война войной,а обед по расписанию»,но не прямо во время стрельбы будут доставать говядину)
У нас в принципе вся еда сытная должна быть,поэтому готовим 1,2,3 и компот.
Очень улыбнуло как Вам не понравился паштет))) Попробуйте его намазать на гренки и сверху положить сливовое варенье-вкус совершено другой)
Спасибо за видео
I will open another box and ill follow a lot of the directions given to me by native Russians I hope to have a better experience next time thanks for the comment :D
@@Wild-Siberia I don't know any russian people(does not mean they no exist only for my experience) who will eat pashtet by itselfes. It not what it meant to be. First af all pashtet is made from meat. Sometimes from hepatic(not combined either from meat either from hepatic usually. Yours from meat. I actually do like both(may be from hepatic parts of geese is better, anyway pashtet tastes much much better with a good peace of bread(I prefer white) where you spread it up on it like butter. And with hot sugared tea it is all combine with a very good combination. Most taste for me is in combine. You bite a "buterbrod" (this word russian use for bread with something on it could be butter could be cheese could be bacon) just a little bit chew(like 2-3 seconds) and the sipping a hot sweat tea . And all this mixe in your mouth tastes really good. I won't say that this is crazy but this is tastes good like 8/10 especially if you are hungry and wanna get quick and satisfying snack and you do not have time or wish for cooking a big meal.
I do not say this is the only way, but many people do kinda same. For me every ingredient is important. You throw away either of those and have little to no satisfaction at all. May be without tea it would be still like 5 / 10 but without bread on which you spread it up I understand why you dislike it. May be if you did it right way you would get a better outcome. Without these combinations of cause it could taste strange for anyone(except if people know the trick and used to it so they can handle unconciously).
And just a little observation, after you taste it first of all you wanna eat crackers(kinda bread isn't it?) and then sweat(analogy with tea with sugar). But of course it does not do the job for you cuz very important is mix. Little to more spread pashtet on a bread (so this to goes combined together in the first seccond) then hot sweat tea about to 2-3 seconds after.
@@Wild-Siberiaя проходил службу в армии России 2015-2019.Человек прав в том что Российский MRE расчитан на природные и климатические условия именно России.Жирная пища и ее колличество позволит солдату иметь больше сил.В Российском MRE есть 6 вариантов.(5-6 самые вкусные.там есть рис с курицей и тефтели с овощами😂)Раньше вместо бекона был шпик(кусок сала).А шоколад и жвачку всегда можно было обменять на что угодно и ребят.😂 Спички кстати ветро-влаго-защитные(можно их опустить в воду и они все равно продолжат гореть.).На счет способа разогревать еду я полностью согласен.Это неудобно и долго.(Было бы круто совместить пакет для разогревания пищи из Американского MRE и засовывать туда банки с едой из Российского MRE😂😂).
Спасибо за контент!Я ожидал что тебе не понравится последнее блюдо потому что оно никому не нравится😂
@@ottozussman4711 а что, шпик убрали? Его-то как раз и надо было добавлять в блюда, вместо сыра
@@NemiroFF100500последний раз когда я ел, шпик был. Если сильно холодно и голодно, его можно растопить и добавить в основные блюда. Или просто на галету намазать. Но обычно его выбрасывали.😅
P.S. Калорийность пайка рассчитана на экстремальные условия - чтобы солдат мог провести на улице зимой 24 часа и восстановить энергозатраты организма!
Totally cool and believable!
@@Wild-Siberia it makes sense why American MRE's have less food,in warm/hot climates the last thing you want is to eat a lot when running around in hot weather,all you need is enough water and some sugar with protein to give you energy. I can't think of a war America fought in a cold climate ever since ww2.It's all middle east/Africa.
In a cold climate even in regular European damp winter if you dont eat properly your body wont be able to keep warm and you will freeze off your fingers,that's why Russian MRE'S are filled with fat,protein and carbs. Also that fat in the food can be used elsewhere,Russian guys now in Ukraine dont even use MRE'S/unless they are stormtroopers, because they get supplied regular flour,grain and potatoes with carrots and cabbage and everything else to make basic army meals so with that fat you bake potatoes on a campfire on an old school carbon steel pan and it tastes amazing- if you go actual Russian style camping you should try,also ash roasted potatoes are amazing,you bury a raw potato with it's skin into an almost dead campfire-best tasting potato in the world.
American military doesn't really fight trench wars,it's more fast paced go in and extract,Russia does mostly trench wars,they move a few km a day taking block after block so yes they start literal camp fires and get supplies to their locations simple things like bags of potato,canned meat and other things.
Very true
@@juodagalvesniegena714 ,да, с нашим пайком можно окопаться на недельку и побольше нарыть секретной информации😃.
@@user-mb1dz3sv6xили пытать пленных свинным шпиком😂😂😂
Бывает, что солдаты отдают сухпайки гражданским, которые пострадали от войны (такое и сейчас сами знаете где происходит). Тогда пюре из овощей и фруктов можно использовать как детское питание
Yes I agree we did the same in my war we gave to young kids or older people. This is the common way of the warrior thanks for sharing this information.
@@begood5085 that's the thing: "they" purposefully shoot civillians only in the Ukranian propaganda fantasy land; otherwise it wouldn't make any sence to spend so much effort on providing the refugees with this amount of humanitarian aid.
@@begood5085 They shoot at the military (nazis).🤦♂
@@begood5085А те кто выжил в концлагеря отправляют и на черный рынок, вот же, какие плохие русские! Не то что добрые украинцы, не одного гражданского не убили, ни разу не бомбили дома, а с 2014 лишь выдумки были
риготня а не пойок
Коробка из-под пайка может служить как ёмкость для воды - внутри специальный слой. Если вода берётся из водоёма, то для обеззараживания используют те самые таблетки из набора. И ещё: банки с едой следует разогревать, предварительно открыв. Так они лучше разогреваются и меньше вариантов обжечься.
Thank you so much for the information.
@@Wild-Siberia Always happy to help.
А ещё, когда срок годности подходит к завершению, класный закусон
@@Wild-Siberia На счёт наполнения,только пехотных 7 вариантов,в различных войсках различные наполнения,в следующий раз проверь срок годности сухпая,сдаётся мне что у тебя,товарищ,он был уже полумёртвый😅😂
В новых пайках открывать порции не нужно, они сами открываются когда нагреты до нужной температуры, единственно что на морозе или сильном ветре может не открыться - тогда нужно открывать самому.
Привет Дэниэль! У этих пайков есть номера 1-7, по одному на каждый день недели. Содержимое пайка изменяется, чтобы не приедался. Это очень грамотно сделано, так как люди могут быть изолированы долгое время (например месяц).
Очень интересно, у меня было меню 5. Думаю, в будущем я сделаю еще одно подобное видео с другим меню!
@Wild Siberia Daniel I am surprised you have not mentioned USA mre come in 24 different meals.
@@richarddow69 he actually did
Ну или на 1.5 года. Кстати по поводу объёма еды скажу что одно дело когда морпех идёт на задание, там наверное нужен меньший объём, и совсем другое когда солдаты сидят в окопах. Entrenched warfare серьёзно отличается от того что было в афганистане, ираке и т.д.
@@Wild-Siberiathe best I tasted was number 4, it's the meattiest )
There are also MRE's with the water-bag heater. There are many types of MRE's in Russia for different situatuons and types of troops. This one is universal and more common.
This particular one is the MRE for one whole day.
Yes someone mentioned that on the premier so I’m happy that they also have the other type 🫡
If I remember right it 4800cals total for the whole thing
С химическим разогревателем у нас пайки в МЧС.
We also have kits with chemical heating. It depends on the units for which the MRE is created. SOF guys get kits with chemical heating - they have no time to kindle a fire or it's can be dangerous during the mission. Your MRE for the regular army.
Thats interesting I think that all of them should be made with the water heater because missions change in war always
@@Wild-Siberia my thoughts would that as Russia is so cold, water would be better conserved as drinking and if you did need water you would have to use one of those cooking bickets anyway to melt the snow to get the water to heat your american MRE. But i'm not military so i could be 100% wrong.
@@Wild-Siberia you can try find water in liquid state in the fields in trenches in -20 C degree in winter, good luck with that. Fire is a more universal option for the Russian army in the temperature and weather conditions of Eurasia
Pate is a gourmet snack dish in the form of a viscous homogeneous dough-like mass of boiled or fried and then mashed meat, fish, game and offal. Pate is a dish of French cuisine. 🤔🤔
I don’t know any of that 😅
Your videos always put a wide smile on my face. Thank you for the wholesome content! Have a happy Pascha there at Lake Baikal!
Thank you so much for watching and supporting, I will be doing such content now with warmer weather I hope you enjoy what's. to come as well!
Хочу дополнить твой комментарий. В Советской Армии был химический разогрев еды. Наливаешь воды в котелок и бросаешь таблетку - вода кипит, а в ней разогреваешь консервы. Это удобно, особенно ночью т.к. нет пламени. Но от этого способа почему-то отказались, наверно были причины. Ну и сам знаешь во время боя - не до еды, если перерыв короткий, то все продукты можно съесть и холодными, они по вкусу тоже неплохие. А во время передышки (ночью) можно поесть по-настоящему.
Very nice history lesson thank you so much! I appreciate such comments I love learning
Химический(может и не тот) "кто то" запатентовал.
В армии РФ есть различные типы пайков для разных родов войск, подразделений и задач. В том числе и пайки с химическим разогревом.
А мы давали банки водителям а по приезду на место получали подогретую
I served in the border troops and we went out for several days on patrols and duty secrets, and this amount of food helped us a lot and even it was not enough!!!!Yes, fire, it is not as fast as a thermal pack and it will de-mask you, but you can boil yourself water in the cold night! !!!Dan,thanks for the video,it was awesome!!!I was scared for you guys when I saw the burning grass,because now there are heavy fires in some regions of Siberia,but calmed down when you said it was a controlled fire!!!Take care!!!!💪
Thanks for watching Im so happy you enjoyed it! Yes every year they burn the fields here so its safer and greener!
Frankly, all this “controlled fire” stuff seems like a complete BS to me. A plausible explanation used by the locals across the country to do what they like to do.
Bonus questions:
Who actually controls the fire on-site?
How specifically is it “controlled”?
@@vsevolodtemirov4449 Firefighters are in control. The grass is easily extinguished with your feet. We often set fire to such grass in childhood.
С благодарностью за интересные влоги, забавно, познавательно.
Привет из Бурятии.
Спасибо, что заглянули на канал, мой дорогой сосед!
Я служил в армии Белорусии. Там с сухпайком всё более просто. Есть 3 банка тушенки, 3 банки каши, 3 упаковки крекеров (сухого хлеба), немного шоколада и конфет, чай и сахар. Но есть один очень важный коммерческий ньюанс. Сухпай собран из компонентов исключительно государственных предприятий. Ни каких частных компаний.
Thanks for the information!
Does Belarus MRE's also have Pashtet, like in Russia? We have similar product here in Denmark.
@@AahFukItДа. Три упаковки паштета. Забыл про него. Обычно его намазывают на хлебцы (крекеры), что бы придать им вкус.
@@user-rs8ie7he3uI learned about Pashtet from youtube. Crazyrussianhacker, he tries many MRE from all over the world.
Белорусии? Может Беларуси? У нас кроме россиян так никто страну не называет... Или ты из Вагнера?
Regarding the MRE, the French ones are similar to the Russia pack as well where you have different meals and accompagnement.
That was nice vidéo, you got me surprised and a bit of a laugh in the end too ! Never change man !
Salut !
Thanks for watching and for having awesome conversation it made. the video so much better!
L'avion de passagers russe Sukhoi Super Jet 100- (produit près de Daniel à Irkoutsk) et l'hélicoptère Kamov-226 à hélices coaxiales ont des moteurs français, en raison des circonstances des relations internationales, ils ont reçu de nouveaux moteurs nationaux prêts. Mistral, Kuru etc.
Всех - с праздником светлой Пасхи ! 😁
Happy Easter
Khristos voskress!
@@bertamaria-bender2889 voistinu voskres❤🙏
Happy Easter 🐰
@@bertamaria-bender2889 Truly Risen 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing Daniel👍🤠
Very interesting. I'll say it's enough for 2 days.
Greetings from Denmark🇩🇰
Our MRE's are similar to yours, the US ones.
Awesome thanks for the information I was truly curious to know how other countries MREs are compared to American and Russian one. Thanks for watching as always 👏🏻
Each new video of yours, Daniel, is filled with positive. I watch you with a smile on my face. It was interesting to watch the tasting of MRE rations, I would like to comment on some points, as a person who has eaten more than a dozen of such MREs :)
The 3 small tablets that you found are a powerful water disinfectant, one tablet is enough for about 1 liter of water. One big one is a multivitamin complex.
Russian MREs are equipped with our harsh climate in mind, so some of the products in it seemed too fatty to you. As a rule, we always drained excess fat in field conditions when it was warm, but in the heat it is simply necessary to do this, because serious stomach problems can arise. In the cold, fat helps to keep the soldier warm and energy. Even in military units in the winter, we were always given pieces of lard for lunch.
I was very worried about you, watching how you tried pate (pashtet) :) this dish has been common in Russia since the times of the Russian Empire (as a delicacy, whose homeland is France) and the USSR (when it became widely available). As I understand it, in the USA you practically do not eat animal liver and products prepared on its basis. In our country, these products are quite popular due to the high content of trace elements and vitamins in it and the relatively low price. In general, in the USSR, almost all offal was used in the slaughter of animals. For example, one of the favorite types of delicacies of Soviet children was hematogen bars made on the basis of cows' blood and sugar, by the way, they are really very tasty and are still sold everywhere in pharmacies.
We used to mix MRE main dishes before reheating and add a small amount of water to them, then the porridges are heated more evenly and do not burn. We used stewed beef as an additive to these porridges or for making soup in pots.
When you talked about the trade and exchange of sweets, I immediately remembered the beginning of my service, when we were just obsessed with candies and sweets :))) We had the most desired sweetness - condensed milk with sugar in metal cans :)))
Matches in MRE are very good for starting fires in wet weather, they do not die out even after being immersed in water for a few seconds. We usually threw away the MRE packaging after opening, because it took up too much space in backpacks due to its shape, or was used to carry water.
This particular type of MRE is really very satisfying, I, like many of my colleagues, stretched it out for a couple of days. It has 7 different options that differ in main dishes. Also in our army and law enforcement agencies there is MRE for 1 meal, reinforced with a large number of meals and snacks and with chemical warmers.
However, there is one dish in our MPE that practically no one ever uses for its intended purpose - this is salted pork fat (svinoy sсhpik). It causes a persistent feeling of disgust in everyone because of its taste.
Once again I want to thank you for your positive and kindness! I wish you and Ksenia all the best!
I hope to see your reaction when Ksenia cooks you our national dishes such as jelly holodets, okroshka on kvass or buckwheat porridge (grechnevaya kasha) ;)
Awesome comment so informative! I would love to do another video like this opening another menu maybe in the future doing it with a Russian veteran like myself !
Разве в сухпае не 6 вариантов?🤔Помню что самые желанные были 5 и 6 из за наличия в них тефтель с овощами(которые на мой скромный взгляд самые вкусные).Рис и гречку разогревали так же с водой,но не ради равномерного разогрева а потому что они очень сухие.А шпик...одни лишь воспоминания это очередная травма😂
@@ottozussman4711 Всего ИРП 7 вариантов меню из расчета на каждый день недели. Фрикадельки с овощами - это просто бомба 🤤Я целиком и полностью разделяю Ваше мнение на этот счет 😉Мне еще тефтели нравились. Сами по себе каши, да, сухие и безвкусные, мы в них обычно добавляли овощные рагу или икру
Шпик просто божественный.
Шпиком смазывают автомат)..
Видео прекрасное Даниэль! пайки разные и разогрев их так же..... Есть как в американском пайке, разогрев еды, есть той что пользовались Вы, это суточный рацион питания солдата, ужин, обед, завтрак.... Этот проект подошёл Вам с Ларсом на пикник в лесу у костра, тушёнку добавить в суп что Вы готовили ...... Посмотрите как шведы греют свои пайки и готовят на выходе на боевое задание.....
Где Ваша смекалка если вы в машине, БТР, танк, САУ можно нагреть на двигателе во время остановке..... Но во время боя, или выход в тылу противника не до еды будет..... А так во время отдыха, погрел если есть возможность и неплохое паспорте, пока полевая кухня доберётся до тебя или ты до неё.... Всё это специфика армии разных стран мира кухни ..... Всех православных христиан поздравляю с Пасхой Христовой, мира, любви, счастья, здоровья,.....
Thanks for this awesome comment! yes Lars and I will surely open up an MRE box for sure
@@Wild-Siberia я думал когда вы показывали паёк вы его с Ларсом и попробуете у костра.....
Супруга как оператор и режиссёр канала молодец!
Честно говоря странно, что паёк на 2-3 раза имеет раздельно рис и гуляш.
В армии РФ есть еще несколько видов ИРП, есть с безпламенными разогревателями. Продолжайте обзор. Очень интересно смотреть
I will review other menus for sure!
What an interesting video! Who would have thought to compare rations? It appears that the Russian military really care about their soldiers. Thank you Daniel! 😊
So thankful for your visit I will be doing more menus of the Russian mre to react to them
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@@Wild-Siberiabro, pate is an acquired taste. Pity to see all that burst goose liver go to waste.
If you like the MRE comparing from around the world? There is a youtuber who did many of the MRE tests, just look for Crazyrussianhacker on YT. Mostly his early videos, but he loves his Pashtet. One of the most natural happy persons on yt.
So great to watch your videos!
I feel that you regained your peace of mind in russia together with your gorgeous woman. Enjoy every second of your new life!
Thanks I really did find a beautiful place!
27:52 a person loses more energy in winter. So I suppose that there is so much fat to help a soldier to renew his energy when it is -20°C (-4°F). 11:30 it is nice that you liked "кабачкОвая икрА". You can buy it in any grocery store. Btw, you read in Russian so well!
Thank you I am self taught I still don't know anything
Dan, you read Russian quite well, the pronunciation is good too. Impressive progress along the way. Keep it up!
THanks Ksenia doesn't think so but I self taught myself letters and I just read.
У него есть важная мотивация😆
Даниэль все верно, если что-то не нравится так и говори! никто не обидится ведь ты всю жизнь ел другую еду😘
🙏🏻🙏🏻Thanks for watching!
I haven't had to eat an MRE since the 90s when I was in the army. However as you talk about the differences in the food that could also relate to what you touched upon, the fact that US military MRE is eat on the go says there's a difference in fighting styles. Also you touched upon the higher sugar content in the US MREs as opposed to fat content in Russian MREs. This is a truth that has been discovered by people who eat KETO or Carnivore...the higher the fat content the less hungry you are. The higher the sugar content the more frequently you require food. So not only could the type of MREs be attributed to fighting styles, but also to the lack of need to eat and when they do it's more than enough to last for maybe a day or two if they don't have to eat. I think it would be interesting to find out if Russians even carry MREs with them other than the ones they already opened. Perhaps it's as you say that meal is for two days.
This is such a goldmine of a comment! Thanks for noticing these small details, I will say in Afghanistan I drank a lot of water and usually only ate 1 yes just 1 MRE the entire day!
I would also rarely need more food but Id take 2 if I needed to do night patrols of course. I must agree I doubt Russians are carrying the food on patrols and or different battles they fight their wars different than us we were unconventional and they are currently doing conventional conflict!
Thanks for watching this comment you wrote was awesome I enjoyed it!
@@Wild-Siberia Thanks. I love your videos. It's nice to get the perspective of Russia from someone who is untainted by propaganda. Just calling it as you see it.
@@mstexasg6243 🫡 my mother wouldn’t allow me to lie or be swayed by anything and I love my mother so I honor her always
@@mstexasg6243 100%
@@Wild-Siberia that’s why you fit in well with Russians,cos you don’t like lies...Russians have like lie detector implanted +high sense of justice,anyone like that will fit well between Russians..also Russian MRE are much more healthy,natural for you..I’m not Russian,but I was born in ussr,grew up in soviet military base and I’m grateful for values I grew up with thanks to them.now and then I get me Russian MRE just to eat things we ate in childhood,I’m in Scotland so it’s cheeper than being those products separated + it’s cool to take with to fishing weekend and get some meals solved
Was waiting for this video!
Some of this food was gnarly
Thanks Daniel, I was very impress of the little flat metal sheet converted in10 seconds to a full food heating system ... in my time we had those type of fire pill but we were using small rock to support the can.
Подставку для спиртовой таблетки нужно было перевернуть острыми концами вниз (к земле) 😂
yes I was actually impressed too by how useful it was very cool
Блин, на вид, ты похож на тех мужиков, что у нас по весне отправляются в дальний поход на льдинах на заливе 😂, а так прикольно 😎✌️
Спасибо за просмотр! Надеюсь, тебе понравилось!
Так он и состоял в "пионерских" отрядах.
Клещи не спрашивают паспорт ;)
А ещё на беконе или сале который в сухпае можно пожарить что-нибудь например гречку 😂, или рис который есть отдельно, внутренней коробкой и запасными спичками можно разжечь огонь в лесу из веток , а в основной коробке при правильном открытии можно сходить на речку и принести в ней воды т к. она герметична, из алюминиевой крышки блюда сделать ложку ! Там все продуманно на 100%
"Бекон" тамошний - это капец. Там буханка хлеба нужна, чтобы заесть )
It's very funny how you react to the taste of the pate.. It's all because you are used to eating spicier food since childhood, in Russia they almost don't eat spicy food, so it will seem tasteless to you.
Honestly you're right, a lot of Russians may get offended that I made a face but I would bet they would make the same face if I give them spicy cactus plant how I ate when I grew up 😅 Thanks for watching thanks for the support!
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I'm rolling on the floor, I imagined how Russian cactus eat.. 😆😆😆
@@SvetlanaVoikova yea I can’t even imagine it 😂 I don’t think many Russians have seen a real life cactus let alone eat it
to be fair, some brands of pate that are sold in Russia are really substandard
@@Wild-Siberia
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loved it... thx Daniel... you had me laughing when you said it was horrible ... hysterical ... your reaction was so funny. I liked the contrast of both MRE's... Both have their good points... thx again
Thank you so much for watching! I honestly just didn’t like the meaty smell and taste I guess I’m too Mexican American to eat those flavors. I would have loved to have any type of hot sauce to make it better for me 😂
You are really enjoying life there in Siberia. Thanks for showing the difference between Russian and American mre are prepared. Like the idea of the American mre heating packs that you can put in your pack while doing combat missions. Unfortunately there is little chance to do patrol missions in the current conflict. Maybe in 🇦🇫 when there was a lot of foot patrols. Thanks again for showing your appreciation for where you are.
Yea I understand the different conflicts and I’ll do another review on another menu and talk about those things for sure 🫡🙏🏻
Soviets in 50s&60s also had like USA chemical heating system,when you drop a pill in water and it starts to boil,but they took them off production,some Russian MRE still have that system too,but they are not state made,official army ones
@@ligaskirbauska8652 🙏🏻
Feliz Pascual! Looks a lot more interesting day with Ksenya outdoors, than mine at the keyboard- I just finished up filling in tax forms for IRS and state of Hawaii on this Orthodox Easter Sunday!- el Sid
👏🏻 Thanks for tuning in my friend Oh taxes
I'm assuming those tablets for the fire are actually to be used on a mess kit, I think that is something that is carried by Russian troops that isn't today in the US. The Russian mess kits are a multi piece metal pot with pan. I have used kits like that with fuel tablets or some alcohol stoves before, not sure how Russian troops are taught to do it, but a great method is digging a small hole and setting the stove/fuel bit down in it to eliminate wind, then you put your cooking pot/pan on top and can add a variety of food together to make a kind of stew. You can then also boil water for hot coffee this way with the tablet as well.
Thank you this was a very informative comment 🙏🏻
@@Wild-Siberia Worth mentioning too that while it's a little more inconvenient to cook / boil water this way, you waste very little. With the American MRE you waste the water used for heating, and that water can be a valuable commodity depending on how bad of a situation you are in.
Plus when you have a mess kit you can always heat food/water without the tablets and use any type of kindling. All you need is fire. The Russians like to keep it simple.
Could it be the difference MRE concepts are due to the difference in type of war USA and Russia engage in? USA fights a lot of insurgencies where there are no well defined contact lines so meals need to be as quick and efficient. while Russia fights in large wars with defined borders so they can afford to sit down for a hearty meal not only for energy but for comfort as well? As a complete lay person, I feel the meals are based on completely different philosophies.
Yes it’s got to play a role for sure how the militaries fight wars and where they fight them! such a cool thought to think that it affected the way they make their foods
There are many MRE in Russia and many of them have flameless heaters. But specifically, these are just for eating them in a trench or during exercises. In other words, in my opinion, it would be great if these MREs had such a heater too. But this will not happen, since according to the plan, the soldiers should have a kitchen. That is, this MRE is opened when there is simply no access to the kitchen.
Excellent pronunciation. Keep it up ;)
Thank you I try my best im basically self taught but I need a teacher eventually.
Интересный обзор! Такой формат очень интересен!
Таблеток для обеззараживания раньше клали 6-8 штук, но русские солдаты пользуются ими очень редко или не пользуются вообще, возможно в крайнем случае только. Когда я служил в армии, ни кто ими не пользовался т.к. вода была всегда чистая, а воду из реки всё равно нужно кипятить. Армейские пайки даже сейчас вспоминаю, при всей их простоте это вкусно, тому кому такая еда не нравится, скорее всего избалован. Мне в нашем пайке не нравится посуда, ужасный чай и кофе, всё остальное очень вкусное. Сама коробка для пайка биоразлагаемая, но так же может использоваться в качестве ведра для переноски воды если её открывать правильно. Российский сухой паёк является одним из лучших по соотношению цена\качество\количество
Мне было забавно видеть, как некоторые блюда не понравились и это нормально, я бы например тоже не смог съесть острую пищу или что то иное. например в некоторые иностранные пайки кладут жуков или блюда из личинок, я бы такое не смог есть))
Ты не правильно зажигал огонь, спичку нужно просто класть на сухое топливо, за счёт температуры всё загорится
Крышки на продуктах нужно немного открывать в области язычка для открывания , тогда еда будет лучше разогреваться и ты не обожжёшь руки когда будешь открывать
Твой паёк был для полигона, поэтому в нём таганок и сухое топливо, есть пайки для полевых выходов в них современные беспламенные грелки, так же такие пайки использует Российский спецназ и специальные подразделения Российской армии. Данный вид пайка из видео предназначен для учений Российской армии в более простых условиях , чем боевые действия, для боевых действий есть пайки с другим типом грелок.
Разогреватель из этого пайка можно использовать так же для обогрева палатки, он очень хорошо греет небольшую палатку до такой степени, что в ней становится даже жарко, как экстренное средство согревания очень подходит
В Российских сухих пайках гораздо меньше химии, чем в Иностранных, поэтому у них не всегда такой вкус, который ты ждёшь, но для Российских солдат еда вкусная, это более привычно нам
Thanks for a review of the review. I learned a lot that first time and I’m going to open another one in the future🤣
В некоторых разновидностях пайков есть химический разогрев, о котором Вы говорили: в пакет заливается вода и начинается экзотермическая реакция. Что касается жира: при отрицательных температурах - жирная пища зайдет отлично. В условиях жары она действительно кажется тяжелой. По себе замечаю, что зимой хочется сала, жирной еды, а летом - зелень, фрукты, организму не требуется много энергии для поддержания температурного режима.
Yes this is a good point thanks for bringing up this information I appreciate you for watching and commenting ☺️
Какая зима какая жара? Жир=калории а без калорий ты немошным становишся очень быстро, одному богу известно в каких передрягах ты попадешься на войне и на какой срок, и без жирной еды ты по просту долго не протянешь все же логично и понятно как ясный день. На войне люди в окопах примерно пару недель лежат до ротации, и там где идут периодически бои основном эти сухпайки и кушают, по вашему без жирной еды солдат с таким скромным пайком сколько протянет в окопе где периодически обстреливается? А вода это ценный ресурс даже ценнее чем еда и не логично было бы его тратит на подогрев пайка. Пайки с водонагревателем предназначены для спецподразделений у которых задачи совсем иные. Или же для выполнения спецзаданий такие пайки выдаются. А окопному бойцу такой сухпаек только в минус это лишняя трата воды)))
From my own experience. After several hours spent in nature, any snack seems a hundred times tastier. If the air temperature is below zero but snack hot then a thousand times!
Thank you Dan for another video that exudes optimism. )))
i’ll be doing another video from an American MR E
that’ll be next week. Thank you so much for watching this video the Russian MRE is for Sure so different
Totally true - one day, after a hike in the mountains in heavy snowstorm, we made it to a chalet and had a hot cocoa. I was probably an ordinary mixture of hot milk and cheap instant cocoa, but back there and then, it tasted like God's food, we savored every single sip of it! 🙂
Same applies to simple canned pork - almost a dog food in the valley, but a culinary miracle after hours of hiking in the mountains!
Только сегодня подписалась на ваш канал.
Наверное это первый раз, когда я 40 минут смотрела на то, как кто-то ест)))
Очень интересно расказываете! И очень импонирует ваш позитивный настрой в каждом видео.
Привет из Забайкалья!
Thank you so much for the support. I just like to show every small detail as it happens. Next time I do another video opening up ration boxes then it won't be so long 😅
@@Wild-Siberia не-не-не, все отлично. Жду новые видео.
Сама родилась и до замужества жила в Иркутске, но ваши видео смотрю так, как будто первый раз Байкал вижу. Это талант)))
@@user-yl7ee2gl4q awesome i have a few videos Im Irkutsk from 1-3 days ago and today a new video comes out in 30 minutes 🫡 thanks for your kindness
Your Russian language is getting better every day 👍
Так держать!
That's an old expression which comes from the Navy -- it means ’’stay the course’’!
It's what a commander would say to the helmsman.
In common language it means ’’keep it up’’!
Thank you for thinking so!
Pashtet isn't a self sufficient meal, like a melted cheese.
Probably it expected to be put on crackers or bread.
That also works for bacon, cheese you have there.
Thanks for that ill probably do another video like this one and ill get better at eating them!
Thank you for your service to the U.S. and good luck on journey in Russia, it sure looks like a beautiful country and I'd love to visit one day when tension settles if it ever does.
thanks for the kind words my friend
fat content is good especially in the winters...your brain and body needs it.
I agree
Danny, I believe those smaller pills are water purification tablets to disinfect contaminated water. The larger one may be a vitamin pill. Goulash is a sort of meat stew, I think. The one meat thing you made a face to looks like a liver pate (which Senia likes), and it does need an acquired taste. The Canadian MRE (called IMP: Individual Meal Pack) is like to the USA MRE, it also has heating elements, just add water, and is meant for on the go too. Ours is also more eco-friendly as the plastic bags can be burned for disposal, no metal containers to clutter up the place. That meal is a full day's meal for hard working, perhaps 3500 kcal, perhaps for cold weather activities. We used to do a controlled burn in our village when I was a kid (back in the 1960's) and everything came up rich and green. I like the old ways.
Thanks for the information yes I. think they are for water for sure now! Also its cool that Canada and america are similar in MREs because. we fight the same wars :(
Food in metal containers is intended for heating with alcohol tablets, which are included in the kit. These are large white tablets. You burn the pill with a match and put an already open container on the fire. Thus, the soldier receives normal hot food.
Strangely enough, these metal containers are perfectly burned in a bonfire
Thank you for this fascinating video. The fat will serve you well in the long days of combat. Taste on the other hand, difficult to compare since each culture has its preferred flavors. Very well done, and I like that you eat it in the wild.
Thanks for watching my friend
@fossilimprint2954 я думаю что не стоит забывать что это консервы и этот факт так же влияет на вкус🤔
I think I would have mixed the Goulash stew with the rice. Found your channel just yesterday and I like it very much. Both you Daniel and Ksenia seems like lovely people and shows us part of this world most of us never will experience.
I’m going to redo another opening with some knowledge shared by some veterans and ideas like yours I’m going to really go all out and cook it and mix it and try it a new menu! thanks for the support on this channel!
Did you know? Outside box is a bucket for a water😏
I did not know that ! Very cool!
In the USSR, when I studied at a military school, we had to make a march of 50 kilometers without stopping to rest. To maintain strength, we ate rye crackers with sugar on the go and washed down with water from a flask. Such food during the movement gave a lot of energy and strength. I recommend 😁
We do similar stuff in the US marines but with a little more distance and up mountains because of California. 50km is usually a small walk for
us but the military has changed so much these days they probably sit around and don’t even leave their rooms 😅
the Russian MRE is perfect for long distance multi day training
@@Wild-Siberia, Yes, this ration is high in calories. As for the training of the current armed forces of different countries, I completely agree. They've all become lazy 😁 The only one who is still being chased by those old methods of training is the special forces. As with us, so do you.
Good ration review Daniel , thanks for sharing , God bless brother !
Thank you for watching my friend!
What a disgrace you've not shared. Poor freezing Xenia - she needed that food MOAR ;)
She ate all the rest off the camera 😂😂
Great job Dan, very interesting video
Glad you think so!
в боевых пайках так же пакеты с хим нагревом кладут и меньше еды, а это сух пайки для учений и для коммандировок, похожие дают и другим службам, например таможне
Very interesting!
@@Wild-Siberia спички зря истратил, они в лесу выручают так как горят даже в воде
@@user-zl7df9mb5j В жидком азоте реально есть видео(Лейден эффект).
Glad to see you like the ferro rod I made years ago for Lars. Semper Fi Marine
Jerry I will have this for the rest of my life brother thanks so much I will make sure to have it in many future videos when outside!
Pashtet should be used only for sandwiches. It's good with bread and a little slice of cucumber on top.
Yes next time I will do it in this manner
Amigo, I'm watching you from Mexico. I like your videos. I've seen another video similar to this one showing the russian Army meal, and it's great to watch it again, in your own way, but I enjoy it anyway. Thank you for showing this video.
Gracias 🙏🏻
Христос воскрес!
🙏🏻🙏🏻
Truly is Risen 🙏🏻
You also have to kiss person 3 times after these words 😊
Those two tablets are water purification tablets not for sore stomach.
nice 🤣🙏🏻
А вот галеты в сух пайках я бы с удовольствием заменил на обычные сухари !
Loved this thank you.Subscribed...Glad you are happy and excited about your new adventure in beautiful Russia. All the best! Jana
Thank you very much for the kind wishes I wish you the same!
This was an informative video for me, I am interested in such things. I totally agree with what you said about the practicality of MREs
Hi Daniel I am sure someone has mentioned this already but I will say it again if not this will help. The US MREs used the same system for heat back in the 80s and 90s and I believe it was used for the C rations before that. It is a tested system and works well.
no one had told me this! amazing information thank you!
Like the Metro in Moscow and StPetersburg, in Russia they seem to go several extra miles to express love and appreciation for their compatriots, always acknowledging their humanity. In the west everything seems so perfunctory, like it’s something shameful to do something extra for others. You look happy, it’s very heartwarming.
Im just happy to know that people are enjoying the city views
Классное видео 🌝☝️
Ты хороший, позитивный человек.😉👍
i try my best to be thanks for your kindness
I heard of a guy whose workmate had a distant cousin, whose neighbour didn't like pashtet (pâté).
I've had a Russian 24 hour MRE before, extremely high quality, and a mere 3700 kcal.
Very interesting,but I think that you show and eat the food together with a Russian soldier, so the Russian can inform you, but I was amazing how much was in the box.
If I can find a Russian Soldier near me the next box will be opening with a Russian For Sure!
Понимаю, что опоздал, но тем не менее дам пояснение и несколько советов.
Наш паек рассчитан на сутки, наполненные физическими нагрузками, это одна из причин большого количества жира и соли в рационе. Вторая причина - суровые климатические условия. Также такой паек обычно выдается во время перемещений, пока нет условий для установки полевой кухни, и как рацион на случай перебоев с поставкой горячей пищи. Или же во время боевых выходов. Паек можно вполне себе есть и холодным. Да, он потеряет часть своих вкусовых качеств, но тем не менее останется питательным. Это относительно того, что на ходу или во время боя наш паек не употребить.
Теперь перейдем к советам:
- Существует два подхода при разогреве пищи: открыть упаковку перед разогревом, или же наоборот - не открывать и не протыкать. Я приверженец второго способа, так как еда в таком случае лучше прогревается, а о готовности можно узнать по самоотклеиванию крышки.
- Как уже написали многие до меня: коробка внутри профольгирована и может использоваться как ведро для воды. Но для этой цели ручки коробки хлипковаты.
- Относительно употребления на ходу: некоторые маленькие баночки можно высосать, лишь слегка их приоткрыв.
Далее пойдут лайфхаки, которые подойдут не всем:
- Можно смешать повидло и яблочное пюре. Тогда смесь не станет приторно сладкой, как само повидло, а пюре станет еще насыщенней по вкусу.
- В подливу и жир от тушенки можно накрошить галет. Они тогда впитают в себя упомянутые выше подливу и жир и размякнут.
- Колбасный фарш можно пожарить внутри упаковки.
- Концентраты можно добавлять в чай вместо сахара. Получается очень даже неплохо.
- В разных комплектациях попадается либо бекон, либо шпик. С первым во время службы не сталкивался, а второе очень неплохо перед разогревом добавлять в гуляш, горошек или фасоль с тушняком*.
- Можно добавить в рис или гречу кабачковую икру, или овощное рагу из маленьких баночек.
Вроде бы все.
*Тушняк - консервы с тушеным мясом
its 24 hour ration for 1 person . rathly 5 000 kkal which is enough for cold conditions
There are different types of Military Rations and rations you can buy in stores are more like for tourists. Tourists are usually don't participate in battles and can take meals not on the move =))
Show me a photo of a real military ration please I would appreciate this.
@@Wild-Siberia This one is real it's just one of the most common and simple ones. I served in the army in 2014 and ate them alot, sadly you got the variant witout the fruit bar it was my favorite :D This one you had is for the whole day type. Next time setting the tablet on fire place it at an angle of about 30 degrees it will be much easier.
Eating a russian mre technically makes you a russian conscript. You know that, right?
maybe one day or maybe my sons
Пока смотрел это видео, захотелось кушать, хотя я только что поел)) интересные видео снимаете, спасибо вам!))
Thank you so much for watching the older videos!
Супер такой харизматичный молодой человек. С удовольствием подпишусь
I’m honored and humbled by your words thanks
В американских MRE есть МНОГО ВРЕДНЫХ ИСКУССТВЕННЫХ АРОМАТИЗАТОРОВ, КОНСЕРВАНТОВ И УСИЛИТЕЛЕЙ ВКУСА (Бензоат натрия, Глутамат Натрия и другие "Е" (Е238, Е380...)) а в Российском - только Соль Перец Сахар и другие Натуральные Ингридиенты!
Пугает, что в 2023 году кто-то до сих пор как бабушка верит во вред глутамата натрия
Что же для вас тогда натрий хлор не яд, а просто соль?))
@@user-hk6yj5th1j Есть два глутамата натрия Природный (Альфа глутамат) и Синтетический (Бета глутамат) Природный безопасен а Синтетический - это КАНЦЕРОГЕН! (ПРИРОДНЫЙ ОБРАЗУЕТСЯ КОГДА ВЫ СОЛИТЕ ЕДУ, А СИНТЕТИЧЕСКИЙ ДЕЛАЮТ ИЗ НЕФТИ НА ХИМЗАВОДЕ)!
Пробовал американский паек, тот что с якобы гамбургером, за идею 5, реализация на 2. Крекеры в американском пайке сделаны из песка с клеем и солью. Был ещё питательный батончик, такой рассыпчатый жёлтый прямоугольник, похож на наш брусок халвы.
Тоже пробовал американские MRE, меню 1 или 2, точно уже не помню) чего-то необычного не было, понравилась кукуруза и конфетки - интересный опыт, в общем
@@MrEvENGED жвачка со слабительным из американских пайков отлично подходит для пранков. Но зачем они в армии США? Что бы картон и пенопласт легче усваивался? усваивался
Camping tip if you can't pack out your waste. Put used cans in the camp-fire . After being heated to red, the metal oxidizes in months and returns to soil.
Thanks 🙏🏻
так мило читать международные комментарии.. ❤️
yes this is why this channel is a good community
Great video. Maybe most stuff taste better hot. For me enough for two days, but maybe there are different MRE's for specific duties.
To pre-prepare water heater compound for future use: place limestone rocks in a wood or natural gas fire until the rocks are white all over. After the limestone rocks have cooled break into small size pieces. Carry the crushed limestone in waterproof containers. To use add an equal or less amount of water. A chemical reaction occurs generating heat. Leaving wet lime , which is caustic, and can cause skin irritation.
But, in tiny amounts is even added to drinking water and food for taste or calcium. Like in tortillas.
Im sure that everything taste better how so I think ill remake a video with a different menu and just cook things over a fire I make myself👍🏻
Как то раз, я питался два дня таким же пайком) было вкусно, съел всё) и даже паштет, намазав его на крекеры, смешав с сыром)
Cheese makes everything GREAT!
It perfectly shows the difference between war doctrines. In Russia you either fighting or eat, not both, and MRE's is for the "long runs", where you can't properly cook or get food. The bigger difference in calories, the amount of food is perfect for cold weather and long marches. And yes, russian MRE's got different types, about seven of them. Also, you can use the box for bringing water from nearest river or lake. And yes, heating thingy sucks.
Glad you've tried it!
😂😂😂 Thanks for the good vibes! :) I laughed heartily :) there was rice with chicken, potatoes with beef, and the soup looked like stew. your reaction to the fact that you don’t like it is a separate art form))) Pate is an exquisite snack dish in the form of a viscous homogeneous dough-like mass of boiled or fried and then mashed meat, fish, game and offal. Pate is smeared on bread) not everyone likes this, like jelly)
Thanks for watching! new video is out today :D
This is 24 hour ration unlike MRE one meal.
The American 1 meal is basically capable of feeding us for the entire day to be honest. At least I thought because in war its what we did eat once a day basically I never ate rations outside of war and usually drank a lot of water and ate 1 MRE for day
@Wild Siberia Been down range as well. MREs was not designed as primary meals, but to get GI until the next dfac. Its just Russian military decided to "save costs" (borderline dwelling politics here even in food discussion). MRE as one time meal use may have the same or more calories and frankly it's not like average Joe down range had the time outside of COP to make a nice meal and have the feast of everything on the menu and just graze (as in eating whatever on the go). You won't see those types of "Russian MREs" on the frontline in Ukraine as the common meal (practicality statement) due to.... I am not going to go into politics or war discussion here.
Great video brother!!
Thanks for watching!
Этот паек- еда не для одного дня.Когда уходишь в поход,не знаешь ,когда вернёшься.
Думаю, что такой жирный и обильный рацион рассчитан на холодный климат. Кто-то уже высказывал подобную мысль в комментариях, повторюсь.
Разогрев горящей таблеткой тоже имеет преимущества в холодное время года. Можно погреть руки над ним и самому немного погреться. Если вы ночуете в палатке зимой, то с осторожностью можно обогреть и палатку.
А по поводу вкуса: будешь сильно голодный все покажется в 10 раз вкуснее!)))
Да, я многократный ветеран войны в турне и понимаю, как голод сделает все вкусным. Мне действительно понравилось снимать это видео, в будущем я попробую другое меню!
14:30 its a kind of "meat butter" for sandwiches in Russia (as peanut butter in US). Don't like it as well, but if you buy some expensive one (made of duck or smth), it will be very delicious
Ill take your words for it))
2 маленькие таблетки предназначены для дезинфекции воды. Одна таблетка на 1 литр, на случай, если поблизости нет источников чистой воды.
Thanks for the information! wow
That is definitely a Russian 24 hour MRI pack, so three full meals and a snack, the US MRE’s are single meal bags, so to compare apples to apples open up three US MRE’s and the one Russian 24 hour MRE. then set the contents side by side so you can make fair comparison of content, calories, etc.
loved the vid, turn and burn is why the amazon is so lush, so the Russians are doing it correctly, explains why so green there every year.
Yea they do this every year its beautiful in mid spring ill be sure to show everyone!
@@Wild-Siberia cant wait for that.
Pashtet means pate. It's just finely ground meat.
That thing scares me!
Interesting fact that matches are waterproof. Try it out :)
Ill try another menu and check that out!
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In Germany heating is like the russian one. The idea is, that when you fight, you dont eat 😛 So its a thing to highten up morale when you make an actual fire. So there is a reason we dont use FRH (flameless ration heater).
Hey! aren't you Castellon (or some similar name, sorry) ? I saw your video about life in sanctioned Russia a few weeks ago! So nice to see you have your own channel!!!
Yea that’s me glad you found the channel 🫡 I hope you enjoy this sort of content I’m making all types of stuff just showing life in Siberia and also talking about things I’m thinking about
24:00 it's just not combat purpose MRE you are having. We prefer to have "proper food" when possible. But there's many other types for raids and everything that would be more similar to what you are used to.
I will look for a more combat style MRE for sure thanks for your information over all this MRE is very good for long operations and I love how much food it has for 24 hours which actually can last for 72 Hours
Awesome Video I truly enjoy watching your videos I will follow you from now on. Also enjoy watching Survival Russias channel to .. keep it up. USA 🇺🇸
Thank you so much for the support!