Russian here, great review! The apple jam from the irp is actually called "povydlo", and it isn't considered jam in Russia! I used to get this dessert a lot in school, and I vividly remember hating it lol, but everybody I know loves it, so it's just me. But yeah, its a school lunch food, and apparently army food.
This as a whole looks like a budget civilian version or 3rd party copy. You can dissolve the milk powder (or any powdered drink) in a small amount of hot water, then fill it up with cold. You can also mix the milk and coffee powders from the start for a white coffee.
I have a lot of rations for long term food preps that are climate controlled at 70 degrees. I periodically have a ration that is years beyond the Best Buy Date and have not had any trouble with the components. Most are US rations. Great review. Damn shame about the coffee. Thank you for sharing. Blessings 👍🏼
US rations tend to hold up way better than these Russian ones. If kept at a constant reasonable temperature MREs will last for decades as I'm sure you well know. Thanks for watching!
I have one of these I plan on eating soon I also have had it for about a year great review rr have a merry Christmas and happy new year god bless you and your family
Awesome review RR! I just purchased two of these menus not 24 hour but a single meal and I will be reviewing those probably in the new year. Merry Christmas my friend stay well
Hello my friend. Kasha is a buckwheat groat that swells when you cook it. It looks like you have a barley meat ration. I dont believe barley can be called kasha. Keep up the good work.
First review of yours I have watched and really enjoyed it. Calories were given. Pros and cons given made the review balanced and all presented with positive energy. But please use that fuel in a well ventilated area and extinguish it when finished as it really is not good for you. Keep up the good work. Cheers Stu NZ
In case someone's wondering, that's an IRP of Russian Ministey of Internal affairs, e.g. police basically, hence it has some differences with military IRPs (around 500 less calories less, different cans, ect). And yes, the military rations are better in terms of quality.
I haven't tried this variation but they all seem mostly similar, which is not a bad thing IMO, unless you have to eat them everyday. Thanks for showing RR
I actually am a milk drinker who averages 2 quarts a day, but I too have little use for powdered milks (or eggs). Powdered milk in my opinon is best reserved for those instant mashed potato recopies that say add a half cup of milk. Regarding the kind of crackers found in survival rations I have watched birds and even fish refuse them when they pass the 25+ year mark and that tells me much. If the gold fish won't touch them, why should I? If my memory is correct on her channel when doing a Russian ration Emily found a tin of caviar, that's as cool as a French ration I once had that came with a mini wine bottle inside. Your description of the unknown drink is like when I see a US green MREpack of 'beverage powder' type unknown. LoL I would have heated the beans.
I know this is a year late but I use a full fat milk powder by nestle (I think ) its called Nido. Its the only powdered milk my hubs will drink. I use it in my baking and had just picked up 2 of the big big tins (on sale of course) that make like 8 gallons of milk per tin two weeks before lock down. We really did end up using it off and on. Use warm/hot but not boiling water to mix then store in fridge to get it super cold. My hubs said its very nice rich flavor. Sure its not fresh milk but for emergencies its wonderful. Even my 1 year old grandson loves it.
@@Emeraldwitch30 I use the cat test. If the cat backs away from a saucer of it, then I take note of an expert opinion, although I do disagree with them regarding cucumbers and bananas. :)
@@kenibnanak5554 lol. My oldest cat loves it the teenager cat hates it and the three kittens i was blessed with by a stray momma love it but so far I haven't found anything they won't try to eat/drink My bed pillow was glowing in the dark cuz one dragged a green glow stick up there and bit it. Her little mouth was glowing and all over my pillow. Looked kinda cool but the vet tech, thats my moms neighbor, said its non toxic but watch out for barf(peroxide ingestion causes barf in dogs/cats and people. ) Little stinker is fine today
Russian here, great review! The apple jam from the irp is actually called "povydlo", and it isn't considered jam in Russia! I used to get this dessert a lot in school, and I vividly remember hating it lol, but everybody I know loves it, so it's just me. But yeah, its a school lunch food, and apparently army food.
Very interesting! That bit of info may make it into the next Russian review.
Draz bvie!!!
Why can't they improve on the crackers?
@@terranceaddison4599 I apologize, I'm not a military man myself, so I'm not even sure what's wrong with the crackers in the first place
Love your reviews brother, great energy!
Thanks man! I appreciate that.
This as a whole looks like a budget civilian version or 3rd party copy.
You can dissolve the milk powder (or any powdered drink) in a small amount of hot water, then fill it up with cold. You can also mix the milk and coffee powders from the start for a white coffee.
I have a lot of rations for long term food preps that are climate controlled at 70 degrees. I periodically have a ration that is years beyond the Best Buy Date and have not had any trouble with the components. Most are US rations. Great review. Damn shame about the coffee. Thank you for sharing. Blessings 👍🏼
US rations tend to hold up way better than these Russian ones. If kept at a constant reasonable temperature MREs will last for decades as I'm sure you well know. Thanks for watching!
Hope you and your family had a Merry Christmas, brother!
Another excellent review, my friend. Keep them coming!!!
Thanks man! I was actually sick through the holidays but I'm doing much better now. Hope you and yours had a good one!
I have one of these I plan on eating soon I also have had it for about a year great review rr have a merry Christmas and happy new year god bless you and your family
You as well my friend. May you and yours have a very merry Christmas and happy holidays.
Hopefully the crackers in yours held up better than these.
Awesome review RR! I just purchased two of these menus not 24 hour but a single meal and I will be reviewing those probably in the new year. Merry Christmas my friend stay well
I'll be on the lookout for a review of the single meal version. Merry Christmas buddy!
Hello my friend. Kasha is a buckwheat groat that swells when you cook it. It looks like you have a barley meat ration. I dont believe barley can be called kasha. Keep up the good work.
You have me about to look for one of my Russian rations to do a video on in the next few days just to see if mine held up awesome video 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Only bad thing about the Russian rations is the shelf life. The mains and stuff will be fine but the crackers go bad really fast.
First review of yours I have watched and really enjoyed it. Calories were given. Pros and cons given made the review balanced and all presented with positive energy. But please use that fuel in a well ventilated area and extinguish it when finished as it really is not good for you. Keep up the good work. Cheers Stu NZ
Thanks for Watching and for your concern. My reviewing area is plenty well ventilated so no worries.
In case someone's wondering, that's an IRP of Russian Ministey of Internal affairs, e.g. police basically, hence it has some differences with military IRPs (around 500 less calories less, different cans, ect). And yes, the military rations are better in terms of quality.
Awesome review rr
I appreciate you checking it out Marilyn. Have a great weekend!
The label translates as:
Spetzpit (“Special Food”)
Special designation food.
Еда специального назначения
The Pâté label reads:
Creamy liver pâté.
Всегда интересно чужое мнение. Нам яблочный джем уже надоел. А Майский чай за чай не считаем.
А кофе действительно плохой.
I can't get get enough of the apple jam. Wish it was available here.
I haven't tried this variation but they all seem mostly similar, which is not a bad thing IMO, unless you have to eat them everyday. Thanks for showing RR
It would be rough living on these for more than a few days. Hope you and your family have a merry Christmas buddy!
Looks good enough to eat
And so I did lol
no vodka?
Unfortunately not 😂
I actually am a milk drinker who averages 2 quarts a day, but I too have little use for powdered milks (or eggs). Powdered milk in my opinon is best reserved for those instant mashed potato recopies that say add a half cup of milk. Regarding the kind of crackers found in survival rations I have watched birds and even fish refuse them when they pass the 25+ year mark and that tells me much. If the gold fish won't touch them, why should I? If my memory is correct on her channel when doing a Russian ration Emily found a tin of caviar, that's as cool as a French ration I once had that came with a mini wine bottle inside. Your description of the unknown drink is like when I see a US green MREpack of 'beverage powder' type unknown. LoL I would have heated the beans.
I'd love to get my hands on one of those French Rations with the wine one of these days.
I know this is a year late but I use a full fat milk powder by nestle (I think ) its called Nido. Its the only powdered milk my hubs will drink.
I use it in my baking and had just picked up 2 of the big big tins (on sale of course) that make like 8 gallons of milk per tin two weeks before lock down.
We really did end up using it off and on.
Use warm/hot but not boiling water to mix then store in fridge to get it super cold. My hubs said its very nice rich flavor. Sure its not fresh milk but for emergencies its wonderful. Even my 1 year old grandson loves it.
@@Emeraldwitch30 I use the cat test. If the cat backs away from a saucer of it, then I take note of an expert opinion, although I do disagree with them regarding cucumbers and bananas. :)
@@kenibnanak5554 lol. My oldest cat loves it the teenager cat hates it and the three kittens i was blessed with by a stray momma love it but so far I haven't found anything they won't try to eat/drink
My bed pillow was glowing in the dark cuz one dragged a green glow stick up there and bit it. Her little mouth was glowing and all over my pillow. Looked kinda cool but the vet tech, thats my moms neighbor, said its non toxic but watch out for barf(peroxide ingestion causes barf in dogs/cats and people. )
Little stinker is fine today
Як ви це їсте. Воно ж бридке.
That weird logo makes me think the contents of that Russian ration pack is bat soup.
Bat soup would be interesting to try
Looks cool in my opinion. They come up with some pretty interesting logos
Mmmm curdled milk and hair, lol!
🤣 Fun fun
I can't do pate. No matter what flavor. I gag.
I can understand that. I think lots of people have similar feelings.
that pate has liver and brain.
Some of the Russian rations (according to Steve1989) have a good utensil to open a can... Crazy Russian Hacker has used them as well.
Only some Russian Rations include the tool you are referring to.
@@ReadinessRations As in I'm watching MRE Scout and he's got a Siberian ration.👍
Man Russian troops must love their powdered milk for that to be featured in the ration without any sensible place to put it.
Haha yeah, I wasn't exactly sure what to do with it.
@@ReadinessRations I'd try to mix it into dessert or something cause I'm not 10 to just be randomly drinking milk Lol
I stear clear of Russian and N. Korean mres.
I wish I could get my hands on a N Korean one!
Are you sure thats beef( cow meat)? Looks very stringy like horse meat to me from what i hear of it
Nothing made me think it wasn't beef.
@@ReadinessRations 🤣🤣😍
Quit screaming… We can hear you
Turn down the volume or just don't watch. This is just how I sound.