Guys, we need to start freezing our current MRE's so in 100 years when Steve's reincarnated form Steve2189 starts making MRE videos he'll have vintage ones from our time to enjoy
I care. Lots of others do as well. Ignore that asshat. Tons of people, myself included, watch these for their relaxing comfort value. Hope you're doing okay, UA-cam buddy. Yeah. Cool. See ya.
@@nigeltheoutlaw yep, I lived on mre’s for a couple months after Hurricane Katrina. My familiarity with them is what made me so interested in this channel.
MOST INTERESTING! The RAFCO rep had it right when he said " frozen, they'll last forever". I put those into a freezer in 1996 when I changed homes and they were 3 years old at room temperature at the time. COOL BEANS STEVE!!!
cool indeed man... and useful info for ultra-long term storage. I was wondering how your analysis would work out and am very pleased with the results! You da man dude!! i ate an old ham and cheese omelet last year from the same stock and I thought it was as good as ever... thanks for the confirmation bro...
Did 21 years...retired 4 years ago. My all time favorite was the spaghetti from the early 90s. I think they had Combos (cheese filled pretzels) in them. Not sure. We used to call MREs "Mystery".
Not surprised at the instructions on the Wet Naps, people are morons. For example, Aldi recently had to recall some bag of nuts because it didn't have a specific warning on it that it contains nuts. Yet it was nuts, labeled as nuts, and had pictures of nuts on the bag. True story.
Toolness1 I believe it, same as the lady that won a lawsuit against McDonald’s because their coffee cups did not have a warning saying the beverage may be hot.
Mom would bring home crates of these in the 90's at the marine base we lived. I probably ate a pallet of them and made hundreds of marine cookies with the creamer and match books and had a few cheese ball barrels full of hundreds of spoons and condiment packs. I'd just open the things for cocoa and coffee because they were my favorite. I probably had more MRE meals then regular home made meals that decade and I never gained weight. Ahhh good times good times.
When I saw that this ration had applesauce in it, I knew that would be the most telling factor if the experiment worked. Everything looked as good as the day it was packaged. Great review as usual! Im really excited to see how the others held up being frozen for that long! Hopefully they'll be just as tasty!
I am on my third case… been watching for six years. Killed the first case as they were already older when I got them and then had them for years. Rotated them out with a case of “low sodium ones” but they were older than advertised and bad when I finally tried them. Bought a fresh case of FSRs the other day, gorgeous stuff unless you don’t like tuna. One of 9 was a tester and these are where it’s at. IMHO
Hey Steve, I have been eating MRE's literally forever. my dad was a very bad cook when I was little so I had MRE's and it was the best thing that had entered my life. I have no explanation for why I love eating them so much but I choose them over actual cooked food. Also I just subscribed after about a month of watching your amazing channel and say frosty.
George Merkel I'm aware of that. That's why the original poster said to "sell them cheap" -- then again, I think Banquet has already taken up that market selling cheap frozen foods. Pretty much an MRE that needs to be microwaved.
Wow, I had that one in... 1996! Pork with rice & BBQ sauce is the best MRE menu ever! If somebody would can that stuff and sell it at the grocery store I'd buy it by the case! They never should have discontinued it. Thanks for the video - I could almost taste it again lol
Great video, I am glad to finally see a vintage MRE that was well preserved. I am glad that you like the Ranger Mocha drink. Maybe make some Ranger pudding in the next video.
This was my favorite MRE of all when I was in the military in the mid-90s. It was good hot and it was even good cold. The choices back then were pretty limited. Pork with rice in BBQ sauce was #1 on the list for me though; followed by Chicken Ala King and Tuna Noodle Casserole. The of them all was the Omelet with ham - although I suppose if it was heated, it could be edible - and the corned beef hash.
WOW!!!! That MRE was in great shape for it's age. Hey, when i was stationed in ( West ) Germany I always combined my instant coffee, creamer, sugar and my Hot Coa Coa when i got it with our C-Rats ( MCI ) . I thought I invented " Coff-Coa ". You had me a little scared there when you rolled that Tootsie Roll into a rectal suppository. Thanks for the review.
I have been drinking an “army mochaccino” every morning for over six years now, thanks to Steve. FTR, Nesquik powder > hot cocoa powder, and bought in bulk, is competitive in price.
Steve is the coolest, he has the time and resources to enjoy cool old rations. Thanks for the videos, i look forward to them everyday, your one unique dude!! 😎
Jesse Pinkman Informative they are and I have to say it's pretty cool seeing him discover and talk about this stuff. And this is just food not too different from regular food with two differences. 1. They are old really 2. Made for the military
Got some I bought almost 20 years ago, pretty much same as these. Been sitting in 4 different garages since. I don’t have near the confidence in opening them now. But storing new ones in a freezer, great idea.
love his passion for these units. the only experience Ive had with any MREs were this type from the mid 90s in JROTC. it's fascinating they can preserve food and pack everything so nicely into a bag like this.
Awesome, that was my favourite MRE back in 93, 94. I loved it. Oh I have not seen you do this yet. When you get a mre with freeze dried peaches, mix them with the creamer and sugar. Used to call it peaches and cream..
You brought up something really cool in this one besides the food: Wet Naps! Something about the way they were folded and that fresh lemon smell. The good news is that you can still get them! Really lucky that MREs were apparently designed to be frozen.
Well done Steve, always clear concise and to the point. I always warning your MRE taste tasting videos. Your descriptions are perfect, continue the good work.
As Peter Brady would say: "Pork chops...and applesauce"! Seriously though, this is absolutely amazing! As fun/interesting/repulsive as it is to open an old MRE or other ration to see what kind of condition it's in (and to revel in how bad some of them end up being), it's really incredible that you've gotten a chance to try out some MREs that are well over 20 years old! I didn't think any such thing even existed. It's too bad there isn't a giant warehouse somewhere filled with vintage frozen MREs. I've always felt a little bad for the old brown baggers (and early tan ones as well) because they already have such a bad reputation. When you see one opened now it just goes to reinforce how "bad" people think they really were. While 80s-early 90s MREs were definitely less appetizing than a lot of the stuff they put out these days (after decades of constant improvements and tinkering with the menus and the improvements in the science behind the food preparation) it still seems unfair to do a straight up comparison between an old one and a modern one, since the old one has the obvious disadvantage of, well, being OLD. When I did my reviews of a couple 10 year old Cheese and Veggie Omelet meals a while back I felt bad because they were even worse than they should have been because of the age factor. There seemed to be no way to do a fair review of them because there was no way to experience a "fresh one". But now you've managed to basically go into a time machine and review a FRESH (ish) MRE that's been extinct for years! I mean, how freaking cool is that?!? Can't wait to see the rest! Sorry for the long rambling comment, but I feel like I've just witnessed an important moment in ration history!
+gschultz9 This review actually made me remembered your frozen and rough handled MRE experiment a while ago and I was wondering what will happen to that MRE if you left it in a fridge and let it sit for fifteen years. lol
+佐井トラね子 I was thinking about that too. This really demonstrates what's good and bad about freezing MREs. While you're not supposed to "rough handle" them while frozen, and while I believe it is a bad thing to put them through multiple freezing and thawing cycles, if they're simply frozen and left in that state it's obviously the perfect way to preserve them indefinitely!
Probably most preserved mre in the world and probably the oldest mre where everything was still edible.That was an amazing video.I might start freezing mres after this.
In awe, you're a total legend Steve 🏆🏆 My grandad was in the RAF during ww2. Shot down over enemy territory. Can't imagine my him tootin' on speed. My Dad was in REME in the British army for 22 years, my brothers in the RAF between 2001 and present. My paternal grandfather and great grandfathers in ww1. Feel like I'm getting an idea of the orp's they've 'enjoyed?'
This made me wonder if there were any cases of rations from the cold war period waiting in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. Sitting patiently, in perfect order, to be discovered by MRE hunters?
my favorite one so far, also NEVER stop saying nice or looking good or anything else when switching to the tray. it makes the video perfect. :) Liked and subbed
It's a slow transformation, though. Look hard at this video, Steve has just lost the hair on his arms, and his guns aren't swole up yet. It took until 2018 for the hair in his head to shorten up. He may never stop transforming! It is up to us to witness these chronicles of how eating old MREs changes Steve's life in ways no one can predict...
Hey Steve, I am hooked on watching your vids and have now subscribed to RC Gusto, Kiwi Dude, Gchultz9 and a few others you've mentioned. Thank you for the vids they bring back so many memories of trying C-Rations and MRE's that family would bring home to me. Another thing your videos have done is inspired me to find a Fred p38 someplace other than Ebay "been burned on ebay" I saw the Fred in your CR1M review, never knew they existed until then lol. Anyway thank you and keep on doing what you love dude!
I'm so glad they made directions on wet naps. Last time I used one I didn't read them and ended up starting a fire and my head got stuck between a fence.
I've almost got a museum of KFC wet wipes dating back 40 years, the ones of the last 10 years smell like shit, they smell of pure chemicals, the ones of even 20 years ago small so damn good, and 30 years, wow pure heaven. It's a shame how the quality of everything over the past 20 years has turned to shit.
"Alright, lets get this out on a tray....Looking good" WTF no no nooo
Looking nice
LMAO
Mandela Effect .... nice.
Jamie Grayson
Steve minus “Nice” = 😯😟
ECH I DUN LIKE ET
2:26
made me depressed he didnt say "nice"
yea
construction noise Same 😂😂
So sad...
Nice....
Same man
Guys, we need to start freezing our current MRE's so in 100 years when Steve's reincarnated form Steve2189 starts making MRE videos he'll have vintage ones from our time to enjoy
Little Snuggle LOL
I applaud you 😂
Yah you go do that I am going to go blow up some countries.
Best idea ever!
NEW EXPERIMENT:
Gamma (X-Ray or Cesium60 Radiation) AS Preservative (IN Place of Refrigeration/Freezing) NICE !!
I became disabled 7 years ago and am severely depressed. Your channel is a really good distraction. Thanks.
I care. Lots of others do as well. Ignore that asshat. Tons of people, myself included, watch these for their relaxing comfort value. Hope you're doing okay, UA-cam buddy. Yeah. Cool. See ya.
Nice
Nice
Hoping your well :)! The world is a scary place, but always people in it who care. Even across the world.
@katness yep...im definitely going to hell for laughing at that
It looks like having a basement freezer full of MRE's is not such a stupid idea after all.
mrKozmoz ha yea really. Guess i owe my crazy uncle an apology
Your wife must have gotten on your ass about saving MRE’s and taking up freezer space lol
@@rayfrmklz Lmao
Unless the power goes out...
@@athenathegreatandpowerful6365 Thats' precisely when the power goes out that you need those MREs, so.....
Luckly we ate this MRE when the volcano errupted in Philippines way back 1991. US military distributed it in evacuation centers.
I heard about mt helen, one of most disastrous volcano eruption in history. Stay safe bro. Canada have amazing people
I never really thought about what we gave out for disaster relief, but now that I think about it, MREs make a lot of sense. Glad you're alright.
@@nigeltheoutlaw yep, I lived on mre’s for a couple months after Hurricane Katrina. My familiarity with them is what made me so interested in this channel.
MOST INTERESTING! The RAFCO rep had it right when he said " frozen, they'll last forever". I put those into a freezer in 1996 when I changed homes and they were 3 years old at room temperature at the time. COOL BEANS STEVE!!!
cool indeed man... and useful info for ultra-long term storage. I was wondering how your analysis would work out and am very pleased with the results! You da man dude!! i ate an old ham and cheese omelet last year from the same stock and I thought it was as good as ever... thanks for the confirmation bro...
+Jerry Sullivan thanks for hooking Steve up with those meals. loved watching the review
+Mechanist Happy to help out. I too find it all quite interesting.
+Jerry Sullivan Thanks again Jerry!
Hey Steve, how ya doing friend? It's Ben from TX 101st
It is just weird when you don't say "Nice" after placing it all on the tray the first time.
😂😂
Nice! M'kay.
It scared me
I wasn't the only one who noticed that lol.
Kind of weird, but if you think about it that pig in the rice died 20 years ago lol
true lmao
Yup
even worse is that all the meat he's eating is older than half of his viewers
I was hungry...was...
Clovis senpai When you put it that way... ahhh gross!! 😖
Top three phrases used by Steve
1 - " it smells metallic "
2 - " oh, oh ew"
3 - " oh that's definitely gone rancid"
Hah love your videos man!
"That feels like tootsie rolls"
Spookster ummmmmmm you forgot something... NICE
Spookster nice hiss
"Let's get it onto a tray"
"Nice!"
Hahaha it smells metallic. brilliant. Nice.
Did 21 years...retired 4 years ago. My all time favorite was the spaghetti from the early 90s. I think they had Combos (cheese filled pretzels) in them. Not sure. We used to call MREs "Mystery".
Nice
Mr.E. Nice.
Chris DIYer
Ha ha, you probably had a chuckle when I did a shout out for this channel last week.
Chris DIYer I'd specifically seek out those ones for camping trips.
Not surprised at the instructions on the Wet Naps, people are morons. For example, Aldi recently had to recall some bag of nuts because it didn't have a specific warning on it that it contains nuts. Yet it was nuts, labeled as nuts, and had pictures of nuts on the bag.
True story.
Toolness1 I believe it, same as the lady that won a lawsuit against McDonald’s because their coffee cups did not have a warning saying the beverage may be hot.
Jason Truman The woman received third degree burns. Interesting case. www.caoc.org/?pg=facts
😑 Gah, people are freaking idiots.
That's nuts
Less because people are idiots, more because people will sue over ANYTHING. Gotta make sure they've covered their ass.
Steve: Alright, let's get this out on a tray.... Looking good.
Everyone: wtf he just say?!?
Rotfl!
Yeah; whatever happened to ‘nice’?
@@chrismayer3919 I think the better question would be, when did "Nice!" start?
@@azzorath9091 oh, we all have our little phrases. You should be asking Steve that query…
@@chrismayer3919 what he meant is this video is almost 8 years old, maybe the "Nice" started later. Plus this video just feels different.
Steve is the anti-Gordon Ramsay
Clutchyfinger hmmm.... Gordon Ramsay as a guest star?
ITS FROOOZEN!!! .... nice!
Just imagine..G Ramsey next to Steve when doing an MRE..i would pay for that!
Why he would just say its RRRRRAAAWWWWW. YOU FUCKING DONKEY
Clutchyfinger where’s the lamb SAAAAUUUUUUCCCEEE
"Lets get this out on a tray."
"Looking good. "
My heart...
Mom would bring home crates of these in the 90's at the marine base we lived. I probably ate a pallet of them and made hundreds of marine cookies with the creamer and match books and had a few cheese ball barrels full of hundreds of spoons and condiment packs. I'd just open the things for cocoa and coffee because they were my favorite. I probably had more MRE meals then regular home made meals that decade and I never gained weight. Ahhh good times good times.
Hurricanelive
*Metabolism 100*
@@aciddd5232
*Rationing 100*
In Australia this a would easily cost over $100. Our 2 serve freeze dried meals are $22 , 1 serve is $15
Thank you Steve for your sacrifice and service for a country thank you for your MRE reviews God bless you
"Smells like 2014 production."
Wonder what 2013 smells like. Was that a good year?
I believe thats a Bordeaux vintage
2013 smells like sandalwood with a hint of lingonberries.
I have a fart in a jar from that year I can send you.
@@vincedibona4687 if I did order one, would I have to decant it ?
Lmfao!
You can tell how excited he is, he’s talking so fast and just dug right into it
When I saw that this ration had applesauce in it, I knew that would be the most telling factor if the experiment worked. Everything looked as good as the day it was packaged. Great review as usual! Im really excited to see how the others held up being frozen for that long! Hopefully they'll be just as tasty!
Holy shit dude, I wasn't expecting this level of fresh. My jaw dropped when the jelly came out looking like he just got it from the store
Dude... You make me feel less depressed. Your just so calming. Chill. And nice.
I love these intro songs, reminds me old videogames
Reminds me of Air Wolf.
Ghost Recon comes to mind.
you didn't say "nice" after putting it on the tray, it wasn't the same...
Why do you have such a soothing voice?
New drinking game, take a drink every time Steve1989 says rancid :D
hahaha
+Lewis Nato or ewww!
+zantoz marroquin Or "awww geez..."
this man is a science experiment
Bonus Shot if he says Stale and Rancid in the same sentence
My dad would bring these home from duty sometimes when I was younger. Usually only opened them for the gum, haha
They had to make sure that the wet naps were Marine proof.
"Today, we'll be eating crayons from 1944!"
Wow you can really hear the true excitement in his voice. This was such a fun experience to share in his happiness with this mre 👌🏻❤️🥳
Steve can turn anybody into a mrephile with his personality lmao. Nice!
I dont like the term mrephile maybe ratioholic instead??
I am on my third case… been watching for six years. Killed the first case as they were already older when I got them and then had them for years. Rotated them out with a case of “low sodium ones” but they were older than advertised and bad when I finally tried them. Bought a fresh case of FSRs the other day, gorgeous stuff unless you don’t like tuna. One of 9 was a tester and these are where it’s at. IMHO
"Grumble grumble aspartame's horrible" , then eats food from 1942,
Goes to Timmies
"Sir how would you like your coffee?"
Steve: "Instant"
S p r a y d r i e d
*T Y P E 2*
Type 1
Hello fellow Canadian!
@@eatshbob6577 how's it go in!
Hey Steve, I have been eating MRE's literally forever. my dad was a very bad cook when I was little so I had MRE's and it was the best thing that had entered my life. I have no explanation for why I love eating them so much but I choose them over actual cooked food. Also I just subscribed after about a month of watching your amazing channel and say frosty.
Someone should make MREs that are still super healthy but wont clog you for a week. Then sell them cheap to college students.
As a college student, I'd buy those.
+RoadkillD418 mre's are slightly expensive
George Merkel I'm aware of that. That's why the original poster said to "sell them cheap" -- then again, I think Banquet has already taken up that market selling cheap frozen foods. Pretty much an MRE that needs to be microwaved.
But isn't the gum also a laxative
+Folse Prophet ?? Average mre is like 5 dollars if you been pay 20 you been getting robbed
"Looking good"
What kind of sorcery is this!
I think i was drooling the whole time. 23 year old food fresh as yesterday! Amazing! So worth a sub!
Steve is like a kid on Christmas, you can hear the speedy excitement in his voice. Haha
I joined the Army in 1993 and Pork with rice and BBQ sauce was my favorite MRE! Oh man this brought back some good memories. Nice
Wow, I had that one in... 1996! Pork with rice & BBQ sauce is the best MRE menu ever! If somebody would can that stuff and sell it at the grocery store I'd buy it by the case! They never should have discontinued it. Thanks for the video - I could almost taste it again lol
Great video, I am glad to finally see a vintage MRE that was well preserved. I am glad that you like the Ranger Mocha drink. Maybe make some Ranger pudding in the next video.
This was my favorite MRE of all when I was in the military in the mid-90s. It was good hot and it was even good cold. The choices back then were pretty limited. Pork with rice in BBQ sauce was #1 on the list for me though; followed by Chicken Ala King and Tuna Noodle Casserole. The of them all was the Omelet with ham - although I suppose if it was heated, it could be edible - and the corned beef hash.
WOW!!!! That MRE was in great shape for it's age.
Hey, when i was stationed in ( West ) Germany I always combined my instant coffee, creamer, sugar and my Hot Coa Coa when i got it with our C-Rats ( MCI ) . I thought I invented " Coff-Coa ".
You had me a little scared there when you rolled that Tootsie Roll into a rectal suppository.
Thanks for the review.
awesome story ! Greetings from Quebec, Canada
I have been drinking an “army mochaccino” every morning for over six years now, thanks to Steve. FTR, Nesquik powder > hot cocoa powder, and bought in bulk, is competitive in price.
I've finally scrolled back far enough in the Steve1989 timeline to have reached the pre-"Nice!" era.
Girl “so, how would you like to do it?”
Him “no off flavors, perfectly fresh”
Steve is the coolest, he has the time and resources to enjoy cool old rations. Thanks for the videos, i look forward to them everyday, your one unique dude!! 😎
that pig has been dead for over 20 years, weird when you think about it
Yeah it is kinda weird lmao
food is the same age as me....
Imagine the settlers. They left meat in barrels of salt for years
Happy Birthday to both you and the food!
yeah when you take it in like that, its morbid, LOL
I don't know why I love watching these videos so much. really entertaining and great for killing time lol.
How preserved that MRE is is amazing! The applesauce looks just like the Motts applesauce I bought last week that I have in the fridge right now!
A true privilege to enjoy MRE’s fresh from so long…
Me: freaking over eggs past the expiration date 20 mins.
Steve: biting into 20 year old food.
des any one else sit here and eat an mre with steve every time you watch a new review?
Steve your screwing up my diet!
Why is his videos so satisfying
Jesse Pinkman Informative they are and I have to say it's pretty cool seeing him discover and talk about this stuff.
And this is just food not too different from regular food with two differences.
1. They are old really
2. Made for the military
Got some I bought almost 20 years ago, pretty much same as these. Been sitting in 4 different garages since. I don’t have near the confidence in opening them now. But storing new ones in a freezer, great idea.
took forever, but now I finally know what year the MRE's were that me and my dad used to eat!
love his passion for these units. the only experience Ive had with any MREs were this type from the mid 90s in JROTC. it's fascinating they can preserve food and pack everything so nicely into a bag like this.
6:56 Sarcastic Steve. A.K.A "best character break".
sounded like Jim halpert a biy
Awesome, that was my favourite MRE back in 93, 94. I loved it. Oh I have not seen you do this yet. When you get a mre with freeze dried peaches, mix them with the creamer and sugar. Used to call it peaches and cream..
the power of froze this is why Eskimos are still digging up juicy fresh looking mammoths
What 😂
Hello Sun Wukong how do you feel about Akira Toriyama ripping you off with a alien
@@QuigleTheGnome ?
“Jerry Your A Genius!” And you made Steve Geek Out!!!! 👍
In ROTC in 1994 I made the mistake of biting an MRE tootsie roll. Broke my permanent retainer.
I can't stop watching this guy lol. I've been binge watching this guy's videos like an anime series.
I love watching ur videos, they are exiting and cool, u have no fear of what will happen with the bad stuff lol
+Steve1989 MREinfo this might be a dumb question but were you in the military?
+Jeremy Shutrump yeah I would like to know too👍
wetnap.com/products/ There is your wetnaps.
Very exiting, quite entering too.
+Jessie Nicholas I want to know what was the train of thought you were on at the time of writing this.
Be a bro and test out the toilet paper.
Lol
😂
He might really need it now!
@@Deadassbruhfrfr he's hoarding it
Pork and Rice in BBQ sauce! Best damn MRE they ever made!
You brought up something really cool in this one besides the food: Wet Naps! Something about the way they were folded and that fresh lemon smell. The good news is that you can still get them! Really lucky that MREs were apparently designed to be frozen.
Hey steve, have you or a member of your family ever served in the military.And,how did you start reviewing mre's?
I had a lot of mre in my childhood. Watching these videos are awesome.
I would totally bet money you were a soldier in a past life.....
Love your videos 😍
Well done Steve, always clear concise and to the point. I always warning your MRE taste tasting videos. Your descriptions are perfect, continue the good work.
"I was 8 years old when I had my first MRE." 3:43
I was 18...
this was my MRE back in 1994 giving to me as a gift , still thought out of all the menu types, this Pork and rice was the best.
The tootsie roll turned into a suppository , amazing !
The number 1. I lived on that in the field for 2 years. Thank you for bringing me back. BBQ pork and rice with Tabasco.
That "lookin good" really caught me off guard 😂
I was disappointed 😂
Freezing; the ULTIMATE preservative! ❄️☃️
"Lets get it on a tray"
Steve1989 MREinfo 2016
"nice"
I'm pretty sure I had the same menu when I was a kid, cool to see it again, Thanks for showing us Steve.
another catch up binge begin's...
now that I started watching his videos I don't think I'll be able to stop. STEVE . You da man! 🤙🏻
Had to put this one at .75 speed. He was freaking me out with his faster pace...
Probably tried on of those dexamphetamines in the RAF rations lol
I remember eating one of those my dad brought home. I loved them.
As Peter Brady would say: "Pork chops...and applesauce"! Seriously though, this is absolutely amazing! As fun/interesting/repulsive as it is to open an old MRE or other ration to see what kind of condition it's in (and to revel in how bad some of them end up being), it's really incredible that you've gotten a chance to try out some MREs that are well over 20 years old! I didn't think any such thing even existed. It's too bad there isn't a giant warehouse somewhere filled with vintage frozen MREs. I've always felt a little bad for the old brown baggers (and early tan ones as well) because they already have such a bad reputation. When you see one opened now it just goes to reinforce how "bad" people think they really were. While 80s-early 90s MREs were definitely less appetizing than a lot of the stuff they put out these days (after decades of constant improvements and tinkering with the menus and the improvements in the science behind the food preparation) it still seems unfair to do a straight up comparison between an old one and a modern one, since the old one has the obvious disadvantage of, well, being OLD. When I did my reviews of a couple 10 year old Cheese and Veggie Omelet meals a while back I felt bad because they were even worse than they should have been because of the age factor. There seemed to be no way to do a fair review of them because there was no way to experience a "fresh one". But now you've managed to basically go into a time machine and review a FRESH (ish) MRE that's been extinct for years! I mean, how freaking cool is that?!? Can't wait to see the rest! Sorry for the long rambling comment, but I feel like I've just witnessed an important moment in ration history!
(cue Elvis singing "Sweet Memories").....
+gschultz9
This review actually made me remembered your frozen and rough handled MRE experiment a while ago and I was wondering what will happen to that MRE if you left it in a fridge and let it sit for fifteen years. lol
+佐井トラね子 I was thinking about that too. This really demonstrates what's good and bad about freezing MREs. While you're not supposed to "rough handle" them while frozen, and while I believe it is a bad thing to put them through multiple freezing and thawing cycles, if they're simply frozen and left in that state it's obviously the perfect way to preserve them indefinitely!
+Steve1989 MREinfo Have replied to your PMs here and at MREInfo.com, but I think you can probably guess my answer!
Love your videos! I had a 1 day marathon watching one day!😀
I feel a little trolled at 2:26
Probably most preserved mre in the world and probably the oldest mre where everything was still edible.That was an amazing video.I might start freezing mres after this.
I feel ripped off not getting my "nice!"
He said nice just after opening the entre
In awe, you're a total legend Steve 🏆🏆 My grandad was in the RAF during ww2. Shot down over enemy territory. Can't imagine my him tootin' on speed. My Dad was in REME in the British army for 22 years, my brothers in the RAF between 2001 and present. My paternal grandfather and great grandfathers in ww1. Feel like I'm getting an idea of the orp's they've 'enjoyed?'
This made me wonder if there were any cases of rations from the cold war period waiting in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. Sitting patiently, in perfect order, to be discovered by MRE hunters?
my favorite one so far, also NEVER stop saying nice or looking good or anything else when switching to the tray. it makes the video perfect. :) Liked and subbed
Why were you eating MREs at 8 years old? Lol just curious.
dudeitskory Why weren't you?
lol steve needs a graphic novel depicting his origin story
When he was 8, he was bitten by a spider in a vintage C Ration. Then, he became STEVE, the hero we all really need.
I got into my father's MREs when i was about 4yrs old.
It's a slow transformation, though. Look hard at this video, Steve has just lost the hair on his arms, and his guns aren't swole up yet. It took until 2018 for the hair in his head to shorten up. He may never stop transforming! It is up to us to witness these chronicles of how eating old MREs changes Steve's life in ways no one can predict...
Hey Steve, I am hooked on watching your vids and have now subscribed to RC Gusto, Kiwi Dude, Gchultz9 and a few others you've mentioned. Thank you for the vids they bring back so many memories of trying C-Rations and MRE's that family would bring home to me. Another thing your videos have done is inspired me to find a Fred p38 someplace other than Ebay "been burned on ebay" I saw the Fred in your CR1M review, never knew they existed until then lol. Anyway thank you and keep on doing what you love dude!
Wet naps are available at Walmart in Canada. Same as Shown.
I'm so glad they made directions on wet naps. Last time I used one I didn't read them and ended up starting a fire and my head got stuck between a fence.
You should review a North Korean ration... Oh.
Simon Richard the North Koreans don't get rations lol. Their not allowed to eat !
the presence of the glorious leader should be enough for them to survive, there ain't no food dawg :D
They're expected to win before dinner or die on the way
entree is tree bark, main course is rat stew with vegetables fertilised with human feces
ua-cam.com/video/SjuWNaUBCCY/v-deo.html ONE NORTH KOREAN RATION REVIEW-ITS VINTAGE BUT STILL NORTH KOREAN............
Steve is hilarious, you literally can hear his emotions has he’s about to take a bite . Lol 😂 love this guy
Buy a ton of MREs, send to south pole. Never need power..
@CIA BETA Wing what do you think is in the MRE?
Man, amazing that this MRE lasted in such quality!
I've almost got a museum of KFC wet wipes dating back 40 years, the ones of the last 10 years smell like shit, they smell of pure chemicals, the ones of even 20 years ago small so damn good, and 30 years, wow pure heaven.
It's a shame how the quality of everything over the past 20 years has turned to shit.
The cheaper the ingredients, the worse the product, generally speaking.
Blame people like Obama
The tray is epic!!!! I got one just because of this guy!!
When you eat an animal that has been dead for more than twice it's lifespan.
I remember having this exact menu of MRE back when my dad and I used to hunt. Thanks for the memories.