🇧🇷⚔️ BRAZILIAN MILITARY 24 HOUR COMBAT RATIONS •Menu # 2

[@dias791]

O cara descobriu que brasileiro gosta de ver vídeo de gringo falando de brasileiro.

[@Bravebelly]

Discovered? My viewers tell me the type of content they want to see 🤌🏻

[@GuilhermeSt050]

O brasileiro é carente demais, tá loco

[@Fred-l2b]

Bingo 😂acertou kkkkkk

[@machinelectric2965]

Kkkkk😂😂😂😂

[@machinelectric2965]

​@@GuilhermeSt050 😂😂😂kkkkkkk

[@FlavioxD_]

Brazilian here and I need to say it man, your videos are amazing keep up

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks for the support! I greatly appreciate it 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@AudioTrackOficial]

I served in the Brazilian Army in the Artillery branch of the 5th Southern Military Region in 2022 and I confess that this military ration is without a doubt the best food I have ever eaten. At the Basic Camp of the 26th GAC in Guarapuava - Paraná, I did almost 3 weeks of the Basic Operations Course and it was this kit that sustained me until the end.

[@Bravebelly]

👍🏼👍🏼

[@raulmachadoneves749]

hello bro, I'm happy to see that there are foreigners coming to my city, I hope you enjoyed our food and the city and the country. 😀😎

[@nodge9671]

Se você prestou algum tempo além do treinamento, obrigado pelo serviço.

[@DruggiePlays]

Desjejum de vaca atolada? Caraca os recruta volta até maior pra casa 😂

[@Egomes-f7r]

@@DruggiePlays kkkkkkkkkkk

[@PaladinodoCerradooficial]

O cara tá virando Brasileiro! HAHA CRUX EX in this week, and he was on the point!

[@TheBobzzito]

Nossa, tu não era o cara que teve que lutar pra conseguir o nome de volta quando abriram os servidores BR do WoW? kkkkk

[@eliasabreu2311]

😊oh YES

[@jpmdp1934]

Excelente vídeo!! Como falamos aqui no Brasil, a fome é o melhor tempeiro! "hunger is the best seasoning".

[@Bravebelly]

Haha I love that saying! 🙏🏼

[@mgalego4729]

"Tempero", não "tempeiro"... Mas, a frase é muito verdadeira.

[@vet4life]

Your videos get better and better! Editing & presentation is all A1...I would LOVE to try one of Brazil's mre's! Looks better than the American mre's I use to eat in the Army!

[@Bravebelly]

Thank you! Glad you’re enjoying the content ❤

[@bazuucagamer333]

Out of Brazil isnt easy to find those mre but here in Brazil i had a shop here i sold a lot of those

[@Bravebelly]

@ I need to acquire menu #3 it’s hard to find..

[@bazuucagamer333]

@@Bravebelly out of Brazil is hard asf even here in Brazil was hard because is exclusively made for the army, but you have some industries who made that sort of mre based on the army but not the same

[@bazuucagamer333]

You buy few ones almost out of date, but even out of date you can eat

[@HumbertoTonioloBetao]

Os pacotes de alimentos são feitos para serem aquecidos no banho Maria, isto é, dentro d´'água, então a água nem precisa ser potável, pode ser de um rio, ou água de chuva e não precisa de panela, ou vasilhas, limpas, qual lata serve, é claro que quanto menos improviso tem melhor, mas os pacotes são feitos para serem aquecidos até com a proximidade do fogo, podem depois de quentes ser comidas direto no pacote. Apesar que no calor do Brasil, é só deixar um pouco no sol ou comer da forma que está. No cerrado Brasileiro ou na caatinga faz 40 graus centígrados qualquer dia.

[@Bravebelly]

How would I boil water without a pot? 😆 seriously..tell me how the soldiers do it..I want to replicate it 💯

[@brunoviana9377]

@@Bravebelly I'm not a soldier, but I believe that our Brazilian soldiers also carry a pan to heat water. Some soldiers may not have a pan, so they improvise using any metal container that can withstand heat. Normally, it is not necessary to open the food package to cook in water; just place the package directly in the boiling water and wait a few minutes. Then, open the package and eat the hot food. Sorry if I misspelled any words, I used Google Translate.

[@Bravebelly]

@ it’s great info thank you 😅 I want to replicate the experience for myself and my viewers 🫡🇧🇷

[@Solarbor]

​É colocado o saco dentro do porta cantil o nosso é igual esse que você aqueceu a água ​@@Bravebelly

[@GabrielHenrique-tx3gl]

The package of rice or the food itself that is used to boil in a bain-marie ​@@Bravebelly

[@_mvr_]

I noticed you mentioned the word 'gringo'. I just recently learned that it is a slur for spanish-speakers, I hope you know that it's different in portuguese, it's not pejorative at all, it's normally used in a neutral or even affectionate manner in portuguese, in case you have been reading some comments saying that lol awesome videos man love your stuff keep it up!!

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

In Brazil gringo is any foreigner person or thing. Its not pejorative for us, and sometimes it's used as compliment when we talk about something that is known to be superior abroad like german luxury cars.

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks!!

[@caxiasinvicto]

Isso ta muito homossexual ​@@LucianoSilvaOficial

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

@@caxiasinvicto Só na sua cabeça.

[@aldolammel]

@@caxiasinvicto hey, kid. This is not content for you.

[@matpedpu]

Broooo i had exactly this MRE when i first did my Selva exercise... i'm really glad that i've taken the Meal #2, the other one's were traaaash!!! Keep up man

[@matpedpu]

E pros brasileiros que nunca comeram esse strogonoff... ele REALMENTE É BOM!!

[@armaggedon390]

Every video of yours makes me hungry, but this one takes the cake.

[@RonaldMaymone]

I like the fact that he uses the same spoon for everything and doesn't care about any fancy presentation. That's how you'd do in the middle of nowhere! 😅

[@FabioOliveira-uu9rr]

I liked the Predator song at the beginning, good memories, I was watching a WW2 documentary and the Brazilians were allies of the Americans and when it was time to eat the beans came from the United States and the flavor was sweet, so the Brazilians found it strange at first, but then they ended up loving it, it's really cool to know the history.

[@geraldoreis1574]

Depois disso diziam que viraram avestruzes, comeriam de tudo, "Senta a Púa".

[@Bravebelly]

You’re gonna like the next intro! Comming 🔜

[@Joao_MPrado]

I won't be able to specifically tell you which ones, but in Brazil, there are organizations that offer jungle survival courses. Of course, they are not at the level of CIGS, but you can get an idea.

[@Bravebelly]

I have to find the info! Would be such an amazing experience

[@Joao_MPrado]

@@Bravebelly Yes, there are Brazilian KZbin channels, like Celso Cavallini's, that focus on survivalism. Maybe, if you manage to get in touch with him, he can recommend courses that suit you

[@lucianobandeira4736]

@@Bravebelly CIGS offers Jungle Warfare Courses in seven different categories, as well as training opportunities for military personnel and civilian organizations, including foreign nationals. However, the selection process is highly competitive, and there are several requirements.

[@Bravebelly]

@ is there a link or a site you can recommend that I see list of qualifications and more info?

[@Matt-gk3hk]

​@@Bravebelly the navy seal and the delta force dindt make it tru the brazilian jungle warfare course. But good luck

[@mr.irineutm6389]

Bom dia meu caro! Paz e saúde! Estava ansioso por esse vídeo!💪

[@umcanaldemusicadescenteasv2080]

Corbucci needs to see this

[@dobbleGbr]

farinha é definitivamente Baby Crunch, acertou na expressão

[@theblogbogpok1735]

Depois que gringo descobriu que brasileiro gosta de atenção, todos falam da gente. Não estou reclamando, eu mesmo adoro! Obrigado pelo carinho :)

[@Bravebelly]

My pleasure! 👍🏽

[@carlosmayoral8477]

This mre looked DAMN GOOD tbh 😋😋 love your commitment to the intros and the environment!!

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks for watching! It was a fun one to film 🙏🏼

[@lairtonrocha1771]

Cara somos o maior produtor de comida industrializada do mundo, então temos muita variedade. Acho q no campo de batalha isto faz muita Diferença. Caramba

[@hungryhank6044]

Hey Commander BB! Awesome ration review. Really great content every week! Have a request to ask. When you do another ration review out in the bush. Could you put in the description box. A list and links of your tactical gear? Your tactical setup looks really cool! Cheers!

[@Bravebelly]

Definitely will do! I’m glad to know you’re interested in that stuff 👌🏼🪖

[@ExecutionerBR]

The "Vaca Atolada" means something like "Stuck Cow", and it's actually made with cassava, just like the "farina".

[@Jr-.25]

A vaca atolada é feita de costela de boi com mandioca

[@reclaimer2019]

​@@Jr-.25 "Cassava" é mandioca em inglês

[@AdrianRocha07]

thanks for the video Regarding your question about getting to know the Brazilian jungle, there are some tourism companies that take people to see the jungle and even learn about survival techniques in the jungle with indigenous people. I don't know if there is something like that directly with the army, but even I would like to try. It's really cool to see that our military's food is really high quality, and even more so to see that you are a person who is very open to trying food from other countries.❤🇧🇷🇺🇲

[@Bravebelly]

I’ll have to find out more about those tourism companies. Thanks for the suggestion! 🙏🏻

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

The knife reivew would be nice. Along with the Imbel AMZ, a Tramontina machete would be a great pair. Its the true machete, our army teaches that the jungle is a market and the machete is your credit card. The tramontina will endure any cutting task and last a life time.

[@Bravebelly]

I will definitely look into that! Thank you

[@fabiostrogulski9262]

O facão tramontina é o facão oficial de guerra na selva? Desde quando? O que eles mais usam é o facão accialama...

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

@@fabiostrogulski9262 Em nenhum momento eu disse que o Tramontina é equipamento oficial das FAs, mas sim que é o facão mais empregado e robusto utilizado no Brasil como um todo, além de possuir um baixo custo e grande disponibilidade até mesmo fora do Brasil.

[@Bravebelly]

I appreciate all the info because I think it’s a great addition to the military ration reviews 😅🗡️

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

@@Bravebelly check vídeos about CIGS ( Intruction center for jungle Warfare ) they are specialists in survival techniques.

[@Bianchini53]

Take a week vacation in the amazon....Bring the gears and rations ...You will love it.. We will enjoy the videos for shure... Thank you for all info👍👍

[@trol4626]

I loved the video, keep up the good work .

[@Bravebelly]

Thank you! Will do!

[@Raffota-df8ct]

O cara simplesmente é incrível fazendo vídeos brasileiros.

[@Bravebelly]

I appreciate the Brazilian love 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@maxcapx8294]

Brazilian special forces here (PELOPES). Our drinks are really very good, unfortunately many Brazilians criticize the quality of our army but I have tried several MRE from other countries and I have never found a menu so rich in sugar and that is why our menu is designed to keep our fighters in combat for as long as possible . I recommend you try the "Feijoada" menu this is like a bomb of flavor and I believe it is the heaviest menu. Thank you for the video and for trying the menu 2 of our regular forces. You gave your honest opinion without offending our menu. You said what you liked and what you didn't like clearly and respectfully. Please do more videos cuz you have a great personality.

[@matheusfilmes]

This is the same ration I ate back in 2014 when I served in the Brazilian army! Good memories!

[@danielsp7514]

Fui soldado de selva, eu gostava demais dessas rações, mas o pessoal lá da região não curtia muito, afinal, eles conseguiam alimentos que a selva dá, muito melhores, para eles é apenas mais uma segunda-feira, comi muitas coisas boas na época que fui transferido para as fronteiras de selva. A gente pode aquecer em uma frigideiras (não lembro exatamente o nome) que tem tampa já incluso, ou no porta cantil que serve para praticamente qualquer coisa. As geleias o pessoal descartava mesmo, o que sempre curti demais foi o isotônico, em subidas de montanhas era o que me ajudava, 40KG na costa + equipamentos militares, precisa de muita energia, fora o calor escaldante.

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks for sharing your experiences 🙏🏼

[@vitorcardoso3849]

As "frigideiras" são chamadas de marmitas. www.operacionalkits.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Marmita-01.jpg

[@xshiftyeuw]

And you got another follower. Keep up the good work man.

[@paulosabib]

Your pronunciation is getting better and better each video, well done brother!

[@jonatanmarques6942]

OMG man, I'm starving right now!! Watching you and all that I want is that strogonoff!! But as a Brazilian I say, beans under the rice with any protein you want tastes phenomenal!!

[@lucio2936]

Isso ai Guerreiro!! I liked your videos!! Congratulations and hugs from 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@Bravebelly]

Obrigado!! 💪🏼

[@lucio2936]

@Bravebelly Tamo junto irmão! 🇧🇷🇮🇱

[@GuilhermeSantos-zr5dv]

Why am I here? I'm just your regular gamer, weeabo dude, I have no Idea why I would look into a mukbang military brazilian video. But, well, this is entertaining, a lot. I'm BR so maybe that is why as well. Good stuff. Keep it going!

[@Bravebelly]

I appreciate it 🙏🏼Glad you're enjoying it! The more my channel grows the more I can make the MRE videos exciting. I have one coming shortly. Thanks for watching

[@GangueSkateboardGSB]

This channel is amazing! Just crongrats on the good work brother!

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks man! Appreciate the support 🙏🏼

[@z-kotsov]

At least this forest in the video is much more open than in the Amazon rainforest and Atlantic forest biome of Brazil, like a playground and picnic area for Brazilian soldiers! Excelent video friend!

[@FelipeSalesAriat]

Eu sou satisfeito com o MRE brasileiro e não porque sou brasileiro mas acho um dos melhores do mundo 🍲 Parabéns pelo excelente vídeo e que Deus abençoe sua vida 🇺🇲🇧🇷

[@jjwr1824]

you are one of a kind man ,great video

[@Bravebelly]

Much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@Legend_LeonidazZ]

Hey man, i was scrolling my yt and end up watching this particurally video and i really enjoy it!!! keep it up man ! next time let me know if need help for translating something :)

[@ricardonardy8419]

Great outdoor video! Your content is getting even better.

[@Bravebelly]

Thank you 🙏🏼 I would love to do this full time because I have so many good ideas but right now, it’s whatever I can crank out in my free time. I’m glad you like it..means a lot ✨ thanks for watching.

[@andres5709]

i`m from Brazil and somehow i can`t stop watching this, nice video, fun guy. I did serve on the BR Army and it`s really good food.

[@MiguelvictorAndrade]

17:00 you put too much juice powder, it's for making a liter and not a glass, otherwise it will be too sweet

[@Bravebelly]

Thats how I like it honestly. 👌🏼

[@kamilkam4]

Patrzę gościu że się wkręcasz w ten cały survival. Ja też lubię te tematy

[@Bravebelly]

I would rather film this 100 percent of the time honestly 🤫🫥

[@Pabloosiro]

The knife review would be nice!

[@kerlerler9447]

damn I don’t know why, but I found this entertaining, keep it up

[@AbsolutBurro]

Keep it up man, im brazilian and the video is so cool!

[@luiscarlos1972]

Excellent video greetings from Brazil !!!

[@PedroHenrique-gw9zs]

Adorei seu vídeo! Por favor faça mais vídeos assim, bro! Eu moro no Brasil mas nunca provei a ração operacional, fiquei com muita vontade agora😢😂😂

[@Bravebelly]

More coming soon! Glad you enjoyed the video 🙏🏼🙏🏼😊

[@lucca1234100]

Really good video man, good pronunciation in portuguese

[@thiagopds13]

Amazing video brother keep it up! 🎉

[@Bravebelly]

Glad you're enjoying the content! 🙂

[@afgborges]

Quando eu era recruta em 2013, em um pelotão de Polícia do Exército. Lembro q uma das piores coisas que comi na vida, foi ração operacional durante o Campo de Qualificação, onde nós tinhamos q encontrar nosso alimento no meio da floresta, através de instruções e coordenadas escondidas, levamos quase 5h pra conseguir achar os pacotes de ração, mas valeu aquela experiência. Excelente vídeo!! Parabéns pelo conteúdo!! Observação.: Obrigado google tradutor kkk

[@luisschwarzbold]

Se fossem da infantaria, 15 minutos pra achar o azimute, com todo respeito Cachorrão!

[@luisschwarzbold]

É bom ver os gringos pagando pau pra Verde Oliva.

[@ValadarishUR]

You just eat at most Brazilian way as possible xD (believe we eat just as you did), great videos.

[@Bravebelly]

No way! Thank you!! 😊

[@75_joaozl]

Your videos are very good man, greetings from Brazil

[@henri9289]

It seems you really like juices, if you come to Brazil you will be in the juice's paradise...try some of açai

[@wilclefpessoa]

A ambientação do vídeo ficou fantástica 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@metebalatl22]

Seu vídeo está incrível! Continue assim!🇧🇷❤

[@Bravebelly]

Thank you! 😊

[@yosefmattiyyah2890]

Que vídeo incrível! Nunca tinha visto refeição de um soldado. Esse kit alimentar deve sustentar um soldado na linha de frente por quanto tempo ?

[@Bravebelly]

24 hours

[@atbr83]

Amazing Video! COngrats

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks for watching!

[@augustooliveira6561]

Agora sim, outdoor, pra não botar fogo no estúdio....huhuashuahs

[@victorbodnar5859]

Existe um centro de treinamento no brasil onde o curso é aberto ao publico militar e civil onde tecnicas de sobrevivência são levados a serio dentro do ambiente de selva, onde as tecnicas para a orientação na mata, obtenção de água, fogo e alimentos são semelhantes aos oq são passados a miliares, inclusive contrução de abrigos, armadilhas e etc. O nome do centro é CISSE (Centro de instrução de sobrevivência na Selva) e o curso é ministrado pelo Sargento Valmir, guerreiro de Selva com mais de duas decadas de atuação na amazonia.

[@CALSVD]

Que bom, ele pegou um prato da minha região (vaca atolada) basicamente costela bovina e mandioca. Muito bom! E a propósito é minha comida favorita, muito bom para comer no frio!

[@Bravebelly]

I love it!

[@TheJrfoz]

To enjoy all the food, you put water in the container and then put a bag, which is suitable for reheating the food, where the food is. This way you avoid the smell of the food that spreads and alerts the enemy.

[@Bravebelly]

Getting that water to boil w the alcohol fuel probably takes hours no? 😥

[@a_rugau]

Thats the best menu, well done ! (feijoada is also good)

[@eloymelo]

Cool video! Cheers from Brazil.

[@MASHIDAVAVA]

This guy's energy is very good, I'm Brazilian I know a person well

[@Bravebelly]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼✨

[@badroudz5728]

O Brasil é um país muito grande, mas o que não entendo é por que é fraco militarmente?!! Há países que são pequenos em área, mas mais fortes que o Brasil

[@Bravebelly]

@@badroudz5728their jungle warfare soldiers are second to none!

[@badroudz5728]

@@Bravebelly what do you mean?

[@Bravebelly]

@@badroudz5728 best jungle warfare fighters on the planet are the Brazilians

[@MRCQ2K]

Great video! Thumbs up!

[@CB650FBSB]

Our campaign rations are very good, I have used them a few times and have some favorite menus, the Brasilian Air Force menu changes a little, and the heaters are usually chemical!

[@trucidio]

potatoes aren't used to prepare "vaca atolada", usually is cassava, and because that taste different than mashed potatoes

[@Bravebelly]

Ohhhh ok that makes sense. It’s bomb 😋👌🏼

[@Tuliomonteiro]

the sweet red jam is pronounced GO YABA (like yaba daba do) keep making those good videos buddy

[@Maycol-t9e]

Shout out for all my brothers in army I serve in 97 estate of Espírito Santo - Vila Velha Brazil 38 motorized infantry 3-platoon selvaaa!!!

[@rednerds7394]

if he is enjoying the artificial juices like this, imagine when he really tastes the fruit here in Brazil, which is completely different from the taste of fruits from the USA

[@flpReges]

That's right, we have the privilege of sunshine all year round, which contributes to the natural sweetness of the fruit. Except for those that are forced to bloom quickly

[@_janderson_soares9_]

It has this soft and sticky texture, but it is a common and very tasty sweet and many people in Brazil love it, some like to mix it with water and salt crackers and it makes an excellent

[@lucaselielcastrodemoura8124]

This intro was perfect!

[@Bravebelly]

I’m glad you liked it👍🏼

[@paulomarceloarantes]

Great video. In Brazil, we have 5 different biomes, not just the tropical forest. Amazon is just one of these biomes. We have the arid northeast, pantanal, Atlantic forest, which is totally different from the Amazon, and the southern region, with the "pampas", much colder, close to the North European climate. And MREs are made for operations in any of these diverse climates, providing around 3 to 5 thousand calories a day to the soldier, covering the wear and tear of training or missions. And mixing isotonic drinks with alcohol gel? Absurd. Military personnel on field exercises or missions would not make this mistake, they would go straight to the hospital or morgue...

[@Infantaria762]

Thanks for tasting our army ration 🇧🇷🇺🇲

[@Bravebelly]

It was my pleasure! Hopefully I can acquire the other menus

[@frankaluisio5520]

I'm Private Frank, I serve in the 7th Jungle Infantry Battalion here in Brazil, precisely in the 4th Special Border Platoon (SURUCUCU), an isolated jungle region, and yes, we use these operational rations when we are going to do infiltrations and missions that spend more than 3 days in the jungle, this is a feast for us.

[@spaceghost27]

all the gators were scared that day

[@anibalbarbosa]

You see how it's done, Brazilians!!! Don't leave any trace in the forest. Remember, Brave Bally, when you visit Brazil, you’ll notice that habits like taking three showers a day and brushing our teeth after every meal are common. Unfortunately, these habits don’t extend to how many treat there trash. Many people don't have the same respect for nature, and they leave their rubbish behind. Love your videos-they keep getting better and better! (And I haven't forgotten that you still haven't done the MC gang B reel-Big Mac + McChicken yet!)

[@flpReges]

Essa é uma coisa que honestamente me envergonha. Eu lembro de ter tido aulas de como manejar o lixo desde o fundamental, mas acredito que só a educação formal não dá resultado. Muitas vezes os pais não complementam a educação, e acabam dando liberdade para que os filhos deixem o lixo em qualquer lugar.

[@danielpirrho3753]

Faz o L, gringo kkkkkk

[@xshiftyeuw]

@@flpRegesdesde criança, se eu jogasse papel no chão, e minha mãe visse, ela era capaz de fazer eu comer o papel. Kkkkkkk. É como você disse, educação formal não é o suficiente.

[@joucimaroliveira1684]

Gostei desse video, ficou muito bom! Very very good!

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks man! 😃

[@AntonioFelipeLopez]

Dude´s milking hard on brazilian audience. Right decision!

[@Bravebelly]

I gotta give my viewers what they want 😁

[@sgt.peppers3896]

​@@BravebellyQap , moral! Desde que você seja sincero em suas opiniões com o público brasileiro, siga em frente! Tks! 🇧🇷💪🚓🇧🇷

[@P4PAC0TM]

"You could signal for help with this drink" lmao

[@androidsick9523]

Não precisava abrir os sacos de refeição, eles podem ir à água quente e só depois de aquecê-los, deve-se abri-los.

[@M0LOCK]

We all carry the same cup u used to boil the water and use it to heat the food inside the bags while deeping it in the hot water this way you dont need a pan and has more space for other things that can make your life easier out in the jungle

[@Bravebelly]

So I cool the water and put the rice bag and the main dish back into it while it boils?

[@Bravebelly]

Please tell me the details 🤓

[@M0LOCK]

@@Bravebelly If the water is already hot theres no need to cool it since you need it very hot to heat the food inside the bag 1-You can mix the rice and the main dish inside their own bags,doesnt matter the order,can be rice+main dish / main dish+rice 2-After "building" the aluminum cooker use the alcohol to make fire 3-The aluminum cup you can get water from any source since you wont use it to drink but to heat the food 4-boil the water and put the bag with the rice+main dish mix inside the water and leave it to heat the way you want it 5-Eat and enjoy your meal Heating with the bag leaves you more space to bring more essential things and less work to clean unlike the pan that you would need to clean since the leftover food can get dirty and if you use it again without cleaning it would be bad for your health and in the middle of the jungle with stomach sickness isnt a good scenario and theres no need to re-use the bags since every meal has its own,also the juice drinks we used to make them inside our own flasks since its easy to clean after and replenish with water again Except the coffe because at least me i like it hot and you cant heat a plastic flask

[@Bravebelly]

@ great info!! Thank you 🙏🏼 So to reiterate.. I use the canteen cup and heat up water using alcohol and open two packs and put them in one, (ex. rice and main dish) roll up the top so not to spill get and let it sit in boiling water for like 5 mins then eat out of the bag. Is that correct? So the only cooking equipment is the canteen cup (top and bottom portion..”the stand” and the cup and the plastic canteen? Any extra utensils or just the spoon they provide ?

[@M0LOCK]

@@Bravebelly Use the alcohol for the fire yes And also yes eat it straight out of the bag For the untesils you can use the ones that come in the bag,the plastic ones but we also brought normal steel ones from home since the plastic ones can break easily so if you wanna use the normal steel ones its ok too

[@jahcultura6181]

A última vez que assisti a um vídeo sobre rações militares foi do Vlad, que costuma testar e analisar kits de diferentes países. E agora apareceu sugestão do gringo testando a ração do exército brasileiro.

[@pedropaulo655]

Só quem já passou uma semana comendo isso sabe como fica IMPOSSÍVEL comer depois kkkkk

[@lairtonrocha1771]

Claro q nossa ração é das melhores , produzimos muita comida, então tá intrínseco.

[@VictorJRod]

awesome video!

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it! 👍

[@nelsonluppi7645]

I served in the 38th Infantry Battalion of the Brazilian Army and I never ate a hot MRE. Basically, I would open the rice packet, break it up, throw it into the other packet and eat it. It was still delicious!

[@bazuucagamer333]

Vaca atolada you said is a dish kind of a stew with meat and cassava, and strogonoff originally from russia is other kind of stew and both are really loved dishes at least here in the south

[@fabiofuso7749]

Forte abraco Guerreiro! SELVA ❤

[@Bravebelly]

🫡🫶🏼

[@Guilherme-zc2tn]

Hi, i'm from Brazil, the right way to speak Goiba is "goiAba " ! I found it funny ! 😁the video is perfect

[@Bravebelly]

Glad you liked it!!

[@apinturadearthursiebra]

Vaca atolada is generally made with cassava, so very probably, instead of mash potato as you thought, its "mash cassava". It explains the different taste that you sayed about the "potato".

[@JuniorOliveira-mq4hc]

Continua assim que agente te deixa muito famoso!Brazilllll

[@Bravebelly]

Will do!!

[@koxx6229]

Melhor que esse ração só larva de côco , primeiro vídeo que vejo teu e achei bacana parabéns.

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

Vaca atolada means "Bogged Cow".

[@dabraz]

Hey, I'm no expert so if anyone one that actually knows it please correct me, but I'm pretty sure that the bags with the actual food, you just put them inside hot water, so you boil them and open when it's ready to eat, once again i might be wrong but that's what i think was meant to be done

[@Bravebelly]

I think you might be right. But waiting to boil water is one thing and then to fit 4 packs of food..has to be a sizeable pot of boiling water. I don’t have that in the field.

[@kelvynk27]

This food is delicious, I ate it a lot in my battalion during training in the middle of the caatinga.

[@michelle6471]

Good vídeo man 💪🏻

[@caiograco1597]

Don't dare invade our Amazon, the adventure could cost too much. JUNGLE!!!

[@Aloysius_BOB]

Love the intro...

[@patriciaaparecida202]

Também

[@rogeriooliveiradesouza3511]

Excelente seu vídeo, você está de parabéns.