Canadian IMP (Individual Meal Pack) Menu No.9: Smoked Meat with Demi-Glace Sauce

[@jazearaburden113]

I dont even know why but everything about ur videos relaxes me soo much and it relieves every bit of stress ive ever had

[@stepheng887]

ASMR :) it's great :)

[@kraigler419]

Haha the same thing happens to me

[@cheesebun4985]

His voice is really soft and calming ☺️

[@sully1803]

Same here I fell asleep while watching this

[@dapper_rose9347]

Ikr, I like these kind of videos just for that

[@kellybrazeau3158]

I was so happy to find this video in my subscriptions feed. I'm very proud and happy to hear that you enjoyed our Canadian IMPs! Thanks for the great videos!

[@gschultz9]

Kelly Brazeau Thank YOU for the kind words!

[@gundog4314]

Total Score! Its always awesome to get good chow from another MRE or in this case IMP enthusiast! That looked real good, gonna have to double my efforts in tracking one of these down! Great review as always. Cheers

[@sk8r28]

I think the video was fantastic the way it is. I am so glad yoy enjoyed it! Jonathan and I enjoyed watching it, and even my wife sat down to watch it with us. It looked so good, I went out today and picked up another one for us to try. If I can find another menu, I will send it along for you try. Thanks again for your efforts, and the aknowledgement.

[@MrPlusses]

Living in Canada I have always wanted to see what a Canadian MRE looked like. You have a great channel. Happy Thanksgiving to you and everyone south of the border.

[@gschultz9]

MrPlusses Thank you for saying so, and Happy Thanksgiving to you too (even if it's a bit late!).

[@crunch9876]

Lol real thanksgiving hasn't happened yet!.....

[@kenshin142]

Just a pro Tip from a Canadian that has eaten many of these in the past and will in the future, throw the bread package in with the meal when you heat it, boiling the bread package steams and softens the bread. Kind of "freshens" the bread.

[@gschultz9]

kenshin142 Sounds like great advice! I liked the bread/pain, but it did have a bit of a less-than-fresh aspect to it.

[@darkdaegurth]

I think this is one of the best meals i've seen you taste, seems pretty cool!

[@gschultz9]

+Nicolás Rementería It really was quite good. I hope to get a chance to try another IMP at some point.

[@NecroBanana]

I just love how someone stuck a price tag on top of "not for resale."

[@nitehawk85]

I can't believe I actually caught one of your vids a few hours after upload. I don't usually catch them until days, weeks..even months after! Nice to see something fresh in the military ration review world. I think you, gundog and kiwidude all do a great job. Keep up the good work! Ive been watching mre vids all the way back to mrejap!

[@gschultz9]

nitehawk85 Thank you for the kind words nitehawk. I appreciate it, and I'm sure gundog and kiwidude would agree. And, yeah, mrejap really had a lot of awesome videos back inthe day!

[@rudypayan1482]

It's 2:00am and I have class at 8:00am why am I watching this haha?? Looks really good though!

[@Meatwing]

omg same

[@unifieddynasty]

+Rudy Payan lol, it's 5am, now i'm hungry, and i need to go to sleep.

[@AwakeLazarus]

My French Canadian mother worked at Expo 67, it was held until 68 and she met my American father.

[@cheesesyrkyer5290]

I will never forget the taste of the bread in these. Thanks for sharing

[@loyalsingletentacultistsin2047]

It's been many years since I ate IMP's but a few pointers.. In the Tanks we'd put our IMP Entrees in an Old Ammo can tied to one of the Tow cables over the exhaust louvers 30 mins prior to a Meal, the crews Entree boxes where saved and Cut/opened along the side and the Hot pack was also opened along the edge. that allowed you to eat without digging deep into the bag and getting food all over your hand and the box gave you a hand saver from the hot pouch. The bread is eaten as a hunk, with the PB (was in a tube like toothpaste when I was in) applied to the bites, or with the Mustard. The Jam was saved for a snack like when on night watch or sitting in a turret down position. In My Regiment, it was customary to see how long your "Battle spoon" would survive as it was kept on your person in your Jacket's pen holder during the exercise and used for every meal until it broke.

[@gschultz9]

+Ricky O'Shea Hey, thanks for all those pointers and memories Ricky! A lot of that sounds familiar from my days in tracks when I was in mechanized infantry a long, long time ago.

[@adorau88]

My father was in the Canadian Military growing up and he used to bring IMPs home after exercise for me to eat. I had totally forgotten about the pb in the mini toothpaste tube. So funny. I loved those packs, even now as a 30yo woman I really enjoy compartmentalized food, like bento boxes. I'd be so stoked to have an IMP again.

[@cubrTM]

idk why watching these reviews is so satisfying

[@Bobdd0]

I really like your lunch tray. It gives me a good idea of the separation of the meal and portion size.

[@kevinmoore2929]

nice to see someone still using the mre loaf. one trick on reconstituting powered stuff is once you think you've mixed it well, fold up the top like you did, turn it upside down and shake well.

[@timmowarner]

I find the price tag covering the "NOT FOR" in "NOT FOR RETAIL" particularly entertaining. =o)

[@supermigit999]

That isn't bread, if you read the further down you'd understand that the loaf of baked dough you ate was the physical manifestation of pain itself.

[@g4m3r3pl4ys]

like opening pandora's Box it will only release pain into the world... or bread... usually bread but youknow there is a chance.

[@Panzer_ze_tank]

Hilarious

[@ThaTurdBurglar6]

Pain......... Whole grain pain........... Feed me, children.

[@Panzer_ze_tank]

supermigit999 I like the pun.i'ts brilliant.

[@jordanqq]

Pain, you don't know the meaning of pain...

[@mkbarber65]

Glad you enjoyed a Canadian treat-Montreal Smoked Meat! It’s tasty and everyone has their own personal way of serving it! Personally I love it in a dark rye sandwich with yellow mustard. Thanks for the great reviews I look forward to seeing more of them. All the best from Canada (and an RCAF brat) Murray

[@Bill23799]

After watching the entire review i would like to add. I will be 57 years old in May. Am I too old to enlist in the Canadian Military? Wow this meal looked great! Much better than the MCI ( C-Rats ) meals we had when I was in US Army stationed in West Germany in 70s and 80s.

[@TheMochaluver]

Awesome video! I'm applying to the Canadian Forces and I've always been curious about the Canadian IMPs. Looks great :) Keep up the great videos.

[@gschultz9]

TheMochaluver I certainly can't say anything about how serving in the Canadian Forces will be, but I feel confident in saying that they'll feed you good!

[@sharonmaurer2882]

I think it was an excellent review. Everything looked so tasty and love how you take your time and explain everything:)

[@TokenChineseGuy]

I like that design on the Expo '67 mug. It looks very ahead of its time, as if it could be from the late 1980's.

[@hancockautomotive1]

You know, I have to be honest.... I cannot really say that i ever thought that there would be a day when watching someone eat would be all that interesting... I guess it is all in how you are very thorough. I really do enjoy the vids, and after watching a few, I feel motivated to visit our local army/navy store. Should I find anything interesting, maybe I could send you some.

[@canidsong]

You may have figured this out by now but for any ration with instant mash, use the beverage bag, inverted frh bag or outer bag and use twice the water recommended. Soupy mashed potatoes are better than under mixed or excessively thick ones. even if you could drink it.

[@gschultz9]

+canid song I had no experience with IMPs (and the instant potatoes included) before this, so it was a bit of a learning experience (which made it all the more interesting!). Thanks for the advice!

[@guspaz]

IMPs are probably no less rare up here in Canada than they are down there, I've certainly never seen one for sale anywhere, although we don't tend to have army surpluss tores like they do down south. The traditional way to eat smoked meat (at least here in Montreal, the source of smoked meat in Canada) is sliced, on rye bread, often stacked high, with plain yellow mustard. A picture: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Schwartz_smoked_meat_montreal.JPG Coincidentally, if you're ever in Montreal, Schwartz is considered *the* place for smoked meat, although Bens used to be in the running before it went out of business just shy of its 100th birthday.

[@rodbando]

That's how we eat it in the U.s as well.

[@clolspike]

SHREDDER

[@BeeHind]

i dont think ive ever watched an mre video (imp in this case) where i genuinely wanted to jump into my screen and eat the meal. that meat looks so good

[@MsMamabo]

Another brilliant video. Really interested to see that the entree and apples were made by Baxters. Baxters are a Scottish company that have been making what you might call high end canned soups, pickles and preserves since 1868. They have a strong presence in Canada and Australia - a combination of old commonwealth ties and the number of Scots who emigrated there.

[@Skogula]

That bread hasn't changed in 20 years. And 20 years ago, it tasted like it had already sat on the shelf for 20 ;) The peanut butter used to come in a squeeze tube (like toothpaste), but the rest is pretty much how I remember it although instead of a beverage bag, the juice used to come sized for a standard canteen.

[@Andovarius]

Thanks for sharing this, gschultz. I've haven't seen a Canadian MRE myself, so it was nice to watch the video. All that beef juice could really help to reconstitute the rest of the potatoes. I also thought a double pack of mustard was an interesting choice. Must be a Canadian thing. I'm surprised they didn't send along a little bottle of maple syrup... Ha ha.

[@outfitmadeofawesome]

we eat a lot of mustard in canada, but we actually don't eat that much syrup. I mean as a whole as a country, yeah, but you wouldn't put maple on any of those foods. maple is for pancakes and candies.

[@raincandyu]

+The State of Alaska and bacon... OMFG HAVE YOU EVER TRIED MAPLE SYRUP ON BACON??!!!

[@outfitmadeofawesome]

Ashley Lee yeah yeah it's good

[@Amsayy]

Maple syrup isn't necessarily all that cheap. Could be why.

[@omarfernandez4790]

This one has made my mouth water this is the best looking one yet

[@GrizzAxxemann]

Wow... they've updated the IMPs since I last ate them. Back in the early-mid 90s, the peanut butter and jam (there was also an option for honey) came in a metal tube that looked more like an epoxy tube than anything else. They came with crackers, but those were never very tasty, even with the PB&J. Meat entrees were generally flaked and formed meat, bland but edible. BTW: that smoked meat is probably a Montreal type. One of the most popular ways to do a smoked beef brisket up here.

[@stevestruthers6180]

I spent time in a army reserve unit in the very early 1980s and the peanut butter, honey, butter and jam in our ration packs also came in metal tubes. Agreed on the crackers, they were quite bland and dry. Most of the main meals were essentially civilian tinned foods like Puritan Meatballs and Gravy and stuff like Maple Leaf Viennese Sausage (the sausages were universally reviled and traded off). My favourite tinned food, though, was the bacon. It was great when eaten cold.

[@MrJeb1955]

Great review, I enjoyed it....Thanks G

[@elizabethshaw734]

caramel is the number one most common flavor added to coffee. it arrived here from overseas as many gastronomic things do and it was the first and the most common flavor to add to coffee.

[@HiTopAddiction93]

now I can say I've seen what a Canadian MRE looks like. been trying to find videos of one thanks for the review and video from manitoba Canada

[@gschultz9]

HitopAddict93 You're very welcome. There are a few videos here and there on KZbin, but it's surprising just how few there are compared to the MRE videos.

[@amilliontinypieces]

Hi! From a Canadian over here! If you ever try this dish again, try putting the mustard on the bread and the meat from the package to make a traditional smoked meat sandwich (well sorta, its actually wry bread but we take what we can get!) And then still use the juices to flavour of your mashed taters! :) yum! Great video!

[@Skadwad]

Mustard is given with that meal because Canadian smoked meat/corned beef is traditionally eaten with mustard.

[@mikemathews9277]

Good presentation,it seems like there is a larger portion in Canada than the U.S. MRE.If you don't mind could you weigh total meals in the future for comparison?

[@Sticky745]

What a rare gift... I can't even find them on eBay? Is there any way to get one?

[@brtshstel]

6:33 Did it hurt when you ate that bread?

[@gschultz9]

+brtshstel Heh-heh!

[@jasonvoorhees6657]

lol i see what you did there xD

[@jamesbaird1149]

I knew you'd like the IMP...the Meat Loaf is crazy good...if you can find 1...it's a must try!

[@MisterRedskins]

It will be great if you would rate each item 1/10. Anyway keep doing whatcha. For some reason I can't stop watching a guy eating packaged food

[@crunch9876]

Good idea

[@therideneverends1697]

its strangely entertaining isent it?

[@GonzoTehGreat]

I think it's the first person perspective. It makes you feel more involved. Whoever came up with the idea of filming themselves wa a genius. I doubt I'd be as interested if it was shot from the 3rd person viewpoint.... which is odd!

[@elizabethshaw734]

Canadian French and Parisian French, the latter being the one we are taught here in school, if we take /took French, bear little resemblance to each other. When the Canadians don't have a certain word for something they will use the Parisian French equivalent. My grandmother was French Canadian and spoke Canadian French I am fluent in Parisian French and we basically couldn't understand each other if we used our French. Being in Maine I have driven to Canada many times, still do and have not been able to understand most of the people I encounter no I can understand me and finding common words can be difficult at best. Just a small nugget of information.

[@larrysales477]

Quebec French is a little different. You pronounce with a loud mumble because you have no teeth anymore from playing 'ockey.

[@elizabethshaw734]

LOL!

[@notBrie]

the "may contain" list is a canadian thing where if something is packaged in a placed that also package the other stuff, it has to be listed on the package because of allergies that people have

[@plateebba]

TheBillusBillus not just in Canada mate.. Pretty much any self respecting country adorns such policy.

[@taylorseymour7552]

Brings back alot of memorys

[@360rad]

Proud to be Canadian. And proud of our imps

[@prudorit]

Reminds me of the days of eating said rations in the Canadian army - and cutting the front panel out of the entree box to use as a postcard :) Good stuff - keep it up!

[@TZ-Myers]

Very well done ! I really enjoy your vids ! Thank You

[@gschultz9]

Thank you!

[@teajace]

My brother and I just bought 12 mre's from a store, we shared the price cause it was 120$, but we had to get one from watching your vids man, keep up the good work

[@luisparga7830]

ChiefTJ ACE

[@larrysales477]

This makes a very Canadian Montreal Smoked Meat Sandwich. It is very popular in Canada. It is eaten with mustard.A Montreal Smoked Meat Sandwich is so popular in Canada that they are sold at the Costco hot dog counters.

[@idonthaveaprofilepictureoo2421]

In Toronto????

[@-joshuwoshu-5623]

Its my favorite food(smoked meat sandwich)

[@knocknockify]

I didn't know they have Costco in Canada too

[@cannack]

we do, i know theres a handful in ontario, one in halifax, probably a few on the west coast mostly big cities, halifax is just under a million, missusaga, toronto, vancover etc. have over that

[@tech-priestmarcus3978]

we got several here in alberta

[@WitherHakkou]

I love watching Americans discovering the mysteries of Canadian food

[@prudorit]

P.S. - To have an easier time getting into the corners of the pouches, you might try opening up the long edge instead of the short edge (notches notwithstanding) - something we used to do to improve the spoon's reach.

[@therabbitcanada]

we used to take the mashed potatoes and mix it with the "gravy"/sauce of the IMP. Especially with salisbury steak,.

[@gschultz9]

That sounds good!

[@maryseflore7028]

Smoked meat is also typically eaten in a sandwich, with mustard - from the looks of it, that bread loaf was a replacement for the traditional rye bread. (And there were no pickles!)

[@gpendragon88]

This IS one of the best meals I've seen! Well, at least it appeals to me more than most!

[@markfarren349]

Am I the only person that gets really hungry watchiing these videos

[@gschultz9]

+Mark Farren Well, I don't. Of course that's because I'm the one eating the food in the videos!

[@gladnotsad]

every canadian was cringing when you were asking about if it is coffee or hot chocolate because The Cafe in Nescafe means coffee :D

[@gschultz9]

butterchickens Oops. "Down here" Nescafe is more of a brand name and doesn't necessarily mean one or the other!

[@DjDoxastic]

+gschultz9 NESTEA IS TEA, NESCAFE IS COFFEE, THEY HAVE NESTEA IN THE STATES, AND THE BRAND IS " NESTLE" NOT NESCAFE.. wtf.

[@TheMrVengeance]

+rem palm - Nescafe and Nestea are both brands owned by the *company* Nestle. So slow down on the CAPS there buddy. Besides, Nescafe actually has a ton of different hot drinks including vanilla, chocolate, mocha, (and as in the video) caramel flavoured. So thinking it might be hot chocolate isn't that big a stretch, especially when the plastic beverage bag specifically mentions; "hot chocolate".

[@DjDoxastic]

TheMrVengeance FUCK YOU, BEAUTIFUL.

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

It's a coffee latte . I'm from south Louisiana and knew by name it was a coffee

[@masaharumorimoto4761]

I miss that bread so much! earned a sub, going to binge watch all your stuff now :D

[@dtaylor10chuckufarle]

Good review, and an outstanding ration! Our neighbors to the north know how to make military rations, no doubt about it. Dan

[@gschultz9]

+Daniel Taylor Agreed!

[@HylianRat]

Great video! Can't wait to see more.

[@Kanekals]

I second the relaxing part although it also makes me want to eat every single time

[@Nebelpfade666]

In the cadets, we'd take all the main meals out and put them in a huge cauldron of hot water, then they'd give them randomly to us. I never liked the bread thought, haha !

[@NecroBanana]

That sounds kinda fun.

[@joey_bookworm6169]

I don't know how I got here watching people eat space meals but it is interesting.What I'm wondering though is how do you get these space meals?

[@spyredrum3447]

love your mre videos for if I need to survive in somewhere like the wild

[@INVESTORY-Greg]

this one looks great, would love to have one of this back in the IDF !

[@caitlinadam6644]

I feel like this could last someone a day. Breakfast: Apples and coffee Morning snack: Peppermint sweetir Lunch: Peanut and Jam sandwich, water Afternoon snack: Chocolate Tea: Meat, mashed potato and juice. Although, I suppose those who this was intended for would probably need that much energy.

[@MrMLaidlaw]

Use to eat these alot in my early years of cadets. Got one 5 years old with a chocolate bar that turned white lol The bread was like a brick and the pitted cherry pie is still embedded in that tree...

[@djzyx]

Canada does it best doesn't surprise me since I am Canadian and traveled around the world :)

[@stikinthemud9710]

I will have to bring chopsticks with me next time I go backpacking. Never could get the Idahoan mashed potatoes to fully reconstitute with my regular utensils. Thanks for the awesome videos.

[@gschultz9]

StikIn TheMud Yeah, I've avoided breaking out the chopstick, but it really does seem like it's a good idea--especially with relatively small or narrow pouches.

[@My360man]

Did the price tag say Oakville outdoor and surplus?

[@MadreMaven]

I've never seen am IMP video! And I'm in Canada. Neat.

[@JabAtLife]

man that description is Frat, but my friend is quite interested recently in trying to get his hands on MRE/IMP for emergencies and to taste one and see how it is.

[@josh5897]

Rather Have This Than School Food

[@jasonvoorhees6657]

right

[@sebastianhrittik4045]

where did u :"guys" actually get it i need one to try looks tasty

[@giantgrowth]

those Canadians eat good. if we wanted to buy a couple of them where would we go?

[@julie-od7xh]

I can get them now but I live in the USA,

[@annieveneziano931]

Survival conventions or expos

[@madisontrumley8447]

They put "May Contain" on packages here in Canada because the product is manufactured in an enviroment that also contains those ingredients. So if someone is allergic or doesn't want gluten in their food, then they will know that those ingredients 'may' have been mixed in with the food by cross contamination. Peanut butter is a big one Here, as so many people are allergic to it. We can't send our kids to school with products that contain or MAY contain peanuts! That's why you see products here with the crossed out peanut symbol on some packages. It lets us parents know that we can send that product to school in our kids lunch.

[@joshuacalderon3542]

Anyone else watch this guy to help you fall asleep?

[@Andovarius]

I'm sure a comment like that really makes him feel like he produces boring videos. If you watch these videos to fall asleep, something's wrong with you.

[@joshuacalderon3542]

It's not supposed to be mean, it's just how calm his voice is

[@360rad]

I agree 100% hes not boring at all but definitely helps put me to sleep or make me hungry

[@suzieq4750]

Actually, I do just that. It's not at all a bad thing. I wake up many times throughout the night and it helps ease me back to sleep. It does make me hungry though. G.Shultz, I really enjoyed this video. Thank you.

[@suzieq4750]

We're you even alive in 1967? I went to the 1963 World's Fair in New York.

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

omg that looked so tasty :D and giggles at the nescafe :P

[@Folsomdsf2]

Don't a lot of Canadian servicemen use MRE's as well? That's what I understood is they just integrate many times into the US supply chain abroad so probably the IMP is more rare?

[@fearfactz1]

Is there a reason why they always use code for the dates? Wouldn't be easier for everybody if they write something like 23-oct-14 ?

[@therideneverends1697]

the world may never know! i think its the millitarys secret stratagy to confuse people. i mean have you ever looked at a millitary manual! page 1-100? fuck no! they do page 1-2 then letter code (which repeats with a minute diffrence somewhere else in the manual) why? we just dont know!

[@santibouphavong]

Hey bud, I ordered a case of "low sodium" mre from sopacko. When it comes in, I'll send you one from the box to review. Thanks again for all the cool vids you do

[@skurtov]

Don't know why these are fascinating, but they are

[@eggHDB]

Damn, the I'd sure as hell be happy to be a Canadian soldier when it came down to sustenance.

[@nathangainesy8885]

Wish I could get my hands on IMPs! Very hard to find nowadays since they switched to the MREs, even for us Canadians

[@genericversions4761]

very well true good sir

[@Jaybird196]

You actually snagged an IMP :D ! Hmm. I guess suicide is.... bread-less? ;) This meal looked quite good. Hopefully, you'll be able to acquire more, and ones that are equally appetizing.

[@rescyou]

Notice the length of the spoon handle, that is so you can eat with hockey gloves on :)

[@gschultz9]

Ha Ha Ha! That's hilarious! Funniest reason I've heard for the length of the handle!

[@SeanLuxforde]

There seems to be a LOT of food included in the IMP. Are these packaged for one individual meal as a serving size, or are these packages of food generally stretched for a day or so? Just curious!

[@capthowitzer]

+Sean Vichinsky These are designed so that they *can* be eaten all in one go, but are generally stripped down by soldiers, and eaten piece by piece during the day.

[@sdes1216]

+Sean Vichinsky 3 IMPs per day per soldier but as capthowitzer mentionned each meal is stripped down to save space and only retain what the soldier know he will eat

[@illogicalmethod]

+Sean Vichinsky MRE/IMP are designed to be higher in calories. A soldier out in the field, will burn a lot of calories. Due to lugging gear and the various terains that a soldier may have to hike through with that gear, they will end up burning roughly 4,000 to 5,000 calories a day on patrols, so each meal will have around 1,300 or so calories.

[@NeroGaming]

+capthowitzer Yeah typically what I did was eat the main meal, then save the peanut butter, crackers, and cookies for in between meals. Never really drank the coffee/hot chocolate as it was too much of hassle to make, so some of us would just put the powder into our mouths and wash down with water for some caffeine if it was needed. And it was 3 IMP's a day, for breakfast/lunch/supper.

[@jasminesomerset]

The IMPs look way more appetizing on the tray than most of the MREs! Also, It seems like the IMPs have a little bit more food. Im not trying to say that the MREs are bad! Just that I would prefer a IMP

[@gschultz9]

+Jas Smith I can certainly see where you're coming from.

[@jasminesomerset]

gschultz9​ Thank you for replying! I said this on someone elses video and they said that I am being rude about the MREs! It is my opinion, so if others don't like my statement, they should not reply!

[@sarahrey7613]

Love watching your videos. 😊

[@cheongjiahao4843]

hi,was wondering where I could buy these rations.Also,do they deliver to other countries besides USA and Canada? I am from Singapore by the way

[@NormanMatchem]

Looks amazing, I'll have to hunt down one of these IMPs.

[@jedijwk]

WHERE CAN I GET ONE OF THESE? this looks amazing and i would love to purchase one. If Anyone know where reply to this comment please.

[@michaelmcarthur3065]

E bay is your best bet

[@kazma7x207]

Try an army surplus store

[@SelladorOfficial]

This is really entertaining and an interesting hobby, but is MRE's the only thing you eat? or most of what you eat? How do you manage

[@PixelKing548]

That was a very interesting review!

[@royperkins3851]

The extra gravy was a nice addition to the those mashed potatoes, although there wasn't enough bread. Having a pb&j with a roast beef and potatoes is kinda odd but that's ration eating it seldom makes sense.

[@simone2125]

It looks more appealing than the MRE's made in the US

[@wickedlilladyxox9009]

This is so cool! I haven't seen anything like that before! This is my first time seeing a video of yours, and I'm wondering what is this? Where do you buy it? What is it for ? Thanks ! :)

[@RandomlyBeautiful13]

I've always loved how bread translates to pain in French. lol

[@djkeelo]

Montreal smoked meat... and an Expo '67 mug... I see what you did there.

[@WhiskeyRichard.]

I'm shocked the coffee wasn't Tim Hortons. But then again, maybe the peach drink was...