I lived off of the worst rated Military food for 24 hours

[@felaxchow207]

Let’s get this out onto a tray…

[@nicolemerrill9167]

Steve MRE

[@supermansbrother]

Mkay...

[@Ghandisgarage]

Nice hiss

[@Sgt.Ro-CIB-11Bravo]

Nice mkaaay

[@mikejames7313]

Niceeeee

[@derekfrancis3707]

Love these road trips way more than the overseas content. It's what brought me here - thanks for going back to your roots!

[@Aspenjohnson4646]

Mav never disappoints

[@petejablowski2123]

Last video wasn’t that good

[@Tdaawg]

this one kinda disappointed

[@BsTheLadynred]

Yeah, but this one grossed me out a bit.

[@Louicanthrope]

neither did the vomelette apparently

[@BsTheLadynred]

@@Louicanthrope LOL, good name for it.

[@jennifer9322]

OMG Mav, you completely crack me up. The vomlette was hysterical. The fact you actually thought the salsa verde was going to help it was way too funny. Watching you eat 40 year old MRE's was much more amusing than I thought it was going to be. Keep up the great work! I love watching your videos.

[@jerrywestin3447]

Finally we were able to see that he is well hung 🍆 & cute 🍑 😂

[@willyoung4512]

Dude, I was active duty Marine Corps during the first Desert era... I loved the Chicken ala king and would trade for it! The trick to enjoying MREs is first, you GOTTA stir it up so it's not a slimy slab of fish. Secondly, you got to mix things.... like the sausage and hashbrowns. Third... never, EVER discard the Tabasco sauce, salt, or pepper from a prior meal! Those are your best friend for when you get a bad MRE. Lol The one I didnt like was the Corned beef Hash... which is weird because I typically like that stuff. The pound cakes!... you gotta try them!

[@vision-gc4hy]

Solid information.

[@MissionaryInMexico]

The chicken Ala King is VERY good. I liked most of the different menus from ALL the eras. The Mexican food (fajita?) one (I can't remember the name of it, I ate my last one last year) is very good. If you set the tortillas in the sun to dry and harden, you can shave the edges to a sharp knife edge and throw them like Frisbees at the enemy's necks. 🤣 Honestly I'd pull peanut butter and jelly from other rats, and put it on the tortillas, (with honey and mayonnaises if i could find it) and roll them up and make a delicious snack. I joined the Civil Air Patrol (Auxiliary US Air Force) when i was 14 years old, in the late 1970's. I became the cadet commander for my squadron in 1981. We ate Korea and Vietnam era C rations in the can, courtesy of the US Air Force, as a gift to us cadet Airmen. They were (mostly) delicious. Those MREs served us well when we were on exercises, or when we were called out of school for days at a time, doing Search And Rescue for downed aircraft or lost hunters (mostly found those guys dead) and for the subsequent "cordon camping trips" for up to a week while we guarded the aircraft, 24/7 in 12 hour shifts. I ate literally HUNDREDS of MRE's before I actually joined the Air Force Security Forces. And then... I ate Literally *1,000'S* of MRE's because of all the alerts, readiness calls and exercises we had. (And Cold war crap, a few TDY deployments all over Europe). I actually find current enlisted guys in the San Antonio TX area, and ask them to give me their expired MRE's by the full case. I still eat them today, better than ever now than in the history of US MREs. I've brought many here to my house in Mexico. I still have about a dozen left. Maybe I'll do a video of them? Yeah. I'm doing one today. I'll post it later. The pork ribs in barbecue sauce are very good, some of my favorite kinds. Pasta... Best. But they're all good and nutritious. (Except the Vomelette ) I grew in size from age 18 to 24 because of military food, gaining 3 inches and 35 pounds over those 6 years. I kept gaining to 190 pounds (55 pounds heavier than arrival at MEPS) at age 30... And I NEVER had any fat. I blame military food and MREs. 👍🇺🇲 GOOD STUFF. Military life was very good for me, and MREs, even better. Seeing Mav enjoy them is a joy for me and a lot of us OG's, too.

[@willyoung4512]

@@MissionaryInMexico I gained weight at boot camp. Lol

[@vision-gc4hy]

@@MissionaryInMexico Cool story man 😎

[@MissionaryInMexico]

@@willyoung4512 i went from 135 pounds to 155 in Basics, then from 155 to 170 in Police school, then bounced around between 165 to 175, 180 between my first PCS and separation. And I gained 3 inches. I loved getting the MREs as often as I could. There was and is something about military food. Love it.

[@CaptainTusk45]

I'm pretty sure if Steve MRE eats MREs from the 40s and is still alive I'm sure eating an MRE from the 90s is going to be okay Mav lol.

[@DubsStop]

Edible but disgusting. 🤪

[@hisaffliction8thms]

Beat me to it 😂

[@AvEnGeD7X238]

Just cause someone else does it, and was “okay” from a nibble. Don’t mean these are😂 totally different food and brand and chemicals for packaging

[@DJ-iu5bb]

Steve is built different 😂

[@thexxit]

I was just about to say, there's that "hiss" 😂

[@montyollie]

HAHA I can't believe how compelling it is to watch some guy eat 40 year old MREs. The fact you didn't think the 80s one was bad was hilarious. The vomlette scenes were HILARIOUS. Thanks for sharing

[@ten98media]

hahaha i was especially dying when he said the m&ms tasted like he bought a couch on FBmarket and found them inside 😂

[@TomS699]

Steve would like a word with you

[@NidasGlidas]

You would love stevemre1989 if you haven't watched him already

[@DJ-iu5bb]

​@@TomS699my Cat when she sees another Cat she doesn't like Me : Nice Hiss 😾

[@CalTrask73]

Expiration dates and the risks that come with food poisoning are for other people, but not for Mav

[@HostileTerritory]

I was really hoping for a "nice hiss" when he opened those crackers

[@eriklarson2183]

I actually liked the chicken Ala King. My older brother was a 1stSGT in the Marine Corps and he would always give me MRE's that he and others had had left over from training exercises. I was in a Boy Scouts High Adventure Post at the time and we did weekend excursions' and traveled throughout the country back packing, rock climbing, mountaineering, etc. and I always brought along MRE's. The trick to the maple sausage MRE was to break it up, add it to the hashbrowns and take the squeeze cheese from another MRE and mix it all together. It was good that way. The chicken ala king I liked. you heated it in water and I would break up the crackers and add it on top with some hot sauce... Spot on!

[@IAm010110]

In field culinary physics! 🙌💪

[@dasanironnie]

Watched about 5 videos of you and at 19:38 you said 5 words that stole my heart. “Just watching some One Piece”. Instantly subbed

[@eriklarson2183]

Hey Mav... Just a heads up. When you are heating 2 items at once make sure the heating core is between the two. If not it does not evenly heat both pouches!

[@korndud]

seems like common sense lol

[@TermiteTweeker]

This is what I was coming here to post/see if anyone else had mentioned.

[@saleenmustang9793]

​@@korndudI don't think there's any common sense left in this society or generation.

[@ChevieBabySalvatore]

Well talk about being positive or hopeful 😂

[@darklakegarden6407]

I loved the freeze dried fruit you'd get in the old 80's mre's that my army husband would bring home after training exercises before he got out in '86. So yummy!

[@MissionaryInMexico]

I loved those freeze dried fruit, too. They were fantastic high energy snacks. I'd throw them in with my oatmeal for flavor and nutrition. The chicken Ala King is VERY good. I liked most of the different menus from ALL the eras. The Mexican food (fajita?) one (I can't remember the name of it, I ate my last one last year) is very good. If you set the tortillas in the sun to dry and harden, you can shave the edges to a sharp knife edge and throw them like Frisbees at the enemy's necks. 🤣 Honestly I'd pull peanut butter and jelly from other rats, and put it on the tortillas, (with honey, raisins and mayonnaises if i could find it) and roll them up and make a delicious snack. I joined the Civil Air Patrol (Auxiliary US Air Force) when i was 14 years old, in the late 1970's. I became the cadet commander for my squadron in 1981. We ate Korea and Vietnam era C rations in the can, courtesy of the US Air Force, as a gift to us Cadet Airmen. They were (mostly) delicious. Mom and Dad must've been thanking God for the endless supply of MREs because I are like a HORSE in high school because of sports and karate. Those MREs served us well when we were on exercises, or when we were called out of school for days at a time, doing Search And Rescue for downed aircraft or lost hunters (mostly found those guys dead) and for the subsequent "cordon camping trips" for up to a week while we guarded the aircraft, 24/7 in 12 hour shifts. I ate literally HUNDREDS of MRE's before I actually joined the Air Force Security Forces. And then... I ate Literally *1,000'S* of MRE's because of all the alerts, readiness calls and exercises we had. (And Cold war crap, a few TDY deployments all over Europe). I actually find current enlisted guys in the San Antonio TX area, and ask them to give me their expired MRE's by the full case. I still eat them today, better than ever now than in the history of US MREs. I've brought many here to my house in Mexico. I still have about a dozen left. Maybe I'll do a video of them? Yeah. I'm doing one today. I'll post it later. The pork ribs in barbecue sauce are very good, some of my favorite kinds. Pasta... Best. But they're all good and nutritious. (Except the Vomelette ) I grew in size from age 18 to 24 because of military food, gaining 3 inches and 35 pounds over those 6 years. I kept gaining to 190 pounds (55 pounds heavier than arrival at MEPS) at age 30... And I NEVER had any fat. I blame military food and MREs. 👍🇺🇲 GOOD STUFF. Military life was very good for me, and MREs, even better. Seeing Mav enjoy them is a joy for me and a lot of us OG's, too.

[@Burte000]

I actually didn't mind the MREs when I was in the army. The best part was regulating yourself with the oatmeal cookie bar and the jelly 😂

[@splift23]

the new pizza MREs are fire, not even because the pizza but because they have the oatmeal cookie and the cobbler.

[@turinggirl6432]

I always got crap for eating the oatmeal dry. Also i'd always have to force myself to eat the peanut butter and jelly. Never liked super sweet stuff.

[@GTFBITK]

I had to smoke two reds to pinch one off after eating MREs.

[@MissionaryInMexico]

Did you ever notice the mineral oil content of the jellies in the old C rats and D rats? That's what "regulated" us...

[@Mid-MoDisabledhunter]

Thank you for your service sir, it’s much appreciated! God bless 🇺🇸

[@7Wolf2k]

Please post a video of you taking the boat out and fishing on it. That would be awesome!

[@darylthomas4676]

Ate many of these while serving in Desert Storm. We had to find our own heat source to cook them. If you ever find one with a maple nut cake in it make sure you try it. BUSSIN!😋👍 We also had a breakfast omelet but it was so disgusting no one could stomach it either. At least yours had some veggies in it! lol! Yours looked just like the omelet meal we had. YUMMY! The pork meatballs in bbq sauce and rice wasn't to bad. Try and check that one out if you ever get the chance Mav. Some of our mre's had a chocolate fudge bar in them that would put you three weeks ahead of schedule if you know what i mean so be careful Mav! It was ok though, we had an oatmeal bar that would counter act against the fudge bar.😁Some meals even contained mini tobasco hot sauce bottles but even tobasco sauce couldn't save that nasty tasting omelet.

[@SargesCustoms]

Frankfurters for the win. 😀

[@MissionaryInMexico]

If you set the tortillas in the sun to dry and harden, you can shave the edges to a sharp knife edge and throw them like Frisbees at the enemy's necks. 🤣 I joined the Civil Air Patrol (Auxiliary US Air Force) when i was 14 years old in the late 1970's. I became the cadet commander for my squadron in 1981. We ate Korea and Vietnam era C rations in the can, courtesy of the US Air Force, as a gift to us. Those MREs served us well when we were on exercises, or when we were called out of school for days at a time, doing Search And Rescue for downed aircraft or lost hunters (mostly found those guys dead) and for the subsequent cordon camping trip for up to a week while we guarded the aircraft. I ate literally HUNDREDS of MRE's before I actually joined the Air Force. And then... I ate Literally *1,000'S* of MRE's because of all the alerts, readiness calls and exercises we had. (And Cold war crap and a few TDY deployments). I actually find current enlisted guys in the San Antonio TX area, and get them to give me their expired MRE's by the full case. I still eat them today, better than ever on the history of MREs. I've brought many here to my house in Mexico. I still have about a dozen left. Maybe I'll do a video of them? The pork ribs in barbecue sauce are very good, some of my favorite kinds. But they're all good and nutritious. (Except the Vomelette ) I grew in size from age 18 to 24 because of military food, gaining 3 inches and 35 pounds. And I NEVER had any fat. I blame military food and MREs. 👍🇺🇲 GOOD STUFF. Military life was very good for me, and MREs, even better. Seeing Mav enjoy them is a joy for me and a lot of us OG's, too.

[@tweston800]

I loved the ham slices, beef stew and dehydrated beef patties were my favorite. Camp Thunderbird 11th Signal BDE.

[@slattery_bizz8533]

Love your videos! Also one piece is so good one of my favorite shows

[@Smugginz]

Nice! Lets get this out onto a tray!

[@litefu9495]

A man’s channel… trying old mres in a truck . A little bit of old USofA. Praise God baby!😎🤟🏾

[@joni38]

Camping/cooking date with Mav is the best part of my Sunday. You're the best Mav! ❤

[@dcorrell1974]

The pack with salt/pepper and stuff is called the accessory pack. The heater is an FRH (Flameless Ratio Heater). Keep up the great work Mav!!!

[@danwilson6069]

The worst canadian IMP (MRE) that I ate while I was serving was the ham omelet, aka, the lung in a bag. You couldn't scrounge enough salt, pepper, and ketchup to make that thing taste good.

[@peterpain6625]

If you like intestines it's edible. Sriracha helps. Vomlet still takes the cake hands down for me ;)

[@rileyobrien4190]

A trick you can do to the heater if its partially working/ has issues is to grind it a bit with your hands like its hand warmers with the water.

[@Laniccal]

Pretty awesome timing as I just finished the other MRE video, and we've got another one that's just as interesting! Thanks for all you do Mav! These videos have been comforting as of late.

[@purplepainandgoldsuffering]

I didn't think the maple sausage patty was too bad, I actually enjoyed it. But the granola with blueberries was by far the best component in that MRE. And the hash browns were enjoyable too.

[@kelliephoenix]

Literally LOL with the last mre! The m&ms that taste like a Facebook marketplace couch m&ms and the almost puking from the egg grossness! 🤣 Thank you for your humor and great attitude! 😁

[@MattHolloway-i5i]

Yes I remember eating the same more as a kid nothing else tasted like it and watching you eat it and open it up brought back memories man

[@US_ARMY_RETIRED]

Mav Iraq Veteran here, the MRE heater is better placed upright and we used to use the packaging it comes in to hold it. Thanks for reminding us 😄 🤣

[@rayakojuice]

Love the SteveMRE impressions in there

[@Brian-mp2mv]

Food reviews of the mountain house type meals would be awesome! There's several different manufacturers of the freeze dried varieties👍 Peak is another one, I've had several of theirs and they've got a good selection: Strawberry Granola Mountain Berry Granola Biscuits & Sausage Gravy Breakfast Skillet Beef Chili Mac Three Bean Chili Mac Sweet Pork & Rice Beef Pasta Marinara Chicken Teriyaki Rice Butternut Dal Bhat Cheesy Chicken & Broccoli Chicken Pesto Pasta Chicken Coconut Curry Beef Stroganoff Homestyle Chicken & Rice Chicken Alfredo Pasta Brownie Bites Cookie Bites

[@MissionaryInMexico]

Mountain House and Peak are both very good in their own right. But I LOVE my US military MREs. The chicken Ala King is VERY good. I liked most of the different menus from ALL the eras. The Mexican food (fajita?) one (I can't remember the name of it, I ate my last one last year) is very good. If you set the tortillas in the sun to dry and harden, you can shave the edges to a sharp knife edge and throw them like Frisbees at the enemy's necks. 🤣 Honestly I'd pull peanut butter and jelly from other rats, and put it on the tortillas, (with honey and mayonnaises if i could find it) and roll them up and make a delicious snack. I joined the Civil Air Patrol (Auxiliary US Air Force) when i was 14 years old, in the late 1970's. I became the cadet commander for my squadron in 1981. We ate Korea and Vietnam era C rations in the can, courtesy of the US Air Force, as a gift to us cadet Airmen. They were (mostly) delicious. Those MREs served us well when we were on exercises, or when we were called out of school for days at a time, doing Search And Rescue for downed aircraft or lost hunters (mostly found those guys dead) and for the subsequent "cordon camping trips" for up to a week while we guarded the aircraft, 24/7 in 12 hour shifts. I ate literally HUNDREDS of MRE's before I actually joined the Air Force Security Forces. And then... I ate Literally *1,000'S* of MRE's because of all the alerts, readiness calls and exercises we had. (And Cold war crap, a few TDY deployments all over Europe). I actually find current enlisted guys in the San Antonio TX area, and ask them to give me their expired MRE's by the full case. I still eat them today, better than ever now than in the history of US MREs. I've brought many here to my house in Mexico. I still have about a dozen left. Maybe I'll do a video of them? Yeah. I'm doing one today. I'll post it later. The pork ribs in barbecue sauce are very good, some of my favorite kinds. Pasta... Best. But they're all good and nutritious. (Except the Vomelette ) I grew in size from age 18 to 24 because of military food, gaining 3 inches and 35 pounds over those 6 years. I kept gaining to 190 pounds (55 pounds heavier than arrival at MEPS) at age 30... And I NEVER had any fat. I blame military food and MREs. 👍🇺🇲 GOOD STUFF. Military life was very good for me, and MREs, even better. Seeing Mav enjoy them is a joy for me and a lot of us OG's, too.

[@EdgeOfNowhere2024]

I’d defo like that

[@dolari]

I loved the maple patty meal. Wish MREs did more breakfast meals.

[@USN_Ret-]

The longest we went on nothing but MREs was right around 10 days, maybe a few days longer. Back then individual meals didn't include the heater packs and when they sent them out to us there were never enough heaters so we got creative heating them up. Usually involved burning something dangerous. seafour. If ya know, you know.

[@PaulBuikema]

Mav! Awesome, glad to see you got the Vomelette. I've had the sausage patty MRE wasn't horrible. My very first MRE ever was a 1990 chicken a la king, a friend of mine was in the US Air force and served in the desert. When he brought it home he made me eat it cold as a dare, also wasn't horrible. Keep in truckin!

[@brianredban9393]

Let's get this out on a tray. Nice

[@SargesCustoms]

Oh, you had the makings of a Ranger Reeses with that cocoa powder and peanut butter. Just a teaspoon of water into the cocoa powder along with the creamer and sugar, mix to a thick consistency, and then add the peanut butter into the mix. Stir and imagine it is the bestest thing ever. 😀 We used to crumble the crackers into the Chicken Ala King (when we HAD to absolutely eat it) and make it a little thicker. Definitely needed the toilet paper. Great vid, Mav!

[@brendaw2255]

My ex used to make that! I was looking through the comment to see anyone else mentioned it 😂

[@johncarter6276]

Retired vet from 90-06 mres are a like playing poker ya never know what ya gonna get but the best ones are the originals with Tabasco

[@Mespana757]

USMC 2011-2015 3531 I had the great fortune to somehow always end up with the sausage patty and of course no one ever wants to trade and it was definitely top 3 worst to have especially when every meal for months is MRE’s so I would only ever eat the oats, drink & muffin/poptart (sometimes instead of muffin it would have a brown sugar poptart) ALSO eating only MRE’s gives the absolute worst, screaming, sweating & straining constipation especially when all you have is a hole to go in in the elements. Enjoy my friend! Subscriber for 4 years, Much Love from VA

[@flomastah]

Mav's so positive he can even see the good in the worst rated expired MREs lol

[@rileyobrien4190]

So much Sodium to keep yuh going haha. Dont miss em but if apocalypse happens, you're g if you've got stock 😂

[@airflez]

I'd like to see you give a speech to young adults about what it's like to do what you do in these videos. You give us quality content, thank you

[@wyattchapman3277]

ONE LOVE ❤️

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

Hahahahhahaha dude!!! I served in the Army during the Vomelette era, had the consistency and taste of wet styrofoam, definitely a terrible menu, but I honestly love everything else and still do lol. You do have to be careful with really old MRE's, if they weren't stored correctly the mains will go bad-- if you freeze MRE's they will last pretty much forever and only need to thaw them out to eat then (that includes all the old ones if whoever originally acquired them was diligent in doing that).

[@MrKelsox]

Love your videos. Chicken a la king is a classic dish, kinda saw it around in the 70s and 80s, or might see it on a brunch buffet.

[@kevinhayes1656]

Actually, I was in the Marine Corps during desert storm and chicken à la king was my favorite meal. I would actually trade for it.

[@colinshanta1001]

Combine certain parts of the mre to "cook" different things. A simple place to start is added crumbled crackers, salt, and hot sauce to a main dish.

[@Champy]

Every time Mav uploads our days get better!

[@JCorona408]

15:36 “Nice hiss”

[@elevatorman7750]

Great video. The chicken ala king brings back memories of me and my friends camping. We would take my dads MREs . And there would always be chicken ala king. We would warm it in water and break the cracker up in it. It was like eating wet cardboard. Lol. But when you were a kid in the 80s you didnt really mind it. 😂😂

[@GRUFF..]

I always went hungry when I got the veggie omelette 😂. Tried it once and had the same reaction you did. By far the worst mre I had in the 8 years I was in.

[@peterpain6625]

Feel you m8. No amount of Sriracha could make that one work for anyone ever i suppose ;) Bet you could make a tastier omlette eating raw veggies and an egg then ralphing it in a pan and fry it ...

[@johndzurenko]

I did not mind the chicken alla, we always put the hot sauce in with it from the accessories pack. The peaches were always good. Heaters rarely came with any of the mre's form the early 90s.

[@Wooderson5811]

As a marine that’s been deployed to a combat environment. It cracks me up that people eat these things as an endurance or a suffrage thing. Typically you heat everything up and pour everything in the folded bag it comes in. I never drank the beverage powders.

[@atom_________6815]

do another video with the vomlet and turn it in to something that tastes good.

[@tdube07]

I know Mav isn't a cooking channel per se, but I would love to see a MRE/Mav cooking fusion. Where we maybe get a catch and cook MRE

[@the305hauler]

Booyah 👊🏽 😁 👍🏽 🇺🇸, Mav that pork sausage tastes like dog food, everything else is good inside the pack. My heater didn't work though, so everything was cold. The hashbrowns were good, need to add salt🧂, if you have pepper that too lol. It was blue, and I drank from the bag. Thank you to our service men and women. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇲🇽.

[@missmya3972]

God bless our troops for keeping us safe and for having to endure this food. Thank you for your service (and I'm being serious). 🇺🇸 🙏

[@larrybelleville5842]

I see you are set up nice with a nice boat that u could dial in a multiple spiecies catch and cook video in one of my closest and most recommended lake around. Lake St Clair. On any given day u can go out and catch huge muskey, perch, walleyes. I would like to help u set up trip there...

[@jodyhaslip2670]

One of my favorites! Great video!

[@catherinemckoy4197]

Suggestions for videos: current gear review/ truck clean out / truck maintenance

[@gordomexican]

Watching this video all I could hear in my head was steve1989 saying "let's get this onto a tray, nice"

[@finallyflynnished5944]

Hey Mav, I had a few of these packs, and back then, we didn't have a heat pack. We had to boil it in our canteen with water..

[@JonahTroglia]

Mav your hands down my favorite youtuber.. I recently just started my own trucking camper setup for my youtube channel. So thanks for the insperation!!! Also I would love to see this same video but with the best tasting MRE's, that would be cool.. Thanks man and keep on truckin!

[@mustafahameed7056]

15:37 NICE HISS……. @Steve1989MREInfo would be very proud of that hiss……..without the tray NICEEE😂🤣

[@ThatBoyMossed]

Thx for always putting a smile on my face Mav

[@bungaloboynes]

Mav ❤ love your videos and out look on life keep trucking

[@slightlyoutnumbered]

Mav you are awesome man I love that you zip tied your go pro mount to your hat instead of buying a hat clip lol it adds to your character 👍

[@RussellDelong-q7q]

the granola from the first meal is the best with some extra dehydrated fruit and honey i take one of those and one mountain house breakfast scramble with me for camp everytime i go out (i use hot water though for the granola), also peaches from the 90s mres are amazing

[@ladygreer9323]

Hey Mav.. Great video. Always a fun time watching you. Thanks, Enjoy!! ♥️🐞🤗

[@KimsNatureChannel]

I used to loveeeeee those peaches and fruit cocktail. So yummy! The peanut butter was good too.

[@claytonbartos6485]

I really like your personal ads for your merch. I’d watch them over KZbin ads any day.

[@hoppingllamas4081]

mav im happy with any video you put out 😊

[@Vontress]

Okay Mav...now we need a video of you elevating MRE's on a hot pot to see what you get! .😊.

[@maximjohns]

Hello! You have a new journey. Military rations are tasty, I probably haven’t tried such ones. Hugs to you! You are crazy!!😘😘😘💖💖💖💖💖

[@danielsacco3103]

Use the salt and pepper if they give you some in the MRE if you think it’ll help!

[@codyherrington1527]

Pork sausage patty was fire

[@douglasadams953]

I served in Air Force 85-06 deployed to Kuwait during Desert Storm and the Iraq War - ate lots of MREs never had the omelet and looks like that was a good thing. The chicken à la king I thought was ok if you put the tabasco sauce in it. My favorite was beef stew and the spaghetti and meatballs.

[@Sean-bp6xb]

The puking! Lol. Thx for sharing. MRE’s are on my to do list. So expensive though. Cheers. Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉

[@qjesse]

Mav can we get an update vid of all the stuff you commonly utilize in your truck to make the experience better? I think you've done one of these before, just wonder if anything has changed in your setup

[@GamliDanni]

Bro that was amazing the video was funny as hell, had me dying with the vomelette 😂

[@choppertcp1045]

It wasn’t gas it was sucking in air from vacuum seal. Great vidja! Thanks for sharing. As always keep on truckin’!

[@KyleAffronti]

I love these MRE videos lol... I'd like to see a series of eating strange new foods you haven't experienced before. You're reactions are amazing.

[@EPA3]

Mav, you should go back to the Pacific Northwest again. Lots of salmon fishing this time of year. The PNW videos you did a few years ago were sweet!!

[@lescoe]

15:37 Nice hiss

[@torienlute3753]

best KZbinr out there love the videos keep up the hard work

[@ChicReal]

Mav, I thought for sure the Desert shield one was going to be gnarly but the vomit MRE was HILARIOUS!! 😂😂😂

[@Dgarza461]

Hello from San Antonio Texas!!!! Love the content

[@kunalroy2263]

Mav we can understand there is lack of video idea is going on.. but these mre videos r good ngl, but you gotta start those og truck camping videos. And i got a little idea for you.. if you are planning to go asia again you should go to australia..

[@borowiak777]

Where did you find the veggies omelet? I actually like those and never went hungry in my time cause everyone else threw them away 😅😅😅 wish I could find one for memory lane 😊

[@dmontelennon5001]

great vid, entertaining as always 👍

[@AbidAhmed786]

Great vlog ❤❤

[@asharosman24]

i have been watching mav since he was at 100K im so glad he made so much progress from there

[@edwincolon4219]

King was awesome loved it 😊

[@bennyswill]

a few summers ago I was out working on the wildland fire line, we got spiked out for 11 days fighting this spot fire. resources were pretty low and we had to rely on airdropped MRE's for food. I tried pretty much every single one, and i have a simple policy now: Any meal that comes with a tortilla is usually pretty good.

[@gregsweber]

Mav, take that cocoa powder, mix the coffee creamer in, add a little water to brownie bater consistency, crush in some of the cracker, and you have a great dessert.

[@michaelwallace7587]

Brings back lots of memories. I was a platoon sgt. in the 131st Inf. Senior có couldn’t eat until the troops ate hot meals in the field so we where servers. Morning chow was when MREs where passes out. No looking in the case just grab and go. Didn’t like that find a buddy to trade with. We didn’t get MREs often. We were told they cost to much. Try making Ranger Coffee. Mix the creamer, sugar and instant coffee in 1. Then just suck on it a little at time. I still have a coffee can with the toilet paper in my boat. I retired just before we freed the oil wells in Kuwait.

[@rainsofhealing]

How about doing a FAVORITE MRE video?

[@kevinnix5495]

As a vet it's almost hard to watch civilians eating MREs but it's also entertainingly comical, I meant that with love btw. I love the chanmel and love that you actually enjoy these nasty nasty creatures they call rations 😂

[@deeisme1369]

When I was in we were eating the canned rations. Gotta tell you these look like gourmet meals. I got a chance to try some from the 90’s. There were a couple hard to choke down, but looking at some of those cans, mainly lima beans and ham, that was enough there to make a person quit eating. The best had to be corned beef hash. Many times I just ate peanut butter or jelly on the canned crackers. One of the guys brought me in canned beef stew when you pulled the cord the can heated up. But those on occasion would just heat up without the cord. Had a mess in the shop to clean up. These new MREs really taste a bunch better, they need the corned beef hash though. I still buy it quite a bit. I now make my own MREs for my road trips. Like Mav got a fridge for my truck. I have both butane and propane stoves. I’m 64 now, but my survival mode still kicks in. All our rations were Nam leftovers. I had a couple of faves. My other half who passed away a couple of years ago had some stored under his rack at the cabin. He called it his emergency stash. His son took all that stuff.

[@kevinnix5495]

@@deeisme1369 when I went camping as a kid my dad brought old 15-30 year old c rations from nam that he had left over, they were pretty bad. No ration can compare to actual food 😂

[@funzeevanzee]

I was sick just watching you try to eat those. 😂😂😂😂 funny.

[@ANiftyKitty]

15:37 I could hear Steve1989 say “nice hiss” at that exact moment lmao

[@sonjadlong7554]

I❤️ MAV! I❤️ MAV more when he cooks!!!!! Dude 😎✌🏻

[@chrissmith9439]

Mav should do some good old hippy camping lol! Where’s the vw bug and the Hippys! You even have the Mercedes to say cool kid lmao!

[@viktordekeyser5727]

Would love to see an overland type of video Mav! Take the F150 up in the mountains and enjoy a campfire 🔥