Mountain House Freeze Dried Pepper Steak Lasts 30 YEARS! - WHAT ARE WE EATING?? - The Wolfe Pit

[@TheWolfePit]

Pepper Steak is one of my favorite all time comfort foods, not only because it's delicious, but it's also east to make! But we don't always have the means to cook homemade foods if we're out camping, hunting, hiking or in a emergency situation. So that's when Mountain House Freeze Dried Italian Style Pepper Steak with rice and tomatoes comes in handy! All you need to do is add boiling water! These meals also last up to 30 years so they are a great food storage item! BUT, are they any good? Watch and see! SUBSCRIBE - goo.gl/6hkChx Help support The Wolfe Pit! - goo.gl/98hVCN Make a One Time Donation! - goo.gl/4BMDva Items I use in my videos - goo.gl/kah8h4 Check out my other channel - goo.gl/P6H5ee Social Media Links: Website - TheWolfePit.Com Facebook: facebook.com/groups/381019335339668/ Twitter: twitter.com/TheWolfePit Instagram: instagram.com/thewolfepit/ Website: www.thewolfepit.com "Broken Reality" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

[@clarezajac3276]

I got that recipe from you years ago and still make it once a week🖒🖒🖒

[@beautifulvibedynamic6155]

TheWolfePit Another Favorite Video 💓

[@gregormiller4037]

@ConservativeMiddleEastern ...the best thing is, you know is was a subtle miss hit on the keyboard, and knew exactly what was said:)

[@stevelogan5475]

Larry, gotta taste like an mre, even if not from the military.

[@greekgodapollosfarts7823]

I was actually going to make your pepper steak recipe tonight. I made it in the past and it was really good.

[@dingdongbells3314]

This seems like it's almost a high-quality civilian MRE... and in the words of Steve1989 "Nice!"

[@HotDoggin75]

Theyre ok, but at $8 for 2 small servings is a bit ridiculous

[@MalleusSemperVictor]

Needs more cigarettes.

[@567Kriss]

I heard this comment. *NICE, MKAY, LETS TRY OUT THIS RUSTY CAN OF BISCUITS*

[@antsbchill]

"Let's get this out onto a tray" Nice M-kay

[@cheddar2648]

nice hiss

[@72johnblack]

A 9 dollar dinner with beef will be a great bargain in 2046....I'm stocking up!!

[@Peter_One]

Next level prepping 👍👍👌

[@gaeshows1938]

it would cost $50 in 2046

[@72johnblack]

@@gaeshows1938 Exactly my point.

[@Ozzy_boi20]

Gae Shows And we will make $50/hr

[@crickus5249]

@@gaeshows1938 who will need cash then?

[@HereForAStorm]

I hear your background music everytime I drive by DollarTree.

[@andrewjohnson6907]

Kevin MacLeod - Broken Reality is the music. It increases your cooking skills by 3x when you haven't been to the grocery store in 2 weeks.

[@andrewjohnson6907]

It also induces finger stiffening and decreased tolerance to TVP. If you don't know about TVP, you will after hearing the music, but your fingers will be too uncooperative to stop it.

[@SplashAttackTCG]

"Last for 30 years" = Almost a life time. Damn bro, I guess that dollar tree food is a lot more harmful than it seems.

[@tomiv9850]

Lol

[@bigmak11969]

If you eat that crap for 30 years thats all you will live is 30 years

[@harveyknguyen]

@@bigmak11969 well at least the preservation technique only has to do with water

[@lancerevell5979]

I am 65 with serious health issues. MH meals will outlive me!

[@dreamingskys6250]

Steak that can last for 30 years? I can share it with my grandkids🕒

[@DumbArse]

You would need to get laid for that

[@dreamingskys6250]

@TheOtherWhiteBread0 your mom would disagree;)

[@dreamingskys6250]

@TheOtherWhiteBread0 confirm kill!!! Don't worry you'll get em next time...

[@aliceakosota797]

Weeb

[@dreamingskys6250]

@@aliceakosota797 Mountain Dew and Doritos!

[@ryanj86]

Damn that "You the people" graphic is looking clean lol

[@567Kriss]

You know.. I was just looking at it... It was mighty bold lmao.. *YOU* da peepl

[@isaiahjepson]

I'm one of the 11 cooks At OFD. I'd recommend you try rice and chicken. It's one of our best sellers. It's cool seeing what I make on your channel.

[@dvlexotics2177]

I agree it is great

[@calebpena7338]

For a second, I thought the title said “Mountain Dew Freeze Dried Pepper Steak”

[@sextuspompeius1266]

That gives me an idea

[@5roundsrapid263]

Issac Arellano Buffalo Wild Wings did have a Mountain Dew citrus sauce once.

[@JustinY.]

Looks like twinkies are off the menu when the apocalypse starts!

[@matt-yg9eh]

Hey Justin

[@natephillips11423]

Does justin respond to his comments

[@MrTMONEY7919]

blasphemy

[@tronixfix]

Hello REAL Justin

[@henrymccomments]

Brother

[@TheOriginalAndysGarage]

I have thousands of dollars of Mountain House food stored at my place, mostly number 10 cans, it is surprisingly good and I'll tell you one thing if you're starving this is the best stuff in the world to eat

[@sextuspompeius1266]

Should get MREs though

[@bojanglesjacksonthe3rd805]

Why would you need thousands ormf dollars worth lol

[@jonruss2718]

That’s outrageous

[@MarkLada]

That's what they want you to think.. Fear is the greatest sales tool in the world..

[@TheOriginalAndysGarage]

@@sextuspompeius1266 I had a MRES they don't last nearly as long as these

[@BradKimble]

I ate Mountain House for 45 days one summer while I was hiking on the Appalachian Trail. I thought most of it was good but then again I was so hungry most of the time I would have ate just about anything.

[@LukesJukes]

45 days at once? Dang, that’s one heck of a hike!

[@user-neo71665]

Poor planing, there isn't enough calories in these things to live off of that long. I like Mt house and hike with them all the time but not for long hikes.

[@BradKimble]

@@user-neo71665 I would stop in town every 5 to 7 days to restock on food and other supplies.

[@BradKimble]

@ungratefulmetalpansy No I didn't. It would have made some good KZbin content I bet.

[@JS-wp4gs]

They should advertise it as 'food that will last for a north korean lifetime' Mountain house has some decent meals and some really really bad ones. Word of advice, if you ever try out the lasagne meal don't use good quality utensils when eating it, that cheese sticks like glue and its hell to get off

[@robertgadbois5402]

Yeah, but it tastes really good.

[@jdjewellpa]

Could you give us a rundown on in your opinion which ones are good and bad? that woukd be awesome. ty

[@randomvideosn0where]

Depends on how hot your water gets

[@DarkAgeDan]

Sea salt was the first way of preserving food.

[@tookitogo]

DarkAgeDanny Well, one of the first ways. Chances are that simple drying and spontaneous fermentation (think kiviak) were known even earlier.

[@KevinWindsor1971]

@@tookitogo Ancient Sumerian beer was made by using a twice-baked bread called Bappir that is supposed to last for many years.

[@arran4285]

And to be use in ice cream

[@vihtavuori8892]

Nothing worse than being in an emergency situation and needing pepper steak....

[@famouslastwords0791HR]

I hate when that happens...

[@AccessoriesAddict5528]

😂🤣🤣

[@SquiggySquog]

My father and I bring Mountain House meals while backpacking so we can save a night of cooking and only need to boil water. I recommend the beef stroganoff meal.

[@Vee_H.]

If everyone on your end is okay with the live commentary, then do more of it. I kinda like it.

[@GrimmHades]

As a truck driver I might give this a try now. Anymore freeze dried foods coming soon?

[@robertgadbois5402]

Mountain house has many varieties. Go to their website and check it out.

[@jonruss2718]

npc102117 this guy gets it

[@GrimmHades]

@npc102117 pls god no lol

[@user-neo71665]

Just stay away from anything that is from the WISE brand.

[@chinlsx2077]

npc102117 What’s SMEGMA?

[@professor_lembach]

What a co-inky-dink. I tested Mountain House "Biscuits and Gravy" just last night. I was trapped indoors during the Seattle snow storms and was determined not to be caught off guard again without groceries. Chunks of buttermilk biscuits in a white pepper sauce with sausage bits. I tell you, it was way more delicious than an freeze-dried food had a right to be. You should try those next.

[@dwwolf4636]

It's the brand. A good one. They cost more than some of the cheaper fly by night shops but the quality is there, which is why they're still in business.

[@lilkong-sl7fv]

At first I wasn’t into the live commentary when you brought it up but you did it perfect! I liked it.

[@ScrumBeeble]

Giving Steve1989 a run for his money Larry.

[@crattia24]

Nice hiss

[@ScrumBeeble]

@@crattia24 lets get this out onto a tray.

[@ExtraKawaii]

@@ScrumBeeble nice

[@BELCAN57]

M'nice!

[@daywalker3068]

M'kay

[@pectiwita]

I am disappointed that you didnt say this was a sponsored video...

[@JARGIDAN]

Its funny how the manufacturer is saying that that bag contains 2.5 servings just so the nutri facts looks good. Its barely one serving for one adult. 129g+ water.

[@MasterMayhem78]

As a single serving it's a lot of food. Two could definitely have a descent meal.

[@bmc9504]

You can't be picky when the world ends.

[@be.A.b]

Ultimo D- 300 calories is not enough for a single meal, if you ate 300 calorie meals 3 times a day that would only be 900 calories in a day. Add heavy snacks and caloric drinks and you would be lucky to get up to 1500 calories. Not very sustainable long term.

[@thelastmemphian]

check out the protein and sodium per serving. thats why i love these packs for long hikes

[@Marz859]

Be You must be American lmao. It is enough for a single meal like lunch. You dont have to eat to absolute fullness EVERY time you eat.

[@soulfreaz]

I have some bags of this. We get hurricanes.

[@CalvZynist]

Change your profile picture to something that every other person doesn't have right now

[@soulfreaz]

@@CalvZynist no.

[@rogerholloway8498]

One of the few things we have left in Oregon to be proud of.

[@cheddar2648]

Deschutes Brewery and Black Butte Porter

[@heyster3]

New segment for freeze dried food? Hope you try lots of brands to compare taste.

[@kswck]

Larry: Ever consider doing a video on MRE's?

[@686caleb]

He already has

[@ravensbrood3544]

No thats Steve1989 who does those videos.

[@PIERCESTORM]

Ravens Brood he has done 1 video

[@NTheGR-qx3cc]

Crazy Russian Hacker has had pretty much every MRE in the world on his channel.

[@bhasty1]

I'm so glad you brought your daughter into the family business. It's nice to see family together with the way our country is going.

[@ActualHumanPerson]

I like their stroganoff

[@xrn769]

I hope the savory lasts for 30 years

[@ClassicNite]

The live reaction to the food was pretty cool. Nice new twist.

[@carlz0r]

All mountain house meals that I have tried have been amazing, even ones that I thought would turn out disgusting were so good I couldn't believe it was freeze-dried at all. If you try more of these, you won't be disappointed.

[@GrumpyIan]

9:27 Steve1989MREInfo says hi.

[@Rehdman6444]

The pepper steak is my favorite from Mountain House. I keep a few of these in the pantry for those days when I'm just too lazy to cook "from scratch". Good taste and dead simple to prepare.

[@GEAE_Denny_L]

And in 30 years that $9 meal will be a bargain.

[@Bruwulf]

The MH "Breakfast Skillet" meal is fantastic. It's my favorite hunting camp breakfast... And sometimes dinner, too. Their "Biscuits and gravy" is... surprisingly not-terrible, either. I hesitate to call it "good", but considering what you're dealing with conceptually, it works surprisingly well.

[@judibickford5306]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your authenticity, Larry and I LOVED the authenticity of the live commentary. Keep up the WONDERFUL work!

[@beautifulvibedynamic6155]

*-Who Else Likes The Video B4 Watching 🎶-*

[@progressiveguy9959]

Bww Irving I do because every one of Larry's videos are thumbs-up videos.

[@beautifulvibedynamic6155]

Progressive Guy You got that right Mr.Progressive 👏👌💦

[@lancerevell5979]

This MH flavor isn't bad. Not their best, but not their worst. I don't see anything wrong with the rice. Looks like Uncle Bens, which I grew up with.

[@randomthoughts3599]

Now that looks good! Thanks for the video for "us the people". Looking forward to the next video👍

[@davidharrison8021]

Larry, great video and i'd love to watch you do more Mountain House meals please!!

[@capricornqueen6916]

Yes!! I was just saying that

[@Domino13]

This really just seems like a commercial for this brand/product. Was this video sponsored in any way by the company?

[@tfpvlogsandvids1339]

I dont know if his vid was sponsored but I've eaten a lot of mountain house meals and they are really good if that's why you were asking. We eat them on the trail all the time, I like the cheesey beef mac and cheese the best.

[@pnuttboi]

I would love to believe this is better for you than dt. but, I'll, again, hope you don't die before I do. love your shit man

[@chrisdryer]

Come on... throw it in the air fryer.

[@stevelogan5475]

I can only guess, but i believe that is going to taste like a military mre, i'll pass, and i'm an outdoorsman. The military has a wonderful clam chowder,lol, imagine a rotten sardine tasting as mild as a plain rice cake compared to the clam chowder mre.

[@HayTatsuko]

This is how all ultra-shelf-stable food should be. I'm impressed that Mountain House did it without loading up the dish with a ton of preservatives. Great review, man!

[@Yousuck00]

When I think of pepper steak, I think of Asian food, not Italian. But this still looks good enough to try.

[@justafase]

“A delicious lifesaver” subscribed Lol

[@Juvelqairth]

Dang, I'm going to aboard this channel.

[@METALMAN4Wii]

No one tell the MRE Reviewers I was here.

[@KayteePhilly]

I'm telling Steve.

[@METALMAN4Wii]

@@KayteePhilly If I go down I'm taking you with me.

[@alanburton4842]

Nice...

[@CDRiley]

Can you do interview with people at Dollar Tree? Ask them why they don't sell a tree for a Dollar? I want a Redwood Tree for $1.

[@lyndonallen3237]

Laughed

[@charlieporch3181]

It gets your belly full. That’s all it’s meant to do. Awesome review.

[@claudiaoctavia6340]

That actually looks pretty good. But everyone I've spoken to says eating it(freeze dried food) too often will make your stomach upset. Would you consider picking up one of the variety buckets of this and doing a series over a week's time? I have like 100# of this stuff in a closet for emergencies and I'm a bit afraid of it.

[@Syrnian]

There is no reason that freeze dried food would cause upset stomachs. It is dried then rehydrated and is no different than its non freeze dried counterpart.

[@claudiaoctavia6340]

@@Syrnian yeah you would think it would settle fine, but yeah, it's a thing. Google it.

[@Syrnian]

+@@claudiaoctavia6340 It is a claimed thing. It is anecdotal and quite limited. Most if not all of the accounts are when people are camping in less than ideal conditions. A fair bit of the accounts can be do to mountain sickness and dehydration. Freeze dried food that is rehydrated cannot affect you any differently than its non freeze dried counterpart. I want to see scientific data sets that suggest that rehydrated freeze dried food causes gastrointestinal distress.

[@LowBuck]

Ive eaten a ton of freeze dried foods and without a doubt Mountain House is the best. when I can afford it, I stock the van with it. super easy and quick

[@aurathedraak7909]

Can you keep a turd frozen for 30 years?🤔💯 SIDE NOTE : would yoy do some MREs?

[@ancientarcane31]

who else skips through all the ingredients and nutrition facts and just gets straight to the cooking?

[@highhat5229]

Hope you do more of these

[@krypton839]

Do more freeze dried meals

[@TedCornish]

Looks really tasty, I'd eat it 👍👍

[@shawtybee7031]

Looks delicious

[@thefeatheredfrontiersman8135]

YOU NEED TO DO MORE OFF THE GRID TYPE FOODS LIKE THESE!!!! It's the whole reason I watched your channel these past few years. Spaghetti and meatballs please!!!

[@maxboonkittypoison]

10 dollar per meal for me as a prepper is to mutch so -3 points for me. I had other mountainhouse meals and there are verry good indeed. as for more ore less commentairy I WANT MORE!!! I give you 9+ points for this video. Thanks for this review & greetings,, Kitty.

[@kens97sto171]

they have lots and lots of different choices to try. Some breakfast lunch and dinner options. Also you can get many of these in a number 10 can. Which is much more cost-effective. Has a long shelf life and I believe one year after you break the seal. my favorite from mountain House is the chili mac with beef, and second of all as a camping or survival food would be the beef stew because it has a little bit of everything in it they do not skimp on the beef or the veggies in any of their meals. I would say the beef stew taste almost exactly like dinty Moore Stew in a can. Not the most amazing stew I've ever had in my life certainly not as good as homemade. But very tasty very Hardy and as I said they are not skimping on the meet at all. My only suggestion on all of these meals is the 8 to 9 minutes is a bit short for rehydration on many of these you are not going to hurt it by letting it hydrate longer I usually let It go 12 to 15 minutes just to make sure everything got rehydrated good. Their cinnamon apples are quite good, and you can sometimes get bulk items in 5 gallon buckets. Such as a large bucket of pork chops, or apples Etc. Love your videos you should definitely try some more of these.

[@AdmiralPreparedness]

I own that meal, but in the #10 can. Was not cheap by any means but, lasts well over 30 years in my nice cool, dry and dark basement, that is money well spent. My long term food is in my will. Thanks for taking another one for the team!!!

[@1fanger]

This product is mis-named. I worked in an Italian restaurant and catering facility in NJ, right in the middle of the tri-states area, Fortune 500 country. "Pepper Steak" and "Steak & Peppers" are two totally different dishes. Pepper steak was simply a steak, broiled and pan fried with fresh, cracked black pepper to order, Ala Carte. Traditional Steak and Peppers (Steak, Peppers and Mushrooms was more authentic Northern Italian version) is always prepared with some kind of red sauce like Marinara, usually offered as a Special. It was very popular with caterers because it was so easy to prepare and keep warm in a chafing dish. It was never served on rice. Rice was never considered an ingredient in Italian dishes. It was an American and Oriental idea. That freeze dried food would make an Italian chef cry. Not too bad on the trail, no doubt. I packed in lots of that stuff into northern Idaho Panhandle years ago on Priest Lake.

[@theteacher7619]

Thanks for doing an episode on re-hydrated food Larry! I'm looking forward to some more home cooking episodes, a tuna noodle casserole might be good?

[@cortex5271]

This is definitely a Bomb-Shelter'esque product 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 won't find too many food products that last much longer than Mountain House

[@PREPFORIT]

I have cases of Mountain House foods. As well as water and a way to boil it. They kick butt whether you are Hiking, camping or prepared for a disaster. It is 100% better than any of the garbage I have seen fema handing out !

[@stevew6138]

Yo Larry, as a rabid survivalist, do more "prepper" type foods. Who knows, you might save a life...........................

[@akspa0]

Mountain house makes good stuff - They were also known (are also known?) as Oregon Freeze Dry, and have provided food in US MRE's for 30+ years. They make some desserts that are amazingly delicious.

[@jpotter2086]

Hey, nice new cut screens! Took me, the people, by surprise :D That dish look great and colorful. Very happy, too happy to taste bad. (Right?) Have you published a list of your 10's?

[@Mannibal_Lector]

Dammit, Larry!Now I HAVE to make pepper steak for dinner tomorrow! Seriously, I've been kicking this idea around all week, but kept putting it off.

[@hawkeyepierce3199]

Yeas! Thank you Larry! Just what I needed to calm down from a crazy night of bowling , drinking, and bluegrass, some good old Larry bird telling us what’s good 👍🏻👌🏻🇺🇸

[@andrewjohnson6907]

We know all about MREs from Steve1989. Throw up a video of the Wolfepit music! *bop wop-utta-wop, bop-wop-utta wop*

[@4MEStudios]

You should think about doing more freeze dried foods. Maybe try and get a sponsorship from one of the manufacturers. Still lovin the real time reactions so keep them coming and we all will keep watching. (that's a bold statement saying we all. I will, I do not speak for the rest of the viewing public.) (although I'm sure they will continue to watch right along with me)

[@shopretroreplay]

You're getting a thumbs up because you finally upgraded the 'You the People' image. No more having to close my eyes for 3 seconds per video.

[@ThisIsSolution]

Truth: I bought pink salt from himalaya mountains...2000+ year old salt that was packaged and they put an expression date of 2019 on the package... smdh

[@NoOne-nf8cl]

bag of Great Value beef jerky from Walmart, that is the same size as that bag, but is ALL BEEF is around 10-11 dollars, and keep in mind you can always reconstitute beef jerky the same as you did with this meal.

[@MrK3vinR]

Love you channel. Long time subbie. Why in wheelchair? Injured vet?

[@Jnadki]

As a wilderness backpacker, I've been enjoying Mountain House products for many decades. They are uniformly quite good for light-weight, easy to prepare freeze-dried foods, though their two-person pouches tend to be a bit skimpy for two. One secret to making them taste even better is to add a dollop of fat which tends to be missing from freeze-dried products as it is hard to preserve (we carry ghee which is very weight-efficient and doesn't need refrigeration). This amps up the flavor, provides needed extra calories, and helps the bopdy in utilizing fat-soluble vitamins. Mountain House's freeze-dried eggs with bacon may be the best eggs you'll have in the backcountry, not to mention saving a lot of time otherwise spent in cleaning dehydrated eggs from your cooking pot.

[@HotDoggin75]

Too many extra voices.. couldnt hear everything clearly. Pricewise mountainhouse definitely is NOT worth it. 8 dollars for 2 small servings.

[@ttie5453]

Great video Larry! I'd like to see your opinion on some other Mountain House meals, I'm personally a fan of the chicken fried rice and chicken teriyaki ones. Maybe try some other brands too, like Backpacker's Pantry? Some of their freeze-dried options are pretty high quality, in my opinion.

[@davemcbroom695]

I have enough shit to deal with...Storing food until the zombie apocalypse is not for me, especially at those prices, because money will cease to exist by that point! JEEZ we can just kick in the door at Mountain House, eat a meal and save 10 bucks. 😜

[@timhumphers1383]

I watched this as I stumbled behind my wife in Walmart. We ate Chinese take out before arriving here for some socks, phillips drill bits for me and a new roku device for our bedroom, also 10 other things we really don't need. I added the boiling water about 35 minutes ago. I had to ask 3 people to find it. Near the guns and camping equipment. With zero appetite it tasted waaay better than I expected!!

[@tfpvlogsandvids1339]

Perspective is a funny thing...I eat these on the trail all the time because I think they're dirt cheap. They're super simple to make, they dont take up a lot of space in your pack, there is no clean up (other than your spoon I guess), zero "prep" before the trip and they taste AMAZING! Might not compete with a real home cooked meal but hike for 30 miles and then dig into one. There's another brand called backpacker pantry or something like that that's even cheaper I believe.

[@ulrichs.3228]

Let's get this out onto a tray... nice! Given there's people who eat WW2-era rations today, I was slightly disappointed it wasn't a meal produced 30 years ago, just one with a 30-year shelf life.

[@jeffw1267]

As someone with a soy allergy, I must point out that the Mountain House products I've seen contain soy flour and soy protein. This is disappointing, considering the relatively high price of these meals. I've heard there are similar products without soy fillers but I'll have to do some research.

[@tronixfix]

Imagine the amount of vitamines left after 30 years 😂

[@xepoox]

Love your channel. I'm not sure how I stumbled upon it but I've been binge watching for days lol. You should do one on chitterlings boiled and fried and with/ without gravy. Goodluck and see you on the other side 😂😂😂

[@RobbyBobby-td4wx]

Bring back the plastic knife even if you don't have to cut something use the plastic knife anyways.! The plastic knife is just as much a character As You Are.!

[@sbender3787]

Walmart has the best price for single serving MH meals. In sporting goods. They usually have about 10 varieties.

[@Refugeefromcalif]

The new live commentary is a Great addition to your normal voice over style videos. How much is enough, or too much, is going to be based on the video you're doing. (And every bodies opinion is different)... Thanks for your videos!

[@mythunai8869]

Larry I love your reviews! I started watching when you did your episode on the Fray Bentos tin pie! and watched ever since. I do love it when you go on your rants as well though, you should do an angry Larry section/review for really bad stuff!. Keep up the good work and I hope to see more things from my country the UK sometime soon!.

[@marcellafolkmann7913]

I am so happy to see Mountain House Freeze Dried Pepper Steak.. I have been thinking about ordering and put I closet. Now might buy

[@ramivalencia]

Nice! I have some Mountain House emergency food stored for when the big one hits California before I get a chance to move to a better state. If you have a family, don't be negligent. It's very important to keep at least 55 gallons of water and food for a few weeks in case a natural disaster or worse hits your city/state. You don't want to see your children crying for food when feces really hits the fan. Prepare now and smile later...or be a cheap and lazy azz now and cry later when your family begins to starve.

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

Lol! Folks are paying 10 dollars for what amounts to an MRE! Shit im getting ideas of selling my leftovers from the Air Force🤣

[@15743_Hertz]

MRE (Meal Ready to Eat). Maybe not pepper steak but there are a lot of dishes for about 5 to 7 bucks each and they're a complete meal. No, they don't last 30 years, but whatever.

[@byrdshot4846]

Good video! I think people need to bear in mind that this is freeze-dried food. That would probably account for the difference in texture in the beef product. I would buy this product to have for emergency situations or camping.

[@numberyellow]

If i'm remembering correctly, Mountain House used to produce freeze-dried entrees for the D.O.D. they were used in certain ration packs.

[@JT-py9lv]

Did you get a new camera ? Pictures seem much sharper. As always... THANK YOU !

[@mduvigneaud]

I've reverse engineered a few dehydrated meals. I have a dehydrator but I don't have a freeze dryer yet so I can't quite reverse engineer every such thing. For rehydrating the dehydrated foods I use a vacuum-insulated flask (y'know, a Thermos) with hot water.