Russian NUCLEAR WAR MRE Review | NEW 24 Hour Ration TASTE TEST | EMERCOM Military Meal Ready to Eat

[@andreallan91]

The chemical notes might be from added iodine... In case you or other viewers doesn’t know, it is used in case of radiation poisoning... which kind of makes sense since it's a Nuclearwar M.R.E.

[@АлексейМартынов-т9т]

на случай ядерный войны у нас совсем другие рационы а такими мы кормим лишь медведей

[@mikhailkouyantsev6743]

​@@АлексейМартынов-т9тбггг... Красавчик.

[@Nealetony]

Could also be the protection layer from the inside of the can from the heating.

[@caseywatson113]

That tool is to open retort pouches and reseal them. This is the standard Russian ration used to stock all emergency shelters and such. After the war, the blue over package was replaced and some items had to be reworked. We believe this is temporary. We work directly with the factory which is why it's so fresh.

[@williamhughes6283]

This emercom ration is missing a few items from the older version such chocolate spread coffee whitener and extra cold drinks Bill 🇨🇦

[@mingodingo]

The fact this guy doesn't know that gives me the impression he's just some guy who eats these in front of a camera, no special subject matter knowledge. I'll stick to watching Steve.

[@caseywatson113]

@@mingodingo He did contact me ahead of time and I provided him with information. It's a bit of an obscure ration, and they are in flux at the moment due to the war. Still a very interesting MRE though, one of the few designed for civil defense.

[@clinton65565]

@@mingodingo I like the review and this channel

[@speedyz28]

I Love my steve videos, but steve is technically no different? I dont believe steve to be in the service or to have ever served. Simply his love and hobby to collect rations. Nothing wrong with him or rr doing it. I do the same myself​@mingodingo

[@TheHaos1]

19:25 That thing we call Zacusca in Romania, we have it as well, it's meant to be served cold just so you know for future reference :D

[@DantesSagan]

In Russia, we called zacusca too)

[@descendantofphineas7785]

A year ago I ordered a case of 24 hr mre, the FDA opened every one and stole ALL of my base foods and left the condiments. A paper from them stated the foods were tainted with decease. Mother FERS.

[@cattledog901]

LMAO 🤣

[@royhaugh9689]

Sold them on the Russian Black Market 😅😅

[@Кидайгранату]

- Hello, where is my MRE? I mean... um... The package is empty. -Oh, sir, your food was ruined. - I'm sorry, but... How could you tell without opening the package? -... (A whisper from somewhere behind: -Dude, I told you that he would guess that we just ate his food. - Come on, the "shpick" was tasteless anyway.) -... Sir, we have special equipment with which we can detect the presence of bacteria inside a sealed tin can. -that doesn't sound very convincing. - I can't help you anymore. Have a nice day... And yes, "Shpick" was really crappy.

[@riversgahnahn1727]

Maybe the plastic chemical taste was from boiling the tin can since cans have plastic liners

[@PatriotPopps77]

I was actually going to say the same thing but I saw another comment saying it was probably iodine due to it being a nuclear war ration..could be both!

[@nicholasmatthew9687]

No canned/tinned military rations are inherently designed to be cooked in the can. They’ve been designed and standardized for that specific purpose for almost a century now. Canned ration technology is where Russia really excels compared to other their other components - Russia also notably uses very little additives in their rations which is why they are enjoyed by so many reviewers despite their simplicity, so given the nature of this ration that gives us a lot of insight into what the flavor is likely coming from which is mostly likely additives that are intended to help the person eating it mitigate radiation sickness in the field.

[@kyllerkill]

The flavor is coming from you cooking the food with the top still on. Your supposed to remove the top then cook it.

[@Questy-w2v]

It's NOT Military MRE, it are commercial MRE

[@rhondohslade]

From what I saw in the video, I believe that the grain portion of breakfast is buckwheat groats rateher than barley. I love buckwheat.

[@robdixson196]

What is far more disturbing is that our own government is not doing any of this.

[@DerDrecksack87]

Would cause too much panic if it comes out + elections are coming up.

[@swanseamale47]

We have a government? You mean there's someone responsible for this shambles lol

[@ThyPandora]

They're probably doing it, but knowing how people panic in the United States getting milk, eggs and TP for a snowstorm. Yeah, better not publicize it.

[@Popular_Subscribe_Like]

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[@Mistah_Boombastic_BiggieCheese]

@@DerDrecksack87no need to worry about it with Trump being elected

[@Piratskeppet]

I wonder how many bullets you will have to trade to get one of these packages down in the Metro

[@eriksreptilechannel3898]

Great review as always. I still haven't had a chance to try a Russian ration but they do look good. Watching this review made me hungry as well.

[@kevinbaker6168]

Looks like the standard Russian MRE to me.

[@SubCapt]

The weird taste of that meaty porridge most probably is as its should be : it's buckwheat, not barley. Buckwheat indeed has a dusty, fragrant character that's quite different from other cereals...

[@DeadCatBomj]

The first dish consists of buckwheat (гречка), which is exactly what the smell should be.

[@nickpershin]

Глупости: обычный армейский "сухой паёк", к тому-же собранный каким-то "левым" ИП (Индивидуалиный Предприниматель). У Министерства Обороны есть жёсткие требования к рациону питания военнослужащих, а кто именно их делает и где именно ты кушаешь не имеет значения - хоть в окопе, хоть в бункере. Думаю есть исключения, например служба на подводной лодке, или где-нибудь на арктической базе, но это редкость. В реальности же знаю случаи когда солдатам в горах на Кавказе просто сбрасывали с вертолёта контейнер с мешками риса и ящиками рыбных консерв, и кушай это целый год.

[@staycool1087]

Вот-вот, выдумали кликбейтное название, чтобы людей побольше привлечь.

[@thefiendreturns5309]

That’s a damn nice ration - the Russians know what they are doing

[@oldskool6394]

First time I've seen you. Very Very good. Well done. I'm ex British army (22 years) & enjoy ration packs from any army in the world. Good luck to you .

[@ReadinessRations]

Thanks for Watching! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@bladerunner752]

I remember a guy opening a huge container of hard candies from the CD (Civil Defense) rations. I think the CD became FEMA back in the late 70s early 80s.

[@BlightfulProductions]

A word of advice, I have found that mixing the dinner ration with some small amount of water alongside whatever vegetable/tomato sauce packets they give you changes its taste into something deliciously different. Possibly not intended like that, but I noticed they taste great mixed together

[@arlaabrell8658]

Most of the Russian and Eastern European MREs look really good, but then I love Eastern European and Russian food anyway. Most look better than about 90% of the American ones sad to say, and this one you just showed is no exception.

[@ricktimmons5438]

how many deferent rations come in a box? what types are there?

[@shellyhudson1631]

I've watched many Russian mre videos a and have eaten quite a few. The perfume off the barley is something many have commented on. It's natural apparently. I never tasted any with that perfume. Those meat and grits or meat and pearl barley are some of my absolute favorite mains. People love them so much that the Russian factories now manufacture these MREs for civilians to purchase.. I like them but I really want the real thing when I order

[@RoSR]

Excellent video sir. Much respect for your content!

[@isekaiexpress9450]

Love the buckwheat with meat.

[@onepercenter13]

When I first came across the vegetable caviar in Russian and east European rations I found it a bit "Meh" ....but I now add a bit of it to each of the mains and although the combination isn't anything to go wow over , it does give the mains another layer of flavour that works for me...... but each to their own Thanks for the review

[@Nordgrinder]

Another excellent review by my current favorite MRE reviewer. I like the new format, and I also like your previous format. Either way, I'm here for the overall stellar quality of your content. Thank you for sharing, and keep up the excellent work!

[@WPTheRabbitHole]

Russian Rations are among the best in terms of providing the individual with actual FOOD! lol pretty much all the English speaking countries MREs are sugary trash, granola bars, etc..

[@rosaria8384]

You should see Ukraine rations of 2021. Definitely more actual food. Also some Western rations are real food though, the French are a good example of it.

[@couchcamperTM]

@@rosaria8384 I think that's why he said "English speaking". French rations are something special, indeed.

[@jermsMRE]

Excellent review!! Looked like a very delicious ration!

[@marilynscull4585]

Awesome review RR

[@MahPopemobile]

Where did you get this MRE kit from?

[@jameslowe3792]

The kasha you had for breakfast looks good, I'd love to try it sometime.

[@tri_crisis_tc721]

There's a plastic Liner in the can plus it's standard for it to line with plastic 😊😊

[@OGbrick420]

im relatively surprised they didnt include potassium iodide for nuclear sickness

[@marilynscull4585]

Love the new 2 cameras look

[@Yok_makarek]

same MRE as standart. "Nuclear" was used by seller only for marketing =)

[@darkpyro2k10]

With the last meal you are actually supposed to mix the meat with the vegetables

[@CK-uu7ce]

When I first received the ration with new packaging (website I ordered from still show the good old blue bag), for a sec there I thought I received a cheaply made counterfeit civilian ration. But then I realized that all the contents were matching so it was downgraded packaging😢

[@BrianB55]

Excellent review

[@applesauceisgood32]

Not saying I would hope to just be in the blast range in case of nuclear war, but man the aftermath would suck to live through. The ration looked pretty good though, I'd not be complaining with that in a nuclear war. I heard that Stalekraker reference in there too, love that guy.

[@KrisT0f.]

from watching multiple mre video logistic for food in the military is no joke 2 ton of weight you carry can only feed around 1000 soldier a day

[@ianleighton4871]

What this ration should've contained is an iodine tablet and a form of heating the mains without fire i.e a flameless ration heater because in nuclear war you are not going outside.

[@SmittyMRE]

Ah I'm loving the new format, my man, even though it doubled your editting time haha.

[@Vlad2319]

I would figure the cheese and sausage would be something to eat on the go, between meals, or when it's inconvenient/unsafe to have a fire. The peach drink would be to have with it, as again it wouldn't require a fire.

[@winterbalm]

i wonder when they will replace those cans with something more easy to use

[@clinton65565]

I live in USA but I have never had Russian rations I have heard they are good

[@KellEasy]

Lol, nice Stalecracker reference!

[@citomp1240]

What's the difference between that and non nuclear ration? What makes it a nuclear ration?

[@staycool1087]

This is not a ration for a nuclear war. In the Russian army, there is not even such a thing. What difference does it make what ration you eat sitting in a bunker or any other fortification? That's exactly it. There is no difference. They will feed you the same as other troops. The exception is the rations of submariners and people serving in the far north.

[@shattered831]

I caught the stalekracker reference sense no one else mentioned it

[@Weiningc66]

This is a lot for a day meal, but I guess it is for soldier that have a lot things they need to do in an day, so it will be a lot of it.

[@gymrat2883]

What was cost usd for that

[@goiterlanternbase]

1:17 After a nuclear war, everyone cares about recycling their longe polymer ethylene 🤣🏆

[@mikegerdeman362]

Awesome review………keep up the good work! 👍🏻

[@hex1c]

Nuclear MRE and no Iodine tablets inside 😂

[@Bucky749]

Recently found your channel. Just wondering what are your top 5 favorite animes im guessing sailor moon is on there some where . Also who’s favorite scout . Mine is Jupiter .

[@williammcdorman6426]

Vegetables and fruit are really appreciated by some, what little you get today is dried to save space.

[@LimuEmu420]

I'm gonna be honest, you'll never be my favorite like Steve1989 lol but you're definitely in 2nd place now. I'm surprised I finally found another good MRE Channel, all the other people that Steve mentioned in the past I checked out they were terrible lol. Glad I stumbled upon your videos.

[@buzsalmon]

Great review!

[@danieljaramillo87]

It does taste weird , I’ve had 2 MREs out of Russia 🇷🇺. They were new somewhat of new taste. I had already got my pallet use to it by my 2 nd MREs

[@josephdelp87]

If you heat it, it may not be as hard to peel open.

[@izi2kt7u]

I don’t want to upset you, but this IRP has nothing to do with either the Ministry of Emergency Situations (EMERCOM) or the Ministry of Defense, and certainly not anything nuclear. :) It looks like some cunning individual entrepreneur is putting non-perishable products into boxes and passing them off as dry rations. Although some dishes from this set can actually be found in army IRPs. When you try the first jar, the translator translates that you think it is barley porridge - it is not barley, but buckwheat porridge made from buckwheat. )). In the second approach to food, you discovered “Lecho” - a classic Hungarian appetizer made from bell peppers, tomatoes, onions, it is eaten as a side dish with the main dish as a vegetable appetizer. Thanks for the review, but don’t trust marketers anymore when they talk about “IRP for nuclear war” and check the manufacturer more carefully).

[@chrisadcock7900]

Like that stalekracker reference dood

[@HammyTard]

Damn nice ration!

[@cartbuilder6179]

You ate fat on a cracker! I'm so glad I subscribed to your channel. I mean there's no way that that was good for you, however it probably tasted real good. Can't wait to see more videos.

[@galgaldr3992]

I enjoy watching your videos but why sooo many cuts?

[@kevinstrade2752]

Why does one need almost 4K of calories while just stitting in a bunker?????

[@tomwanks9123]

Energy is energy, I guess. Especially for fats, you're definitely gonna need those.

[@RedEyedModok]

If its a nuclear MRE oack should have some red wine in it

[@Play-uz6zn]

13:00 а этот парень всё делает правильно!))) Респект! Жир, это крайне важно! Это чистая энергия! Она просто необходима при повышенных физических нагрузках на организм! Я напомню, этот набор еды для похода, войны, выживания, для человека, который может пройти пешком за день не один километр. И у этого человека с собой оружие, патроны к нему, бронежилет, шлем, личные вещи и дополнительное оборудование характерное его задачам. А это еще минимум 30кг к его собственному весу. Не достаточно просто набить живот, организму необходим комплекс питательных веществ! Да, может не так вкусно... Но если ты очень голоден этот MRE просто шедевр! 😂

[@lancerevell5979]

The veggie stuff would be good mixed into some rice.

[@ImGoingSupersonic]

There has to be iodine added to some of that food, if not all.

[@squiderrz]

my brother in christ , the lentils are at 10% to 90 ratio with the beef

[@fatkart7641]

You know, when you're trying to focus on something but there's a fly stuck between the window and the screen. Once every 20 seconds it goes ballistic with a powerful BzzZzZZ-bZzZ BRrRzZZT-ZzZ BRPTP-zZzt... in an attempt to accomplish something. That disruptive sounds that you didn't realized was annoying until you started to pay aytention to it. That guy's voice reminds me of that. Non stop high pitched voice, loud, not a single second of silence, constant flow of words, fast, always, bZz-bzZzt.

[@sinisterisrandom8537]

That sailor moon shirt. 👍

[@davidlynnprepperprincipal3540]

I enjoyed your review of the Russian Nuclear War Ration; but don’t think they could put out the numbers needed to supply several hundred thousand soldiers and it is unfortunate that some of the components have a short expiration date. Blessings 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@davidlynnprepperprincipal3540]

@Brandon Que Respectfully, there are a number of companies that produce limited run specialty rations. Most countries have contracts with companies producing for their militaries. However, most of these militaries are relatively small and therefore smaller numbers are required. Military rations usually have 3 year’s expiration date. Russia has a larger military and a lot of the rations produced are civilian copy rations. A Nuclear War Ration is a civilian speciality ration.

[@ДмитрийСтар-я9о]

Это стандартный паёк. Их несколько видов рационов. Нет разделения на ядерный или нет. Все они поставляются в армию РФ.

[@MeliTX]

The tomato stuff may have been good mixed with the breakfast meat.

[@goiterlanternbase]

5:01 Most of this shit is already on the way out🤣 These soft metal packages, all have tiny holes and will spoil within years. I bet the mentioned factory produces direct for the trashcan🤣Typical Russian move.

[@choossuck7653]

I miss all the ration guys

[@prowlus]

The barley porridge looks more like haggis

[@patrickmckay619]

Hey I got the same LOTR poster in my house lol Only it ain't framed 😜

[@kevinroche3334]

Me too, bought it in the 80s.

[@__________7483]

Just ate my EMERCOM ration. The minced sausage tastes the way a porta potty smells on a hot summers day🤮🤮🤮 For emergency and survival use only!!!

[@FayeMorgana]

NO iodine tablets??

[@robertrobert7924]

I thought the entire ration would only be Vodka.

[@jameswolfe8853]

Please find some way to not have the camera in the middle of the shot.

[@Michagan_outdoorsman_James]

nice video brother

[@drdata1967]

No iodine?

[@johnwalsh4948]

And now for the American nuclear war food for civilians...OH WAIT, THERE ARE NONE.

[@jamielacourse7578]

A Spetsnaz soldier could kill with that little green thing...........

[@jcarter855]

That Ration comes with it's own Radiation pre installed LOL

[@shaunn7778]

You sound basically, exactly like the dude from Project Farm

[@ReadinessRations]

No idea who that is.

[@sverkerlorentzon2604]

Try some MRE frome Sweden,Denmark, Finland

[@nation.mrefinds2000]

He has tried a Denmark ration. And Finnish rations aren’t accessible to the Public, you have to know a “guy “. I agree though he needs to try a Swedish ration they are very good.

[@Имерел]

Вообще, её надо открывать и можно прямо на огне готовить в этой железной банке =) А если ложки сломались, можно крекерами пользоваться как ложками =)) А про сам поёк... Такое ощущение, исходя из разговоров Автора видео про вкус горьковатый... Ему попался видать попорченный пайок. =(

[@ibnAbdurax]

Гречка - вообще то горьковатая, это нам привычным незаметно, а те кто её ест впервые или редко говорят что она горчит.

[@paulamccarthy8197]

Don’t take offence but you talk very fast and I think this would be more enjoyable if you slowed down a bit. Good video :)

[@brucelarson4283]

Thats not barley!.........its buckwheat!....i think🤔🤔🤔

[@geneard639]

"Comrade Putin, we have fully stocked all the bunkers!" "Did you get a good price for the MREs?" "YES COMRADE!" "Boris, take him to wall" "dammit"

[@simonbletsoe7059]

Cool. Peace.

[@shawngroover9003]

Our Host sounds like a lesbian but I like him anyway. Just subscribed.

[@ReadinessRations]

I do prefer women 🤷

[@shawngroover9003]

Me too. I guess we’re both lesbians.

[@RUSTYSURPLUS]

OK i am hungry

[@MrCcragg27]

i give a like for your shirt. Bruce Lee is in my profile pic with Adam West and Burt Ward.

[@austinrice6654]

The meat looks like canned corn beef

[@DTH777]

This ration is just food from a usual grocery store man, it's not for military and not for nuclear war. I live in Russia and I know what I'm talking about. There aren't this type of food in military rations.

[@jeettv1476]

where is the nowitschok package to injure the tester?