2021 Ukrainian 24 Hour Field Ration Review Pork Tushonka & Kasha MRE Meal Ready to Eat Tasting Test

Check out this incredibly well made ration from Ukraine. It rivals the MRE in terms of rugged packaging, but with refreshingly high quality and delicious food that is more in comparison to a French RCIR or Spanish ICR. They really nailed it with this one - and I take my time with properly going about how such a well made ration should be prepared. It could be eaten quickly, but it can also be savored. That is what we do here with this fantastic ration.
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[@vladkudrya9615]

I am from Ukraine and I can tell you a little about the history of the creation of the diet. The soldiers were asked: what do you want to be there? They answered the food as our mothers cook at home, so that we feel the warmth of home and know what we are fighting for. And this is not just a beautiful story, but the truth. This is the task that was set. Prepare food that feels like homemade. You need to understand something about Ukrainians. We don't like restaurants and cafes. 95% of the food we eat is prepared at home. And we all eat together as a family.

[@ALT-vz3jn]

That is a lovely story; I can’t wait to find some recipes to try and replicate the kasha and the soups in this MRE. Since the pandemic started we’ve been making all our meals at home, and it’s been wonderful.

[@lizajoymorales248]

I hope that you all can, very soon, gather around your tables with your families and enjoy a good meal in peace

[@vladkudrya9615]

@@lizajoymorales248 I have not seen my family for 10 days. After the victory, I will definitely see, we will drink and celebrate the victory!

[@lizajoymorales248]

@@vladkudrya9615 When Ukraine is victorious, I will think of you and your loved ones, together, celebrating. Glory to Ukraine!

[@mr.hotchkis9456]

@@ALT-vz3jn bro) just buy some buckweat and beef tushonka in some Yammy market(i dont know where u from but in Canada its like food store with estern euro food) so and put it to the microwave together. That is it.

[@victorkreig6089]

Never changes format, never changes style, never changes rating system, never changes music, simple, happy, jovial Steve and his MREs. Thanks for staying the course for so many years man

[@M.B___]

You don't mess with perfection.

[@Spaxcore]

1 mam band close to 2 million subs. Right on, Steve.

[@reversecolin1256788]

i agree but a small part of me wishes for music samples from the coutries that are being review from time to time

[@JS32986]

He does change up the hair sometimes though

[@victorkreig6089]

@@reversecolin1256788 that makes sense actually, maybe an older military song when showing off where it's from at the start?

[@msia7201]

2:04 Man has two superpowers: 1. Immune to poison damage, 2. Can read any language, provided it is on an MRE.

[@Anudorini-Talah]

He can also see through things knowing whats inside even when there is no script on the pack. Steve's Spartan

[@tandemdwarf745]

He also has premonition apparently, mf uploaded this the day of the invasion

[@rikiorikio9368]

He actually got badly poisoned with this one

[@FrancisFabricates]

@@rikiorikio9368huh??

[@jabrilanderson8365]

That was a d&d character I was developing, he was a chef who could read any cookbook/ recipe! Players were to find an ancient tomb and he placed the pages in his cookbook and could decipher what it said.

[@Sinyao]

If anyone's wondering why there's so much grain in the MRE, Ukraine has a major agricultural sector and one of the biggest exporters of grain in the region.

[@nasanierulastname2997]

The way I see it, grain = carbs, carbs = energy and energy = happy soldier

[@tubulartuber]

@@nasanierulastname2997 as opposed to US MREs where the first ingredient on some items is corn syrup....

[@juntingiee2602]

@@tubulartuber i mean there is a shit ton of corn farms in US so can't really blame them

[@frankinstineone23]

Ukraine is typically known as “The Breadbasket of Europe”

[@ThePWNDR]

Let’s hope the Russians stop slaughtering their cities and claiming them to be Nazis.

[@Dabsfordays3]

Steve always shows up when we need him most!!!!!! He's like the MRE Batman.

[@thebatman911]

Someone called?

[@genebohannon8820]

You must be a bit of a nutter? From one to another, the world needs us soon. Told you I was one

[@dapperdingo]

With a gut of impermeable stainless steel!

[@The5As7]

He's not the hero we deserve but he's the hero we need...

[@subliminalvibes]

@@thebatman911 Yeah, you owe me $500 for busting out my side panel when you 'passed me' in that tank thing of yours.

[@EinhanderZ]

One thing to note is that when UA troops were training in Oklahoma, they actually asked for more "soups" on the menu. I think this sort of stew/goulash/soup like most of the menu in this ration is actually a unique insight into Ukranian cuisine and food culture. World culture learned through a combat ration!

[@ozshadmail]

Same point. And here another point - we really trying to care our fighters

[@MsZsc]

soup connoseiurs

[@Horag3ma]

@@aggravatedfruit_au Russians are too, to be honest. We're not that different in terms of cooking and food.

[@priviteninja3012]

It's conaisseur

[@xlukas93]

Here in eastern europe, the main meal during the day is the lunch - which usually contains of two course meal - soup and main dish. So even kids in school, or factory cafeteria or "lunch meals" in restaurants etc... have soup with every lunch, it is just normal to have soup with lunch every day.

[@bluepacificsurf]

Steve, the low viscosity honey makes perfect sense. You are using it at a comfortable room temperature where you are. In a cold Ukrainian winter, that honey will thicken considerably and be more like other honey you have evaluated in other MREs. If it were ultra-thick at your room temperature, it will be almost impossible to extract from the little envelope when it is -20 deg all day and night.

[@id_Usher]

Where did you see the frosts in ukraine, they have a very mild winter.

[@irmiwolf]

Ukraine has surprisingly mild winters.

[@penyuk1851]

Ukrainian winter is somewhere between German and Russian in how cold it gets. Think New York with more snow.

[@id_Usher]

@@penyuk1851 Russian winters are different, in the Western part of Russia, for example in Moscow, it is a very mild winter, in winter you can walk in summer shoes. But Winter in Siberia is a completely different matter. And what is shown here as winter causes only a grin.

[@zobius9191]

@@penyuk1851 Was going to say our winters here in NY are far more brutal than those in Ukraine, I was showing my buddy from Ukraine pictures of my car covered with over a foot of snow and he was like "Is that after the whole winter?" No man that was overnight. Lake effect Snow is a hell of a drug.

[@cuznblue]

I think Steve is fluent in every language as long as he’s reading an mre

[@burnsy1426]

😂😂😂

[@rakice_kr3490]

"what's your super power?"

[@thurnus]

It's like the Monkey's Paw - he wished to be fluent in all languages and was granted the ability but only when reading MREs

[@alexpeltier3330]

Russian and Ukrainian are Latin-based languages- it’s just that the written alphabet is different. If you learn the Cyrillic letters, you’re able to sound out written Russian/Ukrainian. Once you do that, many basic and technical words share sounds or bases with English or Romance languages. You won’t be super functional for speaking, but will be able to recognize basic labels and signs like coffee, toilet, stop, restaurant, police, etc. Of course, we can’t visit now, but I would definitely recommend learning the alphabet on the flight over if I were to travel to a country that speaks Russian or Ukrainian.

[@nothernstar2576]

A tip from a Ukrainian: you're supposed to drop the rye crackers into the pea soup, it's actually how it's usually eaten here- with croutons Edit: also, honey can be eaten on its own, but it's better to add it in the tea, not only does it tastes good, but also it's used as one of the home remedies for a cold

[@gilbertosgamingreviews8973]

in Mexico we also have tea or hot water with honey as a remedy for colds

[@Willowtree82]

In the US we drink hot tea, honey and whiskey together for colds, it's called a hot toddy

[@greyngreyer5]

Are you still in Ukraine? How's it looking?

[@reuzzzuer1856]

@@greyngreyer5 in western Ukraine everything pretty quiet. Air alarms sometimes but it’s okay. We are winning for this moment.

[@vedangsinghal3038]

@@gilbertosgamingreviews8973 I use peppercorn tea with honey

[@splitskiir1390]

I can tell you one thing as an ex-soldier, when you are somewhere on a distant battlefield away from home, if you have a good all-day MRE can raise your morale very much and that is exactly what every country just forgets, this Ukrainian is very good, definitely something I could eat (although I wish the soldiers dont have to use it in war but in peace)

[@blakelowrey9620]

I agree with your sentiment but I was just imagining a marine ignoring his wife's dinner and opening an MRE at the table lol

[@jorgemercent2995]

The only time of the day i look forward to during out field is meal time. Everything tastes great after a day in the field. Back in office, MRE taste like crap.

[@damianzeate977]

cool story

[@ImTheKingOfHyrule]

I've seen what the Russians are eating. It's no wonder Ukrainian morale is so much higher, aside from all the other factors. An army marches on its stomach.

[@helloworld2784]

@@ImTheKingOfHyrule It's terrible. They're like dogs. Some lost their MRE ration (that's trash anyway)and goes loot shop and smack hens to steal. This is how Putin's military are now.

[@anthonygrispon5806]

he’s been putting me to sleep for over 6 years, not it a bad way at all just so relaxing and calm with a positive energy. I was telling my girlfriend last night because she always asks why I’m watching this at night all the time lol.

[@StrangeThisChangedByItself]

It's good asmr forsure lol

[@SindyJ37]

Steve has an extremely soothing voice and i often fall asleep to his kind voice. I can listen to his videos over and over

[@mikehawk120]

He is our Bob Ross.

[@loveiseternity]

Me too

[@michael931]

Mr Carlsons lab is good for that also.

[@cahyasatixoxo7207]

Another effortless classic, I can never tell if Steve is trying to be funny or if I just think his personality is hilarious.

[@raymundomartinez8119]

Kinda reminds me of Peter Evans in Dahmer hahaha

[@ItsSomeDeadGuy]

It's both. He does genuinely seem like a funny dude but the personality he presents on camera is extremely odd in an endearing way at the same time.

[@jenny3742]

It's called dry humor

[@bennym5244]

When is he going on Joe Rogan?

[@RavenVulpine]

​@@bennym5244 no

[@powerupyo]

11:26 - "let's give this another second" *1 second later* "alright, that's good" Steve is a man of his word

[@LapBarsOnly]

I think that’s his subtle humor showing up

[@Broodplank86]

I think he cut out the waiting time, you can see the smallest of shifts in the screen? Or was that only me who saw that haha

[@jackfruit420]

woah so true

[@jshaw4757]

Haha

[@Tokito935]

@@sinch4044 no shit

[@BassicKMuzic]

I used to watch this guy years ago and literally nothing has changed, in a good way. Just doing the same thing, hasn’t sold out and filled it with sponsorship shout outs, or over produced video edits. Good to see

[@alastairward2774]

No sponsorship, but he does talk fondly about the cigarettes.

[@queerlibtardhippie9357]

Why is it selling out to provide for yourself

[@antpoo]

@@queerlibtardhippie9357 because the people that follow you don’t want to see that crap. They will then lose interest and not follow you. Selling out to advertisers makes you lose credibility.

[@mercoid]

@@queerlibtardhippie9357 ….. Because it plainly IS. If you can’t see that, then it’s probably fruitless to explain it to you. The more simplistic a concept, the more words it takes to explain to someone, because it is evident there are so many other simple underlying concepts they don’t understand in the first place. All of which have to explained first…

[@mavidateeta]

@@queerlibtardhippie9357 is it providing for your self or providing for the sponsor. thats where the line is.

[@critterjon4061]

From what I have been able to gather from those in Ukraine these rations are only really used during rapid assaults or when in the froward most positions. With most of the Ukrainian armed forces getting either pre-prepared meals from field kitchens or being issued basic ingredients ( canned goods, doctors sausage, oil, bread, etc.) to cook while in the field

[@pinkcupcake4717]

TikTok and reddit have offered plenty of videos of the field cooks at work, and man the fresh stuff looks utterly delicious.

[@budgreen4x4]

Doctors sausage?

[@timothyisaacs5387]

The standard, pink Soviet slicing sausage for sandwiches etc...

[@jeffrobodine239]

Doctors sausage, they developed it in the USSR as a nutritional, easily digested meat sausage ( containing milk too I think) for people recovering from illness. It wound up becoming very popular.

[@aly6957]

@@budgreen4x4 Bologna. Big chunks of lean bologna with slightly different spices than what you'll find in the grocery store.

[@mikey11442]

I wish I had even a fraction of the passion that this man has for MREs for anything in my life. His charisma and enthusiasm is so dynamic that he can make millions of people interested in watching something that should be boring. This is amazing.

[@Mazurecki56]

I'm Polish and our cuisine is not that far off from Ukrainian. This ration looks like actual homemade food I ate as a kid, except for the herbatniki / dry biscuits. Add some pierogi / varenyky, barszcz / borscht, and you're set.

[@lampa4c987]

Слава Україні 💙💛

[@UAkovalchuk]

Because Poland is our brothers!!!

[@rem145]

Here in the US you can find pierogies deep fried or sautéed in butter and served as alternative to fries or onion rings where I grew up in eastern Pennsylvania

[@gavind351]

@@rem145 then it's only in the east then because here in the west it's a main course that is boiled. And only boiled. I've never seen a deep fried pierogi not even at a county fair.

[@laminatedhedgehog]

Your country is godsend. Thank you, Polska, for all the help you provide Ukraine with. Дуже вам вдячні

[@mattheweagles5123]

The way to Steve's heart, home cooking and a good quality gusset.

[@justinhoward6075]

Hahahaha🤣👍

[@user-wj9wq7mk4h]

Home cooking? Nah it has to be loaded with preservatives.

[@4mySweetheart369]

@@user-wj9wq7mk4h And at least several years old.

[@wegotmonkey444]

Nice.

[@sharimc72]

I have a good quality gusset for Steve. 😄

[@dirtpounder]

Looks like the kind of food my grandmother makes - so good and healthy, and so cheap!

[@jaehaspels9607]

I'm very impressed that there wasn't much sugar for the whole day. There were essentially no desserts, no pre-sweetened beverages and only 1 candy for the day. The food looked wholesome and full of fiber.

[@ItsMeTrist]

Sugar isn't bad. Especially in MRE's. It's easily packed in small portions and contains high amount of energy which is needed, especially in combat situations, but the menu on this indeed looked well thought out.

[@ishzarkklyon9590]

He mentioned Spanish MRE. I checked the list of rations it has to offer, since I'm from there, and you get a bunch of hearty stews, a can of seafood for each meal and the sweets were only crackers and jams

[@saxreaper]

I saw some other comment from someone who said they were from Ukraine, and that they don't eat much sugar over there

[@Unreelme]

@@ItsMeTrist It's generally better to get that sugar from complex grains for more sustained energy. Pure sugar leads to a crash generally and minimal additional nutrition. The rich kasha in this ration would keep a person going for a while just on its own, much longer than some of the processed sweet stuff in the US ration.

[@pittielife8931]

Wth where are the cigarettes?

[@brighamcardon5076]

At 15:25 the way he talks about the gusset on the retort pouch feels like a coded message for Ukraine. "It can stand up on its own... And that makes all the difference"

[@LennyLentil]

5:23 Smells pretty STRONG

[@LennyLentil]

19:00 Seems pretty STRONG

[@LennyLentil]

19:30 Won't just fall apart

[@LennyLentil]

30:22 Quality food that will keep them strong, cause that's what they're gonna need.

[@bcreech17]

Steve is a Western intel asset confirmed. Who knew that the modern-day iteration of numbers stations would be a YT channel for reviewing MRE’s.

[@Megafish117]

I like how I started watching Steve to see him eat archaic and disgusting food from upwards of 70 years ago, but now I find myself absolutely delighted when he demonstrates a well made, high quality modern ration

[@1D991]

The old stuff is always fascinating to see and is the main reason I subscribed as well, but seeing the variety and different levels of quality in more modern rations from around the world is absolutely fascinating Plus if I see a good one I can probably find one to try~ Not so much with the old MREs lol

[@jarnhund376]

The DPNP-P's are awesome. BUT the problem with all of our MRE's is that the quality and taste varies between contractors who supply them. Some of them are as close to homecooked meals as it gets (you got the right one there). Others - not so much. In any case, they are waaaaaay better than the ones we used to get back in 2015, with all those tin cans. The canned "barley with pork" one was especially atrocious - even the dogs we used to have on our FOP preferred to fast rather than munch on those. But the DPNP-P's - damn! I've cracked open one that was expired 6 months to see what I could salvage for the dog - and guess what? - the food was still good! The jam, the hardtack and the bread were all goners, but all the other stuff held up pretty well. A couple of comments on our "cossack MRE's" as follows: - you can heat those retort packages bu throwing them into a campfire. We used to do just that when we got a chance - to save water. - some of the MRE's have transparent plastic spoons. Those are sturdier than the white ones and don't deform so easily when dumped in hot water. - the jam packets are great snacks to have in your cargo pocket. Also, we used to mix them with water to get "brombas" - a sort of vitamin beverage to enjoy when it's hot. Also, you can almost make a cake or cobbler with those and some "Kozak" hardtack. - speaking of which, the "Kozak" hardtack you got is a rare treat. We used to save them for later snackies - with jam, honey or on its own. With the chicken menu you got, we used to scoop the nore gravy with the hardtack or soak it in it. it's surprisingly good. - the dry bread ("sukhari") are great with any soup or dumped in sweet coffee. - a lot of the guys loved adding pepper to the pea soup, myself included. - any "tushonkas" were saved for later. The catck is that it goes with anything. We used to throw some ramen in the retort, add hot water and boom! Instant morale boost with some added calories. - the honey proved to be a great antiseptic for wounds. Some deep recon experience from a combat medic there. Thanks for your content man. Always an honest opinion. Long-time fan. Слава Україні!)

[@schnizzyfizz7832]

Героям слава!

[@preserveourpbfs7128]

Awesome, thank you for sharing.

[@WetPig]

I find it so sweet how you say you save the snacks and that some are a rare treat. Makes you feel connected to the soldier, seeing their human side. It delightful that it is food of all things that does it.

[@bluelagoon1980]

Regarding honey as an antiseptic for wounds: Sometimes the ancient methods work. Honey has been used in this way for over four and a half thousand years.

[@user-px6wq3tf2y]

I am very glad that you liked our ration, I have been subscribed to your channel for a very long time, and I always dreamed that you would review our ration. I also want to express my gratitude to all Americans for their support, we are very grateful to you and love you! Glory to Ukraine and God bless America!

[@YourReadThisWrong]

Kick ass and take names brother. Never give up.

[@mercoid]

💙💛

[@rysaauggie]

The free world will always support Ukraine. Always fight for Freedom!

[@UnknownUser-fe5zu]

Fund your own war. 😒

[@pickleball456]

@@UnknownUser-fe5zuwell at least we know for all the billions they are getting they are eating well

[@fherot8200]

The most timely and relevant MRE you’ve done.

[@abdulheisenberg8781]

He's probably had this vid ready for weeks

[@DutchGuyMike]

@@PerspectiveEngineer lol

[@MIMALECKIPL]

Next russian mre

[@SimuLord]

No kidding. Crazy good timing.

[@truestefanwhat]

Maybe because he picked it for this video you fat kid

[@miketeeveedub5779]

Sadly these MREs are going to be put through their paces over the next few days. Support and prayers to my Ukrainians friends! Thanks for the appropriate video Steve!

[@RoundenBrown]

Slava ukraini, heroyam slava.

[@richardroberts4355]

The least NATO could do is ship in a few MREs.

[@scrappydoo7887]

@@richardroberts4355 they did a lot more than that lo lol

[@anartistsrendition4386]

Stop watching the news. For your health if anything.

[@commandingsteel]

@@anartistsrendition4386 nothing wrong with being informed and knowing what's going on(although you could argue, humans aren't emotionally equipped to know about every atrocity and tragedy going on around the world) it only when people get overly obsessed or extremely upset is it a problem

[@bubwal23xifan]

Am I the only one who thinks 9 months is long enough to go without a video from Steve? Hope you're doing okay Steve and happy holidays.

[@davidsmart8594]

@Jason Newman I'll say! Steve; hope everything is well with you. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you both. PS Steve, in Germany and Poland, chocolate-covered biscuits are popular. I'd try cracker + chocolate + apricot + coffee in the mouth at the same time.

[@ooo0fooo0f57]

Yea awhile ago he used to take breaks like this lol I think a lot of the newer viewers might be overreacting

[@bubwal23xifan]

I know he's gotten sick a couple times from a couple of different MREs, I just hope one finally hasn't gotten the better of him. I'm ready to hear "let's get this out on a tray. Nice!" And "Nice hiss" again. Steve is a KZbin treasure.

[@Kalashnikov413]

There are rumors that said he's already dead in Ukraine (i don't entirely believe in this rumor though)

[@scottallpress3818]

Yea I’ve genuinely come over to check for new videos ….. pretty worrying

[@jamespike5161]

I’ve actually never had an MRE make me feel hungry before. Surprisingly this one did. It actually looks like it would fill you up and fuel you.

[@I3urton]

That pea soup, man. I want some right now.

[@uhohitsatrap9989]

​@@I3urtonSame, my Grandmother used to make a Pea and Ham soup cause I hated green vegetables as a kid, it was the best thing in the world and I would carve a world into the core of the Earth to have it again.

[@toufusoup]

What a fitting MRE to showcase. I hope everyone tuning in is alright, and if not, that things will get better. 🙏

[@RoundenBrown]

Slava ukraini, heroyam slava.

[@coltm4a186]

@@RoundenBrown what does that mean?

[@darkjanggo]

@@coltm4a186 Glory to Ukraine, Glory to the Heroes! слава україні героям слава!

[@notapseudonym678]

@@coltm4a186 it's basically the Ukrainian national motto. Glory to Ukraine, glory to the heroes.

[@kirkvoelcker5272]

@@coltm4a186 Glory to Ukraine, glory to the heroes.

[@user-il9ze9py8c]

Steve would make a great autopsy pathologist. “Alright. That’s the heart. Let’s get this out on the tray. Nice!”

[@longshucksgaming]

you sir need more likes. I had a hearty chuckle at your comment

[@ABetterWeapon]

Hilarious, good job. Nice!

[@anishreddy3477]

your comment on 2021 Ukrainian 24 Hour Field Ration Review Pork Tushonka & Kasha MRE Meal Ready to Eat Tasting Test by Steve1989MREInfo has reached 100 likes

[@nuggert]

"Nice hiss."

[@user-il9ze9py8c]

@@nuggert "wow, this has gone bad." takes a bite "this is pretty much inedible" takes another bite.

[@muschip]

Chef: "Make sure to mix emulsifiers into the sauce to avoid breaking the oil." Steve: "The oil separation...that's beautiful."

[@215ILLicit]

My daughter watches your videos to fall asleep. It’s not an insult. Your voice sends her to the dream world. Along with her information of MRE’s. Hahahahahaha. “Let’s put that on a tray, NICE!”.

[@CrazedKingofSalt]

I live in Romania, and that's exactly what you would eat in this part of the world, Ukraine included. So when you are out there under fire and shells, this is the kind of thing that will remind you of home , and what the fuck you're fighting for.

[@srinarayan2687]

@@teiuq3885 If you understand the division of the С С С Р in the 19th century, you'll understand what I'm implying. This being said, I'm NOT pro 🇷🇺 If the 🇺🇦 president had been tactful, this whole saga would have been avoided.

[@oleksandrbespalov9713]

@@srinarayan2687 good old victim blaming. "If Ukrainian president wouldn't do this or that, putin would not lost his mind and made a biggest war in Europe since WW2". I like how much influence Ukrainian president has on russian crazy tzar in your opinion.

[@srinarayan2687]

@@oleksandrbespalov9713 Refer to my reply earlier. Its clear enough.

[@whiteboi3818]

No USA troops in the Ukraine because there's no oil or $$$ to make. Just all bull shit propaganda

[@srinarayan2687]

@@whiteboi3818 Nice one buddy 🤣 however there are North American Mercenaries on the ground in 🇺🇦

[@dartmaul25]

I'm glad to know that the soldiers on Ukraine at least have a nice meal to boost their morale. I wish you the best from Poland

[@al465]

Fuuuuuck.................

[@vXSpikeXv]

Best of luck to you man

[@ColtGColtG]

I have always respected the Polish people and I know your hands are as tied as ours but at least from what I have seen your country has been outstanding in providing every ounce of support you possibly can which is more than most countries can say. you should be proud.

[@Triggernlfrl]

@@ColtGColtG Polish are the best NATO lapdogs you can find...

[@gidi3250]

@@Triggernlfrl who's has very happily given a litterl covoy of ammo for Ukraine.

[@lawrencewong4727]

This is the first time I actually see Steve polish entirely the whole lunch & dinner. In most cases he just eats a few spoonful and leaves the rest on the plate. I think the gum and sweets are dual purpose for both the military and the kids on liberated areas to give and in most cases during warfare. Excellent product

[@Initial_Gopnik]

Apparently they couldn't make enough of them, because there's video and reports of Ukrainian troops starving and freezing right now, I feel bad for them.

[@kurukuru4120]

Usually he eats like centuries old rations though. Can't blame him for not finishing them.

[@Xeotroid]

Modern day rations he usually finishes unless it's something like the Israel ration that was mostly fish.

[@andriandrason1318]

@@Initial_Gopnik Like hey are only getting weapon's but no MREs 🤦

[@Initial_Gopnik]

@@andriandrason1318Okay, I never said they weren't getting MRE's. I just said Ukraine couldn't make enough of them before this drawn out conflict ensued, and who can blame them, they've been at war for almost a year, and soldiers don't eat oxygen.

[@davydovua]

Also, pork tushonka can be saved for separate meals that can be cooked say with simple pasta once an opportunity arises. A huge morale boost, tested that myself while in the bomb shelter.

[@Rozzyfro]

Good luck over there.

[@mattgoulden4779]

Best wishes!!

[@bobbyosborne2375]

God be with you.

[@scav5377]

God be with you

[@gogudelagaze1585]

"..tested this myself while in a bomb shelter" Now, I understand and appreciate your desire to accurately test these things, but that's a bit extreme! Take care dude, hope you're in a safe spot now.

[@Metalblowing]

Ukrainian here. After 2014 there was a lot of changes to our MREs. It wasn't that good before. Also we leverage a lot of our local suppliers. We produce a lot of grains/meat so we use a lot of grain meat. Instead of putting fancy stuff, we just use common sense here: meat & grains. As with other countries, we do have mountain, summer, winter types too. But I don't think they are severely different in style.

[@dashtesla]

I feel like you should have a large industry for exporting these MREs you have the infrastructure to produce them specially after the war when local demand will be much lower it will be useful to have and a market to export.

[@TzunSu]

@@dashtesla That's a good point. Cheap, well made, nutritious MREs that are coming out of the nation with the biggest military success in the last 50+ years would probably sell very well.

[@TheDownrankTrain]

I feel like this is kinda symbolic of post-2014 Ukraine. Its own distinctive foods and culture, backed up by really well thought through state-of-the-art technology and techniques picked up from NATO countries that have been investing in this sort of thing for decades.

[@JustAnotherAwesomeGuy]

Ukraine post 2014 went in the right direction.. till Putin decided to disrupt the peace and progress. Slava Ukraini

[@JohnGotti__]

@@JustAnotherAwesomeGuy Героям СЛАВА!

[@dtcm]

Steve the kinda guy you can chill out with for hours, he seems like a good guy.

[@Walczyk]

4:12 I love how positive Steve is, that spoon is just doing the trick means it isn't very strong. Love it

[@pdw8635]

I don’t think it’s “good timing”. I believe Steve is showing his support for Ukraine in his own way. I think Steve did this one purposely. And it’s great to see him and have this content

[@JeepWranglerIslander]

He's supporting them without having to say anything. Plausible deniability against any potential haters. He's a smart cookie.

[@ibuprofen-noodles]

A nice cookie :)

[@k80_]

Yeah when I first saw the thumbnail I thought “well that’s a bit out of touch huh” but upon watching it’s a thoughtful and humanizing look at a place we in the us really only think of in the context of war or power and powerlessness

[@MidwestDrumner]

You quite literally just described why this post is good timing. Good timing can be both unintentional and intentional.

[@brianartillery]

Steve is a great example of a wonderful human being. Simple as that. He's often likened to the late, very great Bob Ross. And those who say that are damn right.

[@Lord_Azrekahl]

I don't know how he does it. At its core, we're just watching a guy eat food, yet I'm still entertained. I love this channel.

[@JawasRandomStuff]

and im always getting something to eat while watching because i always get hungry while doing so xD

[@Lord_Azrekahl]

@@JawasRandomStuff SAME!

[@BinkleCrunksworthXVI]

There's something so oddly relaxing and enjoyable about this channel and Steve himself. I've heard people compare him to Bob Ross and I think it makes perfect sense

[@Lord_Azrekahl]

@@BinkleCrunksworthXVI Steve is also really knowledgeable on everything he reviews. I always learn something interesting.

[@Youtube-Censorship-Police]

comfy voice, kind & humble guy, slightly weird and entertaining👍

[@spaceeDolphin]

I like to imagine Steve having a whole drawer in his kitchen full of MRE spoons

[@srinfinity5587]

That dry bread with that pea soup has produced magic. Imagine eating that after a harsh day of fighting, -20 degree climate. You eat that and it’s a life saver and a amazing morale booster. You defo be looking forward to that daily.

[@crazygamingyt7245]

No

[@crazygamingyt7245]

Soup is so bad I want a burger

[@srinfinity5587]

@@crazygamingyt7245 I mean the closest you’ll get to a MRE burger is that pizza MRE he covered a whole back 🤣 but might have missed something

[@crazygamingyt7245]

@@srinfinity5587 yesss pizza is the best

[@DmitryChmelyov]

For slavs it is comfort food. Not many americans would understand.

[@chrisb.3001]

Snowed in today and find this gem. The timing of a Ukrainian ration. This man just gets it! Thank You Steve

[@Sirdigbyfafontbittocks]

Or incredibly insensitive using a global conflict to generate hits for his channel … depends how you look at it

[@chrisb.3001]

@@Sirdigbyfafontbittocks It’s his way of showing support to Ukraine 🇺🇦 That is how I look at it.

[@Sirdigbyfafontbittocks]

@@chrisb.3001 by reviewing a Ukrainian MRE …did you see the man ran over by a tank today?

[@JUSTKOZ]

@Sir Digby Fafont Bittocks Bruh stfu snowflake, who cares about those ukraine bums

[@youngcodus2189]

@@Sirdigbyfafontbittocks his channel is based around nothing but mres whats wrong w you it’s a harmless video go find something else to cry abt

[@RuthlessMojo]

I wish they had this type of ration when I served in the army. Very generous. Here's to the people of Ukraine. Stay safe and take care.

[@guyfawkesuThe1]

I know. The early MREs were pretty much processed food in a pouch. Heating element? No way. I ate them cold.

[@justrobin8155]

It always makes me happy when I see a good hearty ration like this. God knows they need it. A decent meal must be amazing for morale

[@RuthlessMojo]

It's obvious the Ukrainian military cares about the well being of its soldiers. When we were out on maneuvers I always came back several kilos lighter. Honestly Australian rations back in the day were absolute rubbish. You'd get more nutrition chewing bark.

[@rodneymineweaser1899]

Nothing true respect for Ukraine!

[@JohnDoe-pv2iu]

That is a BEAUTIFUL ration! No Disgusting 'chicken ala king' B.S.. Food and as Steve said, no sugar-crash in 2 hours. I remember having to have your own salt, pepper, hot sauce and coffee to make an MRE edible, not good, just edible. I know of a Sgt at Ft Campbell that used to carry a propane torch in his pack to heat things in his canteen cup(that was back in the 80s before the FRH). I think a pack of jalapeno cheese would be great but this thing is fine the way it is. I could see keeping the Chocolate and a pack of those crackers in your pocket for a snack but with the portion size and it being real food (not sugar calories), you probably don't need a snack between meals. I am so glad that those folks have a good meal. They really need it right now. Great Video! Ya'll Take Care and be safe (And keep the Ukrainian people in your prayers), John

[@Veyronp87]

Damn I’m very impressed with this MRE. All the food was very hearty

[@darkstar18498]

Glad the lads in Ukrainian are eating well. Thank you

[@MichaelJ44]

The lads in Bakhmut aren’t

[@juliomonteiro242]

​@@MichaelJ44 The Russians definitely aren't. Can't even take the city.

[@kristoffer3000]

Gotta keep those Nazis well fed, right?

[@UrbanCohort]

Never underestimate the effect that a good, hot meal has on morale...

[@nicolescats2]

I feel like the 4th heating pack wasn't because a specific meal needed it but to allow the soldier to break up their meals into four hot meals if they wanted. And while the tea either needs hot water or multiple hours (cold steeping) the instant coffee could easily be stirred into cold water and immediately consumed. And if you're going to go to the trouble of leaving a cup out overnight with your teabags, it's nice that your able to make two teabags worth.

[@derpstorm23]

Won't save them from the reality that their leadership is corrupt and uses them as cannon fodder to protect oligarchs.

[@iteststuff1197]

@@nicolescats2 I didn't think about that but it's a smart insight I didn't think about

[@TheDownrankTrain]

@@nicolescats2 Also gives you an extra one for chucking in your sleeping bag when its cold, something that is apparently common practice for a lot of soldiers to the point where people would regularly eat some meals cold so they could use the heating pack to stay warm at night. Putting in extra's means troops are eating their meals hot and keeping warm at night.

[@b.elzebub9252]

@@nicolescats2 I bet there's tons of good uses for an extra heating pack. I don't think they cost or weigh much. So it's a case of 'why not?'. I bet that one extra pack per box is worth its weight in gold in a Ukrainian trench. It gets very cold out there in the fall, winter and early spring. Heat up some water for some coffee or tea. Heat up a water bottle to put in your sleeping bag or something small to put inside your socks or gloves during a watch. Especially at night when you probably don't want to be lighting any fires. The utilities are endless. I bet they added it after feedback from the guys and girls at the front. It's good to see stuff like that happening. To me it's an indication of a functioning system. Communication and evaluations are happening.

[@PhantomSavage]

Now for contrast you need to eat a Russian ration made in 2013 that technically expired in 2015.

[@audiolatroushearetic1822]

And by order of Russian Army command supposed to be eaten in 2022 :o! Poor guys.

[@user-zn9pw6ox3m]

Whole russian army is like this. In Chechen war soldiers report that explosive from reactive armor was stolen! Every single thing is like this. Dont believe to RT or anything like this. They report that 1 soldier has died and 2 wounded.

[@adrianotaylor7230]

Russian MRE dont look lile that they come in a green card board box with a white star on the front yall clowns believe everything yall see on the internet

[@micahmaoney4602]

@@adrianotaylor7230 lmao they don’t. You can buy them on eBay shipped straight for the Russian Federation. They’re pretty good all things considered. The pate is legit and it has a wicked good fruit bar. The Mains are super Eastern European which isn’t really appealing to a western pallet, but if you like old people food (which I do) then you’ll enjoy them.

[@zeropoint546]

@@micahmaoney4602 That ration is the exact in the green cardboard box with the white star on the front. There are a few versions of it available on Ebay, I presume the soldiers get some version of the contents or other. I've eaten 10 or so different ones now, and they're all pretty similar. The beef kasha with buckwheat is my favorite food to eat on a cold rainy night. E E is the clown. That fruit bar sucks balls btw, there are better versions of the ration that have nice chewing gum and chocolate instead.

[@amirbloomenfeld6066]

Sign me up for Ukrainian rations all day every day, over any other country. This looks amazing for off-the-shelf. Low sugar/candy content, highly nutritious and fatty meal with starches. That coupled with Steve's review makes me want to eat this as a normal food item day to day. Plus it actually looks palatable and not like dog food.

[@zersky495]

A Ukrainian ration put him in the ER back in 2015 that ended up costing him $15K

[@deegigidaugherty1578]

Steve, you deserve a show on food channel! Thanks for your thorough critiques and polite mannerism. Your parents did a fine job!

[@Lord_Baphomet_]

When the world needed him the most he returns… and with an MRE that is most likely being used in battle right now. Steve is either a marketing genius (who understands that millions of people are searching the word ‘Ukraine’) or he is so dedicated to his art he waited until the world was in disarray he came back. Either way I was glad to get the notification!

[@GeraltOfRivia69]

He wants them views like any other youtuber out there

[@rachkate76]

@@GeraltOfRivia69 exactly- opportunistic.

[@Newt2799]

Nah Steve obviously doesn’t do this to milk money. It’s easy to see he’s a quality of quantity creator. Personally, I think he did this as his own little way of showing support for Ukraine.

[@miamijules2149]

Hello! He’s STEVE1989; a god amongst men!

[@junwtf]

@@rachkate76 but hey,atleast he didnt do something bad to get views

[@exidy-yt]

Man, there is a LOT of that beef and buckwheat porridge! You're gonna start the day off with a warm full belly for sure on that one. Nice to have you back, Steve!

[@r2dadizubz]

Nice!

[@TheZinmo]

That would be ideal for a morning person, I'd like to save the porridge for around 9, and start at 6 with only a coffee, the apple butter and some crackers. But that's for hiking.

[@mattheweagles5123]

I do love a bowl of beef and buckwheat

[@garricksprockel1413]

@@r2dadizubz Mm'kay

[@MrLaughingcorpse]

That lunch meal could be split in two and saved for the next day. Use the coffee from dinner for that too.

[@wulfeeclipse1840]

So my dad's a beekeeper, and that honey is called cream honey. if you store honey for a while it crystalizes and cream honey is made by essentially pulverizing the honey crystals back into a "liquid."

[@nopenaw9835]

I dont know why I enjoy these videos so much, they are just so satisfying and calm. Love it.

[@s0mekindof]

Ukrainian MRE's are all about ordinary home-made food, but of extra quality and extra fat. You should try the reinforced menu #1 with borsch and beef stew. You'll get blown off!

[@MyTagYourIt]

I AM FROM THE FUTURE, THIS IS ALL PROPGANDA!!! I LOVE STEVE BUT TEH DEEP STATE HAS TEKEN OVER HIS CHANNEL! PLEASE TRUST IN GOD TO BLESS OUR TROOPS AND NOT ZELENSKY!!

[@larryfolloway6335]

Must be some ration. If it’ll blow me off I’ll take a case.

[@viliussmproductions]

Yeah, I was just thinking that. Such a homely, almost nostalgic feeling to it.

[@cleve6482]

You meant blown away right??

[@s0mekindof]

@@cleve6482, depends on in which part of the world you are trying it ;)

[@haifischh]

I love that, while you're being yourself, you are simultaneously teaching viewers additional tips and tricks (such as rehydrating the moist towelette to be used for hygiene/eatingware), and you're also helping the people who will potentially come to rely on these rations to be receptive and optimistic of them by offering praise of the many aspects and flavors of the ration. Lot of respect for that.

[@justingeturgun]

I’m so wondering is Steve a Russian spy lol he’s got so many tricks lol

[@bigrichard660]

@@QF_Dan72 Keep wishing. That would be a very boring video just watching something heat up or soak.

[@tomhall6410]

Totally agree, his presentation helps people understand how they can be creative with the ration to increase the palatability of each meal

[@skyethegoose]

This makes me want to have an mre

[@natfoote4967]

Ukraine is within the "breadbasket" region of Europe. It is some of the richest farmland on Earth. So it is not surprising their rations can be hearty, fresh, and wholesome.

[@fiskersproductions]

Makes sense why yellow portion of the flag represents wheat fields

[@shannonlong6640]

That's probably the reason why Russia wants it.

[@shannonlong6640]

@@michaelboultinghouse1478 maybe Ukraine won't feel the need to join nato if Russia didn't decide to invade their country and impose their own rules on them.

[@grindelston5968]

Shannon long 100% affirmative

[@brando3342]

@natfoote4967 Or you know, might be the billions of dollars they are getting from the West, that could be why these soldiers are eating better than me.

[@Ms_Princess_Zelda]

Steve, you have no idea how big of a smile I get when i hear the “lets get this out onto a tray…nice” the best catchphrases just makes me happy.

[@dandoro86]

It should be on a T-shirt

[@Ms_Princess_Zelda]

I’d buy that shirt for real. I hope it happens

[@manopeace9175]

I love it when he geeks out over the MRE. which is every video LOL! Love ya man!

[@deemond5289]

If your like me, then you know when it's coming and say it about the same time :) Makes my day every time too.

[@jduff59]

@@Ms_Princess_Zelda He has "Nice Hiss" T-shirts!

[@SpaceWaffle]

I was JUST thinking about the Ukraine rations 😂 perfect timing bro (Shirt was cool too)😎

[@Urammar]

Am I the only one thats disappointed steve did this? This is an active, ongoing, conflict against bad odds, and this is a valid, in-date MRE. This is a meal for a soldier defending his home. And hes eating it. Its just one, blah blah, I mean sure. But I feel this is really bad taste.

[@KhoiNguyen-tw1fr]

@@Urammar maybe he is showing us a sneak peak of what a Ukrainian soldiers is possibly eating to give him energy to defend his country. Think of the bright side

[@DONKINDONUTS]

@@Urammar ...What? If anything, I think this is a great way to give insight as to what many people are eating right now while defending their homeland, and to show the reality of the situation. Him buying a ration is not going to mean a soldier doesn't get a ration - there's a reason they're stable for so long. They have excess - rations are bulk and shipped to a unit. Steve hasn't somehow yoinked a ration out of a platoon's supply so one random soldier is going to go hungry.

[@dxcpt]

@@Urammar Pathetic comment..

[@mobilemarshall]

@@Urammar The war would have to be very long and drawn out for that to actually become a problem. The threat of running out of rations is basically 0.

[@stevewatha]

I think I've seen all of Steves posts. Clearly, the most knowledgeable ration reviewer. Good, well researched, detailed information about the accessories and rations, with articulate descriptions of the tastes and textures of the food.

[@garrettfinch3158]

Please don’t stop making videos. They are awesome !

[@ArtsyBaker24]

Having the apricots in that breakfast ration reminds me of my grandparents from the USSR who did the same thing. They'd have me eat apricots and prunes before breakfast with them, and a glass of kefir

[@jessicah3450]

That combo is really good for digestion!

[@jackchurchill3777]

@@jessicah3450 Yup, your stomach will be infinitely happy for that. Im glad that the west has finally started to realize the importance of a good gut biome. It used to really only be a thing that the east used to preach.

[@cylontoaster7660]

@@jackchurchill3777 It is interesting that long ago, in the East they promoted Kefir as a medicinal food without actually truly understanding why. Now modern science lends some support to that - they were probably getting a beneficial microbiome from the Kefir, which helped with health and even some illnesses

[@eleanorroberts1886]

Wow, was worried Steve was MIA due to a spoiled MRE, glad to see him again! Need to see him more often

[@redflag2613]

Don't you know that Steve has 9 life.. 2 already spent for Chinese PLA ration & Kazakstan ration. So, he still have 7 life.. 😉

[@imjudeau2156]

@@redflag2613 hahaha

[@Nidrog]

@@redflag2613 The fact that it hasn't been spent on some of the WW2 era stuff he's reviewed baffles me.

[@raddaradda3996]

He ate a ration older than the Titanic

[@davidbermudez7704]

Bro that dude ate an old ration from 1800s and I really thought he was gonna die. I believe it’s God’s mercy!

[@memnochlv]

It may have been said as I see how old this post is, but the honey is creamed. Which just means, it's been crystallized to the smallest possible crystal size, so it won't crystal into big clogging chunks. It really is the best way to store honey and in a ration, it makes even more sense.

[@FallOnThese]

I dont know why I keep watching these videos. But I think this guy should review everything in life. His review skills are top notch. Most reviews and reviewers annoy me. He's great.

[@johncashwell1024]

Steve's comment "could probably thaw out a frozen one if it were solid" is actually why the Ukraine went with a FRH that could work a bit hotter but importantly could work longer. Rations carried in a soldier's pack can get quite cold and a FRH that can give you a hot meal in 0⁰ degree weather is a definite moral booster.

[@56bturn]

And Ukraine gets cold.

[@TheDownrankTrain]

Not just moral saving, LIFE saving. Hot food and beverages to raise the core temperature can be the difference between life and death

[@MattSilvermanMusic]

Steve reminds me to enjoy my food. Sometimes I watch him while scarfing down my dinner after work. When he smells and tastes a dry old cracker like it's a fine wine, it reminds me to slow down and actually experience my fresh home-cooked food.

[@nursebridgie]

Same!

[@wmurray003]

Exactly.

[@simonriley3438]

@Mekehl what are you on about

[@chasewebb7417]

Leave it to people like Mekehl to act like a jackass toward a harmless comment- all these flavors and he had to be salty… and for what??

[@thestormtrooperwhocanaim496]

@@chasewebb7417 prob a Chinese or Russian or Congo bot

[@georgeburns7251]

I think this is one of the rare MREs that I actually could eat and enjoy. Although I’m enjoying Steve enjoying the MRE.

[@hardygaming3454]

How does this man constantly make everything sound so good

[@charlethemagne5466]

This legit looks like the tastiest, most hearty MRE i've seen. The fact you get TWO stews for the main is awesome.

[@karlp8484]

Such a timely ration review. You reviewed a Ukanian ration 3 years ago and it was quite good. Emmy Made in Japan reviewed one a year ago and it was better - it had been improved. Now this one, this is better again, actually one of the very best.

[@jacobr9741]

whenever I'm down in the dumps Steve comes around and gives us an hour long special in our time of need. My prayers and thoughts for the people of the Ukraine.

[@johnfranta6937]

and so do mine!

[@WadeWeigle]

Amen to that buddy.

[@morlock2086]

Amen.

[@eclipsez0r]

Good luck to Russia as well 🍻

[@Watsmypwrlvl]

you can tell this is made by a country that cares about its soldiers. ive never been particularly interested in trying a field ration before but i would love this.

[@williamsantos2593]

I often take a french mre (I haven't tried others, but this ukrainian one looks great) when I go on a hike, it's nice to have good meals in a compact package.

[@A7Xsyngatesfan97]

Congrats on hitting the algorithm! Really hope you come back with more content! I know you are somewhat limited on how many videos you can really make about MREs, but you have a vibe that I really like, I love listening to you talk about things you're passionate about, and my favorite parts are DEFINATELY when you try the smokes! So authentic in your reaction.

[@BOSSVERDAN]

This seems like one of the largest, heartiest, and most flexible rations I've seen on Steve's channel. I'm seriously impressed. You get like... 5 retort pouches that would easily be a main in another mre. Very cool stuff!

[@celtiberian]

Yeah, very large. Plenty of fuel for onde day of intense operations. Can also be used for 2 calm days.

[@liesdamnlies3372]

As we’ve seen, they need all these calories to support their massive balls.

[@ptrekboxbreaks5198]

Maybe they're larger since they are actually in combat right now, but idk anything about rations other than what Steve shows

[@ObservingTheSus]

@@liesdamnlies3372 the Ukrainians are actually using wheelbarrows to carry around their balls making it harder to fight

[@LexYeen]

@@TrueNicomus you do know that the UN is looking into alleged human rights abuses committed by Russian troops right? or are you just a Russian military-intelligence bot posting from behind seven proxies?

[@Yeeren]

That's a heck of a ration. Probably twice what I'd eat in a day, but I reckon for a soldier in a cold climate engaged in strenuous activity all day the 4000 calories are much needed.

[@legion8416]

4000 calories barely cuts it when you are in full gears all day doing stuff, especially if you have a lot of muscle mass.

[@defjux3554]

herpa derp

[@Mk-ko6ot]

You need 5000 calories

[@r2dadizubz]

@@Mk-ko6ot you need 6000 calories

[@nestor1208]

@@r2dadizubz your mama needs 999'999 calories Alright, I'll see myself out now

[@justinetherton4107]

You describe everything very detailed! I like it!! Nice work buddy!!!

[@bobbythunderballsthunderba9563]

Id just like to say ive just found steves channel, and i bloody love it, steve youre a dude! This is what makes youtube bloody great 😊😊

[@joshuabaker3421]

So I had a UA MRE while I was over there in '17, and I have to say: No UA soldier eats these things as stand alone. They forage for whatever is near by to make them better. They created an AMAZING meal simply by adding some foraged mushrooms. But even as stand alone they aren't bad. Made a good break from the regular MREs I was eating.

[@AstralS7orm]

These are not meant to be used long term either, but when field kitchens do not exist or to supplement them.

[@kovalbogdan6003]

Hello Steve, I’m Ukrainian and I’ve been watching your videos for few years now, thank you for reviewing this one

[@online4christ660]

Are you in Ukraine right now or do you have family there? As a student in history/international politics I have been watching the news on the attack continuously. Praying for your country 🙏

[@henrymrerations4421]

@@online4christ660 Слава Україні! Героям слава! Glory to Ukraine!

[@Ken72142]

@@henrymrerations4421 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@adama6440]

This is why im a big fan of steve, you never forget where you came from my friend. Much love

[@stephenpaz6456]

What great descriptions. Love your use of correct terminiology to describe everything from packaging to ingredients. Learned so much!

[@briancjohnson]

You know, the bread/rusk in this ration really sets it apart. Having something more bread-like, especially something that can absorb the high-liquid content of the retort pouch meals? Brilliant. Light-years ahead of the MRE.

[@Authorman2]

This guy, he knows what he is talking about.

[@doozledorf7036]

I wouldn't really say "light-years" ahead. I've had some pretty good bread in US MRE's before.

[@AQS521]

There’s bread in MREs too, though.

[@marthascargill5234]

honestly want the recipe/manufacturing deets, this bread is like luxury hardtack

[@DanielGD5]

You're like the Bob Ross of MRE's. Super relaxing and interesting to watch. Cheers from Norway!

[@glenntungay5140]

I was thinking the very same thing

[@badcornflakes6374]

Keep on glorifying this man

[@lacymcknight5043]

Very original. I mean, it's not like this comment isn't left on every one of his videos by 5 or 6 people or anything. Do y'all race to try to be the first to say it to get some upvotes?

[@jamesaspinall9248]

Great content as usual from the accurate map at the start to the very end. Keep up the good work.

[@zmull9180]

Thank you for what you do Steve. I can always rely on you to provide the best straightforward content. I know what I'm getting and i love it. All of it. Keep on keeping on man. Nice. ✌️❤😊

[@Steve1989MRE]

Right on thanks so much zmull! Nice alright cool, see ya

[@danielzadorozhniy1303]

I’m from Ukraine and I’m in Ukraine right now, just wanted to say thank you 🙏 everyone for your support, we feel it and we love you, also happy to know our soldiers have that good MRE!

[@theadventuresofjavier8698]

Prayers heading your way. May all this craziness end soon

[@jeremymcadam7400]

Good luck mate.

[@alanhyt79]

Slava Ukraini!! The world is impressed by the people of Ukraine. You are as tough as nails, even the grandmothers are fierce. And your president is an amazing leader. We are sending former soldiers from America to help you out. We are pushing our politicians to create a No Fly Zone. Hang in there and stay strong. Help is on the way, though it won't come as quickly as anyone would like. Ukraine will be victorious and putin will be dead.

[@UltimatelyEverything]

Good luck to you and your country you're strong people and you will win this war

[@galinda91]

Keep fighting and here is hoping the rest of the world backs you up.

[@Farmaceuta93]

It's nice to see how Ukrainian army has reformed. In 2014 their ration was canned meat with crackers and ton of sugar. After aid from many countries (for example Poland sent 2 millions of military rations) they created their own modern ration.

[@aserta]

A modern, competent military. Let's hope they give Goliath the upper cut it needs.

[@r2dadizubz]

@@aserta you have no idea. Bet you're a Yank.

[@dragonsember]

Very cool to know. I'd love to see him review the 2014 ration.

[@rifleshooterchannel208]

*”reformed” *has a military composed of Neo Nazis 😂😂😂

[@peppermint_latte]

@@rifleshooterchannel208 You don't have to be such an obvious Russian NPC. At least try a little harder.

[@SindyJ37]

This man gives a food review like no other. Nice!

[@jeromewagschal9485]

I'm always blown away by the way these heating things work 🙂🙂 I know it's not rocket science but being able to heat up your food just like that on the field without any ovens nearby ( or fire ) is just too cool...

[@EminencePhront]

I didn't realize how much I missed this guy until right now.

[@BobertSands]

Steves pallete is so refined that he can FEEL the shortening in the crackers, what a legend

[@conorkelly947]

And the freshness of dried tea leaves

[@theharvinator]

bro is so intelligent with food, makes 3 page thesis documentary’s on how perfect and creamy the dark chocolate is lol

[@christianarowan1921]

I got so excited when I saw that this contained chocolate. I have a sister adopted from Ukraine and every time we came home, we would stuff our suitcases with chocolate. Germany has my favorite dark chocolate, but Ukraine has the best chocolate in all the other categories.

[@viliussmproductions]

Roshen does indeed make some amazing sweets.

[@aex2320]

huge fan of the content, I can almost taste it just from watching, great personality and just an overall good time watching through the entire thing, keep it up!

[@Vesania3]

I really appreciate that he eats the whole ration, I have seen others try a little and then go to the review, much likely the rest is throw away. So, yeah I deeply appreciate that. Nice vid :)

[@thany3]

I hate wasting food that's still perfectly good. Even if it's not nice food. Either I eat it, or I haven't bought it 😀

[@Vesania3]

@@thany3 exactly!!! If the food its not waving enthusiastically at me, then I'm going to eat it, period.

[@scottdunn8518]

It's gotta be really nasty for him not to eat it... and then he does anyway.

[@ReddoFreddo]

If it ain't Steve I ain't watching it

[@ronank2432]

he literally eats food from 1800s and ww1 so yeah steve is the last person not to finish mre

[@simonmadden5576]

Steve's level of understatement and subtle sarcasm should qualify him as an honorary englishman

[@richardcranium7899]

Why would you insult him like that?

[@multicolor8476]

Its good to know that in their sorrow this year, at least they've had this comfort to draw from.

[@dogra13]

My wife and I love watching your videos. We have bought different MRE's just to compare the quality and flavor thanks to you. 😀