Tasting 38 Year Old Sausage Patties!!!!! - MOUNTAIN HOUSE FREEZE DRIED FOOD

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[@kimmididwhat]

This can was manufactured on Friday July 11th of 1980. * please see MH’s website. You can also call them and they will confirm. Prior to 1989, the used specific codes. K stood for 1980. The 193 is for the 193rd day of that year. The 3 digit code underneath was an internal code which after 1989 is used to identify the operator’s initials that packaged the lot. 😃 (Yes, I’m old) 👵🏻

[@lindeeowen7647]

Thanks !

[@sinisterisrandom8537]

In this case that's an acceptable pro. 😊

[@rudiryan]

Somebody send this man a can opener 😅

[@johnwilliams7102]

Lots of servings in that can. Inspired me to have sausage and eggs for breakfast today. Super cool pot - like the lid with the strainer holes.

[@tthomaselli2]

stickyfingaz745- This is the very first video of yours I've ever watched--literally. Great job!...

[@ForeignMRE]

Looked really good. 2 thumbs up.

[@YourOldPalFernbark]

That looked great to me. That freeze dried stuff is about bullet proof.

[@MickeyJoesMREReviews]

I'm all about that freeze dried sausage patty life, son!

[@PaulBuikema]

Well done amigo! Would love to have trie a few of those patties, super salty I bet though.

[@thesurvivalist.]

Make spaghetti! Just add tomato sauce, herbs, and some cheese!

[@bertdesantis]

The star of this video was the can opener? What the hell man you could not find a better one?

[@dragonbutt]

This would make the most amazing sausage gravy

[@getliquified]

Very enjoyable video. Subbed. Can't wait to see more of your videos

[@JenniferinIllinois]

Nice hiss. Hehehe... Mmmm, 25yo sausage patties. Add some 25yo biscuits and 25yo gravy and you're ready to go. 😁😁😁

[@Sticky745]

That would’ve been bomb 👍👍

[@urinanis]

@@Sticky745 i cant help but to think about chevy chase in vegas vacation, remember he was into long life food preservatives and he had the old cookies and milk and you could tell the milk was sour because of his expressions.

[@demandred1957]

Steve1989 would be proud..Nice! Let's get this out onto a tray!

[@tracyphillips3325]

Great review Sticky. Bet that would be good to use on a pizza.

[@justingorton9596]

That hiss lol

[@yes0r787]

"Nice hiss!"

[@miamigabbz]

Just found you today through Steve. Glad I found u.

[@reneeallen3569]

Now all you need is a vat of gravy and a pan of biscuits! Lol! Hope you’re well!

[@thomaswhitten2537]

You got more balls than I do. I'd have to be on my last leg to go for that. But it's good to know it'll last that long.

[@Daves45auto]

Nice video man!

[@frankhurlburt204]

Oh I know what to do make some white gravy put patties in the gravy and put on biscuits with eggs

[@kellycarver2500]

Hopefully we won't get sick and die! LMFBO! That was some good thinking out loud, mister. LOL

[@mountainghost556]

I think I may be the only person that liked the dehydrated pork Pattie in the dark brown MRE. At least in the unit's I was in. Good video does look good.

[@marktwibell9303]

Great video!!

[@MultiMagnum62]

More vintage food, awesome sir. Very interesting looking food. The sausage crumbs, could have made A good gravy. I hope no ill effects my friend. I wish to see you again, LOL. Great review as always, Peace from Kentucky, John, AKA, Magnum. P.S., I hope the weather finally gave you A break, on some of the fires your way friend. It looked scary from here, I can only imagine, from your perspective. Take care, John.

[@nuked99]

So where are all the biscuits and a big pot of gravy to go with that? I will say for such an old item that looked really good, but i do expect freeze dried items to last a while. Great review Sticky!

[@craineyfit8619]

20+ years?? Holy crap. 😲 I'd definitely try this. Keep it for just in case

[@GospelOutside]

Can you please let me know what other cans you have? I have 3 cans of 1980s orangeade and 1 can of strawberries, pears and pineapples. I was wondering if you had any of the same and if they were any good

[@willyswagon57]

Would you eat the whole thing lol, but for a small group it's perfect ,did you get sick ? Iam thinking of getting a freeze dryer of my own

[@KahlestEnoch]

Nice it looked good after it was rehydrated.

[@gvii]

Obviously, you lived, or I wouldn't have been able to watch this. So that's the most important thing. But yeah, those are looking a little rough, but not much does look very good after sitting dried out in a can for a few decades, lol. Cool vid bud. I don't know where you're finding these, but they're really neat to see.

[@jamesortiz5388]

Good one.

[@josephd27]

They say it should be good for at least 30 years

[@turkeytrailhoneybeefarmgeo6292]

For sure! Wise food? Mountain House for sure.

[@GMWILD87]

I used to love mountain house had the biscuit and gravy a few times but their recent price hike has stopped me from getting more.

[@marthagonzalez5528]

Oh I was going to order I changed my mind

[@TheRealBatCave]

lol look at the price now, i bet u wish u bought it back then, at this rate food will literally be more expensive tomorrow than it is today

[@__WJK__]

It's actually good to see these companies are removing Hyrdogentaed oils & MSG, etc... but I agree, the cost of freeze dried foods is pretty crazy and it actually makes more sense to invest in a freeze drier with family or friends and just make your own from scratch + the upside in doing this allows people to eliminate questionable ingredients :)

[@TheRealBatCave]

@@__WJK__ 3 years ago it was a pretty fair price....now tho? Lol insane especially those shitty vrands like readywise etc etc

[@richardbottslotsandmore5696]

Wow...I found some of these cans in my parents basement...Mexican omelet mix...hash browns...chicken....8 full cases or more....was thinking about ebaying it....lol...Thanks for the great videos....

[@victoriasmith2512]

Hopefully we won’t get sick and die.i don’t no why but I laughed so much

[@clarencesmith2305]

The last time I had any of their sausage patties it was in the late 70's early 80's, I wish that they still made them.

[@paulwolf2775]

Reminded me of the dehydrated pork patties in the old MREs. Hope you got to share it.

[@tedpeterson1156]

That's exactly what they were.

[@carlcolvin8320]

Also known as track pads

[@brendanmulhall9095]

I know this is steve’s saying, but, Nice Hiss

[@mountainghost556]

I watched this way through, looks like the brown bag,MRE.pattie loved it raw it did give me cotton..

[@tom_olofsson]

"Do not open till ready to use." Are you sure you are ready? A couple more years might add flavor.

[@aceisking]

#Steve1989mreinfo

[@shrk128]

what translation app are you using?

[@tthomaselli2]

stickyfingaz745- Where, exactly can you find these cans of Mountain House?... I live in Illinois & I've literally never heard of this brand of "survival food" up until now.

[@andrewfidel2220]

Mountain House is literally sold everywhere, Walmart carries their meals in the camping section, just about any store with hiking stuff carries it. The big #10 cans like this are going to be found at your survival/prepper focused stores or in areas with a large Mormon population.

[@BenWorkmanAnimalFeeMre]

Biscuts and gravy for weeks!

[@turkeytrailhoneybeefarmgeo6292]

They got that now! it's really good. Try it. Most Walmart's have em in the outdoor section.

[@TheFrog767]

New subscriber here looks nice especially if your in a SHTF situation.

[@tedpeterson1156]

Except, he ate them. They don't offer them anymore. "Herblock's Law" - If it's good, they'll stop making it.

[@ALPHAJACK78]

Good video, what did you do with the rest of it make a casserole or anything lotta stuff thanks

[@Sticky745]

ALPHA JACK just fridged it and fed it to my dog.. took about two weeks for her to finish it 😂

[@ALPHAJACK78]

stickyfingaz745 ya man that was a lot of food

[@tthomaselli2]

stickyfingaz745- What, exactly did it mean by "Reconstitute" at 1:41-1:55?...

[@robw5741]

I was expecting a prize in the bottom of the can!

[@tthomaselli2]

What, exactly did it mean by "Reconstitute" at 1:41-1:55?...

[@jamesderynck1219]

looks good my friend hope you saved some

[@Sticky745]

Saved most for my dog.. I use a handful with her regular dog food and she loves it lol

[@rockyraab8290]

Really hope you don't waste all that perfectly good food, Sticky. Omelets, pizza, breakfast sandwiches, sausage meatloaf...

[@Isabelpresch44]

So cool

[@marthagonzalez5528]

Yeah it's you

[@ClarkyMalarky]

Also when ya rehydrate do it with beef Bullion or something like that, world of difference

[@MreOsc68]

I have two of these (different menus) and the seller told me the DOP is 1979

[@jhandy4161]

314th day so November 10th and 1993. Add 30 years to get the "Good By Date" = Good by November 10th 2023.

[@kimmididwhat]

Nope. This can was manufactured on the 193rd day of 1980. Please go to mountain house or do your research.

[@James-fo1xh]

What happens when you easy rations like this do you get food poisoning

[@TheAoyoc]

Steve1989 would be proud of the nice hiss

[@ronaldwillis3749]

True sausage party.

[@marthagonzalez5528]

You sound like the guy that made all the dilishes Mexican MRI

[@marthagonzalez5528]

I knew it was you I went back looked at your video

[@marthagonzalez5528]

How much do those cans cost

[@marthagonzalez5528]

@Jewel Clark 🤗🙋

[@Dan_druft]

Don't you have decent tin openers in the US ?

[@thesurvivalist.]

Just got approved to resell for them, I wish they still had those to sale!

[@u.s.militia7682]

If you look in the basements of some old small town courthouses you might find some 55 gallon cardboard drums that have rations in them from the nuclear scare of the 1950’s. I saw several in the basement of the Graves County KY. courthouse back in around 1985. They were full of survival items that the US government gave to communities across the nation in case of a nuclear strike from Russia. They’re gone now but I’m pretty sure there are some left somewhere in the US.

[@nathanhudelson4935]

I had to do some plumbing in a school in Norwood Ohio probably 2008 and they had barrels of those down there in that old sub basement.

[@u.s.militia7682]

@@nathanhudelson4935 I bet a person could find lots of cool stuff in old government own buildings. Ain’t no telling what’s in those basements.

[@marilynscull4585]

You are braver than me. But it did look good

[@adamgilligan3688]

Wow this video is old how many years was this video sitting on a shelf in some dark basement?

[@Coopdeville06]

Id make sausage gravy with that

[@NaNa-kj2gw]

mountain house has been around this long?

[@drewgrows7765]

Best if used by 1980

[@Lolaandcassidyadventures]

Prob be good if you pan fried them too.:)

[@tthomaselli2]

Where, exactly can you find these cans of Mountain House?... I live in Illinois & I've literally never heard of this brand of "survival food" up until now.

[@yes0r787]

You can buy it on line.

[@cuttinrugs]

if he never physically shows himself eating it how do we know hes not just making it up 😋

[@sinisterisrandom8537]

And how do we know that he isn't eating it?. If he doesn't show is it actually eating it. Perhaps he actually is. We will never truly know

[@ZombieBitesAgain]

Hey save some for me Sticky that shit looks good 😂 LOL

[@Sticky745]

Ill save ya couple of “patties” for lunch

[@tthomaselli2]

stickyfingaz745- What did you say, again at 8:43?...

[@fredsanford4116]

Yeah. If your hungry you would eat more.😁

[@Oldsmokey1]

I think that liked great for what it was. Awesome. I think you'd still be able to survive on that stuff.

[@LiveToSurvive]

Package date is May 18, 1980

[@LiveToSurvive]

preparednessadvice.com/food_storage/read-manufacture-dates-mountain-house-foods/

[@Sticky745]

Thank you so much! I will pin your comment 👍👍

[@retiredafce3373]

Mt St Hellens!

[@Memessssss]

I probably would of ate all of it xD

[@rosekiller4025]

3:41 background song? Nice video tho

[@Sticky745]

Erykah by Otis McDonald... most of the music I use is by Otis

[@1MeowNow]

193 = 1st month in 1993

[@mcchoxseno454]

The MSG makes it tasty. When there is no other food and youre really hungry, that will be really tasty. With a great cook, that will turn out to be a super tasty dish. Hats off to your courage for taking a bite.

[@genghis_quan]

y dont u and steve collab bro.

[@Sticky745]

I doubt he wants to

[@jamiejenkins5643]

That would be awesome

[@darlagollihugh3939]

K means that it is from 1980.

[@darlagollihugh3939]

I'm really glad that you tried it for me because I have 6 cans of different meats with the k on the lid. I found a chart that tells you what year it was packaged.

[@gfg31000]

This doesn’t look like food it looks like Heroin Bricks lmao

[@amanacatandhisdog8836]

Interesting yet strange.

[@amanacatandhisdog8836]

Please read my patreon message my friend. It is time sensitive and important. Thanks.

[@BlindFox]

looks good would not want to try it. Nice review

[@Sticky745]

It wasn’t bad.. I wish I knew exactly how old it was

[@jhandy4161]

@@Sticky745 Think you were correct reading it. preparednessadvice.com/food_storage/read-manufacture-dates-mountain-house-foods/

[@Your.Uncle.AngMoh]

Eat the whole can? Dude, that’s 27 ounces of freeze-dried meat. Probably twice or more that amount as fresh product, which would be enough, as part of a meal, to feed a small army! I assume that you managed to figure out the actual age of that can by the title of the video. I worked it out this way: the Mountain House website says they started making meals for the US military around 50 years ago- call that 1968. The code on that can- K139- could mean K refers to the year of production, or twelve years after the company was founded, and 139 being the 139th day of that year (May 18 or 19). That would place the date of your can pretty much around the 1980 mark. Great to see that it stood the test of time. The hiss on opening would have had Steve1989 in ecstasy. All the best for the New Year.

[@Sticky745]

Happy new year, I fed the rest of it to my dog over a period of almost two weeks, she loved every single crum 😅

[@mountainghost556]

They had a texter like the freezer dried ice cream when they hit your toung.

[@brianoconnell6459]

Partially hydrogenated: Mmmm, transfats.

[@ladybassplayer23]

😎👋🏼

[@roninrusso872]

Wow you're very brave I would not eat that......

[@sinisterisrandom8537]

No moisture so low chances of bacteria, rot or anything.

[@TheStwat]

How much is actual meat and how much is TVP?

[@joshuag8092]

Moutin house uses real meat no tvp

[@fonimer]

Uhmmm...I get 25 years not 38 from 2018-1993. Clickbait anyone?

[@elmikeomysterio5496]

Dunno if this kind of thing intersts you, but maybe next time you open such a large portion you should vacuum seal whatever you don't eat and keep it in the tin as a display/museum piece for posterity. Might make for a neat collection, or something to sell as an "artifact" if you hit hard times.

[@BlkFireHawk427]

Is this Guy STILL Alive?

[@basementracer7622]

2 minutes into the video he tells you he is not sure how old it is yet in the video description he says it's 38 years old. Doesn't really seem like a trustworthy review channel to me. Clickbait titles.

[@adamgilligan3688]

.

[@TheNotSoFakeGilbert]

soooo....not 38 years old

[@Sticky745]

Probably older

[@kiwisen]

Wth get a real can opener

[@geraldinegregory.1803]

Er...misleading. Not 38years old.

[@Sticky745]

Are you sure? I’ve had mountain house contact me to confirm

[@geraldinegregory.1803]

@@Sticky745 Hi, sorry I don't really want to have to go all through the video again, my point was that, if I remember correctly, the date you said you thought the tin was, together with this year 2019, didn't equal the 38 years of the headline for the video. Which was disappointing, because I was really interested. It appears that after the video you must have changed the title but obviously couldn't change the actual video. Hence the discrepancy. So a bit of a misunderstanding. I certainly don't want any argument with you, because I really like and respect you as a reviewer. (I also really like your soothing voice!!!). 🤝