I just learned the other day how exactly these flameless ration heaters work: the heater has magnesium, iron and salt in it, and when you add water, the chemicals start to create a massive amount of tiny short-circuits, which creates the heat. So basically you heat the food with electricity! So, if the heater doesn't seem to work, adding some salt might jump-start it.
Hot hands are the same thing minus the magnesium. They absorb oxygen to create the chemical reaction. Can also be used as oxygen absorbers for long term food storage in a pinch.
I can't be the only one who's mind is freshly blown every single time I see that translation app in action. Seriously, that's some full on Harry Potter stuff.
I live in Turkey and your MRE videos are one of my favorite things and honestly I've been waiting for you to do a Turkish one so this makes me really happy
@@damnhandles Eggs, cheese (feta or cheddar-like), olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, baguette: the ultimate simple Turkish breakfast. We also can put sucuk (beef sausage) in eggs, or cook menemen (eggs with tomatoes and peppers). Of course accompanied by fresh black tea :)
@@POTATOEH81 1. YES 2. YES 2. NOOOOOOOOOO Grammar is like Finnish, Hungarian or even Korean. Maybe a reason, why it's easy to translate, it has strict rules and no irregularities.
@@MojoInDaDojo really ? Cuz the sentence building is Similar verbs at the end of sentences , adjectives before nouns , and the words are genderless (Btw I'm Iranian and currently in Turkey so I'm interested in the topic)
@@POTATOEH81 Basic grammar looks similar but there are extreme differences between Turkish and English such as there are so many suffixes in Turkish compared to English and we pretty much use suffixes to change tenses or they can even change the entire meaning, here are some examples: turkishteatime.com/turkish-grammar-guide/suffixes/ Because English doesn't have that many suffixes people usually have problems learning Turkish but it is a lot easier if they have similar grammar like Korean, Japanese etc. Google knows Turkish very well due we are using Google and TH-cam etc a lot in Turkey so Google AI learned it well i guess :))
Mags from Maine I actually appreciate that, because caffeine affects me very seriously. I get horrible angina, tremors, and palpitations when I drink full-caffeine coffee (or any caffeinated beverage). Drinking decaf is surely annoying for you, but it certainly won’t kill you. But this way, people like me can enjoy some coffee without hours of extreme discomfort.
Overworked CNA the manufacturers should offer a choice of decaf or regular. Frankly, I don’t understand why anyone would even bother to drink coffee without the caffeine. It’s like drinking a non-alcoholic beer: you don’t really drink either for the flavors, there’s far better tasting beverage choices out there-you drink them for their desired effects
R B Yeah, a choice would definitely be nice, but decaf covers pretty much everyone without excluding anyone 👍 And coffee is delicious? I don’t drink it for the caffeine (obviously), I drink it solely for the flavor.
I've actually seen a couple of brands selling them. The only one I remember the name of was Copper Cow Coffee, but i think there are others selling the same type of system!
Emmy doing a longer video... Check✔ Emmy doing an MRE video... Check✔. Emmy doing a longer video involving an MRE that's also a 24 hour ration.... TRIPLE CHECK✔✔✔. I'm in heaven!
I would absolutely love to see you use your 24 hour ration pack for all of your meals for the day. I always look at them and wonder if it would be enough food and frequently enough to keep you full on a busy day.
They're packaged with the daily required calorie intake in mind. Source: Had a friend whose family had to live off them. He ate three a day and started gaining weight.
@@Arella17 I'm sure they are. But I think sometimes getting enough calories doesn't necessarily mean you feel full or satisfied. I also think it would be super interesting to pick one from a different cultural background and see how you would feel eating something entirely different for breakfast etc. This breakfast was meant to be cheese and olives and tortillas. That's something that I would never think to eat for breakfast where I live.
@@j.j8839 Thanks for that information! Very interesting. I have wanted to try this out with civilian ration packs. I used to go camping and hiking a lot and wanted to try taking one with me for a day of meals. But I've not had an opportunity to go camping since my little girl was born. I guess I'm hoping to experiment vicariously through Emmy. Hopefully next Summer we can try a little trip. She'll be two.
Hey Emmy how was your Mothers Day?! Have you ever tasted Ratatouille?, or made it? Would it be a good idea to start a Disney food recipe category, or something? :/
Emmy is so sweet, wholesome, intellectual outspoken and I love that everyone recognizes that and loves her for that. It makes me happy!! We love your videos Emmy!! Continue to be true to yourself you are amazing 🥺
Lmao the sound of the protein cookies and cream bar on the table is hilarious haha if anything you can use it for chalk and write "Help" on a large rock lol
I love Moon Cheese. My family and friends always made fun of me for crisping up cheese in the microwave or nonstick pan, but all of a sudden parmesan crisps and Moon Cheese blew up and everyone was like, "have tou tried this awesome new thing? It's great!" And I'm just like, "...you don't say? Crispy cheese is good, you say? I never would have guessed... 🙄"
Omg this brpught back memories lol I used to microwave cheese slices on a plate and eat it like that :) it would crisp up on the edges and still be gooey in the middle, i called it melted cheese :)
I'm so surprised that you've never had honey on a tortilla before! My husband and I make a desserty snack sometimes by pan frying a tortilla until it bubbles up and turns slightly golden, spreading butter on it, following the butter with honey, and rolling it up. It is so yummy.
I watched this on my lunch break at work. I happen to keep freeze dried fruit as a snack at my desk, so I got to have some with you! I love your videos, and the positive energy that you put out on TH-cam.
The dill seems to be an indicator that the packet was intended as a sauce rather than a soup. Dill yogurt sauce is definitely a Turkish thing. Good catch.
@@shanidar we have yoghurt soup in turkey i haven't seen the pack and what was written so it could be something like cacık. But you should definitely try a yoghurt-spinach soup 👌 it's so good
Acuka (C pronuonced with a G like sound) is a tomato paste with walnuts, herbs, garlic and other spices. If well made, it is an amazing savory spread for any time of the day for me
@@jannaaltinsoy5748 Are you trying to teach Turkish to a born and raised Turk? Also Turkish alphabet is already phonetic and each letter has its own precise sound. I don’t know about your mother language but Turkish alphabet doesn’t have any long vowels- except for accented lettering-.
@@just-marble are you trying to teach an English born and raised, Turkish fluent person how to pronounce letters in English? 😁 If you say C is pronounced as in G, then she'd be saying A-GOOKA, unless you call it aguka?.... So no, it would better be described as how you pronounce J..... A-JOOKA. Konu Türkçe bildiğini bilmediğini değil burda, konu Türkçe konuşmayanlar Türk alfabe'deki harflar nasıl söylenir..... Benim yazdığım doğrudur. 😊
(You should try this) take dandolions (i can't spell. Lol the yellow flower) dip them in pancake batter and deep fry them. When i was in grade school we did it at a field trip and it tasted so good
@@sevgi6482 no you don't.. they dried it so it will get molf or sour.. pretty sure it wasn't tomato sauce either. I think it was something like acuka. Altgh i'm not turkish, I speak turkish and know the cuisine very well. So I think i'm right but I still can be wrong though.. so please correct me if that is the case haha
Love when you do MRE videos. And never worry about doing anything wrong. Food and eating is subjective to you liking... You are the first channel I subbed to about 4 years ago. Absolutely amazing and genuine content!!!!!!
8:58 Turkish here 🙋 you can't really go wrong with the food combinations here, it's even possible that the weirdest food item&combo you can imagine is probably liked by some Turks already. I even have a friend who likes to put cheese in her Nutella sandwich 😂
I love your MRE vids! That looked good to me plus that adorable little coffee filter setup. Fabulous! Strange to have very runny soup but very thick hot chocolate lol. Thanks Emmy🇹🇷💜🤘🇺🇸
@Bryan It kinda depends though. Turkish cuisine varies a heck ton a lot, I had never seen such variety in cuisine outside of Turkey. Cuisine of Mediterranean coasts tend to be similar to other Mediterranean food but it's usually, more fish/vegetable oriented than like meat etc. Some foods that are so popular among other Mediterraneans like falafel tend to be non-existent. Mediterranean coasts usually pair food with Rakı, a traditional Turkish alcoholic beverage. The Black Sea region offers fish just like Mediterranean Region but while Mediterranean coasts usually serve the fish as pickled or semi-raw and combined with other seafoods like octopus, The Black Sea usually fries the fish. It also frequently features butter, tea and hazelnuts! Maybe it's because BSR is very forest-ey, cold and rainy. Cuisine of Southern/Southeastern Turkey is usually heavy on meat. It's usually very, very spicy. Don't eat SE Turkish food too much or else you will die because of a heart attack or sodium overload lol, but it's pretty delicious. Western Turkey is usually known for the royal food of the Ottoman Era! To be honest, the Turkish royal food is unlike anything I encountered, it's literally a world on its own. Eccentric food like slow cooked meat with honey and almonds or a desert made out of chicken breast can be seen in it. It sounds very... weird, I know but trust me it tastes great, lol. I guess SE Turkish food can be considered as close to Lebanese food but I think Lebanese cuisine and other Turkish cuisines are like from different worlds.
EmoPeacock There is a Turkish restaurant near me and it’s delicious. It’s a very small restaurant but there’s never anyone in there whenever I go. My dad and I used to go every single weekend (before I started working weekends) for a delicious brunch, and it’s literally just the two of us in the whole place. We tell everyone about this restaurant because we don’t want it to close. It’s sooooo good! I really hope they can stay in business.
Hey Emmy I really enjoyed to watch this! ! I love how you were so innovative and chose to spread Acuka on the Lavash with the dried cheese. You can't make anything wrong when it comes to Turkish food you can mix/match anything however you want it, you did great :) Thank you for this enjoyable video!
@@chaoticinflation5766 By itself usually, but many of the times I eat it with combination with olives and cheese etc. Didn't know it was considered as innovative lol
The tortillas in there are much smaller than we know here. Rather than that , the meals are pretty much the same as we have in daily life. Thank you for representing Turkey once again and keep up the good work!
I watched a K-drama called I Hear Your Voice and the main character had a tea filter just like that coffee. She had a glass of ice and fitted the filter over the glass and, just like Emmy, poured hot water over the tea filter. Ta-da iced tea.
I love getting freeze dried Peach slices and strawberries and adding them to a cup of hot tea they are so wonderful. Sometimes I will throw them into my iced tea and it's such a refreshing sweetener for either hot or iced tea.
I actually DID know that about tortillas in space! My favorite book of all time is Packing For Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void by Mary Roach. The chapter about space food is one of the best things I've ever read just based on how happy it makes me.
Emmy, you so should have put some of the freeze dried cheese in the soups. Also, I hope to see you mix the ingredients from each MRE to make each entree better!!! Keep being awesome!!!
From a barista stand point, that was impressive. It’s basically a to-go pour over method of brewing. Super popular in speciality coffee shops. I am impressed.
@@Birdbike719 There are a lot of children in this country. Parents buy what the kids want.Adults like POPTARTS too plus the foil packaging looks like disaster (MRE) food.
I'm Algerian but I was born and raised in France where's there's a lot of Turkish people and I have to say for that they for sure have the best coffee EVER!!! And their food is just delicious 😋
Folgers sells coffee bags, think tea bag with coffee in it. Before drinkable coffee became a thing in US, l used to carry them so I could make the dishwasher most places served drinkable.
Honestly, I prefer Steve1989MREInfo for MRE vids. What Emmy brings to the table that no one else does is those horrifying 50s recipes and great depression foods.
I love it when you get MREs and the food actually looks like something a person can enjoy eating. The Turkish Government don't really leave you wanting for anything with this MRE and recognize that food/the rituals surrounding it are a source of joy for people, and I think that attention to detail is really nice. The fun sensory experiences of mealtimes are still preserved (like with the coffee filter, or the inclusion of soup to eat with your entree), and the flavors and textures are interesting, and they give you big portions so you aren't left still hungry. The details are really important to people, and joy and normalcy are everything in emergency or combat situations, and it's nice to see a country that recognizes that and works to include these little details that make it a lot more pleasant.
@@jamestheotherone742 Welp, they can enjoy themselves too, though I don't understand why people don't cook for themselves when they go glamping, if they have the ability to. Thanks for the clarification!
Those freeze dried fruits sounded crunchy. When you said they are not as crunchy as they should be, I was surprised. The thought of stealthy Turkish troops crunching on freeze dried fruit made me laugh. 😆
Apparently you can buy them relatively cheaply empty and add your own coffee www.amazon.com/Disposable-Coffee-Premium-Hanging-Filters/dp/B07GR6Z522/ref=asc_df_B07GR6Z522/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241953480954&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11043626720062105743&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=t&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9031263&hvtargid=pla-570675223624&psc=1
🍯and chlorinated 💧okay I didn't have that image.Emmy you are the best. I found your channel by TH-cam suggestions a few months back. Happy I was interested in your hard times videos.Keep up the great work.
I've been drinking tea lately, like im a tea drinker now, and i can say that when she said everything is better with a cup of hot tea, it is so true. I'll eat my dinner with a cup of hot tea and it's delicious. Doesn't matter what it is, a cup of tea goes wonderful with it.
Love the ration segments, Emmy. I've got to get to Turkey to find some of those coffee filters for cups! Funny today I opened a dried soup mix and spilled half on the counter, also. Don't know how you find time to do all you do in a day. Thanks for the efforts, as ever. Entertaining!
It blows my mind we actually have live translation devices now, we can just look through a magic lens at any text and read it. My inner sci fi nerd gets excited by it every time I see it!
I can't believe when she was eating the freeze dried fruits..she didn't say they were "FRUITED"...COME ON.. I was waiting for it!! Love these. Ive been binging for a week now. Lol
Do you ever go camping? Not that I'm comparing being in a war zone to camping lol, but it would be super interesting to see you prepare and eat an MRE in the actual wilderness, away from the kitchen
Now that it's getting warmer I can probably make that happen, but until then you can check out this in-the-field taste test I did: th-cam.com/video/8K2MDHWT8O8/w-d-xo.html and this one too: th-cam.com/video/68KqA-JZ7Qo/w-d-xo.html.
Wow I am 3 years late to this video but as a Turkish I must say some of these items are not very common in Turkey. For example, I have never tried dried cheese in my life. Again, the freeze dried fruits are not as common as the other items. We eat acuka at breakfast and it is a wonderful spread on any kind of bread. And I believe that dried cheese and acuka were never intended to be eaten together on a tortilla but what a creative way to discover I must say :) Love you Emmy, thx for great videos
Sweety, I'm from Turkey and it's not how we roll our lavashes (tortillas). We actually roll it all the way into a cylinder shape. And I'm kinda surprized bc here in Turkey we got em a little bigger in size than the one's they sent you. But apart from that I liked the video. LOVE you & your channel!!
I just learned the other day how exactly these flameless ration heaters work: the heater has magnesium, iron and salt in it, and when you add water, the chemicals start to create a massive amount of tiny short-circuits, which creates the heat. So basically you heat the food with electricity!
So, if the heater doesn't seem to work, adding some salt might jump-start it.
Hot hands are the same thing minus the magnesium. They absorb oxygen to create the chemical reaction. Can also be used as oxygen absorbers for long term food storage in a pinch.
If you re in a jungle, where the hell would u find a salt 😂
Dafuq the MRE came with a salt & pepper packet! in theory you could use that.
@@ellespoonies thx for the information.
Yeah or cause an explosion 💥 😂
I can't be the only one who's mind is freshly blown every single time I see that translation app in action.
Seriously, that's some full on Harry Potter stuff.
Wordus readus
@@Bobombkaboom lol
Before this channel I didn't know it existed!
Except the translations are really iffy.
@@SmartyPoohBear look up "Debbie Downer" SNL skits.
I live in Turkey and your MRE videos are one of my favorite things and honestly I've been waiting for you to do a Turkish one so this makes me really happy
Eyvallah
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What would an average Turkish breakfast include?
@@damnhandles Eggs, cheese (feta or cheddar-like), olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, baguette: the ultimate simple Turkish breakfast. We also can put sucuk (beef sausage) in eggs, or cook menemen (eggs with tomatoes and peppers). Of course accompanied by fresh black tea :)
Srupla umuyffi
Can we all agree that this is the best google translate has ever worked??
I think that was a Bing translate app
@Danilo K a few reasons
1.it uses latin letters
2.its well documented
3.it has similar grammar to english
@@POTATOEH81 1. YES 2. YES 2. NOOOOOOOOOO Grammar is like Finnish, Hungarian or even Korean. Maybe a reason, why it's easy to translate, it has strict rules and no irregularities.
@@MojoInDaDojo really ? Cuz the sentence building is Similar verbs at the end of sentences , adjectives before nouns , and the words are genderless
(Btw I'm Iranian and currently in Turkey so I'm interested in the topic)
@@POTATOEH81 Basic grammar looks similar but there are extreme differences between Turkish and English such as there are so many suffixes in Turkish compared to English and we pretty much use suffixes to change tenses or they can even change the entire meaning, here are some examples:
turkishteatime.com/turkish-grammar-guide/suffixes/
Because English doesn't have that many suffixes people usually have problems learning Turkish but it is a lot easier if they have similar grammar like Korean, Japanese etc. Google knows Turkish very well due we are using Google and TH-cam etc a lot in Turkey so Google AI learned it well i guess :))
If I opened my 24 hour MRE and it had only decaf coffee, I would cry.
I know right? That's borderline criminal.
Make sure you collect your tears to drink later.
Mags from Maine I actually appreciate that, because caffeine affects me very seriously. I get horrible angina, tremors, and palpitations when I drink full-caffeine coffee (or any caffeinated beverage). Drinking decaf is surely annoying for you, but it certainly won’t kill you. But this way, people like me can enjoy some coffee without hours of extreme discomfort.
Overworked CNA the manufacturers should offer a choice of decaf or regular. Frankly, I don’t understand why anyone would even bother to drink coffee without the caffeine. It’s like drinking a non-alcoholic beer: you don’t really drink either for the flavors, there’s far better tasting beverage choices out there-you drink them for their desired effects
R B Yeah, a choice would definitely be nice, but decaf covers pretty much everyone without excluding anyone 👍 And coffee is delicious? I don’t drink it for the caffeine (obviously), I drink it solely for the flavor.
That coffee filter was brilliant! It should be sold at coffee shops!
I've actually seen a couple of brands selling them. The only one I remember the name of was Copper Cow Coffee, but i think there are others selling the same type of system!
No kidding. Genius!!
There is a metal version used for Vietnamese coffee. It is very similar and is reusable.
In Japan they’re really common. That’s how I drink my coffee every morning 😊
@@TobaIchiro WOWZERS! Just one more reason to visit Japan!!💖💖
i really liked the fact that she used every ingredient in the package. She used the spoons, the sticks to stir, the wipes etc.
Emmy, I hope you kept the top off the water bottle when you set it aside for 30 minutes. The chlorine needs to evaporate away before drinking.
I don't think she did, otherwise shed say to do that for safety reasons. Would it taste like chlorine even after evaporating?
@@HunniRoze Yes because the smell associated with chlorine is actually not from chlorine itself but from compounds made while chlorine is cleaning.
@@HunniRoze No, it doesn't taste like chlorine. It tastes like tap water.
We learnt in chem that chlorine in water makes HCL and HCLO, though I wonder what happens to those products if you use a tablet instead of a gas 🤔
@@bambi7563 why so rude?
Emmy doing a longer video... Check✔ Emmy doing an MRE video... Check✔. Emmy doing a longer video involving an MRE that's also a 24 hour ration.... TRIPLE CHECK✔✔✔. I'm in heaven!
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I very much agree!
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It's awesome that it's a 24 minute video for a 24 hour ration
I wonder if someone does a monthly subscription box of different MRE's from around the world. That would be fun to try.
Yes! Great 👍idea.Why don't you start a business? Keep me,Willow posted.
I would absolutely love to see you use your 24 hour ration pack for all of your meals for the day.
I always look at them and wonder if it would be enough food and frequently enough to keep you full on a busy day.
Great idea!
They're packaged with the daily required calorie intake in mind.
Source: Had a friend whose family had to live off them. He ate three a day and started gaining weight.
@@Arella17 I'm curious as to why they had to live off of them. Rude to ask? 😋
@@Arella17 I'm sure they are. But I think sometimes getting enough calories doesn't necessarily mean you feel full or satisfied.
I also think it would be super interesting to pick one from a different cultural background and see how you would feel eating something entirely different for breakfast etc. This breakfast was meant to be cheese and olives and tortillas. That's something that I would never think to eat for breakfast where I live.
@@j.j8839 Thanks for that information! Very interesting. I have wanted to try this out with civilian ration packs. I used to go camping and hiking a lot and wanted to try taking one with me for a day of meals. But I've not had an opportunity to go camping since my little girl was born. I guess I'm hoping to experiment vicariously through Emmy.
Hopefully next Summer we can try a little trip. She'll be two.
I hear physics pilaf is delicious this time of year.
I prefer Biology Pilaf. lol
Put that right into the Flameless Ration Heather. :D
That's funk rice to you! 😋
Calculus Pilaf for me.
It said "funk pilaf" lol
Yay!!!! I’ve missed your mre reactions- my favorites❤️
They are awesome!
Me too!
Agreed!!!
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"everything is better with hot tea"
that's the most accurate thing I've ever heard
Emmy your excitement over that coffee filter is my whole life. 😍
Hey Emmy how was your Mothers Day?!
Have you ever tasted Ratatouille?, or made it?
Would it be a good idea to start a Disney food recipe category, or something? :/
Omg yes! Disney cooking!
Hey I've even made ratatouille
Cool.
I’ve watched Binging with Babish makes one. It’s pretty cool I’d recommend you watch it! 😊
@@amben_2197, cool I'll check it out :)
Emmy is so sweet, wholesome, intellectual outspoken and I love that everyone recognizes that and loves her for that. It makes me happy!! We love your videos Emmy!! Continue to be true to yourself you are amazing 🥺
Lmao the sound of the protein cookies and cream bar on the table is hilarious haha if anything you can use it for chalk and write "Help" on a large rock lol
Your name is my daughter's name!
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I love Moon Cheese. My family and friends always made fun of me for crisping up cheese in the microwave or nonstick pan, but all of a sudden parmesan crisps and Moon Cheese blew up and everyone was like, "have tou tried this awesome new thing? It's great!" And I'm just like, "...you don't say? Crispy cheese is good, you say? I never would have guessed... 🙄"
Omg this brpught back memories lol
I used to microwave cheese slices on a plate and eat it like that :) it would crisp up on the edges and still be gooey in the middle, i called it melted cheese :)
We used to crisp up American Cheese slices in the microwave as kids. We called it burnt cheese and it was one of my all time favorite snacks.
I'm so surprised that you've never had honey on a tortilla before! My husband and I make a desserty snack sometimes by pan frying a tortilla until it bubbles up and turns slightly golden, spreading butter on it, following the butter with honey, and rolling it up. It is so yummy.
Sopapilla in Mexico and yes, they are wonderful!
I watched this on my lunch break at work. I happen to keep freeze dried fruit as a snack at my desk, so I got to have some with you! I love your videos, and the positive energy that you put out on TH-cam.
freeze dried fruit is 'from the gods' food
If you add a lot less water, you could use the yogurt soup as a sauce for your entree.
The dill seems to be an indicator that the packet was intended as a sauce rather than a soup. Dill yogurt sauce is definitely a Turkish thing. Good catch.
shanidar that’s what i was thinking
@@shanidar we have yoghurt soup in turkey i haven't seen the pack and what was written so it could be something like cacık. But you should definitely try a yoghurt-spinach soup 👌 it's so good
I read the packaging and on it it says yogurt soup so it’s definitely yogurt soup and not a sauce
It looked like a soup we call „Yayla çorbası“
Your voice is amazing!!!! It helps me focus while I do my homework!
Great! 🤓
😂😂😂😂😂
I love her voice too. It’s soothing.
Acuka (C pronuonced with a G like sound) is a tomato paste with walnuts, herbs, garlic and other spices. If well made, it is an amazing savory spread for any time of the day for me
sounds good.
Also called Ajvar I believe. Absolutely fantastic. I like the spicy version.
I'd describe it as a J sound, because G can be hard as well as 'jee'.
Turkish C is pronounced as J in English. It's like Ajooka. 😊
@@jannaaltinsoy5748 Are you trying to teach Turkish to a born and raised Turk? Also Turkish alphabet is already phonetic and each letter has its own precise sound. I don’t know about your mother language but Turkish alphabet doesn’t have any long vowels- except for accented lettering-.
@@just-marble are you trying to teach an English born and raised, Turkish fluent person how to pronounce letters in English? 😁
If you say C is pronounced as in G, then she'd be saying A-GOOKA, unless you call it aguka?.... So no, it would better be described as how you pronounce J..... A-JOOKA.
Konu Türkçe bildiğini bilmediğini değil burda, konu Türkçe konuşmayanlar Türk alfabe'deki harflar nasıl söylenir..... Benim yazdığım doğrudur. 😊
I admire the Turkish ration packers' devotion to coffee. Turkish cuisine is amazing. Great review Emmy!
@küressellik killer I would love to visit Turkey, but I can't afford to just yet. One day perhaps! :))
Turkish coffee is not to be messed with. It is its own enigma.
I agree with you! Turkish food is insanely flavorful!
None of this was Turkish "cuisine" though.
Dr. Froggle Even some of them is not,Their flavor İs different From Other countries.
The coffee filter thing was the best part. Dip the protein bar in the coffee
(You should try this) take dandolions (i can't spell. Lol the yellow flower) dip them in pancake batter and deep fry them. When i was in grade school we did it at a field trip and it tasted so good
I've never heard of eating the flowers or stems but I've definitely heard of eating the leaves in a salad.
@@michaelmccall5945 people make jelly out of the yellow flower part and others make dandelion wine.
I feel anything in pancake batter works there. Oak leaves in batter...good. Grass clippings deep fried in batter, with bacon. ....good.
@@karensiegel6669 never heard of jelly but I do know about wine now that you have reminded me of it👍
@@michaelmccall5945 people are taking the flower part and take pectin and sugar and water and boil them. The jelly tastes like honey.
i'm Turkish and i like how you combined hot tomato sauce with dry cheese lol! gonna try that someday
@Forgetful annd she didn't get it wrong tho?
@cheri I'm turkish and that's not entirely wrong tho. We are mixed and diverse.
Do we have dry cheese in Turkey? I feel like i never saw it
Ahah dene bakalım güzel olursa söyle de bizde deneyelim :)
@@sevgi6482 no you don't.. they dried it so it will get molf or sour.. pretty sure it wasn't tomato sauce either. I think it was something like acuka. Altgh i'm not turkish, I speak turkish and know the cuisine very well. So I think i'm right but I still can be wrong though.. so please correct me if that is the case haha
The coffee filter is very popular in Japan you can find them in any grocery store.
Love when you do MRE videos. And never worry about doing anything wrong. Food and eating is subjective to you liking... You are the first channel I subbed to about 4 years ago. Absolutely amazing and genuine content!!!!!!
“Everything’s better with hot tea” said Emmy, as I took a sip of hot tea. Everything including this video.
MRE tastings are my favorite 🙌🏼
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@@emmymade hi emmy I love u
Your dog is so0ooo cute
@@onedaynoreason2572 thank you!
Only Emmy can make reviewing a piece of gum riveting! 😊
8:58 Turkish here 🙋 you can't really go wrong with the food combinations here, it's even possible that the weirdest food item&combo you can imagine is probably liked by some Turks already. I even have a friend who likes to put cheese in her Nutella sandwich 😂
feta&nutella is an unbeatable combo (yeah, i am turkish)
@@d2d2505 omg are you my friend? 😂
I love that too.. Im also Turkish neden hala ingilizce konuşuyorsam şdkslalsd
Daleksavar M. salam ve nutalla en iyisi 😅
@@AslNDNG ya benim kardeşim de onu seviyo hala anlayamıyorum 🤢
I love your MRE vids! That looked good to me plus that adorable little coffee filter setup. Fabulous! Strange to have very runny soup but very thick hot chocolate lol. Thanks Emmy🇹🇷💜🤘🇺🇸
Yay, love that you're representing us Turks! ❤️🇹🇷
I clicked on this one so fast! I feel like Turkish cuisine in general gets very little love.
@@EmoPeacock Totally, people are missing out!
@Bryan It kinda depends though. Turkish cuisine varies a heck ton a lot, I had never seen such variety in cuisine outside of Turkey. Cuisine of Mediterranean coasts tend to be similar to other Mediterranean food but it's usually, more fish/vegetable oriented than like meat etc. Some foods that are so popular among other Mediterraneans like falafel tend to be non-existent. Mediterranean coasts usually pair food with Rakı, a traditional Turkish alcoholic beverage.
The Black Sea region offers fish just like Mediterranean Region but while Mediterranean coasts usually serve the fish as pickled or semi-raw and combined with other seafoods like octopus, The Black Sea usually fries the fish. It also frequently features butter, tea and hazelnuts! Maybe it's because BSR is very forest-ey, cold and rainy.
Cuisine of Southern/Southeastern Turkey is usually heavy on meat. It's usually very, very spicy. Don't eat SE Turkish food too much or else you will die because of a heart attack or sodium overload lol, but it's pretty delicious.
Western Turkey is usually known for the royal food of the Ottoman Era! To be honest, the Turkish royal food is unlike anything I encountered, it's literally a world on its own. Eccentric food like slow cooked meat with honey and almonds or a desert made out of chicken breast can be seen in it. It sounds very... weird, I know but trust me it tastes great, lol.
I guess SE Turkish food can be considered as close to Lebanese food but I think Lebanese cuisine and other Turkish cuisines are like from different worlds.
EmoPeacock There is a Turkish restaurant near me and it’s delicious. It’s a very small restaurant but there’s never anyone in there whenever I go. My dad and I used to go every single weekend (before I started working weekends) for a delicious brunch, and it’s literally just the two of us in the whole place. We tell everyone about this restaurant because we don’t want it to close. It’s sooooo good! I really hope they can stay in business.
@@overworkedcna412 where are you from ?
EMMY.
GET YOURSELF SOME LIQUID SKIN.
It is wonderful for places Band-Aids tend to pop off due to sweat or water.
Learned that in the military.🤗😍😘
Hey Emmy I really enjoyed to watch this! ! I love how you were so innovative and chose to spread Acuka on the Lavash with the dried cheese. You can't make anything wrong when it comes to Turkish food you can mix/match anything however you want it, you did great :) Thank you for this enjoyable video!
How would you normally eat it though? And would that be considered an average breakfast?
@@chaoticinflation5766 By itself usually, but many of the times I eat it with combination with olives and cheese etc. Didn't know it was considered as innovative lol
Yay.. greetings from Turkiye 🇹🇷❤😘
@Bryan thanks my friend :)
@Bryan no love (turkish king) ABD iş end :D
The tortillas in there are much smaller than we know here. Rather than that , the meals are pretty much the same as we have in daily life. Thank you for representing Turkey once again and keep up the good work!
I watched a K-drama called I Hear Your Voice and the main character had a tea filter just like that coffee. She had a glass of ice and fitted the filter over the glass and, just like Emmy, poured hot water over the tea filter. Ta-da iced tea.
you need to try yoghurt soup completely home made - IT IS SO GOOD!
Yes it is.
Your mre tastings are my favorite, Emmy! And I agree, that coffee filter was brilliant.
I love getting freeze dried Peach slices and strawberries and adding them to a cup of hot tea they are so wonderful. Sometimes I will throw them into my iced tea and it's such a refreshing sweetener for either hot or iced tea.
That's clever!
I actually DID know that about tortillas in space! My favorite book of all time is Packing For Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void by Mary Roach. The chapter about space food is one of the best things I've ever read just based on how happy it makes me.
Loved that book!!
I think this is probably the best MRE I have seen on your channel
I shouldn’t be watching her videos late at night when I’m starving 😂
Same 😭
Emmy, you so should have put some of the freeze dried cheese in the soups. Also, I hope to see you mix the ingredients from each MRE to make each entree better!!! Keep being awesome!!!
From a barista stand point, that was impressive. It’s basically a to-go pour over method of brewing. Super popular in speciality coffee shops. I am impressed.
Walmart study has shown that the most popular food item sold during natural disasters is POPTARTS !!
What? Not vienna sausages!!!
@@Birdbike719 There are a lot of children in this country. Parents buy what the kids want.Adults like POPTARTS too plus the foil packaging looks like disaster (MRE) food.
The most popular Walmart food is pop tarts, other stores not so much.
Wayne Hasch Yuck, I hate pop tarts.
When we were hit by hurricane Michael we could get packs of water but not soda or juice boxes. Kinda odd.
I'm Algerian but I was born and raised in France where's there's a lot of Turkish people and I have to say for that they for sure have the best coffee EVER!!! And their food is just delicious 😋
I think the yogurt might have been to put over the chickpea /beef rice meal.
No. It is a soup.
They do eat yogurt with a lot of meals in turkey, but there also is actual yogurt soup.
erdal0 he thought lmao 🥴
@@rubydacherryiscute yes, it's a Summer cold soup/sauce with grated cucumber, garlic, herbs, salt and olive oil
So glad I found your channel! Keep up the awesome work and blessings your way😊
Thank you and welcome aboard!
I love the end scenes you add in. its like a little bonus
Yaaaaayyyyy I’ve been waiting for another mre. I live for these. Pls don’t ever stop🙏😓
Love the music,characters,little stories,graphics,Everything is entertaining and fun at 14! Wow so talented
Can't watch right now, but received the notification and already left my thumbs up 💛
@Ben De la R Grab your own ass pervert.
Folgers sells coffee bags, think tea bag with coffee in it. Before drinkable coffee became a thing in US, l used to carry them so I could make the dishwasher most places served drinkable.
love love LOVEEEEE MRE videos !!
Honestly, I prefer Steve1989MREInfo for MRE vids. What Emmy brings to the table that no one else does is those horrifying 50s recipes and great depression foods.
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I love it when you get MREs and the food actually looks like something a person can enjoy eating. The Turkish Government don't really leave you wanting for anything with this MRE and recognize that food/the rituals surrounding it are a source of joy for people, and I think that attention to detail is really nice. The fun sensory experiences of mealtimes are still preserved (like with the coffee filter, or the inclusion of soup to eat with your entree), and the flavors and textures are interesting, and they give you big portions so you aren't left still hungry. The details are really important to people, and joy and normalcy are everything in emergency or combat situations, and it's nice to see a country that recognizes that and works to include these little details that make it a lot more pleasant.
This is not a Turkish military or civil emergency ration. But a commercial product for "glampers".
@@jamestheotherone742 Welp, they can enjoy themselves too, though I don't understand why people don't cook for themselves when they go glamping, if they have the ability to. Thanks for the clarification!
Instant coffee AND it's decaf. You might as well just put dirt in your mug with hot water.
It didnt look like instant, instant coffee doesnt need a filter
Beto eats dirt... supposedly has a "magic" function. DeCaf is another word for dirt colored dirt, with the flavor of dirt.
shanidar was that supposed to make sense?
i learn a lot from you just with you’re vocabulary and the way you say things , much appreciated you help me more than you know ❤️🙏🏾
Those freeze dried fruits sounded crunchy. When you said they are not as crunchy as they should be, I was surprised. The thought of stealthy Turkish troops crunching on freeze dried fruit made me laugh. 😆
MRE tastings are my fav! That instant coffee filter thing was so cool!
For lunch we have "physics pilaf".... LOVE that translator!! I'd like to try physics pilaf. xD
Add some kinetic sauce and a pinch of quarks... form into quantum strings and.... oh, nevermind.... ;-)
I wonder what they tried to say. I can't think of the word they might have confused with physics.
@@shitheadsakularssohn9097 kavurmalı nohutlu pilav
kavurmalı = braised meat
Nohut = chickpeas
Pilav = türkish rice
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I can't help but smile when I see that Miss Emmy uploaded a new video! Your MRE series is my favorite one~ I've watched them all 💕💖
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I’m really happy to see this video cause I’m from Turkey.I hope u like the foods and drinks.Thank you for this video❤️😍
Oh gosh i remember watching your videos when i was like 12 or 13 and now youtube recommends you. Couldn't be happiert
24:02 😎✌Wow,Lipton tea in a Turkish meal. Thought they had good tea as well as coffee.
# Looks like Emmy has a new camera. Awesome.
Eugene Cooper Jr Actually we have. Probably the tea leaves Lipton is using are cultivated in Turkey. But still you got a point there, why Lipton?
@@ninetailedfoxie I'm sure they could have been cultivated there. Just something I noticed. Thank you. ☺✌
These are so fun to watch. I'm pretty sure that would feed me for a couple of days!
Those stretchy filter pour over coffee thingies? They sell those at my local WalMart for a buck! Pity the coffee inside is so yucky.
What are they called I'd like to try them
Apparently you can buy them relatively cheaply empty and add your own coffee www.amazon.com/Disposable-Coffee-Premium-Hanging-Filters/dp/B07GR6Z522/ref=asc_df_B07GR6Z522/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241953480954&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11043626720062105743&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=t&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9031263&hvtargid=pla-570675223624&psc=1
🍯and chlorinated 💧okay I didn't have that image.Emmy you are the best. I found your channel by TH-cam suggestions a few months back. Happy I was interested in your hard times videos.Keep up the great work.
the only videos I'm ever early to are food wishes and Emmy and that pleases me because they're my favorite
Same
Been watching you for years, I love you!!!! Keep it uppppp please!!!!!
I’m screaming at the screen, PUT THE HONEY IN THE TEA EMMY!!!!
I'm screaming at you, NOT ALL OF US LIKE HONEY IN THEIR TEA!!!!
I don't even like sugar in my tea, but rather that than honey.
Im Turkish, I dont like it either
Kristin U. Ryan hahaha right! Me too!!
i love your positivity when tasting all of these new foods!
You are such a bright light in some dark places for a few of us! Thanks for your content!
hi emmy!!i have been watching your videos since the beginning and just wanted to say I love watching you so much!
Yay! Soooo happy to see a new MRE video! Please do more - these are my favorites!
Thanks so much for sharing! Have a wonderful day! 👍
Me: "It's like moon cheese!"
Emmy: "It's like moon cheese!"
Jinx!
I've been drinking tea lately, like im a tea drinker now, and i can say that when she said everything is better with a cup of hot tea, it is so true. I'll eat my dinner with a cup of hot tea and it's delicious. Doesn't matter what it is, a cup of tea goes wonderful with it.
I would have added some of the main meal to the soupy broth! Make a heartier soup! Yum. Loved the coffee packet, super neat
Love the ration segments, Emmy. I've got to get to Turkey to find some of those coffee filters for cups! Funny today I opened a dried soup mix and spilled half on the counter, also. Don't know how you find time to do all you do in a day. Thanks for the efforts, as ever. Entertaining!
Omg that coffee looks absolutely brilliant I wish we had that in Australia.
She is so cute getting excited over every little cute thing 😭❤️
It blows my mind we actually have live translation devices now, we can just look through a magic lens at any text and read it. My inner sci fi nerd gets excited by it every time I see it!
I love the MRE taste tests, I’m always so interested in what other countries eat! Love your videos Emmy!
I think I want a cup of tea now!
PS Celestial Seasonings bengal spice tea is amazing
Jess Jess their peppermint one (something like mint magic) is divine but so hard to get in Germany! 😔
I can't believe when she was eating the freeze dried fruits..she didn't say they were "FRUITED"...COME ON.. I was waiting for it!! Love these. Ive been binging for a week now. Lol
"Everyting is better with hot tea" soooooo trueee 😋
I just discovered you and I love your videos! So calming
"a rock or anything"
Was thinking she was gonna say "rock or something" like it says on the FRH's.
Always enjoy your videos and all the detailed information, great job
Do you ever go camping? Not that I'm comparing being in a war zone to camping lol, but it would be super interesting to see you prepare and eat an MRE in the actual wilderness, away from the kitchen
I agree
Now that it's getting warmer I can probably make that happen, but until then you can check out this in-the-field taste test I did: th-cam.com/video/8K2MDHWT8O8/w-d-xo.html and this one too: th-cam.com/video/68KqA-JZ7Qo/w-d-xo.html.
@@emmymade Oh awesome I didn't know you did in-feild ones already! Thanks, so cool!
Wow I am 3 years late to this video but as a Turkish I must say some of these items are not very common in Turkey. For example, I have never tried dried cheese in my life. Again, the freeze dried fruits are not as common as the other items. We eat acuka at breakfast and it is a wonderful spread on any kind of bread. And I believe that dried cheese and acuka were never intended to be eaten together on a tortilla but what a creative way to discover I must say :) Love you Emmy, thx for great videos
Wow! Lunch and dinner is slightly accurate to our traditional cuisine however breakfast is a flop...
Your videos are so good to watch after a big, stressful day! Keep doing what your doing! ❤️❤️
Sweety, I'm from Turkey and it's not how we roll our lavashes (tortillas). We actually roll it all the way into a cylinder shape. And I'm kinda surprized bc here in Turkey we got em a little bigger in size than the one's they sent you. But apart from that I liked the video. LOVE you & your channel!!
Im so glad i bumped into your channel
The face at 7:13 gets me each and every single time 😂 Emmy is the best!