Hi Steve! I volunteer at an assisted living facility, and we have quite a few Korean War vets in residence. A few of them were kind of withdrawn from social activities for a long time, then I showed them all some of your videos in the rec room one day, starting with the older rations. Wow! The response was immediate! Just like that, they were trading stories about their own experiences with war rations (namely, cream chipped beef on toast, or "s#!t on a shingle", as they called it, haha). They were laughing it up, having a great time. We probably watched at least 10 of your vids that first day, they *loved* them. Now they are the best of pals, socializing every day, and they're really into the MRE videos (I love them too, they're like living history). They really look forward to seeing them. Just wanted to share that, and say thank you for your awesome channel.
This is going to sound strange, but I often have bouts of insomnia. When they come, I can go with little to no sleep for days. I can't take most sleeping aids, and there isn't much else that helps (trust me, I've tried almost everything). Steve's voice is oddly relaxing and reassuring to me, so I can just put his videos on autoplay and close my eyes. No fail - I can get to bed in 20 minutes! But then I have to re-watch the videos when I am awake! It's weird, but literally, these videos are the only fix that eases my insomnia!
Hey that's kindof a shame ya got insomnia. It is not an easy thing to deal with - I hope it gets better for you and your internal rhythm equalizes. At least these videos can help a little - cool to know they can help in that way.
Loving-Kindness88 omg I swear it's the same for me! Steve is awesome at what he does but at the same time he's helping people in a different way too. I watch a video every night before bed and I knock out instantly. My girlfriend and I also bought a US MRE too cuz after a great night sleep I had a dream of eating an MRE pack lol
For what it's worth, my best cure for trouble sleeping is rigorous cardio exercising on a regular basis. Especially out in nature with fresh air. Head up into the woods and run or walk steep hills for a couple of hours. Really push yourself, then afterwards you feel kinda "reset", content and, come nighttime, ready for sleep.
rofl ... steve has eaten some mean rotten shit before so he knows what he can handle ... he is much more careful now, go watch some of the first videos from years and years ago ... MAD LAD EATS EVERYTHING
I used to buy these rations from the local army surplus store in the '70's. Great for hunting! Sometimes you'd get the coffee with ephinephrine...no sleeping for a day or two.
This might sound strange, but I used to eat old K's and C's in my lunch box in Augsburg-Munich area of Germany when I was a boy. All the old keys and cans are as familiar to me as my face in the mirror. My father was a Buck Sargent in the Military Police, he would make a point of getting tight with the quartermaster as soon as he got into the company, a Sargent's pay would not always stretch to the end of the month for a family of four... out of date or going out of date rations were a good hedge against hungry days. His First Sargent was a real card... when he was promoted to Staff Sargent, he and the company C.O. hauled him into the office and locked his heels, dad was freaking out, not knowing what was wrong... the First Shirt cut his stripes off and told him he wouldn't need these anymore... then let him stew for a second or two, then gave him his new stripes and Top and the C.O. both had a good laugh! He went home to have mom sew on his new rank and he came in the house looking morose and holding his old stripes in his hand... mom started crying, she thought he had been reduced in rank for some infraction. I was the only kid in my year in school that ate like a combat soldier. I used to run to my lunch box at lunchtime excited to see what meal would be in my box. I would have to say that my favorites were the B Units and the various cakes. Beanie weenies, ham and eggs etc were all old friends of mine. When I enlisted, back in 1976, I was introduced to a whole new menu. Later I had the first LIRPS and MRE'S I got out in '84. Just seeing those old cans again is a real trip back to my childhood.
Does anyone else crawl into bed at night before it gets to ''stupid late o'clock, '' and look forward to playing Steve's videos til you've realised it's now 2am and you've got to be up for work in 5 hours time but you don't mind because It's all worth it just to enjoy his content :D
Hey Steve, honestly you are one of the last few youtubers with creativity and integrity. Thank you for not shilling ads out, your patereon links, and subscribers. You're here to make accurate videos on your hobby, and share it with the rest of the world. My great grandfather was in the British Air Force and before he died, he would tell me stories about flying planes, and the meals he would eat. Watching a lot of your stuff daily reminds me of him. I have a lot of respect for you, your iron stomach, and the work you put into all your videos, so thanks Steve!
"Oh wow, I think that's still totally fine! That's amazing." "Yeah that tastes totally weird..." "Oh no!" The three stages of Steve achieved with a single fudge bar.
I was in the Marine Corps in the mid to late 70's, and we were still eating the canned MCI's. We used to refer to the round crackers as "John Wayne Cookies". You are a wild man Steve. Most guys couldn't stomach this stuff when it was new...
"What the hell is this, some dude eating MREs?" "This guy talks funny, what a weirdo" "What's in the box? Wow that's interesting, damn hes going to eat that?" 5 hours later: "Let's get this out on a tray" "NICE!!!!"
18:46 - Chicle is the original gum base. It's the sap of a tree that grows in South America. The indigenous people tapped the trees, like you would for rubber or maple syrup, and let the sap dry, and then chewed it. That natural gum was discovered by explorers, taken to civilisation, and from there, became the bane of cleaners everywhere.
brianartillery North Americans as well as most other cultures have all throughout history chewed sap,made syrup and /or even eaten the inner bark,etc. of trees.
Those old Chesterfield smokes remind me of a Rodney Dangerfield joke: My wife and I have been trying to quit smoking, so we agreed that we'd only smoke after sex. I've had the same pack for a year and half now. My wife? She goes through two packs a week.
Me and my friends watch you and in class the other day I leaned over to one of my friends and said, "nice hiss!" We both got detention that day because she started laughing in the middle of class!😂😂 Love this channel, keep doing what you do Steve!!❤️
I was born in 1960, at 17 I joined the Military. During basic training we went on some march or training (can't remember now) but along about evening we halted. A truck showed up with cases of these things. We all had to line up, reach in and without looking grab a box of these for dinner. I came up with spaghetti and meat, more unfortunate guys got the ol' ham and MF's. I went through the box like you did here and when I turned it over the date stamp on that can was 1957! No use complaining, I was property of Uncle Sam. So I sat there and ate cold spaghetti that was canned 3 years before I was born! We had those later on in my tour as MRE's weren't out yet but the old timers showed me the trick of cracking the cans open, firing up the vehicle and heating them on the exhaust manifold. I think the taste of burnt oil and exhaust fumes actually added to the flavor a bit.
When I was a kid, I would buy rations from an Army-Navy surplus store called Yates, it's gone now but the memories remain. My stepdad would get the cigs, Camel mostly and those Chesterfields. I am going to be 60 years old soon. Ahh to be back in those days. Take care young Steve. Your comments make me laugh, yes. 👍🤗
Back in 1970 in the barracks at NCS Kodiak, I kept a dozen or so C-Rats under my bunk in case I couldn't make it to the chow-hall. The boxes cost 59 cents apiece at the base commissary and I collected many of the menus. I sure that most of them were WW2 issue; the cans were hand-painted green with a brush. I never found one too far gone to eat and since I didn't smoke, my room-mate smoked all the unfiltered cigarettes.
Just wanted to thank you for giving me the biggest laugh I've had in a few days... I was sitting on the sofa watching this video, next to my wife who was marking some kids' homework (she's a school science teacher). I didn't realise that she was slyly watching until I head "HE'S NOT GOING TO EAT THAT IS HE???' :D
Another hypnotically charming episode. I don't know whether to be depressed or smug: I too was fresh from the factory in '57 - I can't compete with the peanut butter, but I'm in waaay better shape than the beef chunks.... a small measure of comparative philosophical comfort in that. I kinda miss the old furry forearms and nibbled nails, but your improved camerawork more than compensates. Well done sir, and long may you prosper.
Hi Steve, I served active duty from '77 - '83 and remember using the cocoa powder beverage (which came in a pouch) as a frosting for my pound cake. Just add a little water and mix well!
im sorry but i have to comment this... as you were opening the steak and potatoes, i had farted just a second before. as you were dumping the can out the smell of the fart hit me and i literally started gagging. 😄😄😄
I feel kind of happy whenever he’s chilling with a cup of vintage coffee and a piece of vintage cigar ... reminds me of my tiresome full time factory job’s coffee break times. I really felt like a soldier during those break times ^_^
During Army basic training in 1975 we had bacon in a can from 1951. Salty & thick sliced. Still remember it being the best bacon I've ever had to this day.
In a vacuum packed can like those in MCI's, peanut butter will last indefinitely, as long as the vacuum seal evacuated almost all the oxygen. Oxidation is what makes peanut butter o rancid. If a ration with peanut butter is stored in a cool place, the peanut butter is good until oxygen inevitably gets in the can.
Rather than letting these rations set in warehouses and going to waste, the day these expire they should give them to the public and the homeless, hell there's a bunch of homeless vets they could have given this too, in fact Vets should at least be fed for life.
Hi Steve!
I volunteer at an assisted living facility, and we have quite a few Korean War vets in residence. A few of them were kind of withdrawn from social activities for a long time, then I showed them all some of your videos in the rec room one day, starting with the older rations.
Wow! The response was immediate! Just like that, they were trading stories about their own experiences with war rations (namely, cream chipped beef on toast, or "s#!t on a shingle", as they called it, haha). They were laughing it up, having a great time. We probably watched at least 10 of your vids that first day, they *loved* them.
Now they are the best of pals, socializing every day, and they're really into the MRE videos (I love them too, they're like living history). They really look forward to seeing them.
Just wanted to share that, and say thank you for your awesome channel.
Laurie Ann What a wonderful story & bless you for brightening up their lives.
Laurie Ann it just got so dusty in here.
I worked at nursing homes and assisted living facilities for 10 years and grew to love vets, especially the ones that saw combat.
I'm not crying, it's just allergies i swear.
Laurie Ann amazing! Thanks for sharing that wonderful news! 👍
This is going to sound strange, but I often have bouts of insomnia. When they come, I can go with little to no sleep for days. I can't take most sleeping aids, and there isn't much else that helps (trust me, I've tried almost everything). Steve's voice is oddly relaxing and reassuring to me, so I can just put his videos on autoplay and close my eyes. No fail - I can get to bed in 20 minutes! But then I have to re-watch the videos when I am awake! It's weird, but literally, these videos are the only fix that eases my insomnia!
Hey that's kindof a shame ya got insomnia. It is not an easy thing to deal with - I hope it gets better for you and your internal rhythm equalizes. At least these videos can help a little - cool to know they can help in that way.
Loving-Kindness88 omg I swear it's the same for me! Steve is awesome at what he does but at the same time he's helping people in a different way too. I watch a video every night before bed and I knock out instantly. My girlfriend and I also bought a US MRE too cuz after a great night sleep I had a dream of eating an MRE pack lol
Loving-Kindness88 you are not the only one, I often come here and to neebs gaming to fall asleep, very relaxing and uplifting
For what it's worth, my best cure for trouble sleeping is rigorous cardio exercising on a regular basis. Especially out in nature with fresh air. Head up into the woods and run or walk steep hills for a couple of hours. Really push yourself, then afterwards you feel kinda "reset", content and, come nighttime, ready for sleep.
Loving-Kindness88 his voice makes me hungry. its like pavlovs dog i think
21:56
Steve: "You know, I think I'm gonna need--"
Me: "Immediate medical attention"
Steve: "--This tea"
Me: "Sure, I guess that's also an option."
Collapsar 77 tea is always an option 😜
rofl ... steve has eaten some mean rotten shit before so he knows what he can handle ... he is much more careful now, go watch some of the first videos from years and years ago ... MAD LAD EATS EVERYTHING
@@Xenibalt all I can think of is the Boer war MRE...
LOL!!!!
Could you imagine going to the hospital and telling your doctor or nurse you're there because you took a bite of a 60 year old cookie?
" I only smoke when I drink"
Steve: " I only smoke when it's a 60 yearold MRE "
Or nazi cigarette
Indiequas 😉
No hiss: 10:02
Nice hiss: 18:53
Nice hiss: 20:22
Small hiss: 25:48
No hiss: 27:04
Nice hiss: 29:28
No hiss: 31:02
Later he meets with his girl. . . starts opening a condom pack. . ."nice hiss!"
🤙🏻
hes bipolar he likes and dislikes something at the same dam time.
Radkon Psygami LMAO
Marlon Wörsching y
I used to buy these rations from the local army surplus store in the '70's. Great for hunting! Sometimes you'd get the coffee with ephinephrine...no sleeping for a day or two.
@Lynn Braga THE PERFECT ON THE GO SNACK
Seriously???? Aaahahahahah
12:31 - When the manufacturer of a foodstuff omits the ingredients, and turns out to be a chemical company, then it's time to worry.
LOL, you got that right 😃
Lol
Ah the 50's
100% preservatives
no it's not. eat it, it's good for you !!!
This might sound strange, but I used to eat old K's and C's in my lunch box in Augsburg-Munich area of Germany when I was a boy. All the old keys and cans are as familiar to me as my face in the mirror. My father was a Buck Sargent in the Military Police, he would make a point of getting tight with the quartermaster as soon as he got into the company, a Sargent's pay would not always stretch to the end of the month for a family of four... out of date or going out of date rations were a good hedge against hungry days. His First Sargent was a real card... when he was promoted to Staff Sargent, he and the company C.O. hauled him into the office and locked his heels, dad was freaking out, not knowing what was wrong... the First Shirt cut his stripes off and told him he wouldn't need these anymore... then let him stew for a second or two, then gave him his new stripes and Top and the C.O. both had a good laugh! He went home to have mom sew on his new rank and he came in the house looking morose and holding his old stripes in his hand... mom started crying, she thought he had been reduced in rank for some infraction. I was the only kid in my year in school that ate like a combat soldier. I used to run to my lunch box at lunchtime excited to see what meal would be in my box. I would have to say that my favorites were the B Units and the various cakes. Beanie weenies, ham and eggs etc were all old friends of mine. When I enlisted, back in 1976, I was introduced to a whole new menu. Later I had the first LIRPS and MRE'S I got out in '84. Just seeing those old cans again is a real trip back to my childhood.
TY to you and your dad for your service
That's an awesome story man, oogy wawa
Cool story! Thanks for sharing.
That’s cool!
Amazing story my friend. Thanks for sharing!
When you look at a can and hear Steve say "wow, that's fascinating" you know that the last nutrients in that can went away four decades ago.
@megawoolf13 jesus christ who cares
"This is 60 years old. It's not the oldest peanut butter I've ever had."
Amazing.
Girlfriend in the other room went "Ew!" when he said that haha
@@kiljoshNice
I’ve seen him eat over a century old dried beef concentrate.
"And again, I am NOT putting this on the tray."
"...okay, I'll put it on the tray"
Wes Richmond The things we make him do for us.
K
God :-O he food poisoned for our sins
Nice
Does anyone else crawl into bed at night before it gets to ''stupid late o'clock, '' and look forward to playing Steve's videos til you've realised it's now 2am and you've got to be up for work in 5 hours time but you don't mind because It's all worth it just to enjoy his content :D
ToooMuch2Handle yes actually right now.
ToooMuch2Handle how about some lotion and some wipes
Waiting on my girlfriend to get home. Binging Steves videos.
ToooMuch2Handle bruh
All the time!
"Wait, does that have milk in it?"
RIP - Steve1989
Life is good.
I giggled.
XD
We know those could be his last words.
NICE ration
Hey Steve, honestly you are one of the last few youtubers with creativity and integrity. Thank you for not shilling ads out, your patereon links, and subscribers. You're here to make accurate videos on your hobby, and share it with the rest of the world.
My great grandfather was in the British Air Force and before he died, he would tell me stories about flying planes, and the meals he would eat. Watching a lot of your stuff daily reminds me of him.
I have a lot of respect for you, your iron stomach, and the work you put into all your videos, so thanks Steve!
Nice hiss!
Nice hiss!
Nice hiss!
Nice hiss!
Nice hiss!
"Oh wow, I think that's still totally fine! That's amazing."
"Yeah that tastes totally weird..."
"Oh no!"
The three stages of Steve achieved with a single fudge bar.
That was my favorite part of the video, it was so funny how quickly he went thru those stages too
I was in the Marine Corps in the mid to late 70's, and we were still eating the canned MCI's. We used to refer to the round crackers as "John Wayne Cookies".
You are a wild man Steve. Most guys couldn't stomach this stuff when it was new...
"What the hell is this, some dude eating MREs?"
"This guy talks funny, what a weirdo"
"What's in the box? Wow that's interesting, damn hes going to eat that?"
5 hours later: "Let's get this out on a tray" "NICE!!!!"
7Revelations7 same
7Revelations7 huh isn’t it interesting 😊
Lets put YOU on the tray
One cannot resist.
It do be like that.
18:46 - Chicle is the original gum base. It's the sap of a tree that grows in South America. The indigenous people tapped the trees, like you would for rubber or maple syrup, and let the sap dry, and then chewed it. That natural gum was discovered by explorers, taken to civilisation, and from there, became the bane of cleaners everywhere.
brianartillery North Americans as well as most other cultures have all throughout history chewed sap,made syrup and /or even eaten the inner bark,etc. of trees.
Hence the name Chiclets.
Brought to America by General Santa Anna, of Alamo fame, after his downfall
Am I the only one here who has no real interest in MRE info? This guy's passion and quality content just keep me coming back again and again.
I'm just waiting on food poisoning
@@TheDrcyko lol :))))))))))))))))))))))))))
The dude could make pocket lint seem intriguing.
Yes..
@@AtDawn "lets put that out onto a tray...nice!"
I love this dude's tone of respectful humbleness.
I love steve! he inspired me and my 6 year old daughter to start smoking like real men should
Kyle SoSik I'm only 5yr and I'm smoking like man should. thanks to to him c:
Kyle SoSik Real men smoke crack
Only the finest aged cigarettes.
You'll cowards don't even smoke crack
That's bad don't smoke
"This cow has been dead for 60 years..This is like his last resting place."
I'm dead at this part. Classic Steve.
Msa 208 just think, the cow is all dust, except for whats in that can....
@@cardboardboxification
Maybe parts of it are still inside of other rations? :)
Nothing a little Tabasco Sauce won't fix.
Steve is like Mr. Rogers for adults.....calming and so positive...I love it!
You're right, so wholesome
Omg he is! The Mr. Rogers of rations!
I want someone to love me as much as steve loves chesterfield
Bender Rodriguez
......
i lel'd just a little too deep, for it not to be true talk yo
Bender Rodriguez, that smile...
I wish somebody would kiss my shiny metal ass.
"Alright so here's that red jelly that has the dye that causes cancer."
*takes a bite
"Seems just fine."
Nice
WHAT A MAD LAD
Such a very unique smell ..... I'm putting the mask back on lmao
"Nice!"
You, standing there, holding a cigarette, and coffee, all golden hair and muscles, you look like you should be on the front of your own t-shirt.
I would buy that shirt.
The murica shirt
would buy.
16:33
Nice um Kay let's get it on a tray.
Those old Chesterfield smokes remind me of a Rodney Dangerfield joke: My wife and I have been trying to quit smoking, so we agreed that we'd only smoke after sex. I've had the same pack for a year and half now. My wife? She goes through two packs a week.
Her half of the water bed is frozen
Her half of the water bed is frozen
Me and my friends watch you and in class the other day I leaned over to one of my friends and said, "nice hiss!" We both got detention that day because she started laughing in the middle of class!😂😂 Love this channel, keep doing what you do Steve!!❤️
I was born in 1960, at 17 I joined the Military. During basic training we went on some march or training (can't remember now) but along about evening we halted. A truck showed up with cases of these things. We all had to line up, reach in and without looking grab a box of these for dinner.
I came up with spaghetti and meat, more unfortunate guys got the ol' ham and MF's.
I went through the box like you did here and when I turned it over the date stamp on that can was 1957! No use complaining, I was property of Uncle Sam.
So I sat there and ate cold spaghetti that was canned 3 years before I was born! We had those later on in my tour as MRE's weren't out yet but the old timers showed me the trick of cracking the cans open, firing up the vehicle and heating them on the exhaust manifold. I think the taste of burnt oil and exhaust fumes actually added to the flavor a bit.
When Steve found out that he accidentaly eat something with dried milk, "Oh boy, I hope I'm okay, yeah I'm sure I'm fine.. Life is good." LOL
Life is good
When Steve gets a pet snake...nice hiss!
😂😂😂
His smile when he's smoking. God what good deeds did we do to deserve Steve?
I just melt.
when i see steve smiling i wish i were a woman
Steve’s most underrated saying ....
“Right off the bat”
Love him
"You can't go wrong."
Love that one too!
So much enthusiasm when saying his quote.
"Let's get this out on to a tray...NICE"
Am I the only one who gets excited for the old packs of cigs?
Me tchu
Yes
Same!!
Smoking is bad mkay
I do. They were great. I remember the 4 and 5 pack that came in our c rats.
OMG YES! IT"S BEEN FOREVER NOW YOU'VE MADE MY DAY!
:) Right on Micah - hope it was worth the slight wait.
Micah Beiser xi
"nice hiss" should be your catchphrase
how much for a pack of those cigs
Micah Beiser same
"Cancer causing red dye that they got rid of in the 70's."
*Bites*
"Seems just fine."
Frign right
Lol I had the same thought.
Did he said "FDA approved"?
@@SixDovahkiin they were until they werent, hahahaha
Because its just a bite dude. He'll be fine.
Didn't have anything to say about the cigarettes did ya?
steve: (walks through woods)
cobra: (bites)
steve: (no hiss?)
Steve: smacks cobra.
Also Steve: *looks at cobra*
Lets get this out on a tray
*grabs P-38 can opener with malicious intent*
Lights a cig and gets coffee instant
"I think that's still fine! It's amazing... Oh no that's totally weird" I love you Steve.
"Chesterfields....... full-flavored...... it's a real man's smoke"
And picayune's!
nice!
It is
Rod Serling smoked em
You ain't lying, if a young 13 year old Japanese sniper smoked one he'd be 34 by the next day.
“Some crazy guys out there eating their old food”.
I think you nailed it bro. And a million people are watching him do it.
17:13
"Chesterfield.. Full flavored.. A real man's smoke.."
Total Chesterfield commercial!!
LMAO!!
Don Draper eat your heart out
People come to watch you reveal MRE items and attempt to eat them. I don't think you have to apologize for chewing sounds. I enjoyed it!
Considering all of the MREs Steve has eaten and even just paid for, you really have to wonder how many old 1911's and M1 Garands he has...
Steve your hair is absolutely fabulous :)
Meehm Meehp for real.
Agreed, Steve Kroeger.
Steve is back!!!!!!!
It feels good to be back in the groove Eric, hope ya liked this one and the upcoming videos. I expect to have more ready in less than 5-7 days.
Steve1989MREInfo
Nice.
Steve1989MREInfo YAY STEVE I ALMOST GAVE UP ON MRE
NIIIIICE!
When I was a kid, I would buy rations from an Army-Navy surplus store called Yates, it's gone now but the memories remain. My stepdad would get the cigs, Camel mostly and those Chesterfields. I am going to be 60 years old soon. Ahh to be back in those days. Take care young Steve. Your comments make me laugh, yes. 👍🤗
You should upload more. I absolutely love the videos
Hey right on Flamin'! Expect those uploads to be a little more frequent now
Thanks. Love the videos
Flamin' Productions borat does 2
"Look at the peas and carrots and botulism and black mold and chicken, and a nice light gravy."
Made my day.
The look on Steve's face when he takes that first drag off a 70 yr old smoke. I can't help but smile
I love how he immediately went and got his HAZMAT stuff when he opened the canned stuff..
mold is evil
@@duroorud527 Botulism is deadly
Back in 1970 in the barracks at NCS Kodiak, I kept a dozen or so C-Rats under my bunk in case I couldn't make it to the chow-hall. The boxes cost 59 cents apiece at the base commissary and I collected many of the menus. I sure that most of them were WW2 issue; the cans were hand-painted green with a brush. I never found one too far gone to eat and since I didn't smoke, my room-mate smoked all the unfiltered cigarettes.
32:17 "Wow my room literally smells like a swamp, pennies, and chicken broth. Times ten."
Welcome back!! I've missed your MRI reviews, by far one of the most entertaining TH-camrs out there. More please!!
"That's some serious beef action!" That might be the best thing you've ever said.
“For breakfast, you want to start with the things that are actually edible” words of wisdom
Lol I do😂
"Theres a big difference between coffee instant and instant coffee"
(Proceeds to never explain the difference)
Because there isn't.
Steve said there is
The difference is the order in which the words are placed
the joke is that there is no difference
@@iron6672 thats literally my point
"Making my palms sweat again. Nice." :D
I look forward to every 60 year old cigarette he smokes.
Me too
I love watching him thoughtfully smoke those cigarettes. You could have put this guy in an ad for them in the 50's and he would fit right in
Me: Finds food 2 days past its use by date in the fridge, throws it in the bin.
Steve: "Let's get this out onto a tray...NICE!!!".
Send it to Afrika
Then: Mmmm. K. 😆
Next episode: Steve's untouched-since-the-80's canned food cabinet!
not letting anything go to waste! even if it'll make u sick
The bin, u from England or something
Someone on Reddit just compared him to Bob Ross which I thought was appropriate. Good on you sir.
This is the best TH-cam channel I have ever seen
These videos are a real treat. Thanks Steve for sharing history with us
"packed by Monarch Chemicals......no wonder it tastes like chemicals." 😂😂
All food ever made literally taste like chemicals :P
alright,lets get this on a tray---nice!!! that never gets old. you rock steve!!!
Dave Sawdey When Steve says that I giggle every time.
Literally the most interesting channel on TH-cam
Nice
Not bad
Wholesome undertones
I have to say I love your “eating history” reviews. Thanks got the journey. Look forward to more.
28:01
Steve: *in wonder and amazement* "Just to think! That cow has been dead for over sixty years!"
PETA: *faints*
16:48 “Making my palms sweat again. Nice.” Haha!
😂😂😂
I believe both the universe and Steve smiled down at us and decided to bless us with new content. thank you :)) xox
May your day be blessed with rich aged tobacco, peculiar snacks, and Coffee, Instant. :)
Just wanted to thank you for giving me the biggest laugh I've had in a few days... I was sitting on the sofa watching this video, next to my wife who was marking some kids' homework (she's a school science teacher). I didn't realise that she was slyly watching until I head "HE'S NOT GOING TO EAT THAT IS HE???' :D
Another hypnotically charming episode. I don't know whether to be depressed or smug: I too was fresh from the factory in '57 - I can't compete with the peanut butter, but I'm in waaay better shape than the beef chunks.... a small measure of comparative philosophical comfort in that. I kinda miss the old furry forearms and nibbled nails, but your improved camerawork more than compensates. Well done sir, and long may you prosper.
I cant stop watching these videos. This guy kills me... "I'm sure I'm ok... life is good." He has a very Keneau Reeves circa Bill and Ted's vibe
Hi Steve, I served active duty from '77 - '83 and remember using the cocoa powder beverage (which came in a pouch) as a frosting for my pound cake. Just add a little water and mix well!
"LETS GET THIS OUT ONTO A TRAY"
Tray appears with contents on it*
"NICE, MMMM KAY"
The presentation every time gives me life
I've really missed watching :) glad to see you doing your thing again . God bless you Steve.
Hey Misty - I really missed filming. So good to be back at it. All the best!
I wanna hear the story of how you “learned the hard way.”
YOURE BACK!! I thought you died after eating that 1945 cheese and crackers
Chris Cannabis me too
Chris Cannabis well he ded now after taking a bite out of that coco thing
Lmao there are a lot of stuff he eats that worries me. I say he escaped death more than a few times
Don't fool yourselves. He's immortal.
I try not to watch these really old meal videos until he posts another video. So I can be reassured he didn't die from the 60+ year old food.
Steve's videos remind me of scrounging for supplies in Fallout 3.
The good ol' fallout 3
But 200 year old fallout food is always good for plot convenience
In fallout the food will be good for hundreds of years.
Seeing someone get so excited over a salt packet is very wholesome
im sorry but i have to comment this...
as you were opening the steak and potatoes, i had farted just a second before. as you were dumping the can out the smell of the fart hit me and i literally started gagging. 😄😄😄
You just created your very own smell-o-vision! hahah
Lmfao!
LOL
Lol that's too funny
It seems a fair moment to Trump.
21:00 - 21:13
Every old MRE video by Steve can be summed up within those 13 seconds.
Kevin C That was so funny
That's amazing, oh no
Kevin C lmao
I feel kind of happy whenever he’s chilling with a cup of vintage coffee and a piece of vintage cigar ... reminds me of my tiresome full time factory job’s coffee break times. I really felt like a soldier during those break times ^_^
That puffed Can, Botulism City!
He should've eaten the poison biscuits!
Nice a new Steve video
Hey hope ya like it Sergeant Serendipity, this was a special project & quite a while in the making.
"Chesterfields, full-flavored, it's a real man's smoke" - *Steve*
Steve you deserve every bit of success that you have. Keep up the great work, man!
During Army basic training in 1975 we had bacon in a can from 1951. Salty & thick sliced. Still remember it being the best bacon I've ever had to this day.
Steve has a great presentation....I like the way he interacts with the camera as if we are right there with him....that's a natural gift....
Thanks Steve!! Always enjoy your videos.
Hey thank you too man! I always enjoy making them
.......we need tshirts....."Pull off that key, lift up that tab"
And "nice hiss"
the range of human emotion
nice hiss: joy
no hiss: anger
was there a hiss?: fear
you're forgetting the burst can:disgust
"That cow has been dead for over 60 years" 😂
starshipfantastica Same cow that gave the milk ?
Uh oh.
“Sometimes Jelly Bars get weird” - Steve you had some seriously good one liners in this review
Steve u r so handsome😳😳 it took me almost a year 2 text that...i luv ur reviews. I have steve mre Sundays have a blessed day
Just made my day, thanks Amelia and you do the same.
Steve you charmer
welcome back!
Thank you for the warm welcome, Beetlejuice!
In a vacuum packed can like those in MCI's, peanut butter will last indefinitely, as long as the vacuum seal evacuated almost all the oxygen. Oxidation is what makes peanut butter o rancid. If a ration with peanut butter is stored in a cool place, the peanut butter is good until oxygen inevitably gets in the can.
Rather than letting these rations set in warehouses and going to waste, the day these expire they should give them to the public and the homeless, hell there's a bunch of homeless vets they could have given this too, in fact Vets should at least be fed for life.
half of then would die because of poisoning
biochemical assault
OMG FINALLY SOMETHING NEW ILY STEVE ITS 3 Am atm but Idc ill watch the hell out of it
Same! Now I'll be dreaming of exploding tins
Patrick Adel 5 am here
4 am in Italy
Patrick Adel 6:45 pm.
8:55pm Colorado 👍