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Thank you for the amazing video and share on Japanese freeze dried food. Is there a site you can recommend to buy these products and ship to the U.S.? Currently building and prepping my pantry and these items would make a great addition. Thank you!!
That freeze-dried food is amazing. So much better and more varied than the freeze-dried food I used to take on camping trips. Japanese excellence shines through again. It struck me again today how wonderful you two are together. You have complementary strengths, complementary skills, complementary interests; in fact, your entire personalities seem complementary. 😊 And you obviously love and respect one another. 👍❤️❤️
These would be best reconstituted in the little tray they come in. Another tip is, you can actually eat freeze dried foods as is. They still taste really good, but as you can imagine, you'll need to drink lots of water. In an emergency situation, you will most likely be without power for days sometimes, leaving you no conventional way to make rice or boil water. You can heat water if you keep a small butane burner, espit stove or flameless ration heater.
@@jonlavigne3270 That's not really practical in a concrete jungle, my friend. Even not practical in a park considering they had liquefaction during their last big one.
I think those freeze dried foods look space age, like astronaut food. They would be perfect for emergencies, or even for camping or hiking. The shelf life is very long, which is good. The beef stew looks the best to me. Cheers! ✌️
I would love these for camping. I'm guessing you can pour the hot water into the little plastic trays too maybe, if you didn't want to have dirty dishes. (In Canada, I use freeze dried packets like "Mountain House" and it will be typical comfort food dishes here such as meat lasagne, mac and cheese, and beef stew. They usually take 9-12 minutes to soak but are in much bigger portions). Bokksu, can you do a savoury box?
I wish more foods like this existed where i live! i only have use of a kettle in my dorm room, no fridge or microwave, so this would really help with my meals.
There is (or was??) an Amano Freeze-Dry store right next to Tokyo Station. It had about 100 varieties of various freeze-dried products when I was there in 2020. Im angry I did not buy anything after watching this :(
They look very good for freeze dried food. I ha e been collecting the ones I find Don Quijote. So far, I have only try the shrimp curry rice and okayu.
I bought a stock once for Saya; easy meals especially if she didn't want to eat the main meal. but I only bought the soups, zousui and nyuumen variaties. Never risotto, stew etc. I always bought them at the kombini. Personally I don't really like the taste of most but still easy to have on hand. And very handy for an emergency pack or for camping. The stew one is a nice addition to omuraisu I think :) I would definitely try the stew and oyakodon. And the katsu one is so interesting. I prefer it with tonkatsu sauce but would definitely try it. And I think Saya would love the ebi ten toji one; she loves tamago toji dishes. These also make great souvenirs :)
You make me shop differently now, I like to look at what's in my local stores more closely. I forget about freeze dried food products. I usually find them in hunting and camping stores ,but I must ask if they sell them in my local stores.Thanks for reminding me, I loved every item so convenient for a quick meal .
These look good. I bought some freeze dried tofu miso soup recently and it was good. Wish we had more of a selection here in the states. Ours come in flavors like beef stroganoff, chilli mac, and scrambled eggs with bacon (this one's really good.) The best freeze dried food imo is ice cream though.😋
All the freeze-dried food is amazing! Wish we also had those, since they're better than instant noodles and unhealthy canned goods as emergency food or relief packages
I wanted to ask if you guys ever go to the cheap chain restaurants. One of my faves is Tenya for cheap but tasty tempura but you never really see them much in videos.
There are plenty of days when I wish I could get these freeze dried meals after a long day of work and really can’t be bothered cooking. Japan is so inventive. We can only get freeze dried fruits here in Australia. Great video guys 🙏
Whoa... The Japanese will save humanity from bland food during the first phase of Mars colonization! Astronauts & scientists will need these during the ~7month long trip going there and keep them sane while they don't produce yummy food yet on the planet.
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Thank you for the amazing video and share on Japanese freeze dried food. Is there a site you can recommend to buy these products and ship to the U.S.? Currently building and prepping my pantry and these items would make a great addition. Thank you!!
That freeze-dried food is amazing. So much better and more varied than the freeze-dried food I used to take on camping trips. Japanese excellence shines through again.
It struck me again today how wonderful you two are together. You have complementary strengths, complementary skills, complementary interests; in fact, your entire personalities seem complementary. 😊 And you obviously love and respect one another. 👍❤️❤️
These would be best reconstituted in the little tray they come in. Another tip is, you can actually eat freeze dried foods as is. They still taste really good, but as you can imagine, you'll need to drink lots of water.
In an emergency situation, you will most likely be without power for days sometimes, leaving you no conventional way to make rice or boil water. You can heat water if you keep a small butane burner, espit stove or flameless ration heater.
... or build a campfire, or use a twig stove, or a grill ...
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That's not really practical in a concrete jungle, my friend. Even not practical in a park considering they had liquefaction during their last big one.
These all sound so good! Most freeze dried food I've had in the US is bland astronaut or camping food. I always enjoy your videos!
I think those freeze dried foods look space age, like astronaut food. They would be perfect for emergencies, or even for camping or hiking. The shelf life is very long, which is good. The beef stew looks the best to me. Cheers! ✌️
Wow, the final product of these items really exceeded my expectations. Shocked at how much they resembled a freshly cooked meal!
I think the last solid ones you add hot water into the container that comes with the food to rehydrate.
I would love these for camping. I'm guessing you can pour the hot water into the little plastic trays too maybe, if you didn't want to have dirty dishes. (In Canada, I use freeze dried packets like "Mountain House" and it will be typical comfort food dishes here such as meat lasagne, mac and cheese, and beef stew. They usually take 9-12 minutes to soak but are in much bigger portions). Bokksu, can you do a savoury box?
Satoshi giggling at the mention of natural disasters is literally a mood 😆
I wish more foods like this existed where i live! i only have use of a kettle in my dorm room, no fridge or microwave, so this would really help with my meals.
Indeed, these would be great things to put in a care package for students.
The Shrimp looked the best one . Ideal for emergencies or camping or when you can’t get to the shops 😀👍😋
Wow! 2 videos in one day! You are spoiling us! Thank you ! I need a nice relaxing video tonight. Perfect! First
Love to see the variety and creativity of the companies to make it delicious and durable. Please make a series out of this
I have similar Canadian/American Freeze-dried food for hiking and camping.👍
BUT Japan definitely has more varieties.
There is (or was??) an Amano Freeze-Dry store right next to Tokyo Station. It had about 100 varieties of various freeze-dried products when I was there in 2020. Im angry I did not buy anything after watching this :(
Half way though and I just have to say I love your autumn cat wall hanging (is it called a kakejiku? Kakemono?) behind you. Enjoying the video so far!
The katsu looks a great deal like a scrubby sponge at first! This was a pretty amazing option.
Hmm. Wonder if Nijiya, Marukai, or Don Quijote here in Hawaii has this stuff. Would love to try them.
I like it this is very useful for outdoor use really good.
They look very good for freeze dried food. I ha e been collecting the ones I find Don Quijote. So far, I have only try the shrimp curry rice and okayu.
I like the idea of freeze-dried soup. I think they’d be tastier than the usual powdered or canned soup.
Yes, freezed dried soups are great, especially when camping in Autumn and Winter.
We have nothing like this where I live, I'd love to try them someday!
This looks amazing. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to more, going to check out your other videos.
I bought a stock once for Saya; easy meals especially if she didn't want to eat the main meal. but I only bought the soups, zousui and nyuumen variaties. Never risotto, stew etc. I always bought them at the kombini. Personally I don't really like the taste of most but still easy to have on hand. And very handy for an emergency pack or for camping. The stew one is a nice addition to omuraisu I think :) I would definitely try the stew and oyakodon. And the katsu one is so interesting. I prefer it with tonkatsu sauce but would definitely try it. And I think Saya would love the ebi ten toji one; she loves tamago toji dishes.
These also make great souvenirs :)
Love watching all of your shows! You guys are great in your reactions to the items you try.
I wish I can buy them in the US. Great camping good
That beef stew looks amazing.
You make me shop differently now, I like to look at what's in my local stores more closely. I forget about freeze dried food products. I usually find them in hunting and camping stores ,but I must ask if they sell them in my local stores.Thanks for reminding me, I loved every item so convenient for a quick meal .
In the Netherlands we had freeze dried vegetables once but I haven't seen them for years.
These look good. I bought some freeze dried tofu miso soup recently and it was good. Wish we had more of a selection here in the states. Ours come in flavors like beef stroganoff, chilli mac, and scrambled eggs with bacon (this one's really good.)
The best freeze dried food imo is ice cream though.😋
Aloha! Amazing! Really good to have for emergencies. Thank you! Please take care!
That free dried food looks interesting, I'll look for it the next time I'm at the grocery store! Thanks guys!!
Of course I enjoyed the video, I always do!!! Love y'all!!💕
Would you be able to showcase dairy-free vegetarian convenience foods, sometime? Love your videos.
All the freeze-dried food is amazing! Wish we also had those, since they're better than instant noodles and unhealthy canned goods as emergency food or relief packages
I haven't watch the channel in a while it's good to be back lol
the last thing i would have expected is freeze-dried katsu. that's wild.
these look amazing!! can’t believe i haven’t tried any before. when i return to japan i’ll find them 😆
I know this is so random, but I wonder if some of these freeze dried foods can be used up in space if you are an astronaut.
That kind of food should be sell in Chile for the people that doesn't have much time to take lunch
登山とか災害の時の非常食！かなりの栄養とカロリーがある、そして美味しい
🍍🌴🌺These are probably great for emergency, pending the shelf life. Looks yummy!
I wanted to ask if you guys ever go to the cheap chain restaurants. One of my faves is Tenya for cheap but tasty tempura but you never really see them much in videos.
I love the Tenya chain! (And the name is the name of one of my favorite manga/anime heroes at the moment, so...)
Those freeze-dried foods look really delicious. But I have to admit, I could probably eat two or three packages in one go.
Thanks for fascinating Video !!!
Yes good to try and compare but never can beat the restaurant tastes hey guys!!!! 👍🏻
I wish these were available in Canada! Our freeze-dried foods are very much for camping. The flavour doesn't tend to be very good.😔
There are plenty of days when I wish I could get these freeze dried meals after a long day of work and really can’t be bothered cooking. Japan is so inventive. We can only get freeze dried fruits here in Australia. Great video guys 🙏
I’m sure it’s around but look for sites catering to like hikers and camping people.
Hi Shinichi and Satoshi how you doing good to see you thanks for sharing this video with us take care stay safe 👍❤️🏵️😘🤩😘
How can I buy these packages of freeze dried food? I live in Florida USA.
This looks so good. 😋
Whoa... The Japanese will save humanity from bland food during the first phase of Mars colonization! Astronauts & scientists will need these during the ~7month long trip going there and keep them sane while they don't produce yummy food yet on the planet.
Perfect for natural disasters and you’re stuck at home! Seems delicious based on your guys’ expressions.
Me not eating this food: mmmmhh
Nice video. Expensive and mybe just as an emergency food
As an American, I would love to be able to buy these and eat them in non-emergencies. I'm just a bit lazy.
What is the self life on these?
japanese astronauts must eat like kings 🙂i wonder if each country's iss people trade their meals like school kids trade bag lunch contents
We do have freeze-dried foods here in the UK nut nothing on this level of looks and taste.
I am cracking up!
これをトレイに出しましょう。 ナイス 。
Ooiiiishi
I think with the risotto i would add heavy cream and some shaved parmesan to improve it.