The apple jam looks similar to apple butter we can buy where I live. Its dark and not transparent. It always has cinnamon in it though so you don't get as much apple flavor as I would like, but great in the fall. I've had some transparent apple jelly and I LOVE that stuff.
Apple butter is fantastic and looks an awfully lot like that jam. Its available all over Indiana especially in the fall. Just got back from the Covered Bridge Festival in Bridgeton Indiana and they places selling hot biscuits with apple butter!
@@Waffels_61465I live in western Indiana! Places around us sell homemade apple butter as school fundraisers. My favorite time of the year is fall so it goes quite well about now. 😂
The fruit bar, based on the small seeds mixed in, probably has a (major) fig component to it. And that Russian-style apple jam gets as close to apple butter as possible without crossing the line.
If you still insists on using the fuel tabs please use them out side. The fumes can be very toxic, Esbit tabs are bad but less in mind where these are made! It is amazing how good the food is in the rations! The US could learn something possibly cut back on the amount of preservatives used in making our MRE's. But if. The preservatives are cut back the MRE will not last 10 to 15 years.
After seeing videos of Russian soldiers complaining about having no rations, I wonder if someone up the chain is selling them on the internet to make money for themselves instead of giving them to the troops. Buying them might actually help Ukraine.
Yep stuff is being sold across the board,guns, ammo, fuel you name it and it's for sale, a lot of the time it's not even due to greed, it's just not being paid for months at a time.
@@jamesfry8983there are no convenient stores on the frontline. Russian army has no issues with supplies in general, there may be issues with logistics and only locally.
Buying them you'll just support the local producers, lol. It's not "military" but commercial MRE. Military MREs have the "Not for sale" marking on the package. You may be surprized but MREs in Russia are not military only - IRP is just an "Individual food ration".
@@drrichardwiesenhuber because I'm not a contract soldier. I'm not ukrainian to become a slave. We have a choice. Most people in the army are 1 hard patriots. 2 right movement 3 people who wanna get lots of money, cause government is paying
Hilarious a ration assembled in the Crimea get's to a ration reviewer when the troops in Crimea can't them on a regular basis, just another quirk of the russian logistical system that's all going to plan. Also be careful of Russian fuel tabs they are made to a loose standard and some can be toxic.
@@Игорьсуздальский Russian troops go days without resupply and often when they do get resupplied a lot of the rations are years out of date Russian logistics have always been awful and they don't improve the logistics because they don't care about their troops.
@@lorgandarkholder717 Plenty of Russian troops have video's on telegram showing fake equipment, rusty weapons and expired rations are they lying to ??. When your military is reduced to taking a village and calling it a great victory you know your up #### creek without a paddle. Oh and yes Russia is short of missiles that's why Putin is scrounging from anyone who has them to maintain stocks also short of artillery rounds he had to go begging to North Korea for three million. Remind me how this war has done anything positive for Russia your military has failed, your wonder weapons have been proven to be far less effective then hyped causing huge cancellations in orders of weapon systems and Russia is less secure now then it was before the invasion.
It's not a military ration, it's commercial ration. Seems close to the army one though. It should include a chocolate bar, but it has two chocolate spread pallets for reasons
Ваше правительство вас обманывает, говоря что в России все плохо. У нас сейчас лучшее время за всю историю, строятся куча новых заводов, производства, инфраструктуры, мы уже отстроили почти полностью заново мариуполь
@danieltempleton7512 I liked the way the channel was and subscribed. But I was deeply offended that he did this taste test in the happy, chipper way he did. Does he know that most of the Ukrainians in Crimea have been ethnically cleansed to Siberia. That Ukrainian owned farms in Crimea have been given to well-connected russians. That russians have murdered 10s of thousands of Ukrainian civilians. That the Ukrainian military has lost more than 100,000 soldiers defending their own country. That Ukrainian Women and Girls as young as 12 have been rounded up in their 1000s and gang [redacted] by russian soldiers. That there are multiple videos of russian soldiers executing Ukrainian soldiers who have surrendered. The guy is either stupid, ignorant, or thinks the sun shines out of putins [redacted]. If he removes the video or re-edits it with a strong criticism of russia's actions in Ukraine or apologises, I'll resubscribe.
In Russia, it has always been the case that beautiful things are sent abroad for display, which they do not really have. In the case of this MRE, it is relatively certain that you will not see such foods in Russia. Things like "Pokazukha" and "Potemkin Village" have always been favorites in Russia. Both basically mean "external brilliance with nothing behind it." It means that things seem many times more beautiful than they really are to other people. This food belongs to the "Foreigners, be jealous of Russian" propaganda. But it's all a big lie... Edit. I'm pretty sure no regular soldier has ever seen it.
Yeah most "Russian MRE" are commercial replicas, my understanding is elite troops might get something similar, but the conscript absolutely do not. Also while they brag about the lack of preservatives and freshness, russian soldiers complaint the food is often years out of date and dangerous to eat.
You're a big liar. Firstly, there are quite a lot of manufacturers of individual diets in Russia, and if such a diet is packaged in camouflage packaging, this does not mean at all that it is supplied to the army, it may just be a marketing ploy.Secondly, if you think that everything is bad with food in Russia, then you have been brainwashed by Western propaganda.There are a lot more natural products in Russia than in the West, especially within the framework of affordable prices in stores.
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@@BiscuitsBrown666 You need to check your medication if you think Poland is a nazi country :D You don't know what nazis did in Poland during ww2 and if you knew what USSR did in Poland during ww2 you would understand why they don't like Russia.
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A small life hack is to put the meat from tushonka can into the food from the main dish can if you feel like there's not enough meat in the main
The apple jam looks similar to apple butter we can buy where I live. Its dark and not transparent. It always has cinnamon in it though so you don't get as much apple flavor as I would like, but great in the fall. I've had some transparent apple jelly and I LOVE that stuff.
Apple butter is fantastic and looks an awfully lot like that jam. Its available all over Indiana especially in the fall. Just got back from the Covered Bridge Festival in Bridgeton Indiana and they places selling hot biscuits with apple butter!
@@Waffels_61465I live in western Indiana! Places around us sell homemade apple butter as school fundraisers. My favorite time of the year is fall so it goes quite well about now. 😂
That mre looked remarkably good.
The fruit bar, based on the small seeds mixed in, probably has a (major) fig component to it.
And that Russian-style apple jam gets as close to apple butter as possible without crossing the line.
im an ironwolf too XD
in other russians irp it says Fig Bar
What a great ration, i could litterally taste some of this food! great review.
Awesome rewind RR! Looks great! I've got a couple of these and can't wait to try!
Very enjoyable to watch....as always! Thank you
01:21 I've seen that brand of tea for sale in stores on Nostrand Avenue, in Brooklyn, New York.
Great presentation. Thank you!
great review friend.
If you still insists on using the fuel tabs please use them out side. The fumes can be very toxic, Esbit tabs are bad but less in mind where these are made! It is amazing how good the food is in the rations! The US could learn something possibly cut back on the amount of preservatives used in making our MRE's. But if. The preservatives are cut back the MRE will not last 10 to 15 years.
ОТК №1 stands for quality control
Спасибо
Скорее номер смены отк
У нас они даже в обычных магазинах продаются, никому они не нужны)
love the saying bird meat. thats like saying four legged Moo for cow
I adore the results produced by your translator. BWAHAHAHA!
How do you go about buying them?
good review!
Production or expiration date?!
lol
"packed in 2019, best before 15th february 2021".
That Nutella was definitely moldy
Looks like a really good and tasty ration. I'd tuck into it. 😎👍
you're gonna have the Hershey squirts tomorrow......
@peterpiper1965 In Britain, we call that problem "the Squits" or "the Trotts."
These are so tasty its not even funny
how did you get it? i wanna try russian MRE
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subbed! I love Russian stuff like this very cool!
in visual texture the second meat portion reminded me of pork knuckle
What's that translation app?
your good old Google Translate app
Hey Readi there is so much food there.. Thanks for showing the Russian MRE !!
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Steap tea for 5 to 10 minutes.
Try apple butter.
The bots won't like this one
They already here 😂😂😂
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Looks like cat food.
After seeing videos of Russian soldiers complaining about having no rations, I wonder if someone up the chain is selling them on the internet to make money for themselves instead of giving them to the troops. Buying them might actually help Ukraine.
Yep stuff is being sold across the board,guns, ammo, fuel you name it and it's for sale, a lot of the time it's not even due to greed, it's just not being paid for months at a time.
@@jamesfry8983 Thanks for the reply.
@@jamesfry8983there are no convenient stores on the frontline.
Russian army has no issues with supplies in general, there may be issues with logistics and only locally.
Buying them you'll just support the local producers, lol.
It's not "military" but commercial MRE. Military MREs have the "Not for sale" marking on the package.
You may be surprized but MREs in Russia are not military only - IRP is just an "Individual food ration".
@@AnotherOne-Retro-Paladin Oh you sweet summer child.
Also for realism it has to be 5 years past 'BEST BY'
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Is potato ....
Meat birds 😂
That’s a dumb kit?
A lot of unnecessary weight and packaging. As a marine if be chucking half that crap away. Waste of space
I hope Readiness Rations is not violating international sanctions!
"Republic of Crimea"... Yikes
I know I still having a hard time that crap exists since 2014 😂
I wonder if it’s produced recently or not
@@judykimnguyen8393 who knows at this point could be rebranded Russian rations just to make Crimea look like it has might
It was a republic since the USSR times, you idiots. It was a republic even as a part of Ukraine
It's always still belong to Russia, seethe harder 😀
In reality they get a bag of onions to mix with whatever they find out there.
We don't have so much onions I guess, lmao.
@@Игорьсуздальский who is "we"? You think you are Russian?
@@drrichardwiesenhuber I don't think, I know it, lmao.
@@Игорьсуздальский so then you do not fight because you are a coward or because you are old and weak?
@@drrichardwiesenhuber because I'm not a contract soldier.
I'm not ukrainian to become a slave.
We have a choice.
Most people in the army are 1 hard patriots. 2 right movement 3 people who wanna get lots of money, cause government is paying
Hilarious a ration assembled in the Crimea get's to a ration reviewer when the troops in Crimea can't them on a regular basis, just another quirk of the russian logistical system that's all going to plan. Also be careful of Russian fuel tabs they are made to a loose standard and some can be toxic.
That's why you use them in the outdoors, to reduce the chance of those fumes hitting you. it's always advisable to use fuel tabs in that setting.
Can't get?
What do you mean?
@@Игорьсуздальский Russian troops go days without resupply and often when they do get resupplied a lot of the rations are years out of date Russian logistics have always been awful and they don't improve the logistics because they don't care about their troops.
Yes, yes, and they ran out of missiles 2 years ago and took Artemovsk with shovels, heard it.
@@lorgandarkholder717 Plenty of Russian troops have video's on telegram showing fake equipment, rusty weapons and expired rations are they lying to ??. When your military is reduced to taking a village and calling it a great victory you know your up #### creek without a paddle. Oh and yes Russia is short of missiles that's why Putin is scrounging from anyone who has them to maintain stocks also short of artillery rounds he had to go begging to North Korea for three million. Remind me how this war has done anything positive for Russia your military has failed, your wonder weapons have been proven to be far less effective then hyped causing huge cancellations in orders of weapon systems and Russia is less secure now then it was before the invasion.
It's not a military ration, it's commercial ration. Seems close to the army one though. It should include a chocolate bar, but it has two chocolate spread pallets for reasons
Right now they are eating fresh home cooked canned dog meat from North Korea 😂
Ваше правительство вас обманывает, говоря что в России все плохо. У нас сейчас лучшее время за всю историю, строятся куча новых заводов, производства, инфраструктуры, мы уже отстроили почти полностью заново мариуполь
If you want to be legally accurate on an international level, you need to change the title to “Russian Army MRE - Made in Ukraine”.
But Russian army can't keep any business in Ukraine, by Ukrainian law, so, there's another problem😂
I think you mean "stolen from Ukraine."
@@HE-pu3nt - we are of the same mindset. What you stated was implied in my original comment.
I have the impression he doesn't know what's going on in ukraine...or where Crimea is...
@danieltempleton7512 I liked the way the channel was and subscribed.
But I was deeply offended that he did this taste test in the happy, chipper way he did.
Does he know that most of the Ukrainians in Crimea have been ethnically cleansed to Siberia.
That Ukrainian owned farms in Crimea have been given to well-connected russians.
That russians have murdered 10s of thousands of Ukrainian civilians.
That the Ukrainian military has lost more than 100,000 soldiers defending their own country.
That Ukrainian Women and Girls as young as 12 have been rounded up in their 1000s and gang [redacted] by russian soldiers.
That there are multiple videos of russian soldiers executing Ukrainian soldiers who have surrendered.
The guy is either stupid, ignorant, or thinks the sun shines out of putins [redacted].
If he removes the video or re-edits it with a strong criticism of russia's actions in Ukraine or apologises, I'll resubscribe.
In Russia, it has always been the case that beautiful things are sent abroad for display, which they do not really have. In the case of this MRE, it is relatively certain that you will not see such foods in Russia.
Things like "Pokazukha" and "Potemkin Village" have always been favorites in Russia. Both basically mean "external brilliance with nothing behind it." It means that things seem many times more beautiful than they really are to other people. This food belongs to the "Foreigners, be jealous of Russian" propaganda. But it's all a big lie...
Edit. I'm pretty sure no regular soldier has ever seen it.
We all take Your word at face value. twat
Yeah most "Russian MRE" are commercial replicas, my understanding is elite troops might get something similar, but the conscript absolutely do not. Also while they brag about the lack of preservatives and freshness, russian soldiers complaint the food is often years out of date and dangerous to eat.
You're a big liar. Firstly, there are quite a lot of manufacturers of individual diets in Russia, and if such a diet is packaged in camouflage packaging, this does not mean at all that it is supplied to the army, it may just be a marketing ploy.Secondly, if you think that everything is bad with food in Russia, then you have been brainwashed by Western propaganda.There are a lot more natural products in Russia than in the West, especially within the framework of affordable prices in stores.
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Oh here we go, another CNN lover.
Soldiers have them so much, that they throw it away, cause the meal is almost the same week after a week
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I like Russian rations
It's a Russian MRE. don't worry it was made in crimea
Disgusting. Both in the organization who made this and the food inside
Russia has best MRE
Lol no
No, Poland has the best MRE. Russian MRE is better than average IF it's in good condition (they rarely are).
@@JuhaniKontiovaara the Nazi's don't have best MRE.
@@BiscuitsBrown666 Are you retarded. Actual russian shill go collect rubles for this day of writing shit
@@BiscuitsBrown666 You need to check your medication if you think Poland is a nazi country :D You don't know what nazis did in Poland during ww2 and if you knew what USSR did in Poland during ww2 you would understand why they don't like Russia.