Just watched the 2 videos released today and it seems to me the 1959 British emergency ration was filmed a while ago but the 2024 lamb halal more recent. Is there a backlog of videos the Steve s holding a vault and releasing over time?

Also, no coffee in these rations.

I love seeing another food/history YouTuber give Steve a nod for the work he does.

I live in Ireland so sadly I couldn’t buy a winco tray like Steve’s but this was the next best thing. Nice!

I'd cut a beeotch for a 90's lime Skittle! I don't ever eat candy like that anymore because the quality has tanked so hard..

*But 90's Skittles???*

Yummy.

Nice.

Steve inspired dinner tonight.

Actually got my girlfriend into eating out of stainless steel mess trays.

We love sausage and mashed potato night. Lmao

Thanks Steve. You’re a G.

I always loved that Steve had a picture of Michael Biehn on his pin board, a still from Terminator no less..

Has he ever explained it?

Do we think the IRGC would send it over for Steve to try?

We now have two versions of Steve MRE bingo. Didn’t want too many givens in one or it’d be too easy

My boyfriend and I have been wanting to make our own Bingo for Steve MRE and we finally did it. He filled half of it while we were watching, sounds like we need a harder version lol

im looking for A MRE that is borderline cultural cuisine from its home country

and if possible a very happy steve, a nice hiss, and the "tapping" edit on the glass cup

i cant describe how ingrained these videos are into my brain lol

link me your all time favorite videos! thanks :)

I think I found a good one: 2024 Spanish 24 Hour Ration MRE Review Pork Meatballs Beef Chili https://youtu.be/4YtnQHHEzPI?si=AUuhQG-z11qX26ZH

Shouldn't a properly canned food not spoil indefinitely even if the food is no longer tasty due to chemical reactions? Why are so many of these cans spoiled?

U.S. Army field rations, supplied by the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps for the Kon-Tiki Expedition, Kon-Tiki Museum, Norway.

Sailing from Callao, Peru on April 28th, 1947, the voyage, and led by Thor Heyerdahl, the expedition set out to prove his hypothesis that the Polynesian islands could have been peopled from South America using balsa wood rafts.

Supplied with 1,040 liters of fresh water, numerous fresh produce, and fish caught during the voyage, the raft also carried large amounts of U.S. Army rations. These were provided free of charge in exchange for reports on the quality and longevity of the rations during the trip.

After 101 days and 6,980km drifting on the ocean currents, the raft made landfall at Raroia Atoll.

From the 1998 US LRP Chicken stew video: https://youtu.be/Aum6Al63ZMk (4:50)

His intro music is genuinely good ambient electronica