Malaysian Troops always combined their rations with squad mates so that it will last longer... two packs of the main menu with rice when combined could feed 3 mens, when you are in the middle of the jungle... it is hard to resupply... some time the resupply process could jeopardise the mission... usually the MRE were keep as last resort... troops will forage foods from the jungle and they are being trained to survive... - Kedah Malaysia

i used to be in malaysian military. and the whole time i was there, i used to eat a lot of this. and u are the first person who would say this treat is tasty. thank u good sir...

@de0509

4 жыл бұрын

ok, tapi kenapa dia tak bagi buka sebelum makan? Memang dia suruh makan dengan plastik sekali ke? haha

@Amamiya_Hashi

3 жыл бұрын

Just one question is the breakfast enough for a soilder cause i dont think two pack of biscuit is not even enough for a normal adult

@najib6678

3 жыл бұрын

@@Amamiya_Hashi We dont normally take the biscuits for breakfast. There are other meals, which is enough for a person to last a day. I normally eat the biscuits for supper.

@camper1427

27 күн бұрын

@@Amamiya_Hashi The soldier there already have heavy breakfast before going out, that one are served as light lunch

I'm malaysian, rarely i see youtuber trying malaysian mre, nice video btw 😁. I remember when i went training in the jungle and having this mre but mine was menu F. We were given two packs of mre with 4 packs of rice (i forgot how many grams), for two people to eat. Eating with that biscuits with a touch of pineapple jam was how we ate breakfast. The reason we're having light breakfast is because the time to prepare and eat was so short (like 30min), we just ate that with some tea/coffee. For lunch we use 1 pack of rice for two people to eat but usually we just ate half of the pack because trust me when you're in the jungle you're appetite will drop and eat only when you felt hungry and mostly you will spend more time drinking rather than eating. The way we boiled the rice is by putting in that square mess tin, cover the mess tin with the "packet" plastic. After it has become rice we'll tear the cover plastic and cover it with the mre packet as to reheat the food and voila all ready to eat. The green bean really is a green bean it became black because of lots of other ingredients were put in there, that's why it looks black-ish. Sambal prawn was the best 😋, serunding was supposed to eat dry, but by mixing it with water usually if we want to fill our belly as not to feel too hungry. The fruits with syrup we usually eat whenever we felt hungry, meaning we just want to filled our stomach with something. Sometimes we ate btwn lunch and dinner or btwn breakfast and lunch or when on sentry at night. This mre if you know how to budget your meal it can lasts about a week or so, some of my instructor even says they can even stretch it to two weeks.

this ration like kenduri in the jungle

@syazlyana4205

5 жыл бұрын

Lol 😂😂😂🔪

@rockylabu8545

5 жыл бұрын

Kenduri have a nasi minyak n pengantin.. Where is pengantin?.. 😁😁

@suhaimiami8029

5 жыл бұрын

Haha jilake

@yushida03

5 жыл бұрын

In Kelantan no nasik minyak. Only nasi putih gulai kawah. And ayam masak merah or ayam goreng. And sometimes ikan kering also. Dont forget timun cina and sira labu.

@ting6161

5 жыл бұрын

@@yushida03 mantap

For those who are wondering why the heavy stuff..1) Malaysia is a fairly jungle and mountain heavy country, hence needs more calories and 2) That's for 2 - 3 days not exactly 24 hours.

When the General's Grandmama is in charge of the ration design.

@yuendien3340

7 жыл бұрын

Hemimike426 all of this MRE is for 2-3 days not for 1 day..i know because im in malaysia army..

@LupusAries

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah and every soldier would love dear old Granny.....;) (Came here after some research into the English Civil War and other 16th century wars......)

For those who love to be a keyboard warrior and simply judge all the MRE why and the effect to the army or anything irrelevant in your mind,i think it's better for you guys join the army and then you can judge about all this thing..thank you to all warrior and soldier around the world in the name of your country..

@gundog4314

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly, food is very much appreciated in all forms after a long hard day of soldiering. Cheers Khalid!

@khalidjallani3520

6 жыл бұрын

gundog4314 ai ai sir..hoorah!

Me: *watches this guy pours Water in serunding* Me: *internal screaming*

@daniellai6367

4 жыл бұрын

mat salleh x biasa ngan makan kering kot

@ms.chuisin7727

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

@cmaxz817

4 жыл бұрын

Makanya itu, ketika dia mencampur serunding/abon dengan air. I'll be like: EWWWWW That's not how you eat it!

@Drebolaskan

3 жыл бұрын

Do they want crispy rendang or soggy rendang? Make up your mind pls Edit: is joke, pls no kill me 😅

Malaysian army needs that much of sugar for energy. They operate in highly dense jungle forest area with extremely high humidity and heat. 100 meter march with a 20+ kg backpack will drain your energy quite easy. The salt is more to use against leeches. And they are plenty of it. Put some salt on a leech and they just fall off.

@edlenorgaeron8003

7 жыл бұрын

Just use smoke or detergent lol

@itscloudyinside

7 жыл бұрын

Nick Bana who the hell carries detergent on a mission lol. Creating smoke is easier than just sprinkling salt? Lol

@AlexSDU

6 жыл бұрын

Plus, smoke is not the wise thing to have when you on a patrol looking for enemy. They can smell the scent of tobacco very easily in the jungle.

@albertokickbutterski5054

6 жыл бұрын

Baby J only keyboard warrior carries smoke in the jungle...

@iagreewithyoubut4110

5 жыл бұрын

@@edlenorgaeron8003 No you dont, any scent or smell is strictly prohibited during any operation. Lol, you cant even cook instant noodles since the smell is strong.

YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO PUT WATER IN SERUNDING

@restlesskarma9005

7 жыл бұрын

go drink the forsaken drink

@apishang2992

7 жыл бұрын

hello my fellow :))))))

@haruki4534

7 жыл бұрын

No water in serunding or it will be digusting

@elwin8357

7 жыл бұрын

What is serunding??pork or beef....just asking coz i'm from UK.just asking

@mirzahakeem6151

7 жыл бұрын

E Lwin serunding is malay word for floss. For example, chicken floss, beef floss and even pork floss. Malaysia military use serunding made from beef or from chicken according to JAKIM halal regulation.

Finally! I see Malaysian rations. Been curious and waiting to see it since forever. And lol, you don't rehydrate the 'serunding'... you eat it just like that.

malaysia is big country with heavy jungle... malaysia army need alot of calories to track the amount of jungle they have.

@Bloodykatana77

5 жыл бұрын

True

@apizsafri1438

5 жыл бұрын

big country right

@kanjiao

5 жыл бұрын

Big country?

@Petrofsky7706

5 жыл бұрын

@@kanjiao Well, not as big as the US of A, but we have dense forests that stretches across the Peninsula and also bordering countries. The East Malaysia part (Borneo), have even more denser forests than the ones you can find in the Peninsula.

@EvoSwatch

5 жыл бұрын

"Malayaia is big country" *Laughs in Indonesian*

Woah is a first to see someone testing Malaysian MRE, I used to have it when I was younger and really loved Kari Ayam (as I can remember that time). For a child like me back then, it was like you’re getting a gift because a single pack contain so much compartments and opening each of then is a huge excitement! Lol

@gundog4314

5 жыл бұрын

Getting a gift is the exact feeling I had while doing this review.I never thought I would get to do one of these either. Cheers Amira

Wow I never expecting that you’re doing review for Malaysian Army’s food ration 😆 My father is an army officer and when I was young, he always had to go on a mission in the jungle (mostly at Sabah & Sarawak) for 2 to 3 months. And everytime he came back, he brought these ration for us. I remembered eating them because my father said this is what a soldier eats whenever they’re in the jungle or some sort of emergency. Well, fellow Malaysian these foods are really good, especially the papayas, pulut hitam(black glutinous rice), serunding and mutton curry. Since I’m a kid with sweet tooth, I’m really hooked with these kind of food. So whenever he came back I always asked for these rations. Oh yeah the sambal and green bean tasted the same as usual. Anyway, thank you for doing this review, it’s really brings back my childhood memories 😁👍🏻

When you talk about Malaysia, first thing to do is EAT.. there is tagline "Makan Dulu' or "Eat First".. hahaha.. Till now, i can go to any house in my village, and they will serve me food, as a token of gratitude and humble in accepting guests... i like Malaysia, and proud as Malaysia.. "makan jangan berkira" / "don't stingy on food"

biskut ni klu rendam d air semalaman...mau besar talam kembangnya...hahaha

Thanks for doing this. I've never been in the military, so I didn't know what they eat. But I've eaten all these throughout my life. The 'green beans dessert' you've been scratching your head about is called 'bubur kacang hijau' (green beans porridge) in Malay. It's made of green beans (mung beans), coconut milk and coconut sugar.

@gundog4314

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@shiinaai2978

7 жыл бұрын

Sam West Do you mean gundog?

Great review, I need to get my hands on a few of these. Once again Sir, great job.

Wow have been waiting since the fb post..... Exciting..... Ton of food! Awesome vid.....tyvm!!!!!!

Tbh,in Malaysia serunding is usually eaten dry and used as a rice seasoning. But nice video dude.

Wow, your knowledge in food is amazing ! Those ration packs is in Malay and describes Asian food, and yet you could comprehend them, great video as always ! Cheers

@gundog4314

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Juun, I was incredibly fortunate to have some nice viewers offer to help out. Cheers

Hey gundog, nice vid! The creamer works both for coffee and tea, when you put it into the tea, it becomes 'teh tarik'! Keep up the good work!

It seems like the Asian mres always have good stuff. It's really exciting how many different ones you've tried.

@de0509

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/oG1qz5elcpvUqqQ.html new superpower there

I hope you will forgive one tiny tip..... when you are making tea, especially if you are using a tea-bag, the water must be boiling hot. If you are somewhere cold it's even worth warming the mug first and..... don't add sugar or 'whitener' until the tea has fully brewed.

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

Howdy Paul, Tea and the way it's prepared is something you are raised with. Personally, I never had hot tea except for a nice Chinese restaurant since I started doing reviews. With me I was raised with iced tea and culturally as far as we were concerned the rest of you hot tea drinkers were flat out mad LOL! All that being said, I do have a proper electric kettle and do enjoy a nice cuppa now and then. I'll try to brew a proper cup in one of these reviews someday! Cheers

@paulsmith390

8 жыл бұрын

When the whole world goes titsup there will be three things left..... crocodiles, cockroaches, and an English man, moaning that his tea is too weak.

What your reviewing is probably rations for the infantry units during jungle operation, which could take weeks or maybe couple of months. There are smaller packets of pack rations too. There are also pack rations in emergency boats in Malaysian Navy vessels. Also ration packs for the air force personnels. Then there are those for special forces. Thats is why there are Menu Ration A, B n C. Most are similar but dietary needs varied according to the given task, location n periods of engagement.

Watching this brings back good memories for me. During my time we get chicken kurma and beef rendang. A small can of pineapple in syrup, a small bottle of orange jam. 2 packs of those superheavy biscuits and a pack of rice... Malaysian rations are yummy

i have eaten military food like this when my father brought it home...there have so many menu can select and yummy too 😋😋😋😋😋😋

That MRE is so good if UNHCR or Red Cross use those as refugee rescue pack, they would able to survive the whole war even when they only supply half of the supply days comparing to the days of war.

I used to get packs of these from my Army Buddy before he retired. I can use a 24 hr ration pack for 4 days of camping. I only add rice.

@gundog4314

7 жыл бұрын

I was very impressed with these. You were very fortunate your friend hooked you up so well. Cheers

Man! Love this review! Great ration!

aku penah makan mre ni, semuanya sedap kecuali biskut dia, macam batu 😂

@aniqcute

7 жыл бұрын

Muhammad Aqil sokong... biskut dy x sedap lansong

@muhammadaqil1234

7 жыл бұрын

Anonymous3777 Ade askar buat kem kat pantai kampung aku , aku lepak ngan diorang pastu diorang bagi aku mende ni .

@alghulamiganunese93

7 жыл бұрын

Muhammad Aqil rendam dalam air dulu boh..berat 66 boh..

@rienrien7828

7 жыл бұрын

mana dpt? nak try :(

@alghulamiganunese93

7 жыл бұрын

sofea nabiela mintak kat abg sojar. atau pun kena masuk sojar. wataniah ke

yes malaysia..! been waiting a long time for this. those shredded meat we called serunding. and we eat it dry not wet..

Im from Malaysia!Great video bro!

Mate, air force ration shld be on the way soon ya, great show...

"An army marches on its stomach." Aku suka menu ayam kurma. Sedap!

This is the first time I've seen a Malaysian MRE. I don't mean only on KZread but this is actually my first time looking at a Malaysian MRE :3

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah I had only seen a few in pictures. Pretty neat ration. Cheers

That Glutinous Rice dessert looks Delicious. I have had it there and that MRE version is perfect

I like the way how you respect the food. I will subscribe for more.

Malaysia represent woot woot! I've had the entree(fried rice and also the biryani) before. You can get them off the shelf at any grocery store.

finally it's here, thank you!

@twitchchronicle1186

8 жыл бұрын

well Malaysian does eat alot tho, you should come by and check our variety of food in here :D

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

Someday I shall, I have met some really great people from doing this review. Cheers

@raedrenaldy_1724

8 жыл бұрын

+gundog4314 try indonesia army ration packs next time

wow..exactly like singaporean army's combat ration.. we are similar in everything.. cool

@theThirstyPLAGUES

8 жыл бұрын

in terms of quantity of food offered and such.. the condiments, biscuits, desserts etc.

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

I have a complete SDF ration I'll be doing soon. Cheers Mate!

@theThirstyPLAGUES

8 жыл бұрын

+gundog4314 SAF you mean? niways, thats gona be cool if you have it.. its been awile since my last combat ration meal.. lol

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah SAF, all the acronyms run together sometimes. Cheers

@peraperic8775

7 жыл бұрын

theThirstyPLAGUES yeah. that must be awesome.

i like woching your mre revews. keep up the gd work. just wonted to know where you get them from?

like the review. real eye opener for me 😃👍

.....that is the biggest bag of sugar that I've ever seen in a military ration, so far

sedap kalau makan panas2 ... selalu dpt dri pakcik aq... siap buat lauk makan dgn nasi.. sedap nii.. shempoii

reminds me of my days in the jungle :-). thanks for the cool review.

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

Cheers MM!

Rindunya nak makan benda ni. Skrg dah tak boleh sbb ayah dah bersara😂

my friend is moving to malaysia next week

@minigun-mt4wx

7 жыл бұрын

ar2.. vladmir ni salu jmpa kt youtube malaysia

I'm serving in the Malaysian reserves and we survived on 2 of these for 5 days in the jungle. Hardly had time to eat and slept 2 hours per day every day for a month.

finally you got it!

nice review sir..

In malaysia.. Everybody need sambal... Say hey!!! Malaysian

@externalgaming88

5 жыл бұрын

Hey

@realrimu

4 жыл бұрын

yeH

@AlexSDU

2 жыл бұрын

Hey hey hey!

The first packet that you opened it is called "serunding". It's one of my favourite food and deliciously eated with rice.

The only reason I would try to explain that amount of sugar in a ration is so that it might be used in lieu of saline in battlefield situations where you needed to stabilize a wounded individual. Could sprinkle the dried meat on the rice.,,, Extra rice us used to soak up the papaya juice.

Great video GunDog, super impressive MRE. i dont eat very large meals nor ever served in a military, so i would have the fruit with tea n biscuts for breakfast(with a spare breakfast left over). Also add that shredded jerky to ur mixed vedg n sauce for lunch. Pick the best 2 for evening mains with 2x the rice (i eat carbs b4 bed to keep weight up) and feed the rest to ur units biggest dude (make sure that guy looks out for me). Keep the sardines in sauce to feed to stray animals in camp reducing rodent problems and making friends. Give a full pouch of suger to some wasps/ ants/ beetles when u leave the area to help clean up the "shit" left behind.

"Tastes like mothballs and old library books" lol on that hardtack video, steve is a beast.

Holy Cow! That ration weighs the same as my youngest son weighed at birth!

This pack is for 1 and half day.... Usually they give 2 pack for three days.. but its depend on personal to reduce or manage the menu to bring in ops

Hey Gundog! I've been enjoying your MRE posts for some time (as well as other MRE reviewers posts), but I'd like to know where to get that hot-water pitcher that you and Kiwi Dude use. I think I'd like to get one. Thx!

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

I got it right off Amazon...think it was the cheapest one! Cheers

That light soup thing after the green bean is called Thong Sui in chinese, Im a Malaysian here, nice vid anyway

It's interesting to see how people eat

Malaysia is are number one

nice job guys! just for laughs can u send me one of them for my next camping trip?

yummy.. army food look delicious. :)

18:18 its dry rendang .. made from chicken or beef .. eat just like that or u can eat with white rice .. no need to put water

Glad you like Halal Muslim MRE. Alhamdulillah

We called the jerky, abon sapi in Indonesia. It is a dry shredded beef.

jangan buka sebelum makan is dont open before eat i know cuz i am from malaysia

im royal malaysian navy resever, we eat same ration from army branches during land operations or exercise.. usualy food in packed eat as side dishes, main dishes is rice, make it enough for more than one day.

@Rucaco_Production

8 жыл бұрын

mat saleh ni pertama kali mkn seruning, nasi pun dia beli kat kedai, bkn yg dlam ration..haha

@bobjanggotselayang3936

5 жыл бұрын

@Zulfadhli Zainudin haha

jangan buka sebelum mamam..

@aimanalhaqeem7393

5 жыл бұрын

Nice word

@calonjenazah4943

5 жыл бұрын

Ape syal?!??

@izranzzz

5 жыл бұрын

wtf?

@AMprojectofficial

4 жыл бұрын

hahaha

yup..tht what we eat..btw..nice vid..cheers mate

The dry minced meat is called serunding, we eat it just like that without adding any liquid to it. Really miss those food. used to survive for a week with those food during our training. BTW, good job bro..

That is an insane amount of sugar and salt, great looking ration though, looks well thought out and generous portions!

@deeya

6 жыл бұрын

The Malaysian army is more of a jungle army since we're covered in them. So the sugar and salt is supposed to be stretched for other food sources that those guys might have to survive on. If you thought eating deer was wild, try a bite of python/turtle/monkeys/etc. Even wild game needs seasoning.

@123455866201Aaron

6 жыл бұрын

This is very interesting.

Hey Gundog, Emmy sent me! I love watching food review channels. I have 2 bowels conditions so I have a limited diet. Most food review channels are like food porn for me but yours is a bit different. I'm friends with a lot of veterans through the service dog community so this gives me another little insight into their time of service. I noticed that some countries give you a lot more beverages than others? Does everyone else just have water and coffee/tea?

@lainecohen964

8 жыл бұрын

Oh, and that's a very British way to drink black tea. It's how I like it.

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

Most countries make you drink plain ol' water. With all the coffee. teas and drink mixes is kind of a sneaky way of getting you to drink more. Cheers Ayre!

Enjoyed this review. Not a spice person but it looked pretty good. And yes that is a lot of sugar lol.

Well, I'm a Malaysian, and I was wondering if our armed forces had anything resembling an operational ration. Well now I know. Thanks for this review and keep up the good work gundog :)

@JaznyD

8 жыл бұрын

BTW, that beef jerky is actually beef floss with spices. It's called Serunding Daging (Daging being beef). One would usually eat it with rice or use as a filling in a "Serunding sandwich". I personally, prefer to eat it as is as a snack. It's funny however seeing someone trying to re-hydrate it. No offense though.

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

I try to find out the way the troops eat it, sometimes I get lucky and talk to a soldier and get so good tips. Others, say experience it and draw your own conclusions, so it really is hit or miss. Even if I do get good info on preparation I still get "that's not how you do it" comments which just goes to show everyone does stuff different anyways. As I tell many peeps over all these reviews is it all ends up in the stomach anyways why not mix stuff in advance? LOL! Cheers

@JaznyD

8 жыл бұрын

I'm just happy that you enjoyed our food. Cheers

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

Can't wait to try for real on some future vacation to Malaysia!

Serunding also known as chicken/beef/prawn floss. Goes with the glutinous rice.

damn, now i'm hungry

would you like some MRE with your salt and sugar ?

@ContemptuousCornbread

8 жыл бұрын

We do use a lot of salt and sugar in Malaysia, which explains why we have some of the most obese people in the region. That said, there has been a push lately, especially in the cities, to consume less sugar. The more "savvy" food places tend to cut down on the salt and sugar which can make the food taste bland (although since moving to the UK, I have been introduced to a whole new level of blandness). Still though, the traditional food places in Malaysia go overboard with it and I often had to stress the phrase "no sugar" when ordering drinks.

@UniformZim

8 жыл бұрын

We tea with our sugar. Made some sort of liquid-y slop with crackers, sugar, creamer, coffee and if someone happens to have brought some oatmeal packets.

@furbyfurbs

8 жыл бұрын

hahahahahah

@d34d694

8 жыл бұрын

I think Malaysia army encourages the art of foraging, BBQ some snakes/monkey and put sugar on it hahaha.

@boyzazeem9725

8 жыл бұрын

+pirateofbean hehehe kinda true, been there,done that

Alright, let's get this on to a tray.

ROTC here, rtbk kita ni banyak lagi kena perbaiki aka research and development. Banyak persediaan kena buat, lagi2 beras tu. Tak silap Indonesia dah ada nasi siap makan. Packaging untuk 3 hari, tapi masih terlalu bulky, pernah dengan regular cerita, diorang tak bawak pon semua, berbuang buang je kadang2 tu, jadi boleh compact kan lagi kot. Rasa tu standard la. Boleh tambah gula2, cokelat ke. Baru moral up sikit. Banyak student teknologi makanan kat negara kita ni, banyak benda boleh buat, apa2 pon kipidap ATM🤜.

@haikalfauzee2870

5 жыл бұрын

Gula2 sume tu xsesuai kot dlm hutan tebai kat malaysia ni..makanan kenduri ni bagi byk tenaga 🤣

@iagreewithyoubut4110

5 жыл бұрын

@@haikalfauzee2870 TLDR ; sesuai je, cuma kena engineered kan supaya tak berbau lah. Sebab makanan makanan ni semua takde bau lansung, hebat kan?. Tapi rasa out lah. Makanan ni penting bukan untuk tenaga je, tapi untuk moral, makanan sedap, content menarik , moral up la. Boleh tengok negara lain punya ration, ada yg menarik, ada yg hampeh. Malaysia punya ok je, boleh bergantung untuk hidup. Just kita bukan takde teknologi, kepakaran, modal untuk improve semua ni. Jadi apa salah nya kan.

This not for 24 hours, it can be for 3 days, one malaysian army told me

Im glad I found this malaysian military food.been looking the whole youtube tho. Hahahha

apart from the serunding(beef floss) in water(i cringe to the max), everything you've comment was true, about thee food and the rice! rc gusto did menu a without rice and it was a bit dissapointing, other than that you guys are great, great review!

Those beef are Serunding Daging, ie. Beef Serunding, ie. traditional Malay spiced beef floss. Shouldnt be hydrated, meant to be had dry like that. We usually eat it with rice (mixed) or rice cake. You can put it into poridge too. We serunding is bad serunding.

Ini sangat bagus untuk SOS..

we love our food!

Great country of Malaysia hell yeah!

Why did you disabled the likes and dislikes? The quality of the videos is really good and the content is enjoyable , I see no reason to keep them like that.

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

They work, click it I bet you it turns blue. Cheers

@Yepkarma455

8 жыл бұрын

+gundog4314 Well yeah , it works to like the video , and it stays that way But the likes and dislikes are not visible

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

I never understood why a content creator seeks validation by how many thumbs up or thumbs down they get. I mean I could understand if you were a channel with several hundred thousand subs and it was your "day job". I suppose. Cheers

@Yepkarma455

8 жыл бұрын

+gundog4314 Fair enough. I can understand your point of view

It is better to have bad packing with more more in there than good packing but there no much in there. I love it!

The reason we have alot of sugar coz its kinda replace energy bar n chocolate, and can be used as energy source for a long term due to its calorie amount.

Those biscuits can use to make cakes...crush the buscuits, add water, sugar and milk powder...our Malaysian Army always makes new receipes if their bored to eat standard MRE food...

@gundog4314

8 жыл бұрын

I'll have to try that as I still have all the ingredients. Cheers!

Glad to see the coffee

1 pack can share for 2 person sir. Food is important in the jungle ..

I really want to get in to doing reviews... I need to find the right friends to trade with and learn from

Solo much sugar, Peace, love, and blessings to you & yours/ Southern White Dove.

proud to be malaysian

Wktu kecik slalu mkn ni.. Roti pun aku bedal.. Hahaha keras tu

The jerky is actually called serunding... it is flossed beef in spice. Should be eaten straight out from the pack. no need to heat or add water to it

actualy what you called dehydrated beef is a beef flosh aor we called here in indonesia as "abon sapi". it's a deep fried beef with spices. and you just eat it as it is without rehydrated it. we usually eat it with rice. and i think the grey think in top right of your tray is mung bean pouridge. a traditional dessert in south east asia region. it give you lot of energies since it have a high fiber and calories.