Heating fish in oil . Witch planet are you from ?

@joaopaulo8114

8 жыл бұрын

that made me laugh so hard

@MiguelAngelPeralta0482

7 жыл бұрын

Shut up, «Blair Witch»

I've finally come across your infamous fuel tablet fiasco..... All my dreams are coming true.

@KiwiDudeMRE

7 жыл бұрын

Lol... Yes! This is where is the cutting board gained its battle scars.

@jarob450

7 жыл бұрын

+Kiwi Dude this is the day where it became a man(board)

@lonewolfgeoff

7 жыл бұрын

Kiwi Dude im guessing that the board was replaced! looks like an olde well used board, passed down sort of thing... i may be wrong! the lard... EWWWW i cant believe you tried it! lol

@emilycrook7708

7 жыл бұрын

Nope, he still has it to this day.

@OhItsLyric

7 жыл бұрын

And it should NEVER be gotten rid of. Thing's basically a trophy now lol

You're not supposed heat up the canned fish.

*burns your cutting board in Spanish*

For all people talking about a spoon. We have a spoon, knife and fork, but in our combat backpack. I mean, they give us this apart of our mre. P.d.: im in the spanish marines, oldest ones btw ;) jajaja

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks Jorge!

@ChristianArreguin

9 жыл бұрын

"jajaja" ಠ_ಠ

@HUNTERKILLER20001

9 жыл бұрын

Christian Arreguin it's like "hahaha", but spanish version.

@MisterVolluto

9 жыл бұрын

hahahaha I forgot I was talking in english xDD

canned fish, in the mackerel case, not heated in the fire, the fish is already cooked before packaging, which has made when heated, is saturating oil and remove nutrients that oil that comes in the package is for keep, regarding the lentils with chorizo, here in Spain, add bacon for flavor

La caballa no se calienta ni se cocina , se come directamente como si fuera atún en aceite , nose por qe me molesto si nadie me va a entender hahah

@CARRYNEITOR

9 жыл бұрын

***** yo si te entendi dejalo veras que risa como le salte todo el aceite

@robertoalcazar5632

9 жыл бұрын

Hahah, menos mal un compatriota un carryneitor

@robertoalcazar5632

9 жыл бұрын

Un saludo

@Mufasa66

9 жыл бұрын

Que se empape de aceite jajaja

@jhrc1624

9 жыл бұрын

***** Jajajajajajjaj

I love all the people commenting about him heating up the fish, when he clearly says you can eat it cold, but no use in wasting a fire.

Finally, the answer to where your wooden board got its burnt patch from... I shouldn't have watched your vids in random order ;)

He he he!!! You should've read the instructions before preparing the meals. You don't have to heat the fish of the can, but the soup of chicken, boy! The other can, yes, but you must mix well everything and eat with the sauce! A greeting from Spain!

LOL I watched this after I had seen the shows where you talk about having burnt the cutting board. I was watching it smoke while you were talking about the food and all. Good series btw, I just can't figure out why it's fascinating to watch someone else eat.

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

mephibosheth29 Yep, this is where the damage was done :-) You're not alone in wondering why these things are interesting. I asked myself the same question when I started watching others. For me it didn't come down to one, but a bunch of little reasons like Military history, food science, culture etc...

the fire tabs, and the glucose tabs looked a lot alike. On a dark night that could be dangerous.

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

You're dead right there, Dan :-) All those tabs looked dangerously similar.

@Trikipum

3 жыл бұрын

You arent supossed to be drunk while preparing your meals.. and we are talking about people whose job is stoping a bullet with their body once in a while...

Lo que te has tomado ahí es unas lentejas parece ser, y eso no es una salchicha es CHORIZO, que está muchísimo más rico y es mejor que una salchicha, los boquerones que te dieron ahí no los tenias que haber puesto a cocer jajajajaj, ya están echo por que es una conserva

@KiwiDudeMRE

8 жыл бұрын

+eljugadorloco Tienes razón. No debería haber cocinado el pescado :-)

@thespartan95

8 жыл бұрын

+Kiwi Dude No hablo espanol.

@ciaranbranniff9325

8 жыл бұрын

+Kiwi Dude google translate ???? Lol

@cantinflash1354

8 жыл бұрын

+thespartan95 He said: that was not a sausage that was chorizo, its different, also said you should have not heated the fish, cos it was already cocked and its made to eat it cold :)

@i.cabrera7971

8 жыл бұрын

El chorizo si es un sausage! Sausage en estados unidos no se refiere a la salchichas. En usa las salchichas son conocidas como frankfurters

gotta hand it to the spanish... they make a good fuel tab lol. in all seriousness though, i much prefer fuel tabs over flameless heaters. especially when you get extras. they are just super useful things to have in your kit.

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

Ty Guy I agree for the most part. I'd much rather have a portable stove over a U.S. FRH, but then I'd rather have a stash of Japanese FRH's over a portable stove. Those things are... well...nuclear (excuse the pun).

@TheNiters

9 жыл бұрын

Kiwi Dude Those japanese FRHs could heat a house if you needed to :D

She needs a new catch phrase. "YyyUUuummaayy!!"

Like your daughter's reaction. She liked the meal, and knows who was in trouble.

I think I'll be sticking to our US MREs those don't seem to have that much thought put into them. Great job with your channel man it seems to be taking off!

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Cheers Tony. It's only because of the support from people like yourself.

WHY ARE THESE VIDEOS SO INTERESTING??? >.

@venomrocket1-upgaming847

8 жыл бұрын

+ThePoptartster Because of the way you see nothing but power than food

@ThePoptartster

8 жыл бұрын

VenomRocket(1-Up Gaming) I have no idea what you are trying to say. >.>

@venomrocket1-upgaming847

8 жыл бұрын

Neither do I XD

@ThePoptartster

8 жыл бұрын

VenomRocket(1-Up Gaming) Well at least you tried. XD

@MovieEggman

8 жыл бұрын

Why, Yo no se.

This video is so visually trippy. And nostalgic.

I guess we know how the cutting board got scorched now.

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

Razzlewolfflight There were a few tense moments!

So THIS is the video of the stove gone bad. Love that your little helper said she wasn't going to stick up for ya! Hehehe...

your the man kiwi...wishing for a new review soon..cheers

Beans, fish and apples good to know the troops eat proper basque, without us it would be fish and olives for months

Its amazing how quick you forget you have an instruction/ contents list in English when you do these things, I do it all the time Haha! But like you said trying to figure what each thing is one your own is way more fun. Great stuff, I want MORE! Cheers

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Hey Gundog! Yes, and I felt like Scrooge McDuck swimming through a pile of 'sport crack' and 'camu crack' tabs instead of coins. I did actually down the Vitamin C tab, but it quickly went from a slight taste of orange to a sprint to the sink. That part didn't make the cut. It's fascinating to experience radically new tastes. I wonder if lentils, sausages and lard(!) is a Spanish staple?

@gundog4314

10 жыл бұрын

I lived in Spain for 4 years and I never once ate a lentil. A whole lot of rice, seafood, pork and chicken. Chorizo, manchego bocadillos with some olives and a beer we're the best.

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

They should put you in charge of Spanish rations Gundog. MRE beer anyone? ;-)

@agentp6621

10 жыл бұрын

Now now Kiwi, we can't have alcohol in a combat zone. Though it is technically plausible. Some Japanese scientists have developed powdered alcohol. Sounds odd I know but how it works is a type of sugar-like powder that is highly absorbent. Alcohol molecules are trapped in the powder and prevents it from evaporating. The bulk of most alcoholic drinks is water. So add water and you've got alcohol. From what I've read, I believe it will work best with cocktails. Like an orange with vodka. Though beer is plausible too. Malt extract, hops extract but how to make it fizzy?

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks Eric, fascinating! I'll Google it. Sounds like there's still a few people around in lab coats that enjoy a drop or two ;-)

Great video as always!! Must say, your daughter don't seem to be too picky as far as food goes, congrats to her. Thanks for sharing!!

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much. She's pretty adventurous with her food :)

Very nice review.And your ''boss'' is the cutest little thing :)

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much. She's a treasure ;)

I can't believe I finally found the one video where you left a nice square on the cutting board. I believe all the pops and crackling were not only the tablets but the wood as well. Not being a troll. I'm watching all the way from Texas. Muy buen video!

Great video!

@kiwi dude love your videos mate.

Most tinned fish barring tuna is not heated. It is eaten at room temperature

@solountipomas8616

8 жыл бұрын

+Elizabeth Shaw True, our favourite caned fish is sardines with olive oil or tomato sauce, then this caballa (Atlantic mackerel), then anchovies. All eated as they come. Besides if you over heat a can full with oil, it can be pretty messy

@elizabethshaw734

8 жыл бұрын

Oh yes I would think that could make quite a mess! :-) Thank you for replying.

@KiwiDudeMRE

8 жыл бұрын

+Elizabeth Shaw Jumping back into the mind of the old me for a second, I think I was coming from the perspective of surplus fuel tabs and heat taking care of any potential nasties due to age etc... Misguided the old me, the new me thinks ;-)

@solountipomas8616

8 жыл бұрын

+Kiwi Dude  Well the box contains 3 solid combustible tablets, that would mislead to any not used to canned caballa... and it would be too much heat for the lentejas con chorizo

@kevinbaker6168

8 жыл бұрын

+Elizabeth Shaw I grew up eating canned mackerel and salmon cooked into patties or made into loaf. I usually eat canned herring and sardines cold, tuna can go either way, and canned salmon is eaten cold or cooked into some other dish or casserole. Generally canned fish I can go either way.

- Ahh hello! (to the "hiding" sausage) You made my day mate, hahhaha :D I am big fan of your vids, I watch MRE everyday and you I want to try one myself! Keep recording mate :)

I love your channel. It's mesmerizing. I don't even know how I got here but I subscribed! It's interesting to see what different countries include in their MREs. Also, your daughter is adorable and it's great she likes and tries all of these different foods! Keep going with this, it's great.

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

***** Cheers, glad you're enjoying the videos. I've set aside a whole to filming today, so should get some great rations knocked off.

the caballa is taken cold, not hot !! :D

@KiwiDudeMRE

8 жыл бұрын

+lacabezadeuno - Diseño Gráfico , Motion Graphics & Vídeo Yep, it was a case of thinking "A little extra sterilisation couldn't hurt." and having a fuel tab and fire at hand. I wouldn't ordinarily heat canned fish like that :-)

It almost killed me to watch you you fire up the stove like that TWICE...... haha

i wonder how much of that sound was actually your board screaming for help

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

Enola Styles I think about 50% of the noise was the board squealing and popping... Ooops.

@Bill23799

9 жыл бұрын

Enola Styles haha Help Meeeeeee!!!!!!

would love to see the combat ration of Spanish Armada era

@Jako1741

9 жыл бұрын

It consisted mainly of dry bread, bacon and potatos. Sometimes also dry or salad fish, and butter. Sometimes wine for the officers. Spanish navy was the first one introducing a standard for the routines in the whole fleet.

La caballa se come fría, el hornillo lo has plegado al revés y la compota de manzana se come de postre.

Awhhh! She's so adorable! You're going to have to beat the boys off haha! Keep up the good work with the videos!

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Hannah Young Thank you. It's going to be scary with three girls in their teens together. Gulp....

Great video,very interesting ration!

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

It was interesting indeed. Love the surprise element to these things.

A true gift from the gods.

Most adorable child! Good on you to introduce her to as wide a variety of food as possible; though MRE's never came to mind with my son. Sorry , and you know this by the time I write these words, but you'll get hammered for that charring of the chopping block. Cheers

@KiwiDudeMRE

8 жыл бұрын

+vandoo66 Thank you. We have a ball filming these reviews, and she has become very adventurous with her taste. The chopping block is still around to remind me I'm not perfect (my Wife rather likes that I think!).

No sausage, CHORIZO (spanish tasty peperoni)

@relentlessaddict98jm

8 жыл бұрын

+solountipomas ....Which is a sausage...

@solountipomas8616

8 жыл бұрын

+Mark Jackson Not in my language, but anyway. Keep the sausage, i want the chorizo

@relentlessaddict98jm

8 жыл бұрын

solountipomas But in English Chorizo is described as 'Spanish spicy sausage' as the video is in english, that's probably why he calls it a sausage. It's like saying bacon isn't pork because it's bacon...it still comes from a pig hah.

@LetsNeverPlayAgain

8 жыл бұрын

+solountipomas pepperoni is a sausage

@solountipomas8616

8 жыл бұрын

+LetsNeverPlayAgain Okay calm down i just said that in spanish doesn´t mean the same, forgiveme for not being a native speaker

I laughed so hard at this! As soon as you noticed it wasn't the lentils boiling, but the fuel tab you shoulda out it out lol lol lol I watched flames shoot from the bottom of that kept thinking your cutting board was going to split

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

I started to question my decision to do that inside once the light, sound and smoke show started! Thankfully it stayed relatively under control. Phew.

jajajajaja con dos huevos caballa caliente jajajaj

@gudo8037

7 жыл бұрын

Eso mismo queria decir yo jajaja. Y como les cuesta a estos americanos entender el membrillo...

@paulalinares6890

7 жыл бұрын

Javi Almogavar Almogavar Jajajaja

@paulalinares6890

7 жыл бұрын

Javi Almogavar Almogavar pobrecillo 😂 memeo

@Sundara229

6 жыл бұрын

What does „jajaja“ mean?

@erichraeder2989

6 жыл бұрын

Sander169 Spanish "ha" or laugh since the j makes an h sound

Great vid buddy

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks Imran, glad you enjoyed it :)

Great Video...nice MRE,looks Guuud :-)

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks. It was a real adventure :)

Strange how you can almost tell what countries are communist, socialist and capitalist just by looking at their combat meals. Capitalist meals come with a larger variety and are most times branded and/or packaged by a corporation in the private sector. Socialist seems to have less branding, and communist seems to be produced entirely by the government (who own all means of production, etc.) Thanks for the videos! Looking forward to more.

I love how you smell and over all experience the ration for the viewers, gives your video's more of an 'every-man' feel.

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind feedback. I hope it feels a bit like you're all there with me, you're a great bunch! :-)

Great vid.

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dylan.

LOL. Now I know where that burnt black square on your cutting board came from. Too funny. Watching your other videos, I always thought it was a centering marker/cue for your video camera.

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

The H Man Yep, this is where things nearly went up in smoke! Lol.

Awwww man I love it vid and I hope I like more

What a great kid . Aint daughters ace . Ta for the review though never will use an mre have found it interesting . Greetings from uk mate .

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

arthur Cheers from New Zealand!

Ohh that's how the board got burned lol xD great review and your daughter is so cute 😃

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

Charlene Martinez Lol.. yep, this is where things got dicey.

Yeah, both meals, lentils with sausage and that fish (caballa), are quite typical in Spain ( probably they are more common in the central and northern parts of the country ). I used to eat both of them cold, as IMHO they taste better that way ( besides we were given only a few min for meal ). In any case, we were usually issued a big pack that contained breakfast, lunch and dinner boxes; which was kind of an overkill as you could easily make one last for an entire day. Inside each of the breakfast boxes you could find a big pack of crackers that could last for a few days ( besides a tube of delicious condensed milk ), that's why the lunch and dinner boxes don't have any additional crackers. To tell you the truth, to me they tasted better than the meals from the field kitchen.

@toi_techno

Жыл бұрын

I've never seen anyone heat a tin of mackerel before here in Ireland either. Seems weird they don't have tinned mackerel in New Zealand.

I always wondered if you couldn't smell the wood burning or if the actual popping sounds didn't concern you in the least! it's still hilarious to watch because then you did it again lol

Nothing like a meal cooked over a real wood fire! Those Spanish rations need to include a fire extinguisher! Ok, that's enough! Kiwi Dude is a good sport for putting this video up! "Are you gonna stick up for me?" Nope! (Heh heh) Thanks for the video, and God bless.

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

kickinbackinOC Lol.. I could have made tiny little wood-fired pizzas ;-) I couldn't believe how quick Crystal was to sell me down the river. Her Mum hadn't been in the door for more than 5 seconds before I was ratted out: "Mummy, look what Daddy did!"

@kuzmakrasko6884

9 жыл бұрын

Kiwi Dude Aren't kids great...? Mine has gotten me in trouble many many many times. :)

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

Kuzma Krasko :-) She's a great stress relief after coming home from work. Guaranteed to have me laughing within 2 mins.

@kuzmakrasko6884

9 жыл бұрын

Kiwi Dude :)

@infinitigaming5138

9 жыл бұрын

A) a fire extinguisher would be too heavy B) too big C) after about 5 or 10 mins they burn out

I love your manner , great job, thanks. Daughter is so cute.

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Carbide Jones Thank you. I'm glad you're enjoying the vids!

Adorable little traitor you have bud, great vid.

Did anybody else notice the typo in the English instructions where it said "Chewing gun for hygiene"? Yeah, chewing on a gun is not hygienic at all...rather deadly, in fact.

This is a great kit.

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

luis manuel Perez Really enjoyed this ration.

What a great daughter you have, she loves to try new foods, fantastic!

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Greg Fairy Thank you. She's really adventurous with trying new food. Far more than I ever was at that age!

@ZietTiger

10 жыл бұрын

Kiwi Dude i really liked the way she tried the Prunes in the other video. She's very adventurous with new foods :)!

Interesting way of using our rations :D As many others have said, the mackerel, tuna, anchovies, sardines and others are eaten at room temperature. The olive oil is always a hint for that: Think salad ;) It's strange that they used sausage for chorizo in the translation. Hard sausage maybe, or just chorizo, since it's international enough, like pepperoni. The pig fat in there makes the whole mix a quite "hot" casserole and it should be good energy, specially in colder days. And yes, building the stove properly helps, but there's always the option of using bigger ones :D Extra tabs are good to keep around (properly labeled) for trips. Fun to watch! Thanks!

in the US MRE you have a spoon but we are also issued a mess kit with spoon , knife and fork but we always used the spoon from the MRE because you did not have to clean it and ate the food out of the containers they came in for the same reason .

Thanks for making me realize that my Spanish is better than I thought. ;)

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Chris Thompson Lol.. my Spanish, German, Polish, skills are cringeworthy.

Nice, and the Boss rules!

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

***** Cheers!

@goku180000

9 жыл бұрын

Keep at it Mate!! Boss and you Rule!

Buen vídeo :) Good video :)

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

Akiles Suma Thank you.

Probably not the best idea to heat a can full of oil on a fire.

Hey kiwi dude I can talk Spanish so I read all of it very nice

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

mareizaga71 Great stuff. I have a tendency to butcher any attempts at translation, so the best I can hope for during these international reviews is to not offend anyone from the said country too much ;-)

Ok,a lot of spanish people have already told you that you are supposed to eat the canned mackerel (caballa) cold,but i want to tell you about that "apple cream" thing,mainly becouse i already watched a couple of other mre ations reviewers (you are all friends apparently) and none of you got that right. That "apple cream" its no cream at all,in Spain we call that "membrillo" and its not a cream nor a sauce,i think quince jelly is the proper term in english and its made from a fruit by the same name (quince\membrillo),its not ment to be spread (like butter) but its supposed to be eaten "as is",usually we pair it with some good soft cheese,its very,very tasty,but that would be the civilian "high quality" thing not the military "built to last" variant, We serve it in a rather big "slab",much bigger than that ration,you cut small,slim pieces and eat it with bread or cheese,its a very traditional food in Spain,there are many variations and flavors.

@gudo8037

7 жыл бұрын

Oh and the hidden sausage is a spanish chorizo,its flavor is usually very strong so this is probably one of those military ration vs civilian meal kind of thing.

@timmysmith5464

7 жыл бұрын

cool.are you in Spanish military

@trojao

7 жыл бұрын

pone claramente en la hoja del paquete que es crema de manzana. No membrillo jajaja

@gudo8037

7 жыл бұрын

Alberto Trojaola Haz el favor de mirarlo,eso es jodido membrillo xD

@SampyKhe

7 жыл бұрын

Esa es crema de manzana, aunque también la hay de membrillo con el mismo envase. Se lee claramente tanto en las instrucciones como en el envase...

your bacic field pack should contain a basic mess kit, mine did

Hehehe I enjoyed a lot your video! great review, plus, your daughter´s opinion was very importatn for the final rating. Anyways, just let your know that in the spanish army, these basic meals many times also includes some condensed milk, chocolate and cracks... maybe it depends on the type of meal? A, B,C? Who knows? But I totally agree with you, it would be nice to include a spoon ;) Thanks for sharing! PD: You shouldn´t heat up the fish... tastes way better as cold dish

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

caco8 Thank you. Glad you're enjoying the videos. Also good to hear that condensed milk, chocolate and crackers would accompany these. I had some leftover energy in the portable stove so thought a little sterilisation and warmth couldn't hurt when it came to the fish. I'll eat them cold next time ;-) Cheers.

Your daughter is awesome. 🙌

FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE ON THE CUTTING BOARD!!!!!!!

I love that you stuck to Churchill's philosophy.

Haha I finally found out why your cutting board had a black square on it.

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

Michelle13lue Lol.. Yep - this is where all the action happened.

Well cheers to you! Keep making these great vids! God bless! ( I sound crazy, I know :3 )

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Maddie Labb Thank you, more vids to come. And don't worry, aren't we all a little bit crazy? ;-)

@maddielabb2278

10 жыл бұрын

welcome :-)

@sergio00ish

10 жыл бұрын

Kiwi Dude One recomendation, in Spanish the double L is pronunciated with a "Y" in English. I live in Spain, on the Canary Islands, specifically in Gran Canaria. Please search Gran Canaria in Goolge Earth or Google Maps and tell me if you like mi island. Thank you for this great video.

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Gran Canaria... it looks like my idea of Paradise! You're very lucky :-)

we're LIT.

Kiwi i'm starting to think this is all u eat

In the thumbnail it looks like a call of duty care package

kinda looks like the pasta packet was meant to be added to the lentils

Yes you tried the lard. :-) it reminded me of Ashens.

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

Perktube1 Always a chunk of lard to keep us on our toes ;-)

She's got an awesome Kiwi accent going there Kiwi dude

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Adam!!! My Brother from another Mother. Great to see you here :-) Hope you and Ellen are well.

That explains the scorched cutting board I've seen in later videos! :^)

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

whatever8282828 It sure does. It was touch and go there for a minute!

@Bill23799

8 жыл бұрын

+Kiwi Dude Haha..........I need to go back and read older comments more often " Torch and go " I literally Laughed Out Loud.......haha and i never LOL in my comments.

Does anyone know what the whole instruction sheet said? the bottom part of it was cut off.

You should do the German EPA next! I'm really looking forward to that one

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

I am too mate. I want to see what that mystery 'Hamburger' writing is all about :-)

so, that's why your "meat table" (sorry don't know the word in English) is burned in the center hehehe I was watching your videos but not in order, now I get it, good work, greetings from mexico

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Max Schvals Lol.. Yep, this is where the burn happened :-) Greetings from New Zealand.

@jusfuknwidya

10 жыл бұрын

Same deal as Max with your chopping board... Watching a few other vids I had thought the boss was ya mrs till this vid, she sure is a cutie. I served 9 yrs with the Aus Army from E.Timor through Iraq and Afghanistan and got to taste many different MRE's myself. Watching your vids brings back a lot of funny moments tasting things before being told what they are, guess that meat, yeah there was a lot of innuendos . Thanks for the memory lane trip brother. I will keep watching.

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

jusfuknwidya Hey there, welcome to the channel. Great to hear the videos are bringing back memories. As you say, it's definitely more interesting tucking into foreign rations without knowing exactly what each component is. I get a bit of flack for 'not doing enough research' prior to the videos, but I reckon that takes half the fun out of it ;-)

dude i love your glucose condoms

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Rya Sora Lol.. they sure did look like them.

Ok I've been watching a few of your vids now and I love the endings to all of them, especially when your little girl digs in and try's the food. However, I have a question that's been building up since I first watched your vids so here it goes. Why do you feed your daughter this stuff? I mean I know she likes it and all, but it doesn't help me wonder whether or not your preparing her for war lol! Anyway, keep it up. ; )

@DarKMediaify

8 жыл бұрын

My guess would be for her to appreciate stuff when presented and not be spoiled. As well as a new experience with trying different MRE's.

@ironbooze2937

8 жыл бұрын

maybe he's just a really bad cook...and feeding her this stuff makes her think he's not such a bad cook afterall :D

Oh, and that isn't "lard." It is "Tripe" which you should look up for the description.

You must take the fish (caballa) cold, as usual. I never tried it warm or hot.

@KiwiDudeMRE

9 жыл бұрын

Deitanum Prime I had some fuel tabs left to burn off, plus I thought a little extra sterilization couldn't hurt. It turned out to taste quite nice warm too.

Por dios, pone a calentar la lata de Caballa

RIP cutting board :D

que recuerdos, a mi me dió dos un amigo militar, lo usé todo jaja

There was a lot of lard too in there, but because it said, "Tocino" that means bacon.

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the translation. I really wish that hunk of lard had been bacon!

@seandiment8307

10 жыл бұрын

No problem! I think the "bacon" was more for flavor instead of something you would actually eat. Just out of curiosity did your wife murder you for the cutting board burn?

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Sean Diment the soup had meaty (bacon?) notes for sure. I got away lightly for the cutting board ;-)

@chusresvol

10 жыл бұрын

Sean Diment heat the "bacon"(tocino), pick a knife and a loaf of bread...that´s the way to eat it

I had to laugh at 15 minutes! Putting the second tablet in, while quoting Churchill! Sorry! I luv ya dude, but in retrospect, it is really funny!

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

kickinbackinOC At the point I said that, I gave myself a 50/50 chance of things continuing, or a big fire developing on my table. You may be able to detect it in my voice ;-)

Thomas the Tank Engine spoon should be standard issue to all NATO forces! Excellent as ever

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Haha, it should indeed! Cheers Richie.

I've sported some crack before, but I doubt it was military spec. ;)

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Hahaha

Interesting .

read the instructions on how to assemble the stove. to heat the lentils with chorizo. that the stove has to breathe through the bottom. Good thing the wooden board did not catch on. read that everything is well explained on the instruction paper.

Nice one as ever! Phil (uk) :D

@KiwiDudeMRE

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks Phil. Good morning to you over there, and goodnight from New Zealand! :)