I have not seen an African ration reviewed ever. Kudos man loved every bit of it and yes its identical to most of the Chinese PLA I think they are called rations. Thanks again Loved It👍🏼🤙🏼😉
I certainly did mate. Even the cat wanted some 😁 🇬🇳 Thanks very much Simon, it was great to be back and see the family, if only for a short time 🇬🇧 All the best and have a great weekend 😊👍🏼
Old cemeteries are serene and very educational. Visited one of the oldest at Natchitoches Louisiana the oldest town in the state. But the ones I visited in Europe in the mid 80s were incredible. I spent a lot of time in Western Maryland and Central Pennsylvania where the graves have dates that start in the early 1700s.
Yes I agree. Some people find them creepy or depressing, but I feel very calm being in them. I bet it was fascinating in Louisiana and Pennsylvania. I agree, some of the really old cemeteries in Europe are wonderful places. So much history and so many stories. Have a great weekend 😊👍🏼🪦
@@GreeklishOutdoors I'm about two hours west of my great-grandfather(Johann Conrad Leichleiter) five times removed grave just outside of Frederick Md in Emittsburg Md. He sailed out of Rotterdam and arrived in Philadelphia in 1741 aboard the "Friendship" and died in 1781 in Maryland after farming and living for several decades in southern central Pennsylvania. He lived to see America become an independent nation and could call himself an Amerikaner! His tombstone reads: "Here rests in God, the virtuous Johann Conrad Leichleiter he was born 24 Dec 1724 lived in matrimony 36 years, he begat 11 childern, 8 sons and 3 daughters and died5 Sep 1781, aged 57" It's funny when I went to Germany in 1985 until 1987 there was places I visited and I could swear I had been there before. Back then I had no idea of my ancestor and his history. But it was a really strange Deja Vu for sure and when I visited Kornwestheim on snowy November night I could swear I walked those Strasses before! Enjoyed your video bro! I'll be watching!
Thanks for sharing your great-father’s story. It’s very interesting. I love history and really need to delve back in my own family history. Thanks very much 😊👍🏼 Have a great evening!
Very cool friend. I love to see something different. First view, agreed, Chinese heater, LOL. Heat up like them as well. Rice dishes and sides, indicate the same. Just under another name it seems? These meals are very filling, so no problems with them. I enjoy the Chinese rations. Beautiful scenery, BTW. Nice cat. Glad you had some fun Mate. Peace from stateside, John. ATB.
Thanks very much John. I’m like you liked it. This is quite rare so it was nice to try. Yes the definitely seems to be a Chinese made ration. It was definitely filling 😊👍🏼 Thanks very much. It was nice to be back in the UK for a short time. Cheers Mate. Have a great weekend and take care, Jono 😊👍🏼
Cheers my friend. Yes rations from Africa are pretty rare. I’ve wanted a South African one for a while, but it’s a bit of a nightmare to get one shipped here.
I have yet to test that chicken. It's waiting its turn on that shelf. I already made a video about the beef. I really like the taste of the Chinese and that Guinean package main course. It's a bit of a one-sided package without side dishes, and there aren't as many calories as there should be, but they taste good.
Definitely worth a try. I’ve just seen your beef one. It looked good 😊👍🏼 The chicken one was tasty. I agree, it would have been better with some sides and maybe something sweet for dessert. It was filling, but yes you’d need a few in a day to make up the calories. Have a great weekend my friend 😊👍🏼🇬🇳
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Definitely a Chinese ration rebranded, thanks for the review and enjoy your stay back home in the UK!
Yes for sure 🇨🇳🇬🇳 Thanks very much mate. Have a great weekend 😊👍🏼
I have not seen an African ration reviewed ever. Kudos man loved every bit of it and yes its identical to most of the Chinese PLA I think they are called rations. Thanks again Loved It👍🏼🤙🏼😉
Thanks very much mate. Yeah it’s unusual to see these. 😁😁 Yes I think they are. Thanks again. All the best and have a great weekend 😊👍🏼🤟🏼
You definitely enjoyed that Jono it did look delicious 👌🏻
Hope you had a wonderful trip to Blighty mate 🤠👍
ATB Simon
I certainly did mate. Even the cat wanted some 😁 🇬🇳 Thanks very much Simon, it was great to be back and see the family, if only for a short time 🇬🇧 All the best and have a great weekend 😊👍🏼
@@GreeklishOutdoors brilliant 👍😊
Both of those main meals looked delicious!! I really would like to get my hands on one of these! Thanks for the video! Excellent!
Thanks very much mate. It was very tasty. I hope another one comes on the market for you to try. You’d definitely enjoy it. Have a great weekend 😊👍🏼🇬🇳
Old cemeteries are serene and very educational. Visited one of the oldest at Natchitoches Louisiana the oldest town in the state. But the ones I visited in Europe in the mid 80s were incredible. I spent a lot of time in Western Maryland and Central Pennsylvania where the graves have dates that start in the early 1700s.
Yes I agree. Some people find them creepy or depressing, but I feel very calm being in them. I bet it was fascinating in Louisiana and Pennsylvania. I agree, some of the really old cemeteries in Europe are wonderful places. So much history and so many stories. Have a great weekend 😊👍🏼🪦
@@GreeklishOutdoors I'm about two hours west of my great-grandfather(Johann Conrad Leichleiter) five times removed grave just outside of Frederick Md in Emittsburg Md. He sailed out of Rotterdam and arrived in Philadelphia in 1741 aboard the "Friendship" and died in 1781 in Maryland after farming and living for several decades in southern central Pennsylvania. He lived to see America become an independent nation and could call himself an Amerikaner! His tombstone reads:
"Here rests in God, the virtuous
Johann Conrad Leichleiter he was born 24 Dec 1724 lived in matrimony 36 years, he begat 11 childern, 8 sons and 3 daughters and died5 Sep 1781, aged 57" It's funny when I went to Germany in 1985 until 1987 there was places I visited and I could swear I had been there before. Back then I had no idea of my ancestor and his history. But it was a really strange Deja Vu for sure and when I visited Kornwestheim on snowy November night I could swear I walked those Strasses before! Enjoyed your video bro! I'll be watching!
Thanks for sharing your great-father’s story. It’s very interesting. I love history and really need to delve back in my own family history. Thanks very much 😊👍🏼 Have a great evening!
It won't be "explosive spicy" until a few hours later!
Great review as always man! Best wishes from Indiana, USA!
@@Waffels_61465 😂 🔥 💩👍🏼
Thanks very much my friend. All the best and have a great weekend 😊👍🏼
kool, never seen MRE like this before.
Yes it definitely an interesting ration 😊👍🏼 Have a great weekend mate 🇬🇳👍🏼
Very cool friend. I love to see something different. First view, agreed, Chinese heater, LOL. Heat up like them as well. Rice dishes and sides, indicate the same. Just under another name it seems? These meals are very filling, so no problems with them. I enjoy the Chinese rations. Beautiful scenery, BTW. Nice cat. Glad you had some fun Mate. Peace from stateside, John. ATB.
Thanks very much John. I’m like you liked it. This is quite rare so it was nice to try. Yes the definitely seems to be a Chinese made ration. It was definitely filling 😊👍🏼 Thanks very much. It was nice to be back in the UK for a short time. Cheers Mate. Have a great weekend and take care, Jono 😊👍🏼
Look great! Delicious 😋
Thanks you 😊🇬🇳👍🏼
Good review, cute cat, thanks!
Thanks very much 😊👍🏼🇬🇳
It's always good to see the unusual stuff
Thanks for the review
Yes I really like trying things that are a little different. Thanks. Have a great weekend 😊👍🏼
Great review! And pretty kitty☺️
Thanks very much Jeri. Yes the kitty was very cute. I wished I could have taken her home with me 🐱 Have a great weekend 😊👍🏼
Hi from PA. A well made video , thank you.
Hi John. Thanks very much 😊🙏🏼 Have a great weekend 😊👍🏼
Great review!
Thanks very much 😊👍🏼🇬🇳
I'd be happy with that. An all in 1 coffee wouldn't go amiss.
Yes it was pretty good. I agree a hot drink is needed. Have a great weekend Nick 😊👍🏼
@@GreeklishOutdoors You too.
They don't do coffee in china and this ration was a copy of a chinese ration.
@xcalibertrekker6693 Yes that’s very true. I’ve reviewed the Chinese version of this, but I was surprised there was no tea 🍵
I have never had one and dont have any from there, thanks for showing! Im missing South Africa, too. I can get them here, but its hard and expensive.
Cheers my friend. Yes rations from Africa are pretty rare. I’ve wanted a South African one for a while, but it’s a bit of a nightmare to get one shipped here.
@@GreeklishOutdoors i only know one lady reviewer that has them. And we haven't made a trade yet
Nice glasses
Thanks very much mate 😁😁🤪😎
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😊👍🏼🇬🇳 Have a great weekend
I have yet to test that chicken. It's waiting its turn on that shelf. I already made a video about the beef. I really like the taste of the Chinese and that Guinean package main course. It's a bit of a one-sided package without side dishes, and there aren't as many calories as there should be, but they taste good.
Definitely worth a try. I’ve just seen your beef one. It looked good 😊👍🏼 The chicken one was tasty. I agree, it would have been better with some sides and maybe something sweet for dessert. It was filling, but yes you’d need a few in a day to make up the calories. Have a great weekend my friend 😊👍🏼🇬🇳
Interesting, you don't see African MRE's too often if ever.
Thanks. Yes I agree. They aren’t available very often. Have a great weekend 😊👍🏼
Guinean cuisine is mainly rice and sauce, so I guess it's close.
Is this a 24 hr ration?
@@kevinroche3334 No it’s a single meal or 8 hour ration. 😊👍🏼🇬🇳
Wow well. I don’t know what to say. first time. OK fine.
😊😊👍🏼👍🏼 Yep a first for me. Have a great weekend Randy 😊🤟🏼🏕️
I wonder whos grave he ait on ?
I can’t remember the name now, but they’ve been gone for long time 🪦🙏🏼