This is so funny. In Germany there are the "Hartkekse" (official Name) for the Bundeswehr, called "Panzerkplatte" (Tank plate) by the soldiers and ... they are also sold as cookies for children (named "Liga Kekse").
Lithuanian soldiers are supposed to stuff all the waste from this ration back into the outer pack and close it up with the zip-tie, that's why the ration comes with one.
my understanding is that the beef and the groats are separated into two halves in the bag, so you probably just tasted the groats and the bottom half of the bag was the beef
Rūta is name of chocolate factory located in my hometown (called by lithuanian womans name). And honey naturally crystalize and a lot of people buying honey from local farmers and it becomes crystalised after few month. I really liked this video! Also, if you want to try lithuanian food - you should try šaltibarščiai (cold beetroot soup, it becomes pink)
@@jeffbeach8354 No, anisseed they would have smelled. Think of Ouzo or Raki or such spirits, it is a very very distinct smell. Fennel is another one that is very distinct, although to me a lot lighter. When it comes to the taste it feels more fresh than anis. But by looks, and from what would be a typical spice for bread, caraway is as typical as it can get.
Knowing Lithuanian food, the mystery flavour in the cracker is probably caraway, like in rye bread. also in a LOT of European languages honey is some variant of "Med". hence "Mead" being honey-wine. 10/10 good video.
Nuts without additional stuff are the best thing ever. That's how one should consume them, not salted, not roasted, not with honey. Plain. Also, they're super high nutritional value and you don't get stuff that destroy the balance of it.
You need to fill a mess tin or metal mug with water. Then place the meal in the mess tin keeping it sealed in the pouch. Then place on top of the stove use all three fuel tablets until water boils.
What are the odds... I just recently discovered you on Instagram and imagine my surprise when my home country flag comes up on my feed! Instant love for your RUclips channel! ❤ Lithuanian greetings ☺️
Thank you for doing these videos. My kids love watching them together and inspired us to pull out an MRE given to us by my brother-in-law to try out for ourselves. They had a blast trying it all out and rating it for themselves. Appreciate the fun and family friendly content!
Those biscuits are rusks with aniseed (or that's what the wrapper said) and dip them into your coffee or tea and then eat. Please try and find a South African one! Would love to see what is in there. Love your videos by the way, great content
Lithuanian soldier here, everyone hates the green ones. The glob that’s meant to be the main meal all tastes the same (there are 10 variants) and the additions are meh. Keep in mind it is all produced locally. We are using a new variant now though, most products made in UK. It is much better, everything tastes higher quality and fills you up more.
@@LordKosmos Honestly if shipping costs weren’t that bad I most likely could. I have plenty of them after a recent FTX. I don’t know if it is based on UK MREs though, to me it seems like a money laundering scheme since they are much more expensive. Think about it, shipping from UK, more expensive ingredients, everything costs much more when they could have done local produce again, just higher quality and more variety.
I can confirm that we don't really like the green variant :D. The new one, as mentioned that has mainly UK produce is way better. My favorite one is the halal chicken and rice one. I think it's menu 24 :D.
If you get another Australian Rat Pack, make sure you look up some of the “bush recipes.” And then prepare them. Like bush popcorn, hot chocolate, Rice pudding. There’s a few good Aussie concoctions. Keep it up boys. Really enjoying the content. Another vote for field reviews.
Honey in coffee is delicious my go to instead of sugar I do get some weird looks though when I order coffee with honey but have also converted quite a few people.
Have you ever watched Max Miller? That tough biscuit reminds me of Hard Tac which has been used for civil war soldiers. PS if you haven’t seen Tasting History with Max Miller go check it out. Maybe you get a cameo from him one day.
We have locally made hard bread, and the near identical sweet bread (made by Purity factories) in the stores here in Newfoundland. An old ship's biscuit recipe. Most people soak it overnight for a dish called fish and brewis, but I like to gnaw on it til my gums bleed.
@@Butterworthdasyrup funny enough, i looked them up because i wasnt familiar with the english name and it turns out that caraway actually is a subspecies of fennel so you werent entirely wrong :D
buckwheat and meat mix, Kasha, if you do any russian MRE's prepare for much much more of the same judging by what i've seen on other MRE channels over the years
@@Butterworthdasyrup He is kidding. I hope he is... It's more of a tradition. Picking mushrooms when they are in season and making all sorts of dishes with them.
Your content is doing what it should! Im old as dirt and I was in my car the other day contemplating the national guard 😅 youre helping keep the next generation interested Keep up the great content! You two have great chemistry and I love all the different military videos PS, I think the horrible cookies were anise flavored, not my favorite either
Groats are hulled cereal grains (sometimes cut or chopped) so Porridge is made from oat groats...... Probably why you likened the main to porridge. Just to clear things up, whats your average score for US MRE's?...... I'm trying to work out if this one is worse.
Mark the table with slim strips of tape or something so you know where your camera's FOV is, you can always re-focus it before recording. That way you won't have to look at the screen every now and then. Also love your channel, you're a great duo =D
I wonder when you mix the drink packs in one cup, if that is even the right amount of water. I would expect it to be for more water. I guess there is a remark on the volume of water to add there. look for a number they marked with ml ;) By the way, groats is not exactly like grits, although it about the same direction. It is whole grain cereals like oat, wheat, rye, barley or buckwheat. You may often find it cut roughly, which in German would be "Schrot" as used in the whole grain bread. In eastern Europe you might often find some porridge like meal called kasha. In the UK you may find it in black pudding. You may know the variant made from durum wheat in arabic countries, known as bulgur.
I always knew I had a soul-like connection to Tyler. It's the bananas, stupid. Whenever I'm offered a banana, I politely refuse by stating: "No thank you. I already ate a bar of soap."
This is the first full video I watched of you guys, oh man this is great!!! Thank you both for your service!! Tyler I love your funny video, especially with your son. You guys look like you are having a blast.
People acting like lithuanian food is almost chemistry. Come to lithuania and live for a month you will understand how life works. And don't come to a big city. Come to small village in a middle of Samogitia. Then you will understand. How to live from scratch to scratch.
hi guys :) I'm Lithuanian and your subscriber :D what a surprise :)) week ago I tried to suggest you one very popular Lithuanian cold soup recipe, but didn't send it...
Looks more like caraway than fennel to me, very common in Northern/European bread, practically required for any rye bread because digestion. Using it with wheat is not as ubiquitous but definitely not unheard of. Using the complete bread spice mix thing for non-rye breads is much less common (that'd be caraway, fennel, anise, coriander, all as seeds, in various ratios). Sesame and poppy seed are also common erm baked-in toppings, across the Mediterranean you'll see them use black caraway (nigella sativa) quite a lot.
Tyler didn't spill a single drop... he spilled several drops so he was technically correct. I've got a question about the coffee mugs, are they army issue? The reason I ask is that growing up my family had (and still have the damn things are indestructible) about a dozen of these mugs that we'd use for camping and such and my Dad was formerly with the RCAF and I wonder if that's where he got them. Great mugs though, pretty well insulated and feel nice in the hand. Great video!
I'm not military but I've always loved this job, that's why I have absolute curiosity ....and I like watching you guys , I just hope one day, you come across a really spicy pepper so we can laugh 😂😂 😂
If it's for PR, then it's ok, but for real life - cmon guys, r u serious?: 1. It's not a daily meal ration, it's only fur a lunch or smthg...like 1400 calories. 2. Do you understand, that there is much more than USA, more tastes, more cuisines, likes, favorites, flavors? 3. Everything is made from a super natural products with as much possible less additives...It's healthy! 4. For example we hate your rice pudding in MRE , it's awful :O - but is it bad? NO - It's adjusted for Americans...We accept that. 5. The list may continue for ever...
"Your banana is my strawberry" ..... Note to self: Your inappropriate sense of humor needs to be squashed BEFORE watching wholesome videos.... I'll see myself out now
The flameles heater is for the food packet, the flame ones is for coffee and whatever you decide to put in your military metal cup that you put on the stove, its a military ration that goes with other standard gear. Edit 1. Guys come on, follow instructions, there is tape to close the flameles heater on the damn bag and it did say you are supposed to put the food on top of the heating element. Edit 2. the porridge and meat are separated, so you either mix it or put it on a tray and eat separately, how can you guys not follow any instructions? My god i would hate to be your SGT.
Have you seen Mythical Kitchen’s fancy MRE part of their fancy fast food series? It would be so cool if you yall collaborated together- even though yall are on opposite sides of the US
just imagine,if you take simple biscuits into your bag,and not on your car backseat,but in army bag,its MRE.how looks simple biscuits after few hours of running or tacting in forest? :))))))))))))))) thats why pancercakes are so hard :))real fight or war is not military camps with refrigerators full of ice cream :))))))))))))))))))))))) and it makes me funny-natural hazelnuts not enough natural??? nutella generation ..and real natural honey looks strange for them???when eating "healthly" hamburgers,nutellas,chips,of course natural food looks strange :)))
Most Honey is supposed to crystalize. Only very few honey types will not do that or they are industrially heated to avoid it.
Interesting!
That is true if it doesn't it's not real honey
Almost all honey in the US is cooked.
@matt-san4475 no no it is not store bought is so try again 🙄
Looks like it was set honey. Prefer that to runny honey.
Polish MRE are also equipped with those panzer-waffles, that are a suitable replacement for damaged vest plating.
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Had same idea :)
This is so funny. In Germany there are the "Hartkekse" (official Name) for the Bundeswehr, called "Panzerkplatte" (Tank plate) by the soldiers and ... they are also sold as cookies for children (named "Liga Kekse").
Lithuanian soldiers are supposed to stuff all the waste from this ration back into the outer pack and close it up with the zip-tie, that's why the ration comes with one.
Don't live in lithuania. Don't talk about lithuania
I do and i second that.
my understanding is that the beef and the groats are separated into two halves in the bag, so you probably just tasted the groats and the bottom half of the bag was the beef
Actually yes.
Rūta is name of chocolate factory located in my hometown (called by lithuanian womans name). And honey naturally crystalize and a lot of people buying honey from local farmers and it becomes crystalised after few month. I really liked this video! Also, if you want to try lithuanian food - you should try šaltibarščiai (cold beetroot soup, it becomes pink)
Tried vilnus chocolate. It's amazingly good.
Rūta is a name of a plant and this plant is on Rūta's logo.
6:36 ''is that it?'' is what every American always says when dealing with European food portions ^^
The seeds in the hard tack are probably caraway.
Very much looks like it at least
I was thinking aniseed if it tasted like fennel.
@@jeffbeach8354 Caraway is the traditional Northern European bread spice. Fennel is for stews. If it has rye in it it has caraway.
@@jeffbeach8354 No, anisseed they would have smelled. Think of Ouzo or Raki or such spirits, it is a very very distinct smell. Fennel is another one that is very distinct, although to me a lot lighter. When it comes to the taste it feels more fresh than anis. But by looks, and from what would be a typical spice for bread, caraway is as typical as it can get.
Knowing Lithuanian food, the mystery flavour in the cracker is probably caraway, like in rye bread. also in a LOT of European languages honey is some variant of "Med". hence "Mead" being honey-wine. 10/10 good video.
I'm new here, but I lost it when he pulled out "rock or something"
Haha glad you liked that
These hazelnuts are no good, they don't taste of any of the highly-processed artificially flavoured products we know.
U mean they don't taste like real hazelnuts ?
'Murica! Hu-Ha
@@littlebigkicker how can real hazlenuts not taste like real hazlenuts?
@@kevinroche3334 your the one that said lmao 🤣
@kevinroche3334 go read what u just put Nutella isn't made with real hazelnuts its all fake stuff so yea
Missed opportunity to have eaten the hazelnuts and the dark chocolate together. Tastes like nutella.
Nuts without additional stuff are the best thing ever. That's how one should consume them, not salted, not roasted, not with honey. Plain. Also, they're super high nutritional value and you don't get stuff that destroy the balance of it.
You need to fill a mess tin or metal mug with water. Then place the meal in the mess tin keeping it sealed in the pouch. Then place on top of the stove use all three fuel tablets until water boils.
Pro tip - hazelnuts + the chocolate!!!!! I was speaking pretty loudly at the screen!! 🤔
What are the odds... I just recently discovered you on Instagram and imagine my surprise when my home country flag comes up on my feed! Instant love for your RUclips channel! ❤ Lithuanian greetings ☺️
Thank you for doing these videos. My kids love watching them together and inspired us to pull out an MRE given to us by my brother-in-law to try out for ourselves. They had a blast trying it all out and rating it for themselves.
Appreciate the fun and family friendly content!
I’m glad they like them. Def stay tuned!! A lot of new stuff coming
Are you kiding? Your kids like beeing in the war?
I look forward to these! You two have so much chemistry it’s hilarious
I wasnt fully paying attention for a second and so that explosion actually made me jump (in public)…. Lol
Oops lol
I was fully paying attention and it made me jump lol
Those biscuits are rusks with aniseed (or that's what the wrapper said) and dip them into your coffee or tea and then eat. Please try and find a South African one! Would love to see what is in there. Love your videos by the way, great content
Lithuanian soldier here, everyone hates the green ones. The glob that’s meant to be the main meal all tastes the same (there are 10 variants) and the additions are meh. Keep in mind it is all produced locally. We are using a new variant now though, most products made in UK. It is much better, everything tastes higher quality and fills you up more.
I love when soldiers from the country of origin comment on the MREs! It's the first thing I look for in the comments 😁
Maybe you can get them a new version to sample? 🙂 Or if it is from the UK, is it based on any of their MREs then?
@@LordKosmos Honestly if shipping costs weren’t that bad I most likely could. I have plenty of them after a recent FTX. I don’t know if it is based on UK MREs though, to me it seems like a money laundering scheme since they are much more expensive. Think about it, shipping from UK, more expensive ingredients, everything costs much more when they could have done local produce again, just higher quality and more variety.
I can confirm that we don't really like the green variant :D. The new one, as mentioned that has mainly UK produce is way better. My favorite one is the halal chicken and rice one. I think it's menu 24 :D.
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If you get another Australian Rat Pack, make sure you look up some of the “bush recipes.” And then prepare them. Like bush popcorn, hot chocolate, Rice pudding. There’s a few good Aussie concoctions. Keep it up boys. Really enjoying the content. Another vote for field reviews.
I have one more Aussie ration and will def have to look up some bush recipes. Thanks mate!
😮The boots lost their glow✨️🥾✨️🥾
I love watching those videos. Thanks! 👩✈️😋
Yea I always forget to turn that light on haha
Glad to see those vitamins didn’t take out Foscato🫡
Peanuts and Colorful drinks , never get tired of those. Thank you Chef Tyler ! 👨🏻🍳🫡
“Who the heck are you?” He is definitely the handsome guy who beautifies your videos 🙃
27:28 real honey crystallizes after some time.
Natural honey and hazelnuts = BLAND...
I love watching you guys ;o) You could create your own MRE by taking the best stuff from all the MREs you already tried.
Great idea!
Love you guys!! Your videos are the highlight of my week. Thank you❤
So glad!
Keep up the great job!! Love your content!
Thank you! Will do!
This is like the 10th video I watched and I just realized that your lights are whisks!!
2:17 yup, im from Lithuania, i live in the sticks, there's 2 cellular towers outside my window, one has at least 4G.
Thank you for 10% off on my next vacation in Lithuania!
Honey in coffee is delicious my go to instead of sugar I do get some weird looks though when I order coffee with honey but have also converted quite a few people.
Have you ever watched Max Miller? That tough biscuit reminds me of Hard Tac which has been used for civil war soldiers.
PS if you haven’t seen Tasting History with Max Miller go check it out. Maybe you get a cameo from him one day.
That’s a great idea, will check it out!
Max Miller’s burner account ☝️
We have locally made hard bread, and the near identical sweet bread (made by Purity factories) in the stores here in Newfoundland. An old ship's biscuit recipe. Most people soak it overnight for a dish called fish and brewis, but I like to gnaw on it til my gums bleed.
@@evilcritter yikes if my gums start bleeding I’ll just avoid that.
I found mine at a flea market for 5 bucks. It was DELICIOUS better than the corn dogs and funnel cakes btw those are rye and pumpernickel biscuits
Josh is Robin to Tyler's Batman
At this point, Tyler gonna be a RUclipsr. He def makes 10x more money from RUclips
Hi Tyler and Josh 👋 nice to meet you. And thanks for your content. 😁
Hi! You are welcome!
I grandma had hazelnut bushes on her farm, so I always ate them. Like them to this day.
Field review is welcomed. And nice to meet you Josh, hello Tyler.
👋
the teeth breaker biscuits soaking them in coffee helps
I need to marry, Foscato. His faces are utterly perfect. 🤣
Were they caraway seeds?
Ahhhh maybe that’s what they were!
That IS what they were - very popular in Central/Eastern Europe
@@kevinroche3334 Agreed
@@Butterworthdasyrup funny enough, i looked them up because i wasnt familiar with the english name and it turns out that caraway actually is a subspecies of fennel so you werent entirely wrong :D
The herbs are caraway seeds. The staples of Lithuanian cuisine.
buckwheat and meat mix, Kasha, if you do any russian MRE's prepare for much much more of the same judging by what i've seen on other MRE channels over the years
11:37 That's exactly how I want my written words to sound when I'm ranting 😘
Considering the fact that foraging is the national sport in Lithuania, these rations are probably on there to supplement.
I had no idea. Sounds like a neat sport
@@Butterworthdasyrup He is kidding. I hope he is... It's more of a tradition. Picking mushrooms when they are in season and making all sorts of dishes with them.
I have another merch suggestion. Sell official "ROCK OR SOMETHING" bricks.
Your content is doing what it should! Im old as dirt and I was in my car the other day contemplating the national guard 😅 youre helping keep the next generation interested
Keep up the great content! You two have great chemistry and I love all the different military videos
PS, I think the horrible cookies were anise flavored, not my favorite either
hahaha well glad its working for ya! Thank you!
the timing of the boom was pretty good. didn't see it coming 🤪
Groats are hulled cereal grains (sometimes cut or chopped) so Porridge is made from oat groats...... Probably why you likened the main to porridge.
Just to clear things up, whats your average score for US MRE's?...... I'm trying to work out if this one is worse.
Glad no one's developed smell o vision. Great as always. Field review, yes
Field reviews coming soon, ASMR reviews coming soon
This!!! This is awesome!!!
Thank you!
Mark the table with slim strips of tape or something so you know where your camera's FOV is, you can always re-focus it before recording. That way you won't have to look at the screen every now and then. Also love your channel, you're a great duo =D
Appreciate it!
I really want to try that meal^^ in germany we have some really stinky food like "Handkäse" and i love it^^
I wonder when you mix the drink packs in one cup, if that is even the right amount of water. I would expect it to be for more water. I guess there is a remark on the volume of water to add there. look for a number they marked with ml ;)
By the way, groats is not exactly like grits, although it about the same direction. It is whole grain cereals like oat, wheat, rye, barley or buckwheat. You may often find it cut roughly, which in German would be "Schrot" as used in the whole grain bread. In eastern Europe you might often find some porridge like meal called kasha. In the UK you may find it in black pudding.
You may know the variant made from durum wheat in arabic countries, known as bulgur.
Degtukai literally translates into Burners and or a.k.a. Matches
Those biscuits are also known as pancerwafle and are from Poland. You can use them as tool for torture and other war crimes😂
I always knew I had a soul-like connection to Tyler.
It's the bananas, stupid. Whenever I'm offered a banana, I politely refuse by stating: "No thank you. I already ate a bar of soap."
This is the first full video I watched of you guys, oh man this is great!!! Thank you both for your service!!
Tyler I love your funny video, especially with your son. You guys look like you are having a blast.
Thank you so much for watching! Glad you enjoy all of them!
People acting like lithuanian food is almost chemistry. Come to lithuania and live for a month you will understand how life works. And don't come to a big city. Come to small village in a middle of Samogitia. Then you will understand. How to live from scratch to scratch.
10:20 actually it has a tape to put it on once you opened so it does not blow.
hi guys :) I'm Lithuanian and your subscriber :D what a surprise :)) week ago I tried to suggest you one very popular Lithuanian cold soup recipe, but didn't send it...
Looks more like caraway than fennel to me, very common in Northern/European bread, practically required for any rye bread because digestion. Using it with wheat is not as ubiquitous but definitely not unheard of. Using the complete bread spice mix thing for non-rye breads is much less common (that'd be caraway, fennel, anise, coriander, all as seeds, in various ratios). Sesame and poppy seed are also common erm baked-in toppings, across the Mediterranean you'll see them use black caraway (nigella sativa) quite a lot.
To keep the heater bags closed, you need "another rock or something" 😂
Buckwheat groats. Eastern Europlean staple. Can be served sweet or salty.
Have you considered putting the main meal on a plate so we can see it?
Absolutely can do that!
Tyler didn't spill a single drop... he spilled several drops so he was technically correct. I've got a question about the coffee mugs, are they army issue? The reason I ask is that growing up my family had (and still have the damn things are indestructible) about a dozen of these mugs that we'd use for camping and such and my Dad was formerly with the RCAF and I wonder if that's where he got them. Great mugs though, pretty well insulated and feel nice in the hand. Great video!
Thank you so much! Yea those are army mugs we use in the US or used to!
Watching Josh try to bite the biscuit made my teeth hurt
I had been to the dentist 3 days before for a chipped tooth and felt my wallet hurting when he tried to bite it too
I can't tell if Tyler gives off dad or exasperated older brother vibes towards Joshua.
Tyler, have you had the corned beef hash MRE?
No I haven't actually. Gonna have to get a hold of that one!
There is literally a strip of tape on the frh for keeping it closed
I'm not military but I've always loved this job, that's why I have absolute curiosity ....and I like watching you guys , I just hope one day, you come across a really spicy pepper so we can laugh 😂😂 😂
My fathers workers son who works in the military and he got us some military food
I’ll be amazed if any MRE comes even close to the French one.
Only time will tell!
Lithuania apparently wants their soldiers angry upon entering combat
Almost gave me a heart attack with the explosion there 😂
If it's for PR, then it's ok, but for real life - cmon guys, r u serious?:
1. It's not a daily meal ration, it's only fur a lunch or smthg...like 1400 calories.
2. Do you understand, that there is much more than USA, more tastes, more cuisines, likes, favorites, flavors?
3. Everything is made from a super natural products with as much possible less additives...It's healthy!
4. For example we hate your rice pudding in MRE , it's awful :O - but is it bad? NO - It's adjusted for Americans...We accept that.
5. The list may continue for ever...
🎶Here comes the Groat down my throat yum yum yum🎶
Why not showing each time a ranking list with all tested meals?
the spoon is out of wood so if soliders or riflesman lose the spoons in the wood they wont trash the earth because the spoons will decinigrate
"Your banana is my strawberry"
.....
Note to self: Your inappropriate sense of humor needs to be squashed BEFORE watching wholesome videos....
I'll see myself out now
I could hear Max Miller saying "hardtack" when the crackers tapped on the counter as you set it down 😂
Great as usual so was Tyler barefoot that made the meat smell like feet? how about some background for what you do or did in the army? both of you.
Sure thing. Next episode
after you put water inside to heat the meal, you cat put it back into cardboard. it makes heating process more stable.
Let’s goooooooo!
I would love to see you two try some swedish MRE's if possible!
Best wishes from Sweden
The flameles heater is for the food packet, the flame ones is for coffee and whatever you decide to put in your military metal cup that you put on the stove, its a military ration that goes with other standard gear.
Edit 1. Guys come on, follow instructions, there is tape to close the flameles heater on the damn bag and it did say you are supposed to put the food on top of the heating element.
Edit 2. the porridge and meat are separated, so you either mix it or put it on a tray and eat separately, how can you guys not follow any instructions? My god i would hate to be your SGT.
I think those biscuits are like hardtack, best to be soaked in the coffee to soften them up.
I love americans strugling to talk lithuanian its ssoo funny my countrys languatia is easy 😂😂😂
Can we get more of the gang back again to participate 😊
Artificial Strawberry watermelon sugar pasta and a quarter inch of joshua. Thats what I got from this.
Oh it's been smashed haha I always love these. Had to watch while getting ready to go boating and I didn't want to wait till tonight.
Haha well thank you. Have fun boating
You got me with your SPFX.
hello it's an old pack we already have and use the new one that has more goodies
Missed opportunity right there for a Max Miller, from Tasting History, style hard tack clack :)
Lithuanian now has new MREs who taste alot better
Have you seen Mythical Kitchen’s fancy MRE part of their fancy fast food series? It would be so cool if you yall collaborated together- even though yall are on opposite sides of the US
I think biscuits are bulletproof, very usefull ! 😄
just imagine,if you take simple biscuits into your bag,and not on your car backseat,but in army bag,its MRE.how looks simple biscuits after few hours of running or tacting in forest? :))))))))))))))) thats why pancercakes are so hard :))real fight or war is not military camps with refrigerators full of ice cream :))))))))))))))))))))))) and it makes me funny-natural hazelnuts not enough natural??? nutella generation ..and real natural honey looks strange for them???when eating "healthly" hamburgers,nutellas,chips,of course natural food looks strange :)))
what ya know flower Rūta is Ruta in English or rue.