Daily field set of products (DPNP) - Weight ~ 2 kg Energy value - 3600 kcal There are 7 different DPNP menus: DPNP-1: Borscht with beef Rice porridge with chicken meat Potatoes stewed with vegetables and pork Barley porridge with pork ⠀ DPNP-2: Pea soup with pork Buckwheat porridge with beef Beans with vegetables and chicken Pearl porridge with pork ⠀ DPNP-3: Rice soup with chicken meat Peas with vegetables and pork Wheat porridge with beef Potatoes stewed with vegetables and chicken meat ⠀ DPNP-4: Buckwheat soup with pork Beans with vegetables and beef Barley porridge with chicken meat Rice porridge with pork ⠀ DPNP-5: Borscht with beef Buckwheat porridge with chicken Beans with vegetables and chicken Pearl porridge with beef ⠀ DPNP-6: Buckwheat soup with pork Peas with vegetables and beef Barley porridge with beef meat Potatoes stewed with vegetables and pork ⠀ DPNP-7: Pea soup with pork Wheat porridge with chicken meat Buckwheat porridge with beef Rice porridge with pork DPNP-8: Rice soup with chicken meat Pearl porridge with pork Buckwheat porridge with beef Peas with vegetables and beef Each dry ration will also contain: Galettes x3 Crackers made of wheat flour x1 Rye flour crackers x1 Instant coffee x2 Black tea x2 Sugar x3 Natural honey x1 Fruit jam x1 Pepper x1 Salt x3 Plastic spoon x3 Napkin x3 Wet wipe x3
DPNP-R 9 First grade wheat flour galettes - 150 g (1 pack) First grade wheat flour crackers - 50 g (1 pack) First grade wheat flour crackers - 50 g (1 pack) Pea soup with pork meat - 500 g (1 retort/package) Buckwheat porridge with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/package) Pearl porridge with pork, vegetables and cabbage - 350 g (1 retort/package) Potatoes with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/bag) Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Apple jam - 20 g (1 stick) DPNP-R 10 Galettes from wheat flour of the first grade - 150 g (1 pack) Crackers from wheat flour of the first grade - 50 g (1 pack) Crackers from dehulled rye flour - 50 g (1 pack) Rice soup with chicken meat - 500 g (1 retort/pack) Wheat porridge with beef, with vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/bag) Potatoes with chicken, vegetables and cabbage - 350 g (1 retort/bag) Peas with pork, vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/bag Coffee, tea, sugar, honey , salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Blackcurrant jam - 20 g (1 stack) DPNP-R 11 First grade wheat flour galettes - 150 g (1 pack) First grade wheat flour crackers - 50 g (1 pack) Crackers made of dehulled rye flour - 50 g (1 pack) Buckwheat soup with pork - 500 g (1 retort/pack) Rice porridge with pork, vegetables and green peas and corn - 350 g (1 retort/pack) Barley porridge with chicken, vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/bag) Potatoes with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/bag) Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry napkins and moist Apricot jam - 20 g (1 stack) DPNP-R 12 Galettes from wheat flour of the first grade - 150 g (1 pack) Crackers from wheat flour of the first grade - 50 g (1 pack) Crackers from rye flour - 50 g ( 1 pack) Borscht with beef meat - 500 g (1 retort/package) Buckwheat porridge with chicken, vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/package) Pearl porridge with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort /bag) Beans with chicken, vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/bag) Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Cherry jam - 20 g (1 stick) DPNP-R 13 Galettes from wheat flour of the first grade - 150 g (1 pack) Crackers from wheat flour of the first grade - 50 g (1 pack) Crackers from dehulled rye flour - 50 g (1 pack) Buckwheat soup with pork meat - 500 g (1 retort/bag) Potatoes with chicken, vegetables and cabbage - 350 g (1 retort/bag) Barley porridge with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/bag) Peas with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g ( 1 retort/package) Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Apple jam - 20 g (1 stick) DPNP-R 14 Galettes from wheat flour of the first grade - 150 g (1 pack) Crackers from wheat flour of the first grade - 50 g (1 pack) Crackers from rye flour - 50 g (1 pack) Pea soup with pork meat - 500 g (1 retort/pack) Buckwheat porridge with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/package) Wheat porridge with chicken, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/package) Beans with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/package) Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Blackcurrant jam - 20 g (1 stick)
We usually have field kitchens. and we eat what they cook. + the state gives us fresh products (meat, vegetables, fruits, fish, cereals, etc.) from which we cook whatever we want. MRE used only in very difficult cases when it is impossible to bring fresh food or when you are deep behind enemy lines. also due to limited resources, including money. we even have to save on food. approximately 2,250,000 MRE are used per year. if you add a pack of Skittles to each of them. then for this amount one could buy 3,750 FPV Drones. Thank you very much for your review. As a Ukrainian, I want to thank you very much. Your videos lift our spirits and make us understand that the world has not forgotten about us. P.S. sorry for my bad English😅
First off, your English is great👌🏼 honestly. Thank you so much for the info and taking the time to write it out for us. Very interesting and insightful. Are you a soldier currently involved in the fighting? If so, pls tell me more about the food that way perhaps I can recreate the eating experience in the field (to a degree) Do you guys get other countries MREs? What type of foods are eaten in the field kitchens? Is the food heated on frying pans over butane stoves like I’ve seen in some footage?
@@Bravebelly Hi! I am one of the soldiers of the Ukrainian army. I am currently undergoing treatment and rehabilitation. On the front lines, thanks to our volunteers and the state, there are no problems with food. In my team, the cook often prepares borscht, fried potatoes with onions and cracklings (cracklings - is basically good fried pig lard pieces), pasta with various canned additives (tooshonka - stewed beef or pork in a jar), sometimes rice with vegetables and also with various canned goods, several times we had cabbage rolls (holoobthsi). Many cereals: buckwheat, barley, bulgur, millet, pearl barley, corn (All this can be with the addition of tooshonka and vegetables). Good amount of soups, buckwheat with meatballs, vegetable, in the summer there is an opportunity to cook green borscht (with nettles) etc. And this is all without taking into account festive dishes) This is just a small part of the dishes that our chef made. I don't even remember all the others, or I don't know their names😂 But that's all when we're not at the front. And in the trenches it is usually MRE or very simple dishes made from canned food from cans. Regarding the MRE's of other countries, there are a lot of them. Personally, I tasted: Polish, British, American (1, 4, 15, 17), Latvian, once I even had French (Exchanged it from my brother in arms for Japanese MRE), German, South Korean, and once was a trophy russian. As for butane stoves, almost everyone in my team have them) 6:07 we do actually have flameless heating element for food, but they are in MRE`s that given for long operations (or covert). Sorry for mistakes, I'm not used to write so much on the phone😅 P.S. The inscription that was crossed out with a marker basically means "Property of the AFU (Armed forces of Ukraine), NOT FOR SALE" As in most majority of combat MRE in the world))
Sooooo: 17:05 Braised potatoes with vegetables and chicken 17:47 Wheat porridge with beef meat 27:28 Rice soup in meat broth with chicken meat 29:35 Blackberry jam (Blackcurrant jam)
Доброго вечора, ми з України! В українських пайках мало солодощів тому, що всілякі батончики і таке інше можна докупити будь де і привезти в ящиках - розпихати їх по кишенях і ласувати. А от поїсти і так щоб смачно і достатньо - то це як раз і є завдання для MRE.
@@BravebellyOver time, we will add sweets and possibly desserts, but at this stage, Ukraine does not have such a big budget to spend it on sweets and additional desserts. This ration is A compromise, because the country is currently at war, and 1 extra packet of soup for the guy in the trenches will be more useful than 5-6 candies.
Great review. When Ukrainians were reforming their army post first invasion in 2014, they literally surveyed the troops asking them what do they want the MREs to contain, and most said that they wanted the food that grandmothers used to make it and a year later this was deployed, it was supposed to be first home cooked meal type MRE, with nothing but real nutrients. Some thought it wasn't going to work, that MRE food is supposed to be full of preservatives and processed plastic stuff, and that soldiers generally want your corner store type snacks, like chips, to boost morale, but years later - Ukrainian MRE proved to be among the best, if not the best. I was able to get ahold of one last year - it was the complete opposite of the domestic MREs we have, in a good way
Yes. Food for the military was developed by volunteers together with the high command. So the wishes of ordinary soldiers got to the food developers directly.
@@tatianatyshkevich5467 Да просто оболваненные жители запада считают что укроармия реформирована! Также наверняка они уверены что воюют исключительно высокомотивированные добровольцы,которые давно бы перемогли,но вот оружия немного не хватает
Hi, here is the content of all the packages: Rice soup with chicken - 500g Pea porridge with pork and vegetables - 350g Potatoes with chicken and vegetables - 350g Wheat porridge with beef and vegetables - 350g Biscuits made of wheat flour, 50g Army wheat dry bread, 50g Army rye dry bread, 50g Sugar, 5g Salt, 1g Natural honey, 20g Instant coffee, 2g Natural black tea in bags, 2g Black currant jam, vitaminized, stick 20g Ground pepper, 0.3g Paper napkins Wet hygienic napkins Disposable plastic tablespoon P.S. dry bread is better to dip in soups or in Borsch it would be easier to eat P.S.2 there are rations already with heating devices
So, man, the first one it was a vegetable garnish to the fourth dish which was a peas soup with meat. And it was a lunch. The second dish was a porridge with beef meat. And it was a breakfast. And eventually the third dish was a baked potato with vegetables and chicken. And this one was a diner. You are actually a strong man! Glory to Ukraine!
You eat the old version, in the new one they fixed the croutons. In this rear version, there are no sweets and sufocrukts, but in the combat version they are, as well as means for heating food.
они разные для разных видов подразделений. с медом и т.п. это для пехоты. мед кстати гавнище редкое. какой-то самопал. знаю потому что у крестного пасека.
@@Igor-sf1vb самопал - це ти ,а я як людина яка присвятила життя пасіці скажу що мед звичайний квітковий .. але тобі у якого якийсь знайомий тримає 1 вулик видніше
When Ukrainian soldiers were trained abroad they were reported as “soup oriented”, because they were constantly asking for different soups in the canteen)
Greetings from Ukraine 🇺🇦 Thank you, man for doing this review. I know that is not expensive Ukrainian MRE it cost less than $12. I hope somehow you will try the better one. And I'm reall be greatfull when you make another review of the Ukrainian NATO MRE 🫡 By the way those Gallettes (Crackers) we don't like too😂. It's tasteless, but it more healthy than other bread or crackers without any preservatives. The idea of the Ukrainian MRE was to make a homemade like food for soldiers to make them feel like they at home. That one agricultural country advantages. Stay safe 🤜🏻🤛🏻
On the first minute - that is Emblem of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. It is Coat of arms of Ukraine (without the shield) over Cossack cross. The Cossack cross is a type of the Templar cross. Search in Wikipedia for more details.
This symbol is the Coat of Arms of Prince Rurikovich. You will probably be surprised, but this is a Falcon in free fall (as a symbol of real freedom) and also the word "ВОЛЯ" is written there. In our language we have the word "ВОЛЯ", which has two meanings at the same time: is freedom and will. The letter "B" is the left part of the symbol (left wing), the letter "Я" is the right (right wing). The letter "Л" is the upper (tail) letter O (body) "ВОЛЯ" is freedom and will We probably have the most interesting and underrated coat of arms symbol of the state.
Try DPNP-P (ДПНП-П посилений) that is extended version, it contains more sweets 😊 raisins, apricot, chocolate, gum, honey, jem, additional meet, and flameless heater. You just tried lite version, try full one, you will love it )
I am happy to see that you are eating and not throwing away anything like some youtubers do. And it look delicious! I am geting hungry right now! Must get me one of these packs. In the Swedish armed forces we have a 24 h pack that gives you 4500 Calories. And when you are tired, hungry and starving a meal is heaven sent. It means everything. Especially if it can be warm.
We have MRE with and without heating packs. In most cases those people who are in training camps they might receive MRE's without heating pack, those who are in trenches often doesn't have opportunity to light a campfire so they have MRE with heating pack. P.S.: Thanks for the review of our UA MRE. No offence my comment is more informational to give you info that we also have heating packs in MREs. Like I told above the heaters are required mostly for the guys who are in frontline.
Ukrainian here. Of course we need sweets, and we have them a lot -- just separately. Also keep in mind that there are different MREs, like yours is menu#3, iirc, but there are manu#4, and #1 and #2. Some of them (most of them) have sweets and drinks, some have chemical heaters and so on.
Packaging is fitted to warm food in hot water. And there are no sweets or heaters to cut the cost of the ration while preserving the quality of main meals.
Thank you for this review 🇺🇦❤🇺🇸! It is very interesting for me as a Ukrainian to watch from the outside how you first evaluate the food you are not used to) Very fascinating content ! Watching the video gives you a good appetite 😁
Bread is dried specially in an oven. It is called sukhar. So bread can be preserved naturally for long time. If you want to make it softer, you just dip it into soup, stew or beverage.
That symbol is Ukranian national Emblem, some say there is a word "Freedom" inbedded in there, which i can see and i love that version of it is meaning the best. I have also heard that it is a falcon's flight! Thank you for the video!
My brother is a warrior and gave me a few of such to try and I can definitely agree, that it tastes very good. Also I tried USA's pack and yes, it has some "technical" flavour of canned food. Also when I was using it, I has heating element and some of them have chocolate, but probably not all.
Even russian youtuber,Solid,compared UA MRE with RU MRE.He admited that our food(I m from Ukraine)tasted like it was cooked a few minutes ago,have 4 meals,comfortable packaging with split for breakfest/dinner/supper,bigger portions and even when you full,you want to eat one more meal,because it smells/tastes delicious.
I already try: Polish ration, Great Britain ration, some parts of Japan ration some parts of American ratio - and Ukrainian is definitely the best. And yeah our ration is big, a little bit bigger than a grown man need for 24 hours
Hi 👋 Thanks for a great video! These kinds of rations are much easier to cook. Instead of using a frying pan, use a small deep pot. You can take any water-whether it's dirty or from a river, it doesn’t matter-since you won’t be drinking it. Place the package with main dish right in the water and put it over the fire. As the water boils, the contents of the package heat slowly and evenly. You don't need to worry about it burning or stir the food; it requires zero attention from you. Once you hear the boiling sound, turn off the fire and pour out the water. Do with caution, because package would be hot. Use squeezing motions with your fingers to mix the contents without opening the package, as if you were moving food from one end to the other. Then, use a knife to open the package along the wide side and eat directly from it - no need for a plate. Afterward, you can simply throw away the package. 1) The pot stays perfectly clean because it only had water in it, so there’s no cleanup. 2) No need for a plate. 3) The water can be reused if you’re running low on water. Try it in the next video, you will be surprised how easy and clean this is. Its a huge advantage of this MRI against another 👍
It's actually weird there was no dessert or heating element. I've watched some overviews of our Ukrainian MRE and there were chocholates and heating bags. Glad you liked it tho.
Ukraine is geographic center of Europe. But she was not accepted into the EU finally. Moreover, the Russians invaded Ukraine due to Ukraine's rapprochement with the EU and NATO. the Russians demand Ukraine to join their economic and military structures or to destroy Ukraine as a state.
Thank you for watching 🙏🏼 It was my pleasure honestly. And I’m waiting on shipments for more menu #’s. But it’s very expensive tbh. Also, blessings and good will to you and all the Ukrainian ppl✨*brothers really (my parents are 100 percent Polish)
Please, people, don't put the article "the" before "ukrainian" or "Ukraine." it's not correct, and it usually sounds offensive for ukrainians. This grammatical issue was imposed by russia. Don't follow these rules!
Sweets are sent to the front by volunteers or bought by the soldiers themselves during their rotation. This MPE must be tasty enough to resemble the taste of home-cooked food and the home you are protecting. This is, after all, a combat MPE in the conditions of a real war with an enemy that is superior both militarily and economically.
Може кава і як гімно на смак але натуральна,а фішка сніданку в джемі і медові ,мед натуральний і такий смачний що в європі кращого і не знайдеш(канадці і шведи з британцями підтвердили,вони у нас на полігоні служили)
@@ОлегСимоненко good to know 👍🏼 makes sense why the honey tastes so good. Although, if I’m gonna keep it real..the bread (crackers) should be the best from Ukraine. As the largest grain exporter. I think it’s one of the worst in quality. 🫠 (in military rations)
@@Bravebelly зерно також експортуємо,зараз коноплі починаємо вирощувати,це звичайно прикольно але сировинною державою не хочемо бути,особливо коли поряд тупий і агресивний"сусід",котрий і европі погрожує
I'm surprised that no one told you to pour the soup over there bread and let the juice soak in the bread. You can eat it like a stew and biscuit. Lots of Fox Hole recipes I could share. ❤ You can create a feast with some ketchup , tobacco, and vegetables filtered from gardens and stores in a battle zone.
I heard! Are you familiar with how they receive food? I’ve seen footage of guys eating MREs in trenches.. is food delivered or do they rotate and go eat?
@@Bravebelly There are different positions and intensity of fights. In some areas of the front, where possible, they use a portable large thermos for food, they carry soup or something else there. That thermos comes in different capacities from 5 to 10 liters. There are also different types of food delivery, where it is not possible or difficult to get there by something mobile and fast, then most likely they use dry food, but in conditions when they are constantly under fire and drones are flying, then there you are more likely to starve or eat something quickly prepared on the go, such as instant pasta, waiting for rotation or rotation.
@@Bravebelly there actually are some reports from like news stations and youtube channels one good vid - "ЧИМ ГОДУЮТЬ ЗСУ" from @NarodnaArmyia and another one (i just like the cook, he looks like a kind uncle and also shows an outdoors setup) - "Українські військові показали як харчуються на передовій" from @SuspilneZaporizhzhya both have automated subtitles, but you can at least see if not understand what they are saying)
@@Bravebelly друже я за цей час куштував багато добових раціонів всі вони хороші головне щоб термін придатності був в нормі. І дякую тобі за огляд Українського добового раціону
Hi! I’m Hungarian, and I can only communicate with you through a translator because I don’t understand English. However, ChatGPT translates everything I write or read. How did you like the Hungarian military food? As a Hungarian, I haven’t seen such a package before, but the portion seems quite small. Though, perhaps the quantity is calculated based on nutritional needs. You might want to try military food from eastern countries too, like Qatar, Saudi Arabia, or India, etc. Of course, the taste of military rations doesn’t even come close to a well-cooked goulash, for example. Thanks for your reply! Dániel 😊
That sign you talking about in the begining of video its a trident, Ukrainian coat of arms, it means that since the borth of our nation we had to fight and defend our nation from three enemies - they was russia, modern Poland (Rzeczpospolita) and Turkey
Good afternoon from the Great State of Texas. I enjoyed watching this video. Did any of the packets of food come with a heating device? How do the Ukrainian's heat their meals? Do the Ukrainian's carry some sort of stove/heating elements with them? Have a good day and be safe
Glad you liked it! They have pots and pans in the trenches. Check out my latest Ukraine MRE review video for some more info ruclips.net/video/op4ubq3t-r4/видео.htmlsi=Z85M-Ll7jbe8tWWY
Those MREs are for the near rear/ or positions with the basic facilities (gas stoves/potbelly stoves) but occasional problems with resupply. MRE for forward actions come with chemical heaters.
@ welcome!) The hardtacks are neutrally flavored since they have 0 additives. You figured it out that they just supplement the main course or coffee/tea. You dip them into the food/drink before eating or cover with honey/jam. The same with rye and wheat rusks (sukhary)- should be soaked in food/water. Usage of hardtacks and sukhary is crucial for the climate and shelf life. Ie during the Weeknter war Finns had hardtacks that can and should be soaked in water while Soviet army had the rye bread (not rusks), frozen into almost stones. Cheers from Ukraine!
21:16 WARNING!!! Hungry humans can bite your spoon!)) About combat ration... When i first time taste our MRE , i close my eyes and said - With love from Ukraine! :3 So, we have our tradition kitchen + experience of NATO MRE = BIG green packet with taste meal!) Strong human must have serious and taste MRE!)
the Asian MREs are probably the worst.. next for me would be the U.S. (i was a U.S. Army Infantryman who ate many of them, maybe biased).. the U.K. & Canada are probably slightly better looking then the U.S. MREs.. damn near all the other European MREs look good.. i think Germany, Spain, Italy, & Eastern European countries have the best MREs.. there's a couple of decent ones out there, like Australia has some good items, some S. American MREs have some good stuff.. there's even Middle Eastern MREs you could checkout. awesome MRE videos, thank you
I loved the Chinese MRE. It tasted like legit Chinese food. The USA one, so far imo..sucks. But I think there’s a reason. It’s the only one that isn’t “real” food. More like Lunchables for grownups. Also, They probably make more than most countries. We also have more field kitchens and this is meant to just get by and feel light. Real food is when u get back to base..which we have more bases than anyone. That’s just my theory. We’re the richest military..has to be a thought out reason. IMO
@@Bravebelly the Chinese & Japanese MREs are like a rice meal you'd get somewhere, they look decent.. but there are some Asian countries that just give you carbohydrate cubes that have some nutrients in them.. looks rough lol.
Here in Ukraine we really love our soldiers and do the best we can. This is not just an industrial order, it is a message from home: "we care about you!"
Hi, thank you for the video! Since you said you dont know what the symbol means, it's a symbol that was used back in Kievan Rus(aka ancient Ukraine) on coins and as a sympol of royal families. Some say it also has a ukrainian word "воля" incrypted in it, wchich means freedom.
Some units receive additional separate supplies of sweets, sometimes juices or drinks, also in Ukraine there is an energy drink intended specifically for the military, "NON STOP MILITARY EDITION"
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Daily field set of products (DPNP) -
Weight ~ 2 kg
Energy value - 3600 kcal
There are 7 different DPNP menus:
DPNP-1:
Borscht with beef
Rice porridge with chicken meat
Potatoes stewed with vegetables and pork
Barley porridge with pork ⠀
DPNP-2:
Pea soup with pork Buckwheat porridge with beef
Beans with vegetables and chicken
Pearl porridge with pork ⠀
DPNP-3:
Rice soup with chicken meat
Peas with vegetables and pork
Wheat porridge with beef
Potatoes stewed with vegetables and chicken meat ⠀
DPNP-4:
Buckwheat soup with pork
Beans with vegetables and beef
Barley porridge with chicken meat
Rice porridge with pork ⠀
DPNP-5:
Borscht with beef Buckwheat porridge with chicken
Beans with vegetables and chicken
Pearl porridge with beef ⠀
DPNP-6:
Buckwheat soup with pork
Peas with vegetables and beef
Barley porridge with beef meat
Potatoes stewed with vegetables and pork ⠀
DPNP-7:
Pea soup with pork
Wheat porridge with chicken meat
Buckwheat porridge with beef
Rice porridge with pork
DPNP-8:
Rice soup with chicken meat
Pearl porridge with pork
Buckwheat porridge with beef
Peas with vegetables and beef
Each dry ration will also contain:
Galettes x3
Crackers made of wheat flour x1
Rye flour crackers x1 Instant coffee x2
Black tea x2
Sugar x3
Natural honey x1
Fruit jam x1
Pepper x1
Salt x3
Plastic spoon x3
Napkin x3
Wet wipe x3
Thank you for writing this 🙏🏼 I have more rations on the way
@@Bravebelly no problem
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Слава Украине! Казакстан желает Украине перемогу над мерзким оккупантом!🇰🇿🤝🇺🇦 @@bloodyroots7736
DPNP-R 9
First grade wheat flour galettes - 150 g (1 pack)
First grade wheat flour crackers - 50 g (1 pack)
First grade wheat flour crackers - 50 g (1 pack)
Pea soup with pork meat - 500 g (1 retort/package)
Buckwheat porridge with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/package)
Pearl porridge with pork, vegetables and cabbage - 350 g (1 retort/package)
Potatoes with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/bag)
Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Apple jam - 20 g (1 stick)
DPNP-R 10
Galettes from wheat flour of the first grade - 150 g (1 pack)
Crackers from wheat flour of the first grade - 50 g (1 pack)
Crackers from dehulled rye flour - 50 g (1 pack)
Rice soup with chicken meat - 500 g (1 retort/pack)
Wheat porridge with beef, with vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/bag)
Potatoes with chicken, vegetables and cabbage - 350 g (1 retort/bag)
Peas with pork, vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/bag Coffee, tea, sugar, honey , salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Blackcurrant jam - 20 g (1 stack)
DPNP-R 11
First grade wheat flour galettes - 150 g (1 pack)
First grade wheat flour crackers - 50 g (1 pack)
Crackers made of dehulled rye flour - 50 g (1 pack)
Buckwheat soup with pork - 500 g (1 retort/pack)
Rice porridge with pork, vegetables and green peas and corn - 350 g (1 retort/pack)
Barley porridge with chicken, vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/bag)
Potatoes with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/bag)
Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry napkins and moist Apricot jam - 20 g (1 stack)
DPNP-R 12
Galettes from wheat flour of the first grade - 150 g (1 pack)
Crackers from wheat flour of the first grade - 50 g (1 pack)
Crackers from rye flour - 50 g ( 1 pack)
Borscht with beef meat - 500 g (1 retort/package)
Buckwheat porridge with chicken, vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/package)
Pearl porridge with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort /bag)
Beans with chicken, vegetables and mushrooms - 350 g (1 retort/bag)
Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Cherry jam - 20 g (1 stick)
DPNP-R 13
Galettes from wheat flour of the first grade - 150 g (1 pack)
Crackers from wheat flour of the first grade - 50 g (1 pack)
Crackers from dehulled rye flour - 50 g (1 pack)
Buckwheat soup with pork meat - 500 g (1 retort/bag)
Potatoes with chicken, vegetables and cabbage - 350 g (1 retort/bag)
Barley porridge with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/bag)
Peas with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g ( 1 retort/package)
Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Apple jam - 20 g (1 stick)
DPNP-R 14
Galettes from wheat flour of the first grade - 150 g (1 pack)
Crackers from wheat flour of the first grade - 50 g (1 pack)
Crackers from rye flour - 50 g (1 pack)
Pea soup with pork meat - 500 g (1 retort/pack)
Buckwheat porridge with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/package)
Wheat porridge with chicken, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/package)
Beans with beef, vegetables and sweet pepper - 350 g (1 retort/package)
Coffee, tea, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, spoon, dry and wet napkins Blackcurrant jam - 20 g (1 stick)
Номер 5 поганий. Мені не сподобався
Ото дядько навернув за раз, добову норму) козак
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No idea what that means through translation
@@Bravebelly he said that you ate a huge portion at a time and he approves that calling you are a kozak (a Ukranian national warrior)
@@Bravebelly це означає, що ви зіїли добову норму (козак)
(Козак) це для нас прадіди дуже сильні люди.
це похвала
це моя версія, автор коментаря може скаже по іншому, але суть мабуть однакова
We usually have field kitchens. and we eat what they cook. + the state gives us fresh products (meat, vegetables, fruits, fish, cereals, etc.) from which we cook whatever we want.
MRE used only in very difficult cases when it is impossible to bring fresh food or when you are deep behind enemy lines.
also due to limited resources, including money. we even have to save on food. approximately 2,250,000 MRE are used per year. if you add a pack of Skittles to each of them. then for this amount one could buy 3,750 FPV Drones.
Thank you very much for your review. As a Ukrainian, I want to thank you very much. Your videos lift our spirits and make us understand that the world has not forgotten about us.
P.S.
sorry for my bad English😅
First off, your English is great👌🏼 honestly. Thank you so much for the info and taking the time to write it out for us. Very interesting and insightful.
Are you a soldier currently involved in the fighting? If so, pls tell me more about the food that way perhaps I can recreate the eating experience in the field (to a degree)
Do you guys get other countries MREs?
What type of foods are eaten in the field kitchens? Is the food heated on frying pans over butane stoves like I’ve seen in some footage?
@@Bravebelly Hi! I am one of the soldiers of the Ukrainian army. I am currently undergoing treatment and rehabilitation. On the front lines, thanks to our volunteers and the state, there are no problems with food. In my team, the cook often prepares borscht, fried potatoes with onions and cracklings (cracklings - is basically good fried pig lard pieces), pasta with various canned additives (tooshonka - stewed beef or pork in a jar), sometimes rice with vegetables and also with various canned goods, several times we had cabbage rolls (holoobthsi). Many cereals: buckwheat, barley, bulgur, millet, pearl barley, corn (All this can be with the addition of tooshonka and vegetables). Good amount of soups, buckwheat with meatballs, vegetable, in the summer there is an opportunity to cook green borscht (with nettles) etc. And this is all without taking into account festive dishes) This is just a small part of the dishes that our chef made. I don't even remember all the others, or I don't know their names😂 But that's all when we're not at the front. And in the trenches it is usually MRE or very simple dishes made from canned food from cans. Regarding the MRE's of other countries, there are a lot of them. Personally, I tasted: Polish, British, American (1, 4, 15, 17), Latvian, once I even had French (Exchanged it from my brother in arms for Japanese MRE), German, South Korean, and once was a trophy russian. As for butane stoves, almost everyone in my team have them) 6:07 we do actually have flameless heating element for food, but they are in MRE`s that given for long operations (or covert). Sorry for mistakes, I'm not used to write so much on the phone😅
P.S. The inscription that was crossed out with a marker basically means "Property of the AFU (Armed forces of Ukraine), NOT FOR SALE" As in most majority of combat MRE in the world))
Ви не воювали в Україні, всі ваші войнушкі, ти дитячі пригоди))) хаха воіни)))
@@romantok3417 зато ты воевал? На диване с клопами и тараканами пожалуй воевал.
@@Virgan1209 у меня такой антисанитарии нет
Уявіть захват цього дядька, якби він влупив миску файного борщу зі сметаною, чорним хлібчиком і перченим сальцем))
*И всё это в окопе на передовой, глядя на голодных и испуганных окраинцев окружающих его.*
That sounds good 👌🏼
@@Time_DeveloperI’m too big for the frontline. They’d pick me off first 🤷🏼♂️
@@Time_Developerчудо, ты видело паёк рф?😂
Ми не перекладали їжу з фальгованих пакетів для розігрівання а смажили прямо в пакеті( коли наліпка з написом темнішала знімали з вогню і вживали їжу)
А я підзавалив від того, скільки він за один раз зʼїв, на такого пару мішків на бойовку віділяти треба🤙🏻
*Ты уже дембель или по состоянию тела не годен в окопах сидеть?*
Sooooo:
17:05 Braised potatoes with vegetables and chicken
17:47 Wheat porridge with beef meat
27:28 Rice soup in meat broth with chicken meat
29:35 Blackberry jam (Blackcurrant jam)
Thank you for taking the time to do this 🙏🏼🙏🏼 it’s greatly appreciated.
Я аж сам їсти захотів :) Так смачно все це виглядає. Дякую за огляд!
It was my pleasure. Thank you for watching. I’m trying to get more Ukrainian rations 😅
💯
Насправді його неможливим їсти
Можете спробувати при нагоді еле не рекомендую!!
@@Slavabro1Slava насправді не вірю рандомному челу з коментарів)
@@ДанаВалериана так і не потрібно вірити на слово
Просто візьміть спробуйте
І самі все зрозумієте!!!
Доброго вечора, ми з України! В українських пайках мало солодощів тому, що всілякі батончики і таке інше можна докупити будь де і привезти в ящиках - розпихати їх по кишенях і ласувати. А от поїсти і так щоб смачно і достатньо - то це як раз і є завдання для MRE.
Thanks!!
But you can do that in any military..bring candy and put it in your pocket 🤷🏼♂️
@@BravebellyOver time, we will add sweets and possibly desserts, but at this stage, Ukraine does not have such a big budget to spend it on sweets and additional desserts. This ration is A compromise, because the country is currently at war, and 1 extra packet of soup for the guy in the trenches will be more useful than 5-6 candies.
@@LemON-on4dl very understandable 👍🏼
Great review. When Ukrainians were reforming their army post first invasion in 2014, they literally surveyed the troops asking them what do they want the MREs to contain, and most said that they wanted the food that grandmothers used to make it and a year later this was deployed, it was supposed to be first home cooked meal type MRE, with nothing but real nutrients. Some thought it wasn't going to work, that MRE food is supposed to be full of preservatives and processed plastic stuff, and that soldiers generally want your corner store type snacks, like chips, to boost morale, but years later - Ukrainian MRE proved to be among the best, if not the best.
I was able to get ahold of one last year - it was the complete opposite of the domestic MREs we have, in a good way
Yes. Food for the military was developed by volunteers together with the high command. So the wishes of ordinary soldiers got to the food developers directly.
Реформували всю армію?
Не смішіть, чоловіків силою тягнуть з вулиць воювати, гірше ніж у СРСР або у вас во В'єтнамі було...🤷
@@Бигдрамаєто « заслуга» зеленьіх, они за сто ни возьмутся все в фарс и карикатуру превратят. То что сорвана мобилизация -их заслуга.
@@tatianatyshkevich5467
Да просто оболваненные жители запада считают что укроармия реформирована!
Также наверняка они уверены что воюют исключительно высокомотивированные добровольцы,которые давно бы перемогли,но вот оружия немного не хватает
@@Бигдрамасвіженький місячний бот застьогує всім в інтернеті ПРАВДУ
Hi, here is the content of all the packages:
Rice soup with chicken - 500g
Pea porridge with pork and vegetables - 350g
Potatoes with chicken and vegetables - 350g
Wheat porridge with beef and vegetables - 350g
Biscuits made of wheat flour, 50g
Army wheat dry bread, 50g
Army rye dry bread, 50g
Sugar, 5g
Salt, 1g
Natural honey, 20g
Instant coffee, 2g
Natural black tea in bags, 2g
Black currant jam, vitaminized, stick 20g
Ground pepper, 0.3g
Paper napkins
Wet hygienic napkins
Disposable plastic tablespoon
P.S. dry bread is better to dip in soups or in Borsch it would be easier to eat
P.S.2 there are rations already with heating devices
Thank you so much for taking the time to write all this. I appreciate you 🙏🏼
В окопах мы используем горячую воду, опускаешь пакеты туда и еда нагревается. Есть удобно сразу из пакета. Вода потом идет на чай или кофе
Thank you! Be safe✨
*А воду чем разогреваете?*
So, man, the first one it was a vegetable garnish to the fourth dish which was a peas soup with meat. And it was a lunch.
The second dish was a porridge with beef meat. And it was a breakfast.
And eventually the third dish was a baked potato with vegetables and chicken. And this one was a diner.
You are actually a strong man!
Glory to Ukraine!
Thanks for the info!
You eat the old version, in the new one they fixed the croutons. In this rear version, there are no sweets and sufocrukts, but in the combat version they are, as well as means for heating food.
They ruined everything now. No more developments...
они разные для разных видов подразделений. с медом и т.п. это для пехоты. мед кстати гавнище редкое. какой-то самопал. знаю потому что у крестного пасека.
@@Igor-sf1vb самопал - це ти ,а я як людина яка присвятила життя пасіці скажу що мед звичайний квітковий .. але тобі у якого якийсь знайомий тримає 1 вулик видніше
@@Goldenbee9 какой-то поток сознания.
@@Igor-sf1vb о ти доїбався до помилок . Ну був за кермом але не відміняє того факту що ти телепень
13:00
Oh this is like KAPUSTA!!!
My favorite
👌🏼
When Ukrainian soldiers were trained abroad they were reported as “soup oriented”, because they were constantly asking for different soups in the canteen)
😄 How can you live without soups? Thats awful boring life😄
Насправді вони сумували по рідному українському борщеві😅
Greetings from Ukraine 🇺🇦 Thank you, man for doing this review. I know that is not expensive Ukrainian MRE it cost less than $12. I hope somehow you will try the better one. And I'm reall be greatfull when you make another review of the Ukrainian NATO MRE 🫡 By the way those Gallettes (Crackers) we don't like too😂. It's tasteless, but it more healthy than other bread or crackers without any preservatives. The idea of the Ukrainian MRE was to make a homemade like food for soldiers to make them feel like they at home. That one agricultural country advantages. Stay safe 🤜🏻🤛🏻
You’re very welcome, my pleasure! Thank you for the kind words. I will be on the lookout for another one. Bless
Real Kozak! I ate it all in one sitting!))
💯
dude, you are so "real", your vibe is great. it's awesome
слава Україні
I appreciate that! Thank you :)
heroyam slava!
On the first minute - that is Emblem of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. It is Coat of arms of Ukraine (without the shield) over Cossack cross. The Cossack cross is a type of the Templar cross. Search in Wikipedia for more details.
Чудово, що він відмітив, що наша їжа пахне домашньою, на відміну від їжі орків.
This symbol is the Coat of Arms of Prince Rurikovich. You will probably be surprised, but this is a Falcon in free fall (as a symbol of real freedom) and also the word "ВОЛЯ" is written there.
In our language we have the word "ВОЛЯ", which has two meanings at the same time: is freedom and will.
The letter "B" is the left part of the symbol (left wing), the letter "Я" is the right (right wing). The letter "Л" is the upper (tail) letter O (body)
"ВОЛЯ" is freedom and will
We probably have the most interesting and underrated coat of arms symbol of the state.
Thanks so much for the info! Very interesting!!
Сам придумал? Клоун 🤡
@@НесторПетровичСеверов-ь3з Здраствуйте "Клоун", нет это основа старой геральдики. Влад.
@@vladkudrya9615 of which you have limited knowledge. have you ever heard of king Ukromir?
@@zagrepcanin82 Have you ever heard of psychiatrists? If you communicate with fictional characters, then these specialists can help you.
Try DPNP-P (ДПНП-П посилений) that is extended version, it contains more sweets 😊 raisins, apricot, chocolate, gum, honey, jem, additional meet, and flameless heater. You just tried lite version, try full one, you will love it )
Looks like you're enjoying it brother.❤
I am happy to see that you are eating and not throwing away anything like some youtubers do. And it look delicious! I am geting hungry right now! Must get me one of these packs. In the Swedish armed forces we have a 24 h pack that gives you 4500 Calories. And when you are tired, hungry and starving a meal is heaven sent. It means everything. Especially if it can be warm.
Круто що наш пайок вважають смачним не тільки українці)
We have MRE with and without heating packs.
In most cases those people who are in training camps they might receive MRE's without heating pack, those who are in trenches often doesn't have opportunity to light a campfire so they have MRE with heating pack.
P.S.: Thanks for the review of our UA MRE. No offence my comment is more informational to give you info that we also have heating packs in MREs. Like I told above the heaters are required mostly for the guys who are in frontline.
Thank you for supporting Ukrainian forces!!!
You’re welcome! ✨
Ukrainian here.
Of course we need sweets, and we have them a lot -- just separately.
Also keep in mind that there are different MREs, like yours is menu#3, iirc, but there are manu#4, and #1 and #2. Some of them (most of them) have sweets and drinks, some have chemical heaters and so on.
Thank you for your work! Greetings from Ukraine!
Packaging is fitted to warm food in hot water. And there are no sweets or heaters to cut the cost of the ration while preserving the quality of main meals.
Thank you for this review 🇺🇦❤🇺🇸! It is very interesting for me as a Ukrainian to watch from the outside how you first evaluate the food you are not used to) Very fascinating content ! Watching the video gives you a good appetite 😁
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Bread is dried specially in an oven. It is called sukhar. So bread can be preserved naturally for long time. If you want to make it softer, you just dip it into soup, stew or beverage.
1:05 Trident in the center is national symbol. Separate part of it means ВОЛЯ - Freedom.
Whole symbol trident with cross - it's coat of arms
Thank you
And I thought why ppl like mukbangs... Hearing how this man gobbles up the food with so much satisfaction... Oh my! Am in love!
😆 Thank you!
That symbol is Ukranian national Emblem, some say there is a word "Freedom" inbedded in there, which i can see and i love that version of it is meaning the best. I have also heard that it is a falcon's flight! Thank you for the video!
Thanks for sharing the symbolism of the emblem!
My brother is a warrior and gave me a few of such to try and I can definitely agree, that it tastes very good. Also I tried USA's pack and yes, it has some "technical" flavour of canned food.
Also when I was using it, I has heating element and some of them have chocolate, but probably not all.
And vacuumed apricots are also happen in some packs
First MRE review I actually watched till the end, love your style man I just ate and you made me hungry again 😂 Greetings from Ukraine
Our MRE is basically a home-style food, very delicious and gets you full
Привіт. Гарне відео. Найкраще гріти готову їжу в гарячій воді не відкриваючи пакунок. Дякую.
Great to know!
Even russian youtuber,Solid,compared UA MRE with RU MRE.He admited that our food(I m from Ukraine)tasted like it was cooked a few minutes ago,have 4 meals,comfortable packaging with split for breakfest/dinner/supper,bigger portions and even when you full,you want to eat one more meal,because it smells/tastes delicious.
I already try: Polish ration, Great Britain ration, some parts of Japan ration some parts of American ratio - and Ukrainian is definitely the best.
And yeah our ration is big, a little bit bigger than a grown man need for 24 hours
Hi 👋
Thanks for a great video!
These kinds of rations are much easier to cook. Instead of using a frying pan, use a small deep pot. You can take any water-whether it's dirty or from a river, it doesn’t matter-since you won’t be drinking it. Place the package with main dish right in the water and put it over the fire. As the water boils, the contents of the package heat slowly and evenly. You don't need to worry about it burning or stir the food; it requires zero attention from you. Once you hear the boiling sound, turn off the fire and pour out the water. Do with caution, because package would be hot. Use squeezing motions with your fingers to mix the contents without opening the package, as if you were moving food from one end to the other. Then, use a knife to open the package along the wide side and eat directly from it - no need for a plate. Afterward, you can simply throw away the package.
1) The pot stays perfectly clean because it only had water in it, so there’s no cleanup.
2) No need for a plate.
3) The water can be reused if you’re running low on water.
Try it in the next video, you will be surprised how easy and clean this is. Its a huge advantage of this MRI against another 👍
to top, bro)
Сухарі - то ж до першої страви. Можна покрошити в їжу, - так смачніше!
Next time!
It's actually weird there was no dessert or heating element. I've watched some overviews of our Ukrainian MRE and there were chocholates and heating bags. Glad you liked it tho.
Thank you for reviewing 🇺🇦 MRE.
My pleasure!
13:11 i'm crying when he say - its look likes капуста 🤣
Yeah , but it was intended not for 48 min , it's for 24 hours .
BTW did you know that Ukraine is the biggest country in EU?:)
Ukraine is geographic center of Europe. But she was not accepted into the EU finally. Moreover, the Russians invaded Ukraine due to Ukraine's rapprochement with the EU and NATO. the Russians demand Ukraine to join their economic and military structures or to destroy Ukraine as a state.
Територія України 600000км² квадратних кілометрів!>))
На жаль ми не в ЕС. Чогось вони бояться
Україну ЄС та НАТО боїться взяти до себе, бо Путін погрожує, він хоче забрати їїї собі поки США туплять і Лондон
Not so big. If compared with the countries of Scandinavia, Turkey, Germany, France, Britain.
Thank you for reviewing our MRE, we appreciate it❤
Thank you for watching 🙏🏼 It was my pleasure honestly. And I’m waiting on shipments for more menu #’s. But it’s very expensive tbh.
Also, blessings and good will to you and all the Ukrainian ppl✨*brothers really (my parents are 100 percent Polish)
@@BravebellyThank you so much!😍
Thank you so much from Ukraine!
You’re very welcome
Other menus have other drinks and sweets. And heating for food without fire. The menu number depends on the task facing the military.
Please, people, don't put the article "the" before "ukrainian" or "Ukraine." it's not correct, and it usually sounds offensive for ukrainians. This grammatical issue was imposed by russia. Don't follow these rules!
Try to use camera with Google translator. "Сніданок" - Breakfast / "Обід" - Dinner / "Вечеря" - Supper
Sweets are sent to the front by volunteers or bought by the soldiers themselves during their rotation. This MPE must be tasty enough to resemble the taste of home-cooked food and the home you are protecting.
This is, after all, a combat MPE in the conditions of a real war with an enemy that is superior both militarily and economically.
Може кава і як гімно на смак але натуральна,а фішка сніданку в джемі і медові ,мед натуральний і такий смачний що в європі кращого і не знайдеш(канадці і шведи з британцями підтвердили,вони у нас на полігоні служили)
The Polish honey is really good also
@@Bravebelly хочеш прикол?-поляки мед закуповують у україни,Україна є найбільшим експортером меду в европі
@@ОлегСимоненко good to know 👍🏼 makes sense why the honey tastes so good. Although, if I’m gonna keep it real..the bread (crackers) should be the best from Ukraine. As the largest grain exporter. I think it’s one of the worst in quality. 🫠 (in military rations)
@@Bravebelly зерно також експортуємо,зараз коноплі починаємо вирощувати,це звичайно прикольно але сировинною державою не хочемо бути,особливо коли поряд тупий і агресивний"сусід",котрий і европі погрожує
Super cool!
This is CIVILIAN varian MRE. Therefore, without a heater pack.
Good to know! Thanks
Thanks from Ukraine!🇺🇦
Thank you too!
I'm surprised that no one told you to pour the soup over there bread and let the juice soak in the bread.
You can eat it like a stew and biscuit.
Lots of Fox Hole recipes I could share. ❤
You can create a feast with some ketchup , tobacco, and vegetables filtered from gardens and stores in a battle zone.
Great tip! I’d love to hear more..
Many brigades have mobile kitchen with cookers here. So they have like almost a nicely home/restaurant food)
I heard! Are you familiar with how they receive food? I’ve seen footage of guys eating MREs in trenches.. is food delivered or do they rotate and go eat?
@@Bravebelly There are different positions and intensity of fights. In some areas of the front, where possible, they use a portable large thermos for food, they carry soup or something else there. That thermos comes in different capacities from 5 to 10 liters.
There are also different types of food delivery, where it is not possible or difficult to get there by something mobile and fast, then most likely they use dry food, but in conditions when they are constantly under fire and drones are flying, then there you are more likely to starve or eat something quickly prepared on the go, such as instant pasta, waiting for rotation or rotation.
@@mykolaj1110 that’s great info thank you. Would be a cool angle for a short docu about delivering hot foods and resupply to the front 👌🏼 🤷🏼♂️
@@Bravebelly there actually are some reports from like news stations and youtube channels
one good vid - "ЧИМ ГОДУЮТЬ ЗСУ" from @NarodnaArmyia
and another one (i just like the cook, he looks like a kind uncle and also shows an outdoors setup) - "Українські військові показали як харчуються на передовій" from @SuspilneZaporizhzhya
both have automated subtitles, but you can at least see if not understand what they are saying)
@@polinaporechna2008 thank you! I’m gonna look for the videos
I like that you eat it whole in once. Best compliment.
Hello from Ukraine.
Thank you! 😊
I would assume that Ukranian soldiers have field kitches on some kind of utensils kit with matches and related things.
yep
This spoon has never been used; it is simply made of a material that can be very easily scratched, even while being in its packaging.
Я вже таке 3 роки їм )))
Like what?
@@Bravebelly друже я за цей час куштував багато добових раціонів всі вони хороші головне щоб термін придатності був в нормі. І дякую тобі за огляд Українського добового раціону
Hi! I’m Hungarian, and I can only communicate with you through a translator because I don’t understand English. However, ChatGPT translates everything I write or read. How did you like the Hungarian military food? As a Hungarian, I haven’t seen such a package before, but the portion seems quite small. Though, perhaps the quantity is calculated based on nutritional needs. You might want to try military food from eastern countries too, like Qatar, Saudi Arabia, or India, etc. Of course, the taste of military rations doesn’t even come close to a well-cooked goulash, for example. Thanks for your reply!
Dániel 😊
17:05 - stewed potatoes with vegetables and chicken
Hi! I am Ukrainian, I've tasted a couple of times this daily food pack. As far as I know there is no difference between breakfast and dinner.
Tea is not orange, there is written, "classic black tea"
Where it is drawn with a marker it says: "Property of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Not for sale"
That sign you talking about in the begining of video its a trident, Ukrainian coat of arms, it means that since the borth of our nation we had to fight and defend our nation from three enemies - they was russia, modern Poland (Rzeczpospolita) and Turkey
The bread you are supposed to dip in tea or soup
Good afternoon from the Great State of Texas. I enjoyed watching this video. Did any of the packets of food come with a heating device? How do the Ukrainian's heat their meals? Do the Ukrainian's carry some sort of stove/heating elements with them? Have a good day and be safe
Glad you liked it!
They have pots and pans in the trenches. Check out my latest Ukraine MRE review video for some more info ruclips.net/video/op4ubq3t-r4/видео.htmlsi=Z85M-Ll7jbe8tWWY
Those MREs are for the near rear/ or positions with the basic facilities (gas stoves/potbelly stoves) but occasional problems with resupply.
MRE for forward actions come with chemical heaters.
@ thanks. Appreciate the info
@ welcome!)
The hardtacks are neutrally flavored since they have 0 additives. You figured it out that they just supplement the main course or coffee/tea.
You dip them into the food/drink before eating or cover with honey/jam.
The same with rye and wheat rusks (sukhary)- should be soaked in food/water.
Usage of hardtacks and sukhary is crucial for the climate and shelf life.
Ie during the Weeknter war Finns had hardtacks that can and should be soaked in water while Soviet army had the rye bread (not rusks), frozen into almost stones.
Cheers from Ukraine!
32:27 honey doesn't expire
heating elements are present in Special Forces and Marines rations, you have ordinary infantry ration
Дякую друже за відео. Смачного 😂
My pleasure. You’re welcome. Blessings ✨
21:16 WARNING!!! Hungry humans can bite your spoon!))
About combat ration... When i first time taste our MRE , i close my eyes and said - With love from Ukraine! :3
So, we have our tradition kitchen + experience of NATO MRE = BIG green packet with taste meal!)
Strong human must have serious and taste MRE!)
the Asian MREs are probably the worst.. next for me would be the U.S. (i was a U.S. Army Infantryman who ate many of them, maybe biased)..
the U.K. & Canada are probably slightly better looking then the U.S. MREs..
damn near all the other European MREs look good..
i think Germany, Spain, Italy, & Eastern European countries have the best MREs..
there's a couple of decent ones out there, like Australia has some good items, some S. American MREs have some good stuff.. there's even Middle Eastern MREs you could checkout.
awesome MRE videos, thank you
I loved the Chinese MRE. It tasted like legit Chinese food. The USA one, so far imo..sucks. But I think there’s a reason. It’s the only one that isn’t “real” food. More like Lunchables for grownups. Also, They probably make more than most countries. We also have more field kitchens and this is meant to just get by and feel light. Real food is when u get back to base..which we have more bases than anyone. That’s just my theory. We’re the richest military..has to be a thought out reason. IMO
@@Bravebelly the Chinese & Japanese MREs are like a rice meal you'd get somewhere, they look decent.. but there are some Asian countries that just give you carbohydrate cubes that have some nutrients in them.. looks rough lol.
@@136.9TheRabbitHole I haven’t tried those yet 😝
Here in Ukraine we really love our soldiers and do the best we can. This is not just an industrial order, it is a message from home: "we care about you!"
Thank you for your work ❤🇺🇦
Бачу дуже сподобалась наша їжа, з'їв все))))
I did. 😋👌🏼
The best part how he licking a spoon after every meal))
Hi, thank you for the video! Since you said you dont know what the symbol means, it's a symbol that was used back in Kievan Rus(aka ancient Ukraine) on coins and as a sympol of royal families. Some say it also has a ukrainian word "воля" incrypted in it, wchich means freedom.
Thanks for the info!
usually due to such packaging of food, we heat them in a pot of water on the stove.
Дякую) дуже цікаве відео
Some units receive additional separate supplies of sweets, sometimes juices or drinks, also in Ukraine there is an energy drink intended specifically for the military, "NON STOP MILITARY EDITION"
I’d love to try it!
The symbol is a trident.
Hi! Honestly, you can open all 3 packets and combine dishes as you wish. Nobody tells you "no, you must eat dinner dishes only at the dinner)))
Thanks :))
we eat soup first of all, cos it liquid and warm)) After we eat second dish - garnir, and at end we eat licorice))
That symbol on the packaging encodes the word В.О.Л.Я meaning Freedom in Ukranian
Hi from Ukraine, great content! THX! U cool man:)
Thank you, I appreciate it. 🙏🏼
Bloody legend! Great video, great commentary
Glad you enjoyed it! Much appreciated 🙏🏼✨
Thanks for the video!
Which one you think is better? Ukrainian MRE or Russian MRE?
Russian because it has more. Ukraine rations don’t even have deserts or candy
3:19 the main dish is peas with vegetables and pork
the message that MRE is not for sale is just a marketing ploy. Do not pay attention
😂
Я це з'їдают за 3 доби вихода. А він з'їв за 47 хвилин.😂😂😂
Hey. Glad you ate that. You have to try other Number of meals, you will be surprised
I will look for more :)) thanks
Українська їжа найкраща як на мене❤
Kapusta) it was grand spelling))))❤
Hi there!
Love to see that!
watching this i want to try it
Thanks for your review. It's was interesting
Thanks for watching :)
"or a military operation" - did say that for Russians?