Assemble Your Own MREs (Meals-Ready-To-Eat)

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • www.FaliaReview... - I recently put together my own MREs to have on hand in case of emergencies. :) Click "SHOW MORE"
    My Video on Meal-Spec Heater Bags: • MealSpec Flameless MRE...
    Where I purchased the food items for my homemade MRES:
    Emergency Essentials - www.beprepared.com
    The Ready Store - www.TheReadySto...
    Long Life Food Depot - www.LongLifeFoo...
    Epicenter Supplies - www.TheEpicente...
    other MRE items purchased at - eBay, Amazon, REI, and Walmart

Комментарии • 248

  • @checkboard
    @checkboard 9 лет назад +4

    *Suggestions on making your MRE's better.* :)
    They are missing a BIG item, one of the big three life requirements.
    This is a bug-bear of mine - you see SO many survivalist/camping vids on the sexy things, like how to light a fire or cook food, but (try it yourself) try and find a video on how to make a safe toilet etc. People ignore the "icky" things.
    Your MRE should have one tampon and one un-lubricated condom in each bag - both items have multiple survival uses (tinder, water carrying), as well as their design uses.

  • @Iridium242
    @Iridium242 9 лет назад +23

    The only thing I would suggest is to take the entrees out of the cardboard box, it saves a lot on space. Its how I put them in my bug out bags, makes them much smaller and you can pack it easier but I do like the idea of customizing your MREs with stuff you have found is better. Thanks for the tips!

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад +8

      Iridium242 Once I vacuum-seal them, they are already smaller than standard MREs, and I like leaving the cardboard for an extra layer of protection.

    • @deannacortez7895
      @deannacortez7895 5 лет назад +1

      Iridium242 m

    • @Harshhaze
      @Harshhaze 5 лет назад +1

      I always wondered why the bags were so, inefficient. I'm no design engineer (yet) but it seems like vacuum sealing would maximize it's compactness, as well as aide in preservation

  • @owenjosephking7396
    @owenjosephking7396 9 лет назад +10

    MYLAR Food Grade Bags !
    They keep for longer and help when heating !

  • @fdnyesu
    @fdnyesu 9 лет назад +16

    Great MRE the military should hire you to make all their mre's. I know some VET's who would have loved to have gotten stuff like that when they wher overseas.

  • @ZASurvivalist
    @ZASurvivalist 9 лет назад +49

    There needs to be more ladies like you.
    Feminine yet prepared and dangerous.
    I think its awesome. Great video by the way.

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад

      ZA_Survivalist Thanks!!

    • @Harshhaze
      @Harshhaze 5 лет назад

      Now, this is equality!

    • @RandomHud
      @RandomHud 5 лет назад +1

      What makes you an expert on femininity? You transitioning?

  • @TheUrbanPrepper
    @TheUrbanPrepper 9 лет назад +8

    What a great project! Like, Favorited, shared on Twitter/Facebook. Thanks for doing this!

  • @bruisterlenoir6474
    @bruisterlenoir6474 9 лет назад +5

    Great information and clearly presented. Thank you. Having the flavors and variety that you really enjoy is a great comfort in what is often a very uncomfortable situation.

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад +1

      Bruister LeNoir Thanks! and I couldn't agree more, that's a great point

  • @atab555
    @atab555 9 лет назад +2

    That is a great idea. As far as caffeine, try some stay alert gum. I used it all the time during my deployment. It comes in small packs of 5 pieces and a case won't set you back too far. They have more flavors now but I was stuck with cinnamon which was nasty but I got used to it.

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад +2

      Alexander Tabayoyon I do have some of that, I just don't really care for it so I don't use it much. The jelly beans are delicious though :)

  • @roberttaylor8201
    @roberttaylor8201 9 лет назад

    This is, as usual with Falia, a very professionally presented video with no wasted time, very clear procedures and needed links. I can make good use of this for my photography forays and will pass it along to my son, the hunter/backpacker, who I am sure will enjoy it as much as I did. THANKS SO MUCH!

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад

      Robert Taylor Thank you! I really appreciate it :-)

  • @Harshhaze
    @Harshhaze 5 лет назад +9

    "Nice!"
    -Steve (you know who)

  • @finnishboy5923
    @finnishboy5923 4 года назад +1

    Add something nut or seed based into your kit. 100g of peanuts is close to 600kcal. Honey roasted peanuts can get close to 650kcal for 100g.

  • @rb9228
    @rb9228 9 лет назад +2

    The trick for getting those MRE heaters to work is use more water than the suggested fill-to line. Great vid!

    • @biophillie
      @biophillie 4 года назад

      Give the white calcium carbonate pack a few flicks with your finger to break up the contents, then use as normal. They harden up after time and dont accept the water inside sometimes

  • @CopperJacketTV
    @CopperJacketTV 9 лет назад +2

    Great idea. I may have to try that. Thanks

  • @xjester60x
    @xjester60x 9 лет назад +1

    I like adding the elly beam. I have assembled my own MREs for keep on my boat and a few trips. I generally remove the boxes to save on weight and space. Every inch counts on a boat I must say I have unused a lot of standard mil heaters and never had one fail. Not even the old style ones

  • @Lolaandcassidyadventures
    @Lolaandcassidyadventures 2 года назад

    I’ve got a mix of canned goods, mre, and freeze dried food. These look very nice!

  • @MaryBethHebert
    @MaryBethHebert 8 лет назад +1

    This is an excellent presentation. Very educational. Thank you.👍👍👍

  • @johnmccarty7540
    @johnmccarty7540 9 лет назад +4

    Excellent job. You have provided a lot of insight on an interesting subject.

  • @firefightergoggie
    @firefightergoggie 6 лет назад

    Her voice is so relaxing. I loved the information, but the voice was so soothing, I kept dozing off. Very nice.

  • @TaskForceSixTwoSix
    @TaskForceSixTwoSix 9 лет назад

    I still haven't found hiking/emergency food that I'm 100% happy with. Most of the options that I can think of have way too much salt, sugar, and saturated fat in them and not enough fiber and protein. MREs are a perfect example of this. People like to joke that MREs make them poop bricks, and that shouldn't be surprising since they barely have any fiber in them.
    Personally, I mostly eat a combination of protein bars and energy bars when I go hiking. They're the easiest food to use in the outdoors in my opinion. You don't have to cook or clean anything. And you don't have to worry about adding water to them, either. And you don't even have to worry about getting your food dirty because you'll only be touching the wrapper. It's also really easy to throw the wrappers in your pack when you're done. My personal favorites are Quest bars since they have 20 grams of protein per bar, a whopping 64% of the fiber that you need, only a couple grams of sugar, and not a lot of salt or saturated fat. The downside with Quest bars is the cost and their relatively small number of calories.
    I'll also eat some homemade trail mix that's low in sugar, sodium, and saturated fat and high in fiber and protein. Some well-thought-out homemade trail mix will give you everything that you need and is very convenient to eat.
    I used to mostly use freeze dried meals and MREs, but they're too much hassle and not healthy in my opinion.

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад +1

      TaskForceSixTwoSix I agree, they're not very healthy, but I think that's alright because I'm not going to be eating these often - Just in limited situations... The Epicenter also has some reduced-sodium entrees as an option.

  • @alcockell
    @alcockell 7 лет назад

    Trick with the standard MRE heater - chuck the salt into the FRH after the mains have gone in, and before the water goes it.. that way, saline is hitting the catalytic heater... means a more aggressive reaction.

  • @revoguy74
    @revoguy74 9 лет назад +3

    Instead of MRE, I use Mylar bag with oxygen absorber to store rice and beans for emergency food. Any idea on getting similar protein food like Mountain House beef stew but with much less sodium? Btw, low your videos very informative.

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад +2

      Billy C Not sure about that particular flavor, but there are some low-sodium Mt. House options and some reduced-sodium MRE entrees. You could also just check around and compare the ingredients of different freeze-dried meal options at your local sporting-goods/outdoor/hunting/camping stores.

  • @drmaudio
    @drmaudio 9 лет назад +2

    I had no idea you could buy the items separately. I never eat everything in there and it would be much more space/weight/calorie efficient if I liked it all.

  • @bearyw
    @bearyw 8 лет назад +1

    How do you heat water for your coffee or do you drink it cold?

  • @Clancyman2012
    @Clancyman2012 9 лет назад +3

    Great video and I love the idea of making your own MRE. When I was in the military we generally just stripped down the MRE to just what we wanted, then traded or got rid of the rest. I noticed you didn't put the gum in there. The gum was a way for you to brush your teeth if you didn't have your tooth brush available. An idea you might want to try is, instead of double bagging it with food savor bags is to use a Ziploc or similar bag as the initial bag then use a food savor bag.

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад

      Clancyman2012 Gum would be a great addition, thanks! I don't like the idea of vacuum-sealing a ziplock, though, because too much air would be trapped inside. It was even difficult to press all the air out of my little ziplocked toilet-paper bags inside.

    • @Clancyman2012
      @Clancyman2012 9 лет назад

      NP glad I could offer an idea.

    • @Jaybird196
      @Jaybird196 9 лет назад

      faliaphotography If you add gum, make sure it's the sugar-less variety, if you're wanting the dental benefits.

  • @snowjoe43
    @snowjoe43 5 лет назад +1

    Excellent job with the MRE video! I subscribed. Looking forward to what you do in the future. Loved the fact that you included where to buy the components.

  • @JoeMartinez_LA_LostSoul
    @JoeMartinez_LA_LostSoul 7 лет назад +1

    i do hope you're checking date codes oh and adding a bit of salt with the water to the FRH will get them heated just fine.

  • @TheDenisedrake
    @TheDenisedrake 9 лет назад +6

    Terrific! I would add gum and hard candy.

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад +3

      TheDenisedrake thanks! No hard candy for me, but I'll definitely be adding gum to my next MREs

    • @ppger44
      @ppger44 9 лет назад +2

      +TheDenisedrake Good idea, because that affects a better moral.

  • @blackrockbrewing5141
    @blackrockbrewing5141 4 года назад

    Hey great info, thank-you!!! On the shelf life, freeze dried is a lot longer than advertised. Steve1989 ate one from the 1970's and it was still good, that's at more than 40 years old.

  • @fletcher3913
    @fletcher3913 9 лет назад +3

    Good job on the video... very informative. Thanks.

  • @NothingToNoOneInParticular
    @NothingToNoOneInParticular 2 года назад

    Ooh, save and wash your Mt House house bags. Trim the orn top. Fold and keep with homemade MRE's that have ramen! Easy to make ramen in the Mt House bags! Love the MRE rubbermaid, going to have to look for one! Thanks for a great vid! Maybe get the accessories and TP at an Army/Navy store? I'm headed to out nearest Army/Navy store to see about getting some supplies soon...I think we're almost at the rapids!

  • @theprophetez1357
    @theprophetez1357 4 года назад

    I have 15lbs 5oz of food in my INCH bag, it is my single heaviest item. I chose food I like and that is preferable light weight and nutritious. I figure that the food would carry me for about 25 days and most of it has expiration dates at least two years away.
    The main problem with most MREs is that they weigh 4-5 lbs so for the weight of my 25 day supply I would only have 4-5 days of food.
    You do great jobs on your videos . I liked the one where you cook different things in the heating packets. The elements (and some come with salt water) are heavy too so I took all of them out.
    I have some pepper videos, including some I have yet to upload, a couple of which deal with food. In one I show how to keep down the weight and volume while maintaining nutritional needs.
    Thanks for your videos.

  • @jessikaford3253
    @jessikaford3253 3 года назад

    I would double it in a gallon freeze ziplock bag, that way you can reseal stuff when your out in the field, pack away trash, still reinforce the vacuum seal bags but save on coat of the vacuum seal bags.

  • @brianhendershot1485
    @brianhendershot1485 9 лет назад +1

    Nice video. One tip I have found is not to skimp on the wet wipes. Make sure you get the ones in mylar (like the ones you used.) I made the mistake and used some of the cheapo ones that feel like they are sealed in paper and when I vac sealed them they bled out and leaked in the vac bag. Big, damp, smelly mess.

  • @LOMROB
    @LOMROB 9 лет назад +4

    Amazing as usual w/ your delivery. Why companies are not tripping over themselves to hire you as beyond me. Keep up the great videos!

  • @Justin-ct6sn
    @Justin-ct6sn 8 лет назад +1

    Great Video. Thank you for the this great idea!

  • @HARMARSCH2
    @HARMARSCH2 9 лет назад +1

    Good video. I'll have to try this and make my own. One thing is for sure doing it this way you know everything in it you'll like.

  • @Blake4Truth
    @Blake4Truth 9 лет назад

    I love this woman! You rock Falia!

  • @Hustler1856
    @Hustler1856 9 лет назад +5

    faliaphotography this was a great vid very informative I served in USMC and the French Foreign Legion and there MRE had cans for the main meal and wine LOL Ill have to find some freeze dried wine to pack in my homemade mre LOL.

    • @atab555
      @atab555 9 лет назад +1

      Awesome, how did you like being a legionnaire? I was a navy corpsman and heard a bit about you guys, but not enough to have any real reference. What I did hear was impressive.

    • @Hustler1856
      @Hustler1856 9 лет назад +2

      I was station with 3 rei in french guauna all jungle training looking for illegal gold smuggling in the jungle and protection of the French space port so many mission so little time I was a radio operator it was hard like the Marines had to go back to a 15 week boot camp lol

    • @Hustler1856
      @Hustler1856 9 лет назад +3

      We would have been lost with
      Out my navy corpsman in Afghanistan in 2001 he saved my life without him we would not be having this conversation. So your bad ass in my book corpsman.

    • @atab555
      @atab555 9 лет назад

      Recon Smith too bad you didn't get the boot camp pass. I've always been curious, does the legion and the french regular military have a friendly rivalry like you'd find between us, or do they end up looking down on you guys? They certainly looked down on us in Afghanistan when ever our paths crossed.

    • @atab555
      @atab555 9 лет назад

      Recon Smith you too, being an HM was one of my life's greatest honors. Meeting war fighters like you top it out though.

  • @SONofLIBERTY
    @SONofLIBERTY 9 лет назад

    Great video, as always. Do you realize that you have almost 73,000 subscribers? That's awesome. Wow I have a long way to go. Great channel with viable content. I share it a lot with any woman who is considering carrying concealed, or gun reviews.

  • @sarahdresler9776
    @sarahdresler9776 5 лет назад

    How did you make your waterproof match kit? Ever think of doing a short video about it?

  • @ApostolicCherub
    @ApostolicCherub 6 лет назад

    The link provided does not work. I tried searching on Google for other sites to order from,,,,,nada. Could someone please provide a working link so I can order some of these. Thanks, Much appreciated!

  • @vanwildman6853
    @vanwildman6853 9 лет назад

    nice to see you again.

  • @alexandercoyle8831
    @alexandercoyle8831 8 лет назад

    Hi great vid can I put mountain house food in Mylar bags do I need oxygen bag to get least 5yrs shelf life please reply cheers newbe uk prepper.

  • @dirtyscoundrel2013
    @dirtyscoundrel2013 Год назад

    Take your entree and side out of their boxes. They aren't necessary and add weight and bulk. Beef them up with candy and protein bars and snacks to carry you over to your next meal. Water purification tablets go into mine. Just suggestions. You did very well.

  • @beloved_lover
    @beloved_lover 9 лет назад

    Nice idea and surely very nice luxury option to have.

  • @don20190
    @don20190 9 лет назад +1

    Where do you buy the individual components?

  • @LRhiannon1
    @LRhiannon1 4 года назад

    Great video should add Mylar bag to keep light out

  • @anarky4321
    @anarky4321 6 лет назад

    oof those bring back a lot of eating memories...i was also a fan of the poundcake back in the day

  • @leolion1688
    @leolion1688 8 лет назад

    Question: if you test all the heaters before you leave you will not have any to take with you. Sooo what kind of heater do you take out with you.

    • @fordhouse8b
      @fordhouse8b 7 лет назад

      She tested some of the heaters that come with MRE's, which may have been in storage for a long time. I assume that means the heaters don't have as long a shelf life as the food itself, and that is why she bought new, non-MRE heaters. Since they are bought new, and possibly are of a better quality to start with (being a different design/brand), they are more reliable than some old heater that has been in storage for who knows how long,

  • @toma674
    @toma674 9 лет назад

    Awesome idea,thanks for sharing..I've been vac sealing items for years,such as matches,tinder,homemade jerky and items for boating..great to hear from you,hope all is well you and the girls.

  • @kacywheatley2239
    @kacywheatley2239 6 лет назад

    It says on the bottom of the label for the MRE from the government that it is unlawful for commercial resale, so how would that ever be an option?

  • @AlaskanFrontier1
    @AlaskanFrontier1 9 лет назад

    I love the MRE pound cakes, and Starbucks VIA's are the coffee I swear by.

  • @heatherzimmerman5780
    @heatherzimmerman5780 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome video I love ❤️ mre

  • @zombiesolutions95
    @zombiesolutions95 9 лет назад

    Instead of disassembling standard MRE's I wonder if you could go to some of the aftermarket mre company's and "build your own" using individual products?

  • @latex653
    @latex653 8 лет назад

    sport beans? never herd of them. where did you get them.

  • @lomgshorts3
    @lomgshorts3 Год назад

    I checked making my own MRE back 20 years ago, then 10 years ago, then last year. Only during my check last year was making my own MRE worth the effort cost wise. This leads me to believe that today's MRE is wayy overpriced for what it provides, so that homemade MRE's are a valid choice. This makes me believe that there are too many "middlemen" between the source, and my storage closet. So, I will start making my own MRE's forthwith.

  • @thiscouldntblowmore
    @thiscouldntblowmore 9 лет назад +1

    Plastic one use, disposable spoon. :/ I rather would got with we here in Finland use in the military, made of stainless steel, its a combination spoon + fork that folds, or there is similar things made of high quality plastic that do not fold that are "multi use", like good for hundreds of meals, its called "lusikkahaarukka" (spoon-fork), check it up on Google folks.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lusikkahaarukka

  • @rogerquijada3932
    @rogerquijada3932 9 лет назад

    You are so awesome! I would have never thought to make your own MRE! I should really watch your channel more!

  • @kevspss
    @kevspss 9 лет назад

    Love the video Falia you always think things out. Thanks.

  • @50calorie82
    @50calorie82 6 лет назад

    Can anyone please guide / suggest how to order individual components ? Thanks.

  • @Fretless33Bass
    @Fretless33Bass 9 лет назад +1

    Great ideas...be careful with the Food Saver brand. This was a while back, but don't try to store your own food, because I've had a lot of Food Saver bags loose their vacuum seal over time. You don't want to get sick with food poisoning when you're trying to survive! Using the MREs inside the food saver pouch is a great idea!

  • @RAE10182504
    @RAE10182504 5 лет назад

    Thank you for the ideas. What a very helpful video.

  • @qwertyu721
    @qwertyu721 Год назад

    Good day. Just came across your video today. Whao I love it. Please I really need to get across to you. I live and work in Abuja Nigeria and I want to start MRE here in Nigeria I need your advise.

  • @boxerdad214
    @boxerdad214 9 лет назад

    Job well done. And I like the coffee idea.

  • @nammie12345
    @nammie12345 9 лет назад +1

    Good ideas but watch the Starbucks, has a pretty short use by date on the packages.

  • @michaelpenque2104
    @michaelpenque2104 2 года назад

    thanks for blowing out my ear drums with your vacuum sealer.

  • @patrolman812
    @patrolman812 9 лет назад

    Great video with a lot of great ideas and great info. I wish I could have done this when I was in the Army .

  • @WardReed
    @WardReed 9 лет назад

    Thanks Falia. I appreciate the cost comparison at the end: I'm not that picky, so I'm just fine with the prepacked MRE. And I like the Forrest Gump "life is like a box of chocolates" aspect of opening one.
    And also a nice reminder of the shelf life of MREs. You reminded me that I need to order new ones and dispose of the old ones.

  • @pfarnsworth84
    @pfarnsworth84 9 лет назад

    What kind of case are you using for the matchcase?

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад

      pfarnsworth84 Zipfizz drink-mix containers. I found them on sale for a great price, but didn't like the ingredients so I just dumped them out. I also tested them to make sure they were waterproof.

  • @Gorgoth_siberian
    @Gorgoth_siberian 7 лет назад

    really genius!
    i tried 2 menus of american MREs,and things i really like was bakery and beverages.
    i would combine american MRE`s bakery and beverages with some other countries MREs.for example with Russian:)

  • @livinright1
    @livinright1 9 лет назад

    You always have the best thought out videos! thx for sharing, Lisa

  • @sharontackett1683
    @sharontackett1683 4 года назад

    Where do you get the Gatorade packs?!!!!

  • @eckankar7756
    @eckankar7756 8 лет назад +1

    I've never tried an mrs but I am a canner. As for blackberry jam, nothing like home made and canned.

  • @obxsocom
    @obxsocom 6 лет назад

    Nice vid, what did you make you match container out of?

  • @Cross_Guard
    @Cross_Guard 8 лет назад +4

    I really love your voice. it's so attractive and pleasant to listen to.

  • @dsonyay
    @dsonyay 9 лет назад

    What's the link to the MRE seller? Don't see it using my phone.

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад

      dsonyay Emergency Essentials - www.beprepared.com
      The Ready Store - www.TheReadyStore.com
      Long Life Food Depot - www.LongLifeFood.com
      Epicenter Supplies - www.TheEpicenter.com/

  • @urzu7
    @urzu7 6 лет назад

    13 bucks per meal definitely a backup food source as that would be way to expensive for everyday meals although this is a well put together video and it was amazing to learn you could by those things individualy

  • @darque29
    @darque29 9 лет назад

    Interesting video. Cool idea.

  • @sharontackett1683
    @sharontackett1683 6 лет назад

    Where did you get the meal spec bags?!!!!!

  • @twstalder
    @twstalder 9 лет назад

    That's such a great idea!

  • @fazer386
    @fazer386 8 лет назад

    Outstanding!

  • @Karth303
    @Karth303 9 лет назад

    Great tips. I'm going to try to make my own!

  • @gymbob79
    @gymbob79 9 лет назад

    It's about time you put up a new vid! We missed yo face......errr hands, and the hi and bye wave lol

  • @ga03ram
    @ga03ram 9 лет назад +1

    Can you show what you put in for breakfast options?

    • @faliaphotography
      @faliaphotography  9 лет назад +1

      ga03ram I haven't included any specific breakfast items in my MREs, but they sell MRE Maple Pork Sausage Patties, Apple-Maple Oatmeal, Sausage with Gravy, Hash Browns w/ Bacon, Maple Muffin Tops, etc...... (I haven't tried any of those, but they are listed at The Epicenter)

  • @Seven8001
    @Seven8001 9 лет назад

    Really interesting vid. Thank You.

  • @MrAzrancher
    @MrAzrancher 9 лет назад

    I know MRE's are here to stay......but I still prefer the C-Ration meals. The LRRP rations were pretty good to.

    • @latex653
      @latex653 8 лет назад

      +MrAzrancher i use to eat the k rations in the army. in 1969-1971, the were pretty good.

  • @1foreverr
    @1foreverr 9 лет назад +4

    The only thing I have in my MRE is toliet paper

    • @nicksGLI
      @nicksGLI 4 года назад +1

      I bet you were quite prepared for 2020! Lol

  • @Gist432
    @Gist432 8 лет назад

    I remember seeing the MRE for the first time when I was in the military.. first thought: Damn this is big! I thought it would be like a little can/box with concentrated nutrition (and I know they exist, people call them "canned dead man"). It took a lot of space in my pack.

    • @bicommander7911
      @bicommander7911 8 лет назад

      my First mre was the hell, I heard a lot of Bad things about them, so I wasn't rly hungry as I saw it

  • @olhemi1
    @olhemi1 9 лет назад

    great job!! very informative, keep up the good work.

  • @calmanny
    @calmanny 8 лет назад

    Thanks for the Video

  • @jrstar805
    @jrstar805 9 лет назад

    Thanks for the great videos always, another great one today, thanks!

  • @user-wl8ip6vh7u
    @user-wl8ip6vh7u 9 лет назад

    Great video! Much good information.

  • @YuanMizzle
    @YuanMizzle 8 лет назад

    Where do you buy your MREs?

  • @BustersRyder
    @BustersRyder 9 лет назад

    Another great video.

  • @harrisonblackwood2378
    @harrisonblackwood2378 8 лет назад

    Why didnt you field strip the boxes off the pouches to save weight and bulk? It says on the pouch what the contents are. Also I would have liked to have seen how you made your match kit. I would have added some ration bars and water purification tablets, Why double bag? There is no need for such extra protection. MRE's are made for combat and the most trying conditions on earth. Thanks.

  • @eric19875
    @eric19875 9 лет назад

    Very interesting!

  • @ZeroCipher7
    @ZeroCipher7 9 лет назад

    Great info thanks for sharing

  • @toddberg3892
    @toddberg3892 8 лет назад

    Have you tried solar cooking? I've cooked food in a can with a turkey bag and some tinfoil for a reflector - worked great - at least on sunny days! :^) Cardboard box types work too, but not as portable. Thanks for the video! Going to give it a whirl now that my MREs are depleted.

  • @Yeoman7
    @Yeoman7 9 лет назад +5

    Only eat the military one if that's all there's to eat, cause once you shit it'll be one big fat hard BRICK.

    • @tacticalbaconeater3592
      @tacticalbaconeater3592 9 лет назад

      Yeah, that sucks

    • @Yeoman7
      @Yeoman7 9 лет назад

      Yes it does.

    • @25xxfrostxx
      @25xxfrostxx 9 лет назад +1

      Snake Plissken I have nightmares about the chili mac.

    • @Yeoman7
      @Yeoman7 9 лет назад +2

      It's the closest thing a man has to giving birth.

    • @JohnBarrow1961
      @JohnBarrow1961 9 лет назад +3

      Snake Plissken Lovely visual there, Snake.

  • @markvail2147
    @markvail2147 6 лет назад

    Kind of a waste of money to use the shrink wrap bags, you could just use big zip lock bags. I always toss in one or two of those little D shaped dental floss things just as a comfort item.