Always a pleasure catching up on your vids!

Delicious 😋 👍

Looked a good one Jono t  hi is that pork and cabbage definitely would be something to look forward to after a day in the field 👌🏻🤠
Great review mate
ATB Simon

Sounds good, especially the stew - big portion too.  Enjoy your weekend, sir,!

A well made video , thank you.

Wow, that ration looked really good! Thx for the review, have a great weekend☺️

Hello friend. great review as always!  Meal looks good, and very filling.  Components seem solid. I think you enjoyed most.  Nicely done. Peace from Kentucky, U.S.  ,  John. Hope all are well.

Nice ration with pork potatoes

Looked pretty good.

For a moment I thought a giant bug was approaching him from behind, and we he would call Xena and her Air Force of a Chakram for help. Dry lentils are so odd to eat. The way the ration heater works doens't seen very directed if the heat can go through the plastic bag equally to the outside. Still it seems like magic.

😁 I want to try the roasted lentils they sound interesting.   The power gum.   Are you able to be faster than a speeding bullet?
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That alcohol wipe is one of life's greatest mysteries....I wonder if it's intended for eating utensils?

Nice video.

People always talk about calories when colloquially they should be talking about kilocalories. If the word "calorie" with a lowercase letter "c" is marked on the package, then it serves individual calories, but if it is marked with a capital letter "Calorie", it serves kilocalories. Somewhere again, it is written k in front of the calorie abbreviation to indicate a thousand, i.e. in the form kcal, as in this package. It's the European way. The Americans then want to mess around with the uppercase and lowercase letter C.

In colloquial speech, it is difficult to say whether it is kilocalories or calories, when you cannot pronounce the uppercase and lowercase letter c differently, so kilocalorie is the colloquial term.

I was petty, maybe, but that's who I am.

But then to the point.

I myself made a video of one such package, and there is another one on the shelf waiting to be videoed. There is one product that is absolutely useless, those roasted beans, they have no salt and no flavor. Biting your nails gives you more flavor. I can't say anything about those lentils as I haven't had them for myself to taste yet.

And, there is no jam, honey, or pate on the rye bread. I myself eat a lot of rye bread, almost every day, but I don't eat it without any toppings.

And yes, there was a small mistake at the end when presenting the bag. Praise went to Latvia's neighboring country, Lithuania. However, the Latvian flag wasn't upside down this time...or maybe it was, nobody just noticed.

'in general' you can't beat Eastern European rations for filling meals without being mushy seems to be a bit of a Western over reliance on variations of pasta

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Latvian!!!

LATVIAN, BRUH !!! 02:13 !!!

2:13 *latvian

Latvia needs a vegetarian menu. This is important for those who are religious.