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Latvian Armed Forces MRE Review 🇱🇻 Field Ration TASTE TEST | Latvia Military Meal Ready To Eat

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Here's a Latvian Nation Armed Forces (NBS) Field Ration! This military food pack is similar to the Meal Ready To Eat but unlike a MRE it is meant to feed a soldier for a 12 hour period. The main meal is canned and can be heated with the included esbit stove. This is a truly world class ration in terms of taste. The bread is unlike any other.

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20 Comments

@118Shadow118 2 years ago

That bread In Latvian is called rupjmaize, which translates to rough bread and it gets its characteristic flavour from the added malt. Sourdough bread is a bit different, it's lighter in color and doesn't have malt

@degels8737 2 years ago

IM from latvia and this funny to see your language on american videos

@danieljaramillo87 3 years ago

Buddy I love those and Lithuanian rations ! Next to Russia rations these are some of the best. I wonder how our Troops make it with the garbage they are given , of course when not on base with field kitchens etc. Latvia, Poland, Lithuania Russia they all got it right. The food is awesome!

@traxion1114 3 years ago

I got a case of ten of the Latvian rations two years back and I loved them! My personal favorites are the Russian rations!

@Gapines23 1 year ago

Black currant has ZERO restrictions on anything but plants and similar to blueberries and like. I grow them here at the house

@fredjones98 3 years ago

Excellent review, as always

@marilynscull4585 3 years ago

Awesome review RR

@SmittyMRE 3 years ago

Awesome, buddy!

@chris7infdiv835 3 years ago

Another great job. I love foreign rations. Love the Ukrainian rations the best.

@sirguy104 3 years ago

Good review

@cynthiawigington1236 1 year ago

Thanks for using the esbit stove. Too bad they don't have a 24 hour ration.

@lisam4503 3 years ago (edited)

The orange color in the chicken and rice most likely is from Paprika. Reminds me a bit of the Lithuanian ration. As an 80's Mil Vet for U.S rations to me the C rats were the best! First gen MRE's sucked and there were no heaters! I am really not that impressed with the current generation MRE either. I carried a lot of my own food to the field!
So far, the best Mil rations I've eaten were the French ones! The French ration is even better than the old C-rat! I need to try the Norwegian and Australian ones to see how they stack against the French. I had one Russian ration and honestly wouldn't have fed it to my dogs.

@SulikTrucker95 3 years ago

recently ate Pilaf from Russian MRE, that was great

@j7ndominica051 7 months ago

I bet that everything is delightful if you are on the field and hungry. For me, cooking is not worth it with the splatter and burnt can lining. I'd eat it cold. Black currant is a forgiving berry. It doesn't go 'astringent' like red currants, and it is cheap in season. Hard to harvest by hand. The rye bread gets its flavor from malt extract. It is black goo similar to soy sauce minus salt. Use any of the drinks to soften it.