I think that when Steve has despaired about ancient milk turning rancid, it's either powdered or an ingredient in a chocolate bar. Weird that there isn't more condensed milk in rations; I wonder if you could make little packets.
You can use a rock to sink it in the hot part of a hot spring, too. It takes longer and tends not to convert all the milk, but the woods automatically makes everything more tasty.
This is exactly why I usually have it around. That and it's great in coffee. I like the results I get with generic, done in a pressure cooker.
Judging by this person I normally agree with on stuff acting like this does not work and exploded the can
This is why I prefer the pressure cooker method. It sounds more dangerous than it is, and nothing wrong should happen especially with the current multicookers. You need one big enough to cover the can completely with a couple inches to spare. Make sure the can doesn't have any dents and obviously, remove the label and gunk. Bring to full pressure, cook for 15-30 minutes (it is up to you longer makes it darker but too long and the sugar starts crystalizing.
This would be about twice as good if it just had actual chunk light tuna instead of whatever cat food factory floor scrapings they used. Also have they never heard of retort pouches?
Eh, Almost everything on the MRE is something civilians will pay to eat, of course not a lot (besides the plain hummus that's still paltable for Israelis), the only deal breaker is if you really dislike canned Tuna. Its biggest problem is that it's boring, but at least not soul crushing like the Chinese MRE, or can be catastrophically bad like some of the more complex dishes featured on the channel.
I meant dairy based products (since it's against the religion to combine those with meat), but thinking about it those are rare. Also beans with tomato are closer to the British style.
It looks downright bad even compared to grocery store brand canned chunk light tuna.
Couldn't agree more. That was some seriously bottom-shelf tuna, smushed up and packed in OIL yet. I understand that MRE's aren't going to include solid white albacore in water, but STILL. I can only imagine the funk that must have risen from that can of tuna when it was first opened.
Let's be realistic, no one watching these tricks is ever going to use them, they're just going to quote them to sound knowledgeable to their equally retarded friends.
Steve said in the comments that the HPM video was filmed all the way back in October but it took til now to find images he wanted to use in the intro lol, gotta respect him for wanting to go all the way with every video
That actually looks like a pretty good high-protien/calorie low fucking around ration for marines in the field, as long as you don't have to eat them for more then a few days in a row, or you'll probably see a return of the tactic in WW2 when the Japanese instead of surrendering would hold grenades up to their ears and pull the pin. You would think they would at least give the poor bastards some green tea powder. And that ration REALLY depends on their being a source of water in the field.
Isn't it four? First the Israeli and Canadian, now the Humanitarian and Chinese.
So glad that beard is back. I wonder if someone, somewhere, is cataloging all of Steve's hairstyle+facial hair combinations.
Imagine having 18 year old food for refugees look several times more palatable than what your command expects you to eat in the days before you risk your life for their (almost certainely selfish) sake.
Apparently people have messaged him on Facebook, he's been super busy with his actual job (landscaping) and thus hasn't had the time or mood to film a good review
