2014 Canadian IMPs Poutine MRE Review Tasting Meal Ready To Eat Ration Pack Army Food Unboxing
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- Check out this review on 3 Canadian IMP Ration packs! Including the French Canadian classic: Poutine! See it for yourself!
For all the folks in Montreal and throughout who actually know how to pronounce Poutine properly (unlike myself), my apologies for my mis-pronunciation. Only after reviewing had I learned it was not pronounced "Pu-teen" but more accurately "Pu-tin" - oh well, live & learn.. that is one of the many beauties of trying these Rations from around the world - learning new foods and how to properly pronounce them (that part never hurts!) :-)
The Canadian IMP is an awesome Military Ration, and is in my opinion a little more varied than the US MRE in it's contents and quality. Not an easy Ration to acquire - so thank you BlackdogBob for making this one happen!
Hope you folks enjoy this review on these three IMPs.
PS - Oldsmokey is getting a 2015 IMP from BlackdogBob this week and should have the first 2015 IMP review out shortly. Keep your eyes open for Oldsmokey: / @oldsmokey1
Video of the day (BlackdogBob's review on a Spanish Breakfast):
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LET'S GET THIS OUT ONTO A TRAY, NICE™
NICE HISS™
I'LL BE COMING BACK AT YOU WITH SOMETHING NEW OR OLD, ALRIGHT COOL SEE YA™ - Zábava
French canadian soldier here. Nope that poutine isn't really popular among us either. Btw you can use the spare beverage bag to keep your cellphone or cigarettes dry ;-)
The beverage bags have held my most prized possessions lol.
Smokes, let’s go.
Max D US Army fuckhead here, we use beverage bags for our cellphones too
Every field ex, my phone and cigars go into beverage bags. XD
ItsStevieBoy cory, trevor you guys are idiots
I've said it once and I'll say it again. Steve is Bob Ross.
"There are no spoiled foods, just happy rancid biscuits."
Mitch L .
Laughed so load after reading your comment!
+Mitch L --> And you can add, "I'm gonna lay it out on my tray like this but it's _your_ tray so you can lay it out whichever way makes you happy." LOL
He really is the Bob Ross of military rations lol
Glad I'm not alone
>Opens a wild berry yogurt packet
>"It smells like wild berries and yogurt. Incredible!"
Darren Mills lol
anime dialogue
4real @@duncanurquhart5278
Well, he's an American after all, LOL!
...."nice"
Man, if Steve were out in the field he'd be the only one complimenting the rations while everyone else just swallows them without even so much as a thought.
Not gonna lie, some of the MREs I camp with are not bad. In fact, they're...
Nice!
Soldier watching his videos be like Man I was busy shoving food that I didn't notice the flavors.
Can you extrapolate on the hiss factor
from your "Camp MRE's"?
Civilian here: any that are of reasonable price for a Newfoundlander to get ahold of on a budget? Perhaps a pizza or pancake menu offering?
It'd probably be different if I was a soldier and living on the things, but back when Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis were still airing new episodes, I used to take great joy in grabbing an MRE out of a case I picked up at a gunshow and enjoying it over the course of the two hours of watching my favorite military sci-fi shows. There were very few components I found that a found unpalatable enough to throw them away, and that was that early 2000s which was a pretty transitional time for the US MRE. and given that I was just buying whatever at whatever gun show I went to, I got a huge variety of shit that ranged from modern to "probably too old to actually be eating but I didn't know any better". I always regarded the tiny bottles of Tabasco as a symbol of quality, perhaps wrongly in a lot of cases.
Steve takes his dates to dinner at the Army/Navy Surplus store.
I'll be having the Russian 24 hour combat ration, and the lady will be having the Spanish lunch menu with the inked squid.
At once sir...
😂😂😂😂
Mres are so expensive in there lol
Of course, the lady's going to order the most expensive French duck cassoulet ration and only take two bites.
ARPOL ration for the gold diggers
Every time he says "Now let's get this on a tray. Nice!" happiness flows through my entire being.
*OUR*
On god
P
Well, the first one lol sorry
It's the "Mmkay:)" that gets me
It's so cute how Canadian packages have little maple leafs on them
poop sock It’s the national symbol. It’s on their flag. I agree it’s cute but at the same time I’m sure there is a lot of pride behind it for some people.
@@indianasquatchunters You bet there is!
Canadian here. It's the equivalent to a star for Americans.
We put the leaf on everything
@@indianasquatchunters yes we love our maple leaf. We're proud of what it stands for.
I could imagine Steve being the only soilder with a spotless, polished tray strapped to his back ready for each and every meal. Nice.
Your voice triggers an instant relaxation in my mind now
Nostalgia Nerd love your videos dude!
Thanks for watching!
ASMR
Hey it's my homeboi
Nostalgia Nerd nostalgia nerd, doing research? You gonna do mre's as well now?
As a Canadian, your pronunciation of poutine is just fine. Anyone finicky enough to call you out for that hasn't heard how badly people can really butcher French.
Derek MacKeen you look like you could be related to Danny Devito
as a southern american i have no accent, but every now and than i hear a southerner ask, "What is PUNTANI" and i just sigh and be ashamed of my uncultured society
How badly people can butcher french, like you Canadians.
One bad thing about canada fuckin Frenchman
Quebec is just a butcherment in of itself
I absolutely love when the individual packages are simple, maybe just containing a country's emblem, no branded products, sort of like the spanish mre. It just feels so professional
They're literally all like that dude. They usually tell you whats in the package, it tells you its an MRE, and thats about it.
@@doctorfeelgood2670 This one actually has the most branded products I've seen. Reese's pieces and Ice Breakers
There’s a humongous amount of food in the breakfast pack, whoa.
"I'm just gonna eat a peanut butter and jelly burrito, and make the best out of life."
in SoCal, that's pretty norm.... just a Mexican PB&J, yo. *shrugs*
21:42 for a PB&J burrito.
nice
Could have made a quesidilla
The rubbery thing you ate was definitely a cheese curd. As a Canadian, I strongly urge you to have some real poutine sometime. Fries are supposed to be crispy, the curds are supposed to be melty and creamy and the gravy is not supposed to be a soupy mess that drowns everything. Kind of shocking that they even attempted to rationalize ;) a classic like poutine.
Nice, okay
i would imagine its more for morale. imagine being in a warzone across the planet and then having "poutine" or whatever that is, might be a good morale boost
@@xyeahtony1 I feel like that only works if it's not terrible
@@daydodog Exactly. See: brown pizza
Proper poutine is supposed to be basically drowned in gravy. Granted it shouldn’t have the consistency of soup, it should be a lot thicker, halfway between soup and yogurt, leaning more towards yogurt in terms of viscosity and thickness. Definitely not light brown gravy though, either brown or dark brown, you want that beefy flavour in there with the cheese and potatoes.
I just really love when he transitions to everyone on the tray and goes “Nice.” It just feels so wholesome.
*Puts ketchup on the putine. All of us in canada: "TABERNAC!"
LMAO
Tu m'a fait rire camarade transatlantique !
Se la tabernac
jordan bray big c pas tabernac , c TABARNAK !!
RPLY STUNT Si tu viens du nord, c’est tabernak mais Montréal c’est tabarnak
Pain Hamburger sounds like a thrash metal band.
Elgauno pain means bread in French
HaHhahah
Elgauno I eat pain.....
Hamburger
NO PAIN, NO GAIN
NO GAIN, NO BURGER
French people are tough, Man. They eat pain for breakfast!
I'm subscribed to more than 100 channels. But when Steve puts up a vid, literally everything else gets put on hold. Love you, bud. your videos are always.. nice!
MrKneller me too. I'm subbed to like a thousand channels probably. I used to sub to every channel I saw. but when I see steve. everything goes in the garbage and Steve gets served on the plate if you know what I mean
JT Smith do you serve him on a tray
Idek how many I'm subscribed to, but if ever go through my subscription list it goes for like 5-10 mins 😅
Steve is at the top of my "must have a beer with" list.
Nah man!!! bad idea.....he'll get that beer out onto the tray😂😂😂😂
@@darshanpatawari4361 Niice..
Darshan Patawari nice. mkay
*laughs in underage*
@monkeybreadpp⁰OPPO òò😅😅😊 It. I am.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊3217
Omfg I left a like for the "that would be pretty-" "-nice" edit. Well done
I wish they would include dehydrated water
Jason --- This made me laugh far more than I should have, LMAO.
Jason thanks for the laugh 😂😅😂
nice take on a Steven Wright bit!
That's funny...... It would be like a bag of oxygen in the ration.
W
I live in Canada and poutine is not supposed to look like that
Yeah its not supposed to look like that
yexacktly
Allan Denny I’m American and I agree with you
Is it sapose to have French fries, gravy, and cheese curds on?
I suppose some aesthetic sacrifices has to be made in order to make the MRE work
well Canada learned 2 critical lessons from WW2
1. have a well trained and experienced, professional army
2. keep the army well fed :)
Not to Mention we are the innovators of "Mouse-Holing" in the Battle of Ortona in WW2 which single-handedly won back Italy from the Mussolini Regime. Go Canada!
I remember when I was in cadets and we would go out for survival exercises over a weekend; the officers would set up the field kitchen with a giant pot full of water to boil up the IMP mains. My favorite was always the smoked salmon but it was rare and valued. I think I got it less than ten times in 6 years of cadets, Steve1989MREinfo reviewing that one would bring back so many memories!
.... that’s not a traditional poutine and as a Canadian I feel sorry that was your first.. it really is amazing made fresh
Canadians are so nice!
I mean it just chips(fries) + gravy and squeaky cheese,of course it taste good fresh
No shit it’s not real it’s in a fuckin ration
@@spookyengie735 not chips but proper deep fried fries in a thick fresh gravy topped off in some nice sized cheese curds. Thats what i would describe proper poutine as.
Andrew Rodden I now have respect for Canadians as an Americans
And I'm sorry that was your first experience having poutine. It's actually really good done correctly. I suggest a trip to Canada or Michigan.
There's a poutine shop where we live in Michigan, I keep meaning to check it out ....
Zerstoren Heartz British Columbia Canada and the smaller towns in British Columbia like Williams Lake and the town I live in Horsefly has some good food to Williams Lake has some restaurants like Tim Hortons, A&W, Dog And Suds, Dairy Queen, McDonald’s, Ally Catz and more but that is a lot of the restaurants
Wait we have poutine in Michigan where
Or buffalo
Or Syracuse
I would suggest going to Montreal for the best poutine
I just love how we label everything with our lil maple leaf 😊🇨🇦
The lunch had a very festive looking color scheme
Notice how every item has similar color patterns from the Reese’s pieces to the packets on the bottom left of the tray
Wow and all the packages are the same color
How cool
@@senkuishigami845 lmao
I love your new "nice" jokes, they crack me up every time you jump cut to one of them. I broke out some lunch to eat while watching this, but even so, I still wish I could taste one of those meals!
Bun Totty same dude
same, i cant stand the meal tests without eating :)
me to
Bun Totty try looking on Amazon
I usually eat some semechki
Breakfast in Canada is pretty family orientated we usualy have breakfast together more then supper. Thats why its so comforting we eat a nice hearty breakfast with our family. Its pretty nice.
Also we drink a lot and i mean a lot of coffee. I drink like 4 cups a day! Probably because of Tim Hortons, so addicting. Also Orange Pekoe tea is super popular here, more then any tea its in everybodys home haha.
Drevon Molotov I'm so thankful we have tim Hortons
Mmmmmmm coffee! Nectar of the gods!
Drevon Molotov I don't drink any coffee... tea all the way
everyone drinks coffee
Field poutine: go to A&W, procure fries and cheese curds. Go home. Smother with fresh batch of generic brown gravy™ rehydrated from packet.
I was at one in Washington a few years ago and a girl walked in with a thermos of gravy and made hers right in the lobby.
for the French fries with the poutine , thats what happens when the fries soak in the gravy , it changes the flavor and as a freshness indicator FUN FACT you can tell by the flavor of the fries if the poutine was made fresh that minute or has sat as maybe part of a large batch. come to Canada for the poutine .
I'm in the Canadian military and I always complained about the poutine packs lol
Poutine is meant to be eatin the day its made right? So my theory is they thought of French fries but it goes mushy sitting in Gravy that long so they gave up on frying. The only way I see it working is maybe seal them in a separate pouch then add to Gravy mix when ready.
Scotty Wills no just make fries the put gravey on them then cheese curds and you got it. I know how to make the best poutine ever but it's a family tradition. I'm from Quebec
We have the same profile picture.
Tyson Comfort do they still have mad cow warnings?
PlacentaJuan 1812 we will rise again!!!
I served in the Canadian military from 1980 to 1989. We started with the IRP (Individual Ration Pack) which was one day's meals for one person.
If you can find one of those and review it, that would be something. Like a trip down memory lane for an old guy like me.
Keep up the good work, these videos are far more entertaining than any cooking show I've ever seen.
Thank you for your service and god bless
Dad: son what you want for lunch
Me: *PAIN HAMBURGERS*
*I WANNA PAIN HAMBURGER WITH PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY*
Pain or plain
Lmao
Paul Beetge *PAIN*
Paul Beetge pain is bread in French lol
16:05 omg that transition Steve... NICE!
Super Cuttlefish you mean.. omg that transition steveNice
After 7 months , our private debate managent decided: Super Cuttlefish was right.
I'm the law,
JUDGE DREDD
I'd rate this cool, fantastic and....
Nice!
ProtoMario the hell are you doing here of all places?
For real I see you everywhere also you should continue "This was made" videos
I've seen you on like five videos in the last few days lol
ProtoMario Eh?
Nice!
Let's get this onto a tray. NICE!
We normally just put the entree pouch and box inside the inner pocket of your jacket it will eventually get warm and you cut the box in half to use as sorta makeshift pouch holder. Good times in -40C end rant, love the videos Bravo Zulu.
as a canadian that poutine is ungodly
Steve you have a gift of genuine character and deserve some major network attention. Your DIY aesthetic with these MRE reviews are charming, calming, and entertaining. Thank you for this channel.
+DeadHead --> So true but I'd be worried that once he got his own show on a major network some "hotshot" producer would start changing things and Steve would have no say in the matter. Not to mention he probably wouldn't be allowed to edit the material anymore because they would require some fancy union editor to do it.
@@OAleathaO I agree with you. At least 50 percent of the control will be held to them. Compare Kitchen Nightmares UK with USA. One is like ASMR while the other is a battleground. People come here for the calm and simplicity. Even if you're in a hurry Steve makes you slow down a bit.
Discovered this show yesterday, I am obsessed
Me 2 😎
"Nice"
Me to
Vampirech1ck
Let's get that onto a tray, nice, mmkay ..
Same here
"I hope the poutine lives up to its name because if it does, it would NICE"
He did it! He did the thing!
- Peter griffin
You wouldn't believe how awesome these are when your hungry. Ate probably 100 of these in 6 months. Out in remote locations. I could taste it through the screen. Thanks for sharing
Love how the Chinese MRE comes with 3 slices of peaches and the Canadian one comes with like 3 times as much. You can tell who values their soldiers morale more.
I never get enough of hearing you say, "Let's get this out on a tray. Nice."
i love you
Nice!
Watching you eat that IMP breakfast made me realize I wanted every single thing on that tray. I need these in my life, I’m the worst at making myself something decent before leaving for work
The Canadians knowingly stereotyped themselves adding Ice Breakers as the mint 😂
Me: *eating food in a hurry w/ Steve* alright lets go!
Steve: wow... this coffee is so robust
Me: thats great Steve, but we gotta go!
Steve: This hamburger has a hearty flavour which contradicts the aroma
Me: for god sakes Steve!
Ginger Bæ
Lmao
I love your profile pic
@@CatHostage lol cheers Moz
*explosions yelling* Steve: even the meal has grease!
I always get hungry when I watch these lol.
same, always
Me too, even if he's eating some rotten ass shit lol. It's weird.
The trick is to watch them while you eat
Yeah but I'm not eating at like 2AM when these come out, and I certainly can't wait!
same lol
I’ve had the poutine once and I immediately traded it
Josh Thomson I will trade you my American made bayonet for your Poutine
C96 mauser deal, send me location.
Canadian ration IMPs, are some of the best (tasting) available in the military anywhere. We also very frequently get issued with US MREs since we do a lot of joint exercises.
Lmao...that [NICE] edit at 15:57. "I wonder if this IMP version of this poutine is gonna hold up to the name of this French-Canadian classic. 'Cause you know if it does, that'd be pretty NICE!"
T-Top Deluxe I noticed that too. I like inside jokes lol
T-Top Deluxe that is definitely top 3 material on the best "Nice!" moments in his videos lol
T-Top Deluxe yea i started laughin when i heard that
Steve's got the timing down to a [NICE] perfection with the edits!
Still confused of where the maple syrup went.
What would you put it on?
Thrasher Magazine blueberry Apple cereal?
they already bring their own maple syrup, made more easy to spot spy "hey corporal where is your maple syrup bottle".
Love your thumbnail... Cool
It all went to Trader Joe's and Costco.
As a Canadian civilian, I’m very proud of these IMPs 🙌🏽🇨🇦
(Yes, this does have to do with the menu) I still remember when I was watching an interview with one of my fave bands, and one of them said during their Canadian tour one of the best things he tasted (he meant poutine) was "punani". I nearly died.
Smells fishy to me…
As a Fireman we have peanut butter and jelly burritos all the time. Mainly because peanut butter, jelly and tortillas are always laying around the fire station
nekocal yes.pb and j from the house fund and tortillas from all the tacos people eat lol.
Yea, when I was in wildland firefighting, people would make peanut butter honey tortillas. Pretty good.
@@Cyrribraeadd sliced bananas and its heaven
Grozaaïmid scrapple is AMAZING! are you a firefighter somewhere in the southeast PA area? Lancaster Valley, perhaps?
Dude... sounds like you need to send your noobs to the grocery store more often.
granola + peaches + yogurt = parfait
Aaron Hock thank you !!! was like put that damn "cereal" in the yogurt lol think the peaches would be too much for me tho(texture/size)
I shed a tear for the loss of oppritunuty.
I was going to say, throw the granola on the yogurt
I remember having IMP’s, they were pretty actually pretty decent. Then we switched to MRE’s and the fun went away!
US G.I., down south. Good to know our Canadian brothers and sisters are being taken care of in the field - minus the imitation poutine. I thank them for having our backs on D-Day and in every other skirmish since then. Good on them. Thanks to Steve for these fun and interesting videos, too.
Dayum! Canada really knows how to make mre!
Jason wong I'm from Ottawa Ontario Canada and I never even knew we had some great mre's like this
"There's even grease, that's fantastic." LMAO
Damn that breakfast looks good! I wish we got served something a quarter that good in our schools.
Steve's love for a good coffee, instant is contagious. I have to brew a pot for myself whenever I watch more than a few videos of his.
I ran and made a coffee and a little cream of chicken cup o soup lol.
I love a good poutine but living in Michigan I've had the good fortune to visit and stuff my pie hole with it!
But it seems the one version i like has beef gravy and a bit of shredded beef brisket along with the cheese curds and the last time I had it I had them add sautéed mushrooms. Yum.
This is *nothing* like poutine. Real poutine is exactly what you'd expect it to be like.
The curds wouldn't actually be terribly difficult to preserve, but they wouldn't be right, that's for sure. But Regardless, I'd still expect a better show of poutine than this.
Seawolf Gaming if you had the gravy, fries and cheese Kurds separate that you could put together, then it would be good.
do you normally get your real poutine from a boil in the bag ration thats several years old? use your head, this is a military ration, not a poutine contest.
Agreed, come to Canada for the real thing ▐ 🍁▐ Happy Canada 150 !!
Clearly you've never enjoyed the brilliance/heart attack that is poutine. Every time I go to Canada I have to have it at least once. It really is a great thing.
The Burger's a nice touch. We all know how comforting Junk food is when no other food will do the job. Cold wet exercise and eating this burger, you can imagine you're sat in a White castle, somewhere safe, and warm, and dry.
Problem is that there's no white castle in Canada, so maybe an A&W
Canada's rations look amazing, well thought out packing and providers for the food . Only thing you could criticise is the packaging size, but you could "strip" them. MOD could learn a lot, start using some of the British companies above instead of the outsourced cheap muck they put in MRE's now.
"It's literally a hamburger" -- Steve 1989
3:27 "That milk is blue"
wow this MRE must be from a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.
I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE!
And i was just about to go to bed...oh well, what does 20 more minutes matter
Mr. Moe still worth it 9 minutes in?
yeah, last time i did this i ended up watching a guy review bongs at 5 am...
Steve is always worth it, man
Mr. Moe same here
I know what you mean the night I found the channel it was like 11:30 and up until 5:30 I kid you not
Steve's videos help me relax my mind before going to sleep
I’m an Alberta,( for those of you who don’t know, that’s a province in Canada.) I usually go to my local ski hill and get a great poutine, and out of every poutine I’ve ever had, none have looked as soggy as that pile.... it’s all about the crispy fries and the squeaky, rubber-like cheese curds, and a warm, thick layer of gravy.
That jump cut on the Pretty and the Nice was great
“And these peaches look perfect, nice.
AND THEY ARE” 😂
Its my first time here in your channel. This is the best MRE review that I watched. Your videos are great. Just watched it while Im enjoying my food. I will definitely subscribe. 👏👏👏
One of the Best channels I've stumbled on!
Your videos are so professional and interesting. You would make a great food critique. Thank you for cheering up my night Bro.
Steve1989 MREinfo great vids you'd make a good food critique you made my day and made me hungry to ha ha lol ##steve1989
Steve 1989 MRE info you can get really good poutine in Montreal or you can get it in Quebec City and Costco or just find like a restaurant or a diner and you can get poutine in there it's really good I live in Canada and I've been to Montreal and the food there is really good so you might want to go there instead of getting stuff from United States I'm sorry but they don't have that good so you can get poutine near Canada poutine originated in Canada in Canada so you can call back sorry and yeah
chicken pesto pasta is my favorite one on our menu, it even tastes good cold. Also the beverage bags are an amazing waterproof bag for your phone, you can still use the touchscreen and everything.
This... Is I think the best video on CZcams ever.
Content and comment sections are nice and cheerful, the only thing "missing" which I think could make them even better would be French comments haha
I can’t tell if he’s joking he rates everything as good when it’s tolerable in the field
This has to be the best looking, and apparently tasting, MRE that you've reviewed. Even with that gnarly poutine, overall it's all nicely put together, quality meals. Would probably be a big morale boost over other military rations in the field.
I've heard Canadian rations are the best, and I'm happy to see that our home cooked stuff is to your liking! Everything looks genuinely edible and good, aside from that disaster of a chicken stew they called poutine. Unfortunate, and somehow I had a feeling it'd be one of the worst ones. I think the best way they could fake poutine would be if they could keep potatoes a little bit firm, in oblong cubes, and the cheese was a somewhat dry shredded (a sin I know, don't razz me) white cheddar, and they had a very very thick gravy. So again it'd be a lot like a stew as opposed to a poutine, but I can't imagine how they'd make the potatoes actually crisp for the field.
Cheers from Ontario.
Leo Howler I'm from Ontario too! I'm in the Niagara area
Shredded cheese instead of curds is an acceptable substitute.
Purists are guilty of heresy against our lord reality.
Nice I'm from ny been to niagara it's so much better than our side
Leo Howler white Cheddar is the best on poutine. There is a lot of good places in Regina to get it
i been watching these for so long cant wait to see what else they come out with.
Steve: It’s not that good, believe it or not
Me, looking at vague brown blob of food featuring unseasoned potatoes and years-old gravy: I believe it.
"That'd be pretty.."
>Tray appears
"Nice"
No by the way, that is not traditional poutine. If you want a good poutine you have to go in Quebec
Best poutine I ever had was from a place called Smoke's Poutinerie. I know there's one in Toronto and one in Barrie.
Would you say there’s good poutine in Montreal? I’m only an hour away from there in New York.
The only great poutine you can have is the one you make at home, just make french fries outta fresh potato, a brown gravy sauce and cheese curds.
Just perfection
HORSESHOE PUB in Hudson MA has excellent poutine, with short ribs. The serving is huge, they have a massive bank of beer/cider taps; there's MEDUSA brew pub nearby, and even a hidden speakeasy (LESS THAN/GREATER THAN) in a nearby ice cream parlor...all within a four minute walk of each other!
GOOGLE THEM.
YES, I've had Quebec poutine, and this easily compares to it.
Here in Ottawa, best Poutine? Get it from a chip wagon.
Peanut butter burritos are a popular meal among American hobos. Tortillas don't take up a lot of space in your pack, a jar of peanut butter lasts forever & it's easy to make on a moving train.
Ewww you pee clean you live dirty gross ya know girls also read comments😤 🤮🤑🤬
+Brynja Turner I think his name is funny
Pissing Clean Living Dirty dye in a fyer
Pissing Clean Living Dirty you don't know what the fuck your talking about, train travel is damn near non existent
zackary cooper are you homeless? I've been many times and train hopping by the homeless is still very active. They just look a little harder than they used to for unwanted passengers. Also many states use trains in their public transportation systems.
Wow! I retired too early!! Looks like they kept all my favorite ones and added some great ones too!! Time to re-sign!
The FRHs are in the bulk boxes seperate from the IMPs, but when people "bring home" the extra IMPs that don't get eaten on exercises and deployments for them to show up in surplus stores and on Amazon, they're not smuggling out the FRH's also.
I'm so proud to be from Canada! By the way, how was your day Steve?
Steve1989 MREinfo Great! Or should I say, Nice. Thanks!
Noah Hannon Nice
>Proud to be from Canada
DISGUSTING.
THE DAY OF THE RAKE IS COMING LEAF.
Faustus Caligula Nice
Better than having an empty hairdo who can't use a 3 syllable word.
If there is one thing Canadians do well is their military rations :D No, but seriously i love you canadians.
I love you too.
thank you :) we love you too
ShutUpAndGoogleIt - What if he's ISIS?
if you're American -- they won't love you lol
its a very one sided relationship sadly
+ChaosmanOne then he would be the bomb
Accidentally asmr I love your videos man
I'm a 73 year old American and can see Canada from my house. You've tempted me to steal a boat tomorrow and cross the Strait so I can enlist in the Army of Better Food!
Your voice. Read me a bedtime story.
addison santos steve mre asmr lol.
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I'd pay for that.
Once upon a NICE!
addison santos NO
Broooo you heard my plea, in the last Canadian IMP I commented I really wanted to see poutine. You really do care ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
For some reason this one is my fav video I like watching lol maybe becuz I’m from Canada and I want to try those, good day.
I cant stop watching. Ive been subscribed since 2015
*PAIN HAMBURGER*
Pain is meat in french.
StealthFox Pain is bread, not meat.
StealthFox No it’s bread in french.
Bread hamburger? That's really dumb. WTF france? Pain du viande then means bread of meat. Literally translated though, I know it means meatloaf
StealthFox no i’m pretty sure in this case Hamburger is the adjective and the adjective always goes after the object so it would be Hamburger bread or Bun.
That's a lot of rations...
Nice!
I had poutine in Vancouver BC once and it was great, didn't look anything like that. Mine was real fries topped with a really good shredded chicken gravy and some nice cheese curds. It was friggin delicious!
Canadians are so adorable. It looks like little lunch bags like they are heading off to the first day of school.