2016 Portuguese Navy 24 Hour Individual Combat Ration MRE Review Meal Ready to Eat Taste Test

This Portuguese Navy 24 Hour Ration is quite the MRE. With main courses like Veal & Pasta, high quality seafood sides, some of the best Flameless Ration Heaters (FRH) in a ration, and some seriously dry dark chocolate.. you've got yourself one fine package of military food!

HUGE thank you to Sniiip3r off Ebay & MREinfo - here is a link to his shop that sells an extensive variety of international rations including this Portuguese Navy 24hr:

Check out his shop! You won't be disappointed - and he's a awesome dude.

For correspondence, or to send a Military Ration for review, my mailing information is:
Steve1989
3616 Harden Blvd
360
Lakeland, FL 33803

And thank you everyone for watching & subscribing - hope
you enjoyed this one, as I certainly did making it!
-Steve
** All Music By: Steve1989 MREinfo **

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SparrowMedicine:

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™

[sascrob]

I come for the tray, but I stay for the musical spoons.

[dj]

Steves top ten;
10 ".M' kay"
9. "Thats rank"
8. "Thats a hard hitter"
7. Random smiles at camera when smoking cigarette .
6. "Something new ....or old"
5. "See ya"
4. "Cool"
3. "Lets get this out onto a tray"
2. "Nice Hiss"
1. "Nice"

[ItzKam]

Imagine soilders just sitting around waiting with their juice boxes

[Rudey]

You need to open a MRE Restaurant Steve. Provide solid fuel stoves, mess cups and nice tray and we pick a MRE from the menu.

[paulanhalt]

All the speeding up/ slowing down and pitch changes Steve does when he mixes the coffee are my favorite part of the videos at this point. It's such a funny and unique artistic choice.

[bia]

This is one of the only comment sections where everyone is super nice I love it.

[artzreal]

Ok, Steve, here we go. 1st, nice review, it's cool seeing an American talking about Portuguese product =). 2nd, if you think that's quality food, don't visit Portugal, you will never leave again, seriously. The canned tuna comes in big chunks and we have far superior quality than that. If you liked the industrial jam, you would think you have died and gone to heaven, when trying the jam made in the villages by old ladies, or even industrial jam by some brands that bet on natural products ( my mother does it great, all kinds of jam and marmalade ) 3rd, The way to prepare the coffee is, mix the coffee and the sugar and add just a few drops of boiling water just to get it moist, not liquid, and then stir very well until it becomes a yellow paste, like 3 minutes doing it. Then add the rest of the water, but only the just amount to fill one of those tiny expresso cups, and the smaller the cup, the warmer it stays. You will have a caffeine bomb full of foam on the top. Delicious. Good luck when the shtf. Consider coming here, for some strange reason, everything that is happening, is taking longer to happen here, plus, we are considerably far from volcanoes, nuclear heads likely destinations, and we still have a lot of wild land, etc, etc.

[SteveMRE]

Hey everyone, some of you may know, I live in central Florida and we got hit by Hurricane Irma. Preparations beforehand and the aftermath took well over 2 weeks out of this month's schedule.
All is well, and the hurricane didn't cause too much damage thankfully - just some knocked out power (and windows) - and 2 downed trees on the property.
So it's great to be back from that short hiatus and with several new videos this week including this Portuguese Navy 24hr,
and modern USAF Survival Evasion Resistance & Escape kits. I have more videos ready to release including a 1950 survival ration with cigarettes.
So stay tuned! It's great to be back - and for anyone else in Florida (and also Texas!) I hope you all are well and things are getting back to normal for you too. -Steve

PS - huge thanks to Sniiip3r for this ration - here is his shop! Check it out:

[broccolirob]

Steve’s family at thanksgiving dinner:
Grandma: “Nice”
Grandpa: “Nice”
Mom: “Nice”
Dad: “Nice”
Steve: “It’s a little underwhelming, could use some salt”

[BenRangel]

I knew the portugese would have some canned fish. They’re crazy for that stuff and have mastered the craft

[mehmeh]

So what did we learn here? If you want to stalk a Portuguese soldier during the night, follow the fish and lavender scents.

[useruserson]

In 5 years that juice box will be a wine box. Bonus!

[jansenart]

*Picks up broken flimsy plastic fork*

"Woah. Not bad."

[outdoor-buddy]

Portugese have specialized in canned fish. Overall portugal you find shops offering all kind of different canned fish (tuna, salmon, sardines, ...)
Wonderful!

Nice review Steve!

[robertopavon]

You need to put your voice to a gps device:
-"On 200 mts turn left."
Turn left.
-"Niiiiceeee"

[tengyungsheng]

I really like when the spoon hit the cup sounds . Hopefully one day Steve will eat my country Malaysia combat ration, and always don't forget says about that "nice !!! "

[LogitechXibanga]

5:16 that sound of the spoon hiting the glass cup its AMAZING!! sounds like a cellphone ringtone

[ajmaun]

When I don't feel like opening my limited MREs, it is quite relaxing to watch somebody else do it. Thanks Steve!

[MC-wrsz]

Needs a merch t-shirt saying
"Nice let's get this onto a tray....mmmkay"

Also: A Food TV network should seriously hire this dude...my god he sometimes makes 60+ year old canned food sound absolutely irresistible...

[rubengomezocana]

Tostada is not a biscuit brand, is the biscuit format. In Spain (I think in Portugal too) tostada is the rectangular biscuit, and "maria" we call the round shaped. Both are same recipe.
Love your videos btw.