We Ate 100-Year-Old Food from Every War!

A heartfelt thank you to our brave veterans and military personnel. In this video, we'll taste a piece of history by trying foods that sustained them during challenging times. It was an honor to create this tribute, and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Happy Veterans Day!

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#food #history #old

[galenwolf]

Guga: "No longer edible"
Steve1989MREInfo: "Lets get this out onto a tray, nice" proceeds to munch on original K rations

[scottsmith]

Dude dedicating this to his fallen "bro" really got me. Happy veterans day, man, and all vets for their service.

[neptunium]

“Your mom taste good?” brooo Guga chill out 😂

[palehorse]

Army forward observer that served in Afgan in 08-09 & 10-11. Thank you for making this video, you gratitude shows. Thank you for your channel, one of my bucket list goals is to eat a steak you prepared.

[garryhammond]

Very awesome video Guga.
Many thanks for acknowledging those that served throughout the years and focusing on what they had to eat to survive. - Cheers!

[benvasilinda]

1992-2001 Army Airborne Ranger vet here. Thanks for this great video and a shout out to the veterans out there and most importantly, the current soldiers serving us now. A big hooah to u and ur family Guga. A special thanks for those soldiers who gave it all.

[AdamRaymond-ry]

3:28 correction, The USA actually fought a couple of times before overseas. There where US troops involved abroad in both the Barbary wars in 1800s and later had limited envolvment in the Boxer rebellion in China in 1900

[Nemerson]

12:38 goin in the running for most out of pocket guga moments

[IILionII]

I'm in the Navy, and being a follower of you for a long time, you doing this, and also mentioning another youtuber that does videos on MRE's, Guga, I really appreciate you doing this. It means alot to me, thank you for you showing respect, Ive always been a fan, thank you for doing this, it really means alot.

[concernedcitizen]

hahaha the soldier on meal one, ' its not that bad '. that's a true one right there, that is just happy to have food.

[joebenzz]

My Grandpa did WW2 on the pacific side. He never wanted to speak of the things he saw but the only thing he'd say is that the real heroes are those who never came back home and he resented the medals he was given.

[arenmaxwilson-wright]

Alternative title: "I got botulism using this one weird trick."

[CssHDmonster]

steve not replying is so on character for him, lmao

[swgclips]

Vietnam MRE: perfectly edible, enjoyable
20 year old MRE: moldy instant coffee

[devonshelton]

Thank you David for your service. The people who fight for our freedom do not get the credit they deserve. Thank you to all the troops foreign and domestic.

[teetbeezoon]

"Your mom taste good?"
I'm ded! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[straighttalkwithkyle]

Sorry Guga but that is not how they would have eaten that food in 1776. a small group of soldiers would have had a cook pot, the hard tack would be likely be made and brough in and the meat would be soaked and rinsed a couple of time because it would have been heavily salted. The meat would be cut up with whatever else they had and stew would be made. The hard tack would likely be broken up and put into the stew as the starch filler. It's too hard just to bite into. That would have been a lot of soldiers with broken teeth.

[sladeswanson]

Wait a minute, this isn't Steve of 1989mreinfo

[Ordyman]

Thank you David for your service. I did 20 years 8 months in the Navy. God Bless you and your brothers and sisters. Also Guga thank you making this informative video.

[LonelyBreadRoll]

When i was deployed on the USS Nimitz, Outback Steakhouse sent chefs and food to the carrier and made surf and turf for every member on board. They also brought blooming onions, mashed potatoes (ours were always powdered mash, but Outback brought real spuds), french fries and cheese cake. Some of the pilots i worked with were able to swindle some cheese cakes into the ready room before Outback workers left and shared with us or bartered it for good cigarettes. I got a chocolate cheesecake for a pack of Turkiah Gold that i shared in the berthing. Me and about 15 ladies had movie night and cheesecake and for a little while, we were just women chilling. The Outback guys left the Nimitz as heros. Ill be a 90 year old lady sitting in my rocking chair and ill still remember how good that meal was. They got a customer for life.