2021 Canadian LMC Lightweight Meal Ready to Eat Review MRE New & Improved Light Ration Taste Testing

Check out this new & improved Canadian Light Meal Combat, featuring high tech state of the art shelf stable snacks of utmost quality. Creamy crunchy chocolate Xact protein bar, delectable grape drink, and a hot cup of latte coffee that would make you question your need to ever buy normal coffee ever again. Behold, the equivalence to the US FSR, but it's Canadian. And that alone makes it worth checking out.

Also, give MRE Empire a look. He's a ration shop that has been in business for a few years now and I've done about a dozen successful deals with Bart, the owner. He's cool. Give him a look.

I'd like to give a mention to two MRE Reviewers as well.

Canadian Trucker MRE Reviews
: Laid back style, reviewing one component at a time, quality dry humor, dude is super cool and helps out a bunch of new MRE Hobbyists.

Smitty's MRE Reviews
: Varied and fresh ration review styles. Extremely knowledgeable to all rations, especially Canadian. Witty humor and great camera work. Very helpful and supportive to various ration reviewers.

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

[ianshear]

Nothing like ending the night off with a new Steve video

[pablopablo]

Steve is one of the only YouTubers who you genuinely smile whenever you see a new upload. All the views and he hasn't changed a bit that is so very rare.

[ElliottRE]

I wish to be as happy as Steve getting two beverage bags

[raddimusmcchoyber]

I cannot explain, nor understand, why I feel such delight hearing Steve talk about low density poly-ethylene packaging. But I do, almost as much as when he talks about thermo-stabilised retort pouches.

[MrRobburdette]

I’m a nurse sitting down after 13 hours to an MRE, US, beef stew. And this popped on my phone. I keep telling my coworkers to get this out on a tray. Nice.

[lordvishnu]

This is what I consider an "influencer, " or what *_should_* be considered one. He offers something of actual value and utility with honesty and enthusiasm. The only thing manufactured about his videos are the MREs.

[kentbenedict]

Your channel is the definition of quality over quantity.

[arias]

I won't lie, I was at Disney land last night and stopped ans sat down to watch this video when I got a notification for it. Totally worth it

[gryphon]

Late night MRE snack? Absolutely! Always puts a smile on my face seeing a notification from Steve. Even if it is 9:00pm

[NatiSaednejad]

In bed ill with a cold, but two new uploads and hearing "Let's get this out onto a tray" has got me feeling NICE.

[rpm]

its late in the evening, i’m hungry, and morale is low. suddenly Steve comes out of the bush, into the light of the fire, with a video of Canadian light rations.
Always turns up when most needed, least expected.

[kueapel]

I'm an indonesian. I've got my hand on one single pack of US MRE back then, and it was a treat. I had a dream of owning packs of these lying around for everyday meal, but with Indonesian salary it ended up impossible.

Your video help me live that dream and I'm grateful of it.

[kimmypayne]

Lost my job on Thursday. This is just what I needed. Steve always lifts my spirit

[brandonbostocky]

I started following Steve about 3 months ago. A friend of mine at work mentioned a guy who ate and reviewed an 1899 emergency ration. I was intrigued so I checked it out. I was amazed by the passionate and excited way he presented the history and the ration itself. Since then, I have made the history of military rations and other aspects of militaria a hobby of mine. I have acquired a bunch of Korea and Vietnam era rations with the intention of researching, opening, and documenting them. I enjoy the newer stuff like this review, but the main draw for me is the time-capsule, scientific, and historical aspects of Steve’s review and of course, the way he describes and documents everything in such amazing detail. Thanks Steve!

[bmanfitz]

These never get old, it's truly amazing how well you represent the MRE experience! 👌

[Jagabot_Esq.]

The Jerky is super easy to open, you grab it at the corner (the one that appears rounded inwardly), by each layer front and back, and pull it apart. They're sealed specifically to be able to open that way without tearing or cutting Steve.

[jamesjonathan]

Man I gotta get into trying these myself, it seems so interesting to see the different eras in history represented through rations

[geneard]

Jerky, I learned from my Grandfather an old Infantry Cook (WWI, he went Navy after that) that you can take any jerky and steep it in hot water and add it to things like a can of beans, or scrambled eggs and its pretty awesome.

[SmittyMRE]

Heck yeah, my friend, thank you so much for the upload and for the mention. Really appreciate both, but most excited to see you check out some rations haha.

[GooseGosselin]

Being Canadian I might be a little bias, but I really like this ration. It's almost identical to what I would bring to work to get me through 11 hour days. The protein drink seems like an amazing addition, no doubt many more MRE's will adopt it as well. Sweet stach by the way Steve!