Simply The Best Ration We Have EVER Reviewed The Norwegian Arctic Field Ration Chicken Curry

I remember the old military rations in Norway. Basically dog biscuits and a can with some stuff named RSP (Reserve battle portion). Usually called "dead man in a can", or "Remains of exploded personel". I have tasted the new rations. They are certainly more tasty.

Real turmat is the most expencive brand here in Norway, most of the meals cost 10 dollar or more, not worth it for me atleast, i can make better "MRE" myself if i had a vaccum mashine.
Best regards from Norway.

You're welcome.

too indoor

Where in the world do you find these things!?

When im in the mountains fishing I always have some chicken curry in my backpack.

The Norwegina Artic also do Gluten free, lactose free options which is good for food sensitivities, so paid a bit extra. Agreed that the US and UK MRE's need a big taste upgrade

its a drink NOT A BAD BOY twat

80 REAL MRE's on my shelf....

Seal the main meal and give it a good squeezing, turn it up side down and squeeze some more, much easier than stirring for as long as you did. No way in hell I have the patience for all that stirring If I'm in battle and just want to eat quickly

Is that a meal? For someone addicted to trash food, it's good. The energy drink isn't food. The best and real ration for a soldier was the WW2 ration, both the American GI's ration and the German field ration were excellent because it included real proteins and calories from real animal source: beef/pork (canned corned beef/ham/bacon), fish (canned sardines/tuna), cheese, even crackling, and chocolate. Saturated fat and protein are better sources of calories than the all the carbs contained in the Norwegian trash!

Nice meal except im not a fan of curry anything - but if i was hungry and it was all i could get id eat everything except the main and trade it for something else later of lol

"fill it up til it looks right" buddy thats a constipation lol.
- Norwegian Medic

Seems like an arctic ration should come with some kind of heating mechanism?
A Russian one you get matches, fuel tabs, disinfecting wipes and water purification tabs, almost a mini survival kit if that's all you have

must be nice to piss money away on dumb shit

Rhat's a water bag, not a trash bag

Is there a top 10 MRE list?

I keep hearing good things about artic rations

Hi folks .. little bits of yellow. Hmm sounds like something i would cook. I wonder if the Norwegian army get angry when they are fed this

Well not very smart packing, imagine trying to open it on field, temp -10c in gloves :D

Freeze dried or vacuum packed? Makes a difference on shelf life.

Always enjoy your videos. The last military ration I had was a Vietnam war era C ration can of beefsteak, gravy, & potatoes. It was actually pretty good.,

For international climbers going for Mt Everest, Real is the preferred brand. And they know, they have tried every brand there is! You need every arrow pointing your way at 8000 meters

Lapskaus is the best flavor 😃

Tofu.

You need a better narrator.

You should really try the kebab ration version Norway has aswell, that is really really good :-)

How do you get this stuff through customs? I ordered three British 24 Hr ORP's from an online retailer out of Britain and they were confiscated by US customs. 130 bucks down the drain.

Did you find that adding much more water is needed to freeze dried rations to avoid dehydration or ... constipation due to expansion in the intestines?

Arctic rations even the old ones were good because they packed up small and light, but the main down side was you need a crap load of water. Not an issue in the Arctic or wilderness areas like Norway with plenty of clean water.

great food bad names. the phonetic Kylling for warrior meal. HMM?

On these, you need to open the slits at either side of the bottom, otherwise some of the contents aren't hydrated at all.

Curious about why the general packaging is so colorful. US MRE obviously wants their parts camouflaged in the field due to their green/brown coloring. So why did Norway go the opposite direction? Wouldn't it be a liability in a snowy white environment?

Look at all the E vitamins Jesus....

Where to buy? Great channel.

of course it is, its norwegian; not made in the US

"Best before" dates are meaningless, they're there so you'll have to buy more. Most of these dates are arbitrary.

The reason there's a use by date is because bureaucracy says there has to be a use by date.

I go deer hunting in the winter time. Something like that would be so awesome for lunch, and so handy. USA MRE not so much…. 🇳🇿

nope...

btw its still good like 10 years past expiration date for most all military rations, however, you lose taste

unlike steve1989 you dont act like some dumbass collector and just simply show the goods, you sir get a sub

The reason it have "short" shelf life is because of EU regulations. They have way shorter dates on stuff than what the actual time it goes bad for some reason.

I've only tried an MRE many years ago and it was the most god-awful thing I ever tasted. It tasted like a mix of Listerine and furniture polish. Maybe it was bad.

I hope that was ration meal pack was for one meal and not 24 hours. As an ex soldier in my country just about everyone took a bottle of tabasco sauce out bush with them to add flavour (or kill flavour if required).

"Not salty, not weird... hmmm..." Very helpful.

Got a long way to go before you can fill Steve’s boots , those food descriptions were LACKING my guy.

You may need to work on your adjectives... starting calling it dry wall mud to saying it smells and taste good. It would be better to just give a review of the food, vs calling it mud.

You keep saying that it is “freeze dried”. it’s not. It is dehydrated. Freeze dried doesn’t take hot water. You just eat it dry. Other than that, Interesting video.