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Here's another outdoor review. This one will be a little different because I'm going to do it under more "realistic" field conditions than usual. For this one I'll skip the "luxuries" of a tray, mess kit or utensils (other than the included spoon of course). The only thing I'll have available to me is water. This is kind of like a "sequel" to the MRE Basics video "Just How 'Ready-to-Eat' is an MRE?" where I tried out an MRE just as it was, without any water or preparation. That video was meant to be a bit of an extreme test of the "ready-to-eat" nature of MREs, but a lot of people complained that soldiers are always supplied with water or that they wouldn't ever be caught without water. I thought the point of that one was pretty clear, but some people just didn't get it. This one is similar, but WITH water! Here's the MRE Basics video in case you want to check that one out. Thank you for watching!
MRE Basics: Just How "Ready-to-Eat" is an MRE?:
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