American Soldier Tries Brazilian MRE

Published on August 27, 2023
Duration: 10:31

This review covers the Brazilian Army's 24-hour operational combat ration, Menu 3, by Nikko Ortiz. The MRE includes a main meal of ground beef with potatoes and rice, and a Feijoada stew, along with various snacks, beverages, and essential accessories like an alcohol gel heater. The reviewer found the main components surprisingly good for field rations, though the Feijoada was less appealing.

Quick Summary

Nikko Ortiz reviewed the Brazilian Army's 24-Hour Operational Combat Ration, Menu 3. The MRE features ground beef with potatoes and rice, Feijoada, various snacks, and beverages, heated via alcohol gel. While the main dish was surprisingly good, the Feijoada received mixed reviews for its texture and appearance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction of Brazilian Army MRE
  2. 00:29Menu 3 Identification
  3. 01:32Accessories Bag Review
  4. 03:37Meal Rations Breakdown
  5. 03:51Snacks and Sides Review
  6. 05:18Beverages Review
  7. 06:00Main Meal Tasting
  8. 09:21Feijoada Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Brazilian Army MRE Menu 3 contain?

The Brazilian Army MRE Menu 3 includes a main dish of ground beef with potatoes and rice, a Feijoada stew, cream crackers, gumdrops, a protein bar, a banana bar, instant coffee, electrolyte powders, and a chocolate drink mix.

How is the Brazilian Army MRE heated?

The Brazilian Army MRE is heated using an alcohol gel fuel source and matches, as it does not typically include a Flameless Ration Heater (FRH).

What is the shelf life of the Brazilian Army MRE?

The Brazilian Army MRE has a shelf life of approximately 2 years, with specific expiration dates visible on vacuum-sealed internal pouches.

Who reviewed the Brazilian Army MRE?

The Brazilian Army MRE was reviewed by Nikko Ortiz, who identified himself as a veteran and has experience reviewing military rations on his podcast 'Brutally Honest'.

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