Taste Testing All PEAK REFUEL Meals (standard). These guys are the new kings in the industry.

Have you tried out Peak Refuel yet? What's your favorite Peak Refuel meak?

Use real milk in the granola meals it makes a big difference and breakup the biscuits before reconstituting it, so they won't be crunchy a big difference as well. A lot of these freeze-dried meals need a little tweaking but once you figure it out, they are better.

You can aqlwqays tell if it wasn't real milk. You can get close but power milk is powdered milk.

Dal bhat is staple indian veg food , most common and easy to make comfort food. Thanks for having that flavour 🇮🇳

I’m modifying your stupid rating scale. 5 is something you make at home. No rehydrated food could ever compare and be a 5. So 4 is the highest you can get.

Butternut Dal Bhat is the best dehydrated camp meal I've ever had. All-time favorite, I bring one on trail every time.

very helpful video!

Yall Need to do a review of the new OMEALS. no boiling of water or anything. They boil and steam on their own. Just add cold water.

At $15 a meal package I rather bring some rice and a can of salmon or beef stew for a camping meal.

ill be the one to comment about dog food, F*%K that!!! I love what you guys are doing and please keep doing what you do!! But I need to ask a question or two. 1) Did you ever hear when eating these meals to have multi vitamins just to replace anything you may need? 2) Did you ever hear as for MRE or freeze dried meals you shouldnt eat more than a week to ten days of these meals. Thanks guys and again you know f'em Thanks

As other commentators have said, each portion is too large. Could a package be opened and divided prior to a hike or sail, in Baggies or some other suitable product? Also are the containers themselves resealable if you did not want to consume the entire package?

Sailboat Captains: I am provisioning for my first week long sail single handling. Freeze dried meals seems like a smart way to simplify my galley and meals. Your comments please.

In Stalingrad during WWII they ate babies.

IN other survival situations, mothers and fathers added SAWDUST to food to make it more filling.

I think I can survive on my readywise. I'll just add whatever else I have to it to thicken and flavor it up. Like a squirrel. Or rabbit. Or whatever fish I can catch that day.

These are my go to for back country hunting, hi calories, high protein, very little water needed, treats my GI track well, low sodium, l like the biscuits and gravy, all the pasta meals over 1000 cals, and the coconut curry the best

Tip for the biscuits and gravy meal- break up the biscuits in the bag before even opening,
Still some crunchy bits but overall a better texture

Very nice video. How long have you two been a couple?

One of my main concerns with emergency meals, or ANY kinds of meals, is serving size. I frequently get Family sized portions for MYSELF, and I am not a big man. I just can't see how 12 spoonfulls of anything is going to fill me up. So I am a bit skeptical of the serving sizes, and I'm not speaking about Peak or Mountainhouse or 4 Patriots in particular, just serving sizes in general. It seems like I'd have to buy twice as much as is recommended. The other thing is protien vs carbs. I looked at like 4 Patriots meals, and not only were the servings sizes small, but they seemed to be mostly carbs, which might fill me up on the run, but wouldn't be a sustainable diet for the long term with low protien, even if I was eating twice as much, as I would expect to be. I haven't had as much experience with Mountain House, but like, I could eat three of their oat meal breakfasts, or, more accurately would HAVE to, to be sated. Is it just me? I haven't tried the Peak, but I expect the more you pay, the better the serving sizes, and amount of protein. The cheaper, the more corners probably have to be cut to keep it affordable. It was a long time ago, but I think I did like the stroganoff, and it might have even filled me up. I can't recall. I also liked the breakfast skillet,. I didn't try too many, I believe I bought the weekend box, and it had basically a few days worth of 3 meals per day for two people, but for me, it was probably more like enough for just me. I do need to eat less, I've got a little belly goin on, so maybe they are about the right amount. Just being honest.

Pure talent. No words

HEY! You didn't try their Peach Cobbler! Yummy, I tried it last night.

I fell for the pinnacle lol its dog food. I went to look. Lol

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paste-o lol

Also, I would imagine that the bean chili is an existence because beans thicken things and they tend to be your replacement for gluten which is wheat and they use the chili