Still have my ole' 1990's cans and they still taste good after many years. They used to be made in Oklahoma by the League of the Blind industries.

I'm baaackkkkk!!! After a long hiatus from the forums. I statr by posting a video related to a topic that hi very close to home. The disaster of Maria's hurricane in Puerto Rico. As part of the initial aid delivered by FEMA thousands of MRE's were given to the people in need. It was a very controver...

I went to a local gun show andhile looking at various surplus items I noticed a camo package when I looked closer I saw it was a russian ration needless to say I got it and 9 more for 25 bucks a piece and he has two more cases and will let them go for 150 a case and is local to me sorry no pics I d...

Awesome!!!

Awesome pics and reviews.
I guess I'm tempted now to open one of my 90's vintage RCW's and make a review of one of them.

Actually the can you posted says "Tushonka" and yes many companies including Swift made these for the soviets back in WWII. It was simple pork or beef with spices and lard.
Nice pic by the way.

Great vid, I wish it had English text. Now I could understand by the tone of their voices. Still edible I wonder what the item was. Canned Beef or Mutton? Norton, it was a can of Tushonka which is canned boiled meat with spices.. is heavy on salt and a lot of fat. Sometimes is the equivalent to Spa...

Like everybody said beef stew is a satisfying meal in itself and always bring memories of mom's wholesome cooking.... :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: As long as you have couple of potatoes/ sweet potatoes or other tubers, carrots, onions, spices, some flour, water and any kind of edible meat...