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I would be interested to see if those Ukrainian rations end up on Ebay at one point or another.

Thankyou for the interesting post, Laughing_man!

And Ken, that is very interesting about all the US rations ending up on the black market! I wish those cases of MCW's could make it over to us MREinfo folks instead!

Pretty neat stuff - I like the looks of those rations too - my stomach likes the looks of them as well.

I love all the differences in the world's military rations because of varying tastes & cultures - I still feel the absolute best ration IMO is still the Dutch Military Rats... ooohhh when will we meet again, beloved Dutch Rations!? Those are just heavenly.

I guess the Ukrainians didn't like our MRE's too much - guess all that sugar & trans-fat got to them..!

rekrutacja, thank you for the translation

Was the assistance to the Ukraine unnecessary?
And that dog recognizes a food additive! I was surprised at special training to the army dog of the Ukraine.

I regret that the shipment cost from the Ukraine to Japan is a large sum...

Them now at all to new rations. This plot to show as they care of the soldiers. And actually to them to spit on the soldiers - differently they wouldn't send them to fight without weapon against militants. So there not to rations to them now.Quality of the Ukrainian products disgusting, I checked on myself repeatedly. Not without reason we forbade import of all Ukrainian production

Why they eat borscht! I wonder if they have a borscht ration menu....

Well, looks like they are trying to feed the dog the refried beans portion of the meal. Given everything equal, I would expect the dog to go for the meat.

Tushonka IS dog food.
Very low grade Meat and fat.
(up to 30% fat)

Given a choice of refried beans or canned meat, I know what I'd choose...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tushonka

Well, I have tasted Spam in all its US variants and is ok. The TULIP brand for Denmark is awesome.
You can't find it here in the US, I get mine from Puerto Rico and is ten time better tasting than any spam variant.
I have never seen one like the one on the video though.
I would like to try some Tushonka since I have never tasted it.

Did you know that during WWII the U.S. supplied russian troops with tushonka made in the USA?

Yep, made by Purina, purveyors of fine.........Dog Food!

If you like Tulip brand meats, try and find a can of this