Holy hell that made my day. Ostrich in Cranberry Sauce.... VIVE LA FRANCE!
I'll put a straight up bounty on one of these if anyone has any means of getting one. I love the concept of eating a French ration made from a gigantic Australian flightless bird. Closest we'll come to a dinosaur ration is how I see it.
Re: Lunch by the River RCIR Menu No 8
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 9:03 am
by BlackDogBob
Ruleryak wrote:Holy hell that made my day. Ostrich in Cranberry Sauce.... VIVE LA FRANCE!
I'll put a straight up bounty on one of these if anyone has any means of getting one. I love the concept of eating a French ration made from a gigantic Australian flightless bird. Closest we'll come to a dinosaur ration is how I see it.
Hahaha. Same thing goes for me. True story!
Re: Lunch by the River RCIR Menu No 8
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 10:30 am
by MREHungary
I might get one RCIR with ostrich or even two. I will ask my contact.
*** UPDATE *** This time only one ostrich ration is available, but my contact said there is a possibility he will get more later (if needed).
Re: Lunch by the River RCIR Menu No 8
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 12:11 pm
by BlackDogBob
If you can only get one, trade with Ruleryak. But please let me know if you get another one. Right now I have enough rations for at least two dozen reviews, so it would be awhile before I could get to it anyway.
Re: Lunch by the River RCIR Menu No 8
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 12:48 pm
by rabidwolf
Nice review Yowie!
Re: Lunch by the River RCIR Menu No 8
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 12:59 pm
by rabidwolf
Asger wrote:Great review and nature, thanks for the review and additional info about Australian life. I had that chocolate few times. I must addmit I find Australia very beautiful country but I'm scared sh*less of it. First thing I was looking on your photos of the river was snakes and various spiders
BTW French Army uses Bivouac knife for eating. I didn't watched this video I'm linking below because I have used it and never liked it. It's great to have all that in small package and the knife was sharp, really sharp, but fork and spoon are too small for my taste.
I have something very similar to that utensil set. Biggest difference is that it is colored in DCU.
Re: Lunch by the River RCIR Menu No 8
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 6:02 pm
by sourwes
I've had ostrich med rare but will barter for an ostrich MRE anytime!
Re: Lunch by the River RCIR Menu No 8
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 2:58 am
by Yowie
Hi guys, thanks for the kind replies.
@Asger, its a bit cold to worry about snakes at the moment. Spiders you can just step on Its the Crocs, sharks, Roo's Cassowary's and Wombats you really need to worry about. Thanks for the info on the bivouac knife. I see what you mean, I guess its a bit like the Australian FRED, not perfect but better than eating with your fingers
@Ruleryak, I do like the idea of an Ostrich based ration and would love to try one,but not to be picking nits mate, but Ostriches are African, Emu's are Australian . I wonder if we can convince the government to try a similar entree for a new CR1M. (They are pests in places. One of my cousins says they are in plague proportions where she works in Western NSW)
Yowie