Lets see and try some food from the Russian army.
Besides the everyday ration soldiers can also get some fruit, but very rarely.
Tuesday. Breakfast, dinner and supper.
Wednesday. Breakfast, dinner and supper.
Thursday. Breakfast, dinner and supper.
Friday. Breakfast, dinner and supper.
Saturday. Breakfast, dinner and supper.
Sunday. Breakfast, dinner and supper.
Butter and a piece of bacon.
Cheese and an egg.
Milk.
The soldiers’ ration. Energy value – 3595 kkal.
The packed meals.
The ration for 10 people.
A box for the daily ration of 10 people.
The beet soup is rather good.
But potato mash is disgusting.
Packed cereals.
Tea.
Sugar.
Salt.
The survival ration is used only in extreme situations.
Survival ration.
A non-tasty pea concentrate.
Products for one person for a day.
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I’m hungry
Everything is brown….. Not very appealing
I’m sure it keeps the troops going, but it’s a shame to see so little in the way of fresh vegetables and fruit. The US military is big on healthy eating, specifying substantial quantities of salads, fresh fruit, and vegetables for everyone except those actually in combat the field, and even then they ensure fruit and vegetables in some form are provided in the field rations.
They’re also big on everyone being gay.
They can specify it all you want, the young-ones will still eat junk for preference. Pizza, burgers, chips, what the hell ever.
It was a dark and sad day when they let f’ing “Mack Dognuts” and “Pizza da Gut” on board any of the US military bases.
That garbage would gag a Marine, much less a maggot.
Grrrrr!
they receive freaking vegetables and hermitized fruits. All the needed nutrition is ACHIEVED.
Ololo, the cheapest sausages and burgers, matted mess, an ancient fruit compote, the soup of the three beans or macaroni – as usual in the Russian dining
fresh vegetables is very expensive
Clever, why do you think that hot dogs cost? In my country, the army soldiers are not devour hamburgers! You probably never served at all, sitting in front of a computer and someone else I will omit. Come better sport loans!
Yeah, and every US army base has McDonald’s, Taco Bell and all that other junk. The food in the Russian army looks healty, nutritious and tasty.
looks good?
ER had a post last year that showed tin cans of pork and pepper that was sent to Russia during ww2 from the US. They didn’t have any way to seal the tin lid like now so they covered the meat with pork fat. They showed one can that they just took away the fat and even after all these years it said it was still ok to eat.
@SVEN
“….. looks healty, nutritious and tasty”
Dude, are you on crack?
no wonder russian soldiers are so skinny
It does look good whatever the Hell it is.
Does anyone know what these dishes are? I’m talking about what’s on the big plates. The boiled egg and the bread are obvious.
The food I ate in the USAF was great to horrible depending where you were and who was cooking it. In basic training and tech school, rhe food was great for the most part. Then the quality in taste seem to go down at some duty stations. I RARELY eat at fast food places.
Iate some very old rations that were all in cans and came with a small can opener with a hole so we could string it on the chain with our dog tags. The rations were fine. They handed them out to us because they were going to expire soon. That was in the early 80′s CANNED pineapple cake is what I remember the most.
Now I’m hungry too.
You were also in the air force?
Me, too. USAF, over 20 years.
yes but not for 20 years, only 4.
Isn’t your cousin in the USAF too?
what happend to monday??
damn i get hungry by looking at this
the foods are high in fiber that kasha thing is really nutrishious, alot of vitamins, it is looks not appetizing because its natural, in russia they hate color addons like in russia a chicken will appear bluesh and greyish and skinni its organic in america chicken looks pinkish and kinda fresh looking because of add on paint that makes it look appealing, but thouse chemicals are deadly over time, about the fruits its true russia is in the northern part and bananas and pineapple reaches only suppermarkets and army gets and apple or pear sometimes, but they do eat salads its mandatory usualy by stealing it from near by farms, in america they have a lot of junk food thats why so many problems with overweighs and pains
Sober up. Bio-chicken is not grey, it is yellowish, skinny and hard to bite. Grey/blue chicken is not “bio”, it is just… rotten.
This is the first time this site has shown Russian food that doesn’t look horrible, LOL
All carbs, no vegetables. People need food in colors, not beige and brown.
there is beetroot, cabbage, carrots, peas, corn, potatoes and all the soups are with veggies.
And it does look bloody tasty! It’s the kind of food you could find in all the “stolovayas” before they’ve got closed down. But I bet you can still find those in small towns and in the government owned companies. Miss it. Ah! And that brown stuff on one of the plats is marrow “caviar” – really delicious with black bread!
Indeed.
Oh, wow! They took lots of food, put it on tables and named each table after each day of the week, that should definately mean this is what every soldier in the Russian army gets for their meals… Although last time I heard Russian army still utilizes canned meat and beans from the Cold War era. Besides being so miserable Russia is also a pro at showing off…
Oh my, they still pack milk to plastic sacks in Russia?
Yep. and what’s wrong with that if it’s biodegradable?
Let the sack full of milk fall on the ground. You can also put the sack into your shopping bag, then add some sharp objects like the plastic bowls used to pack the cheese on the photos. Add a 5-kg sack of potatoes and try to bring the milk home.
Repeat the experiments with tetrabrik
These obsolete sacks disappeared some 20 yrs ago where I live and were replaced with tetrabrik and PET bottles.
Tetrapack uses a lot of space. Here we have either sacks or bricks or bottles.
true. on the other side it teaches you to be more careful with your shopping))))))
on that picture where is says: “Butter and a piece of bacon” — that’s NOT bacon…
You must be present, the fat has never seen, so here it is-FAT!
nu neploho.) ja toz ho4u tak pitatsia.) navern nuzno brosat rabotu architektora i idti v armiju.))