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Thanks!

A few months ago, I tried the Russian equivalent to SPAM, called Tushonka. During WW2, it was mass produced by the USA for the USSR, as a way of giving the Red Army a more familiar and traditional food

It is really tasty, I would say it tastes a lot better than SPAM or canned corned beef,

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

http://journal.media-culture.org.au/ind ... rticle/299
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Gutsy guy! I don't think I could bring myself to stick some of that in my mouth.
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Gutsy guy! I don't think I could bring myself to stick some of that in my mouth.
Come on, I bet it was not one of WWII era [:D]

This one with steamed buckwheat is a yummy
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Very good combined with canned pea soup, some onion and mustard.
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Jellied bear liver? So FINLAND is the country killing off our bears for the black market in traditional cures! We will have to apologize to the Chinese ....[;)]
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Gutsy guy! I don't think I could bring myself to stick some of that in my mouth.

C-rations or whatever were never know as cuisine.[:D]

Some of it was a little better hot. We used the exhaust stack of our duce-and-a-half if we had nothing else.[:D]

If you're hungry you'll eat it.[;)]
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Gutsy guy! I don't think I could bring myself to stick some of that in my mouth.

C-rations or whatever were never know as cuisine.[:D]

Some of it was a little better hot. We used the exhaust stack of our duce-and-a-half if we had nothing else.[:D]

If you're hungry you'll eat it.[;)]
A tinfoil package tightly wrapped and wedged on the engine block during a long trip was my go-to hot meal (barring the presence of a restaurant of any kind!).
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Jellied bear liver? So FINLAND is the country killing off our bears for the black market in traditional cures! We will have to apologize to the Chinese ....[;)]
Relax, Finns have an endless supply of Russian bears trespassing the border [:D]
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ORIGINAL: LeeChard

Gutsy guy! I don't think I could bring myself to stick some of that in my mouth.

C-rations or whatever were never know as cuisine.[:D]

Some of it was a little better hot. We used the exhaust stack of our duce-and-a-half if we had nothing else.[:D]

If you're hungry you'll eat it.[;)]
A tinfoil package tightly wrapped and wedged on the engine block during a long trip was my go-to hot meal (barring the presence of a restaurant of any kind!).

Not too many restaurant's on the DMZ of Korea. We did however trade some 'canned' goods for fresh stuff if we were far enough back to be in the vicinity of locals. What that did for relations between Allies I can not say.[:D]
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