Name: What Kind of Emergency Food Is Available in Japan?
Uploaded: 2021-11-28T17:45:04.000Z
Duration: 16 min 5 s
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Hi guys, welcome back to Tokyo Creative play.

I'm Natasha, I'm Alex and we are trying some emergency food today.

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So basically in Japan, they sell emergency food to prepare you for disasters or it can easily be packed for like things like camping, you don't want to cook, you can just bring it to your camping trip.

The best part about emergency food is it's really simple to prepare.

Some of you know, all the things that we got today don't require any.

So all of these emergency foods have a really long lifespan shelf life.

So these items go for around 3-5 years each, which we will go into detail as we eat that.

We are going to go through the course is like a full course meal.

I mean if you're in the disaster, I don't think you get all this in one go, that's true.

But we're just going to try our hand at different things.

So we have bread, some bread, like you know, little snacky bits and then we have full meals, like actual food.

We also have a little can of vegetable juice here that will last until 2025.

But along with these drinks, we also have a cup of our very own freshly squeezed lemonade with mint and cucumber which we just made, we did a T.

So if you're interested in checking that out, links up there, We just came back from washing our hands.

Alright even though we're not sharing food, we have our own separate plates and bowls and some serving spoon and everything.

So they have three types of bread in this so they have orange, black bean and whatever pucci where there is no idea, we'll find out.

So wait, when is the expiry date for this one?

So imagine with a solid five years before we can eat this.

I have never tried emergency food before.

So this is a brand new experience for me.

I heard like it's not as bad as it looks.

It's like a normal meal but you've do you feel like there's a lot of preservation inside there?

So they're just like three blocks literally.

And they don't say the flavors so I guess we're just gonna have to guess.

You wouldn't think that this is an emergency food.

Okay, documents oh, the orange flavor is coming.

It's like dark with No, I think once you put in your mouth you don't smell the dog food anymore.

Yeah, I'm not really looking forward to to really.

I don't mind it so much as the saliva sips into the bread more, the flavor kind of deepens and you can kind of taste more of the orange and I don't smell the dog food nous.

It does smell different than how it tastes like it's so dry during a disaster.

I don't mind eating, but I don't think you can be tricky.

Yeah, I don't really, I really don't mind that.

If you're lazy to pack anything, would you buy this over convenient bread?

No, this is harder to get than convening bread.

I think you could eat this, but if I went to the convenience store and I got bread that tasted like this.

Just a really nice simple girl mystery flavor.

It looks a little greenish maybe pan done pandan flavor.

Japanese people love pandan cake, you know.

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