Name: I Tested Viral Outdoor Food Hacks
Uploaded: 2026-03-22T21:32:28.000Z
Duration: 17 min 31 s
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Food is often the difference between surviving in the wild and not.

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And for years, the Internet has claimed that it's figured out survival food hacks that will not just help you survive, but

Which are safe and which should never be attempted?

That's why I'm bringing in wilderness and survival expert Coyote Peterson to put these to the test.

There are many different ways to start fire.

Magnifying glass to harness the power of the sun to start a flame.

And supposedly you've got a bag of Doritos.

I always feel like they start a fire in my tummy when I eat them.

I wouldn't ever probably dump out all my Doritos into a fire like that.

You can use this as something to flash and signal at an airplane for somebody to let them know that you're in danger.

Or if you injure your hand, then you could wrap this up to keep it dry, make sure that you didn't get any infection into those cuts.

I'm gonna go double thumbs up on this one.

If you're in a survival situation where you someh yourself with flour, water, salt, baking powder, you can make bread.

Make sure that that water is evenly distributed.

This dough could really use some more hydration.

But you take your dough and you wrap it around a stick or a log.

You're going to set this over an open flame, being careful not to burn it, rotating it occasionally until it's baked throughout.

Took about 20 to 30 minutes and we have Bigfoot's toe.

Now, do you have butter in your pocket as well as salt, Josh?

If you had, like, something to eat with this would probably be even better.

I think it's got some bitter elements from the smoke that's hit it for so long, but

I would trust it if I had all these things.

Not necessarily a survival hack, but we're gonna say thumbs up.

Okay, so there are obviously smaller versions of cooking an animal, right?

Maybe you have segments of an animal, whatever.

This is the first time I've ever seen this place a bucket, ideally a metal bucket, over the chicken.

I think we're supposed to lean burning logs against the bucket so that the heat cooks the chicken.

There's a lot of residual that wouldn't be enough to heat it.

Now that you put the coal base on top of the bucket, on the other hand, I think you have tons of downward heat.

So what I think will happen is we'll end up with a half cooked chicken that's mostly burnt and then raw the rest of the way.

I think that if either of us try to eat any of this chicken, we're gonna get extremely sick.

I'm gonna say we got a 50% cooked chicken, possibly 75%.

And is it okay to eat 75% cooked chicken?

This takes a while to cook, so we're gonna check on this at the very end of the video.

So in the meantime, let's move on to the next hack.

So you've stumbled upon a can of unmarked soup.

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