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**Title:** Survival Martin - Field Kitchen Type 3 Review
**Summary:**
* The host, Martin, reviews a "Field Kitchen Type 3" survival food package, costing €30.
* The package contains 3 main meals and snacks for 24 hours, totaling 3,200 calories.
* Martin prepares and tastes each meal, sharing his honest feedback:
+ Coffee: good (highlight of the package)
+ Meals (e.g., lentil stew, oatmeal porridge, mashed potatoes): mostly over-seasoned and unimpressive
+ "Field Bread": requires kneading and baking, which Martin finds impractical for a survival situation
* Martin rates the overall package 3/10, criticizing the tedious food preparation process and unimpressive taste.
* The video ends with a humorous commentary on Martin's adventurous personality.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, each with a number, and excluding opinions:
1. The content is from an episode of "Survival Martin".
2. The host is testing a "field kitchen type 3 epaiert" (likely a typo, possibly meaning "field kitchen type 3 ePaiert" or a similar product).
3. The field kitchen is a civil version of an e-passport that can be bought without belonging to any country.
4. The host has a 24-hour ration pack for testing.
5. The pack includes three main meals and snacks.
6. Meal contents mentioned include:
* Lentil stew
* Oatmeal porridge
* "Spread" (with mushrooms and hot old potatoes)
7. A "field bread" is part of the pack, requiring:
* 12 tablespoons of water (equivalent to 60 milliliters)
* Kneading into a dough
* Resting for 10 minutes
* Baking in a pan over medium heat for about 2 minutes on each side
8. Other items in the pack include:
* An energy drink
* Coffee (requiring 12 minutes steeping time)
* Lemon tea
9. The pack's cost varies by type:
* Type 1 costs 30 euros
* Type 3 also costs 30 euros (plus the cost of a gas stove)
10. Total calories in the video's ration pack are mentioned as 3,200 calories.
11. Preparation times and methods are detailed throughout the content.