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>Chinese tactical stir-fry machine with drone delivery

Is China closing the Burger King gap? Would you dare sample the tactical chicken and rice bowl on the battlefield?

This sounds off-topic but cuisine was a topic of military significance for Japan, having noted how logistically superior bread was compared to rice early on for provisions for the military. And so Japanese bread was pushed with a soft fluffy taste to match the national pallet even if it wasn't continued to solve issues with supplies during WW2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-77GGGxEvOU

It makes me wonder if the US has a cultural advantage as the morale boosting 'taste of home' is designed to be portable, quick and easy to deliver in a way other national cuisines just aren't.
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>>65306869
why do they wear helmets inside a field kitchen
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>>65306869
Ngl that looks pretty tasty for field cooking, but it has nothing on aircraft carrier galleys.
Wish China could do propaganda videos without that larpy gung ho striver feel to them, when burgers do it they're pretty laid back.
>pallet
It's spelled palate.
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>>65306900
Chinese everything is flammable and/or explosive, it's a reasonable safety precaution.
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>>65306869
Normally you'd get an implessive but that's actually kind of cool. And yeah, I'd take a bite of that.
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>>65306869
I hope there’s no fried rice in there or they’re in trouble…
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>>65307009
Case in point
https://www.reddit.com/r/CrazyFuckingVideos/comments/1uocwnb/truck_carrying_ammonia_nitrate_burns_then_blows_up/
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>>65306869
ex army cook here, I bet the boys are gonna love their meals when they are scraping them off the walls off of the hotbox lmao.
They couldn't secure it to the air frame?
As per usual an interesting idea terribly executed by the gooks
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>>65306869
>cooking food in washing machine
implessive
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>>65306869
Have they fixed the botulism issue yet?
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>>65306910
that meat looks drier than your grandmother's dusty cunt
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>>65307009
Not to worry. In the latest generation of chinese field kitchens everything was made out of inflammable materials
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>>65307157
That mostly just a thing with their MRE's. Their field kitchens use only the finest gutter oil and stolen rocket fuel.
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>>65306896
Yeah, the internet got SCRUBBED in the 3 months from Dec '19 to Mar '20 from all the bootleed videos of pandemic containment in Chinkna. Whole truck loads of pigs and ducks buried alive, peole locked in their apartments with the doors welded shut, highrises set on fire with people still in them and bodies stacked up at night on the sidewalks like cord wood. I SAW THEM.
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>>65306896
Biggest and most successful protests in Chinese history btw
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Implessive!
I am john hamburger idaho 县 we must respect mighty Chinese dragon, we beseech congressman we must close the stir fry gap!
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>>65306869
>Chinese tactical stir-fry machine
nothing wrong with these in principle, they're already being sold to and operate in commercial kitchens.
actual stir frying takes a fair amount of skill and relatively low volume so more surprised these weren't invented sooner.
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>>65307618
Eh, it's not really stir frying, you just physically can't do that in the volume that we're talking about here, it WILL start steaming the ingredients instead. The output looks tasty regardless.
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>>65307318
>t. picrel
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>>65307645
what makes stir fry distinct is intermittent contact with high heat. no reason you can't accomplish that with the right application of a rolling drum and an induction heating element. and yeah it's never going be as efficient as something like a pressure cooked meal but the main benefit is going to be less intensive use of skilled labor.
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Neat, can I get an order of, EGG FRIED RICE?
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>>65306869
are you telling me a clanker fried this rice
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>>65306869
This is the type of stuff that actually wins wars.
Stir fry trucks, ice cream ships, Burger King delivery planes.
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>>65306869
looks pretty tasty
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>>65306869
Implessive
Thread ignored.
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>>65307144
everyone's hiding in bushes nowadays. you need the sling to get the clearance to drop in cover
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>>65306869
What are those washing machine looking things?
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>>65307009
...wouldn't that include their helmets?
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>>65307690
I'm picturing some marines sneaking into the line at dinner time:
>knee-how comrades, how about that math amirite
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>>65306900
you clearly are a newfaggot. Open liveleak and learn how everything just tends to explode or eat your limbs in China. See those rotating devices? I wouldn't dare put my hand inside. Those chink soldiers are truly heroes for trusting a Chinese mechanical device
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>>65307318
keked
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>>65307318
Man I still miss LiveLeak.
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>>65308045
Industrial stir-fryers. They're based on candy coating machines, except they're heated to the point of being able to fry food. The rotation makes for relatively even heat. The bitch about them is getting hit with falling oil.
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Impressive.

With this most recent achievement, fate has in a single stroke, marked the decline of the western military meals and spelled a new era of wondrous prosperity and healthy global dominance for the Chinese dragon, which promises to firmly stand in sharp contrast to the historically greasy ascent of western powers and the cholesteror-raising ruin it brought to its soldiers. With the blessings of Chinese traditional cuisine, washing machine stir-fryers will be the instruments with which China affirms its noble stewardship of 21st century military food and offers the non-western world a different option; an healthy alternative to the depredations of Western slop and the opportunity for a more nutrient-rich and balanced nourishment.
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>>65306869
where's the protein?
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>>65306869
I just knew someone would make this thread after finding a twitter post about it, guess what chinky we have actual mobile kitchens too
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>>65306869
I bet this is for officers only, everyone else gets stale botulism MREs.
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>>65308219
Steve didn't even almost die after eating their most recent MRE, China has officially passed the 1920s in field ration technology.
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>>65306869
Idk but it looks better than the gutter oil slop they serve at home. I'll take a plate.
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>>65306869
>cuisine was a topic of military significance for Japan, having noted how logistically superior bread was compared to rice early on for provisions for the military. And so Japanese bread was pushed with a soft fluffy taste to match the national pallet
Except it isn't
Rice keeps longer than bread and is easier to transport, store, cook and consume on military campaign overall, which is why Japan stuck with rice
Winnowed rice grains can be stored uncooked for a very long time, with rice weevils deterred by extremes of temperature
Only hardtack can compete with rice in storage, and it too attracts weevils and mealbugs, while consuming more time, effort and resources to bake.

>>65306869
Nothing tactical about this. It's just transporting basic commercial stir fry machines to some pseudo-military setting.
Come back when they also have a portable machine to dice all those ingredients.
(Check out that tactical basket)

>>65307645
>you just physically can't do that in the volume that we're talking about here
And what volume would that be?
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>>65308070
That sounds exactly some shit they would pull, just sneak into everyone's camps at dinner during a joint exercise to figure out who has the best chow.

>>65308370
I like that they sent him the MREs to recover from the implessive dispray of his other video
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>>65306869
>no gutter oil in sight
based
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>>65308116
In the bugs that come with the rice and vegetables
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>>65310087
>the bugs that come with the rice and vegetables
They're called "waitresses" anon
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>>65306869
This is actually pretty sick. US should create a mobile Panda Express container
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>>65306869
>The CCP can make food!
Only a commie nation with projection issues that starved a billion people to death would think to even boast about this. Also would you even dare eat anything made in China by the government?
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>>65306869
>make food at rear line
>ship to front line guys with drones
>enjoy (relatively) hot meal near point of contact
The US's biggest advantage has been logistics for a long time, it's interesting to see Chang realize that and do something to try and match it.
Still not on the same level of a BK on base, but probably a bit nicer than being stuck munching on MREs, doubly so given the reputation Chinese ones have.
That said, I feel like running hot food out to guys in a dugout with a drone is a bit risky, seems like it could easily give away their position and get the hammer called down on them.
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>>65306910
>This containerized mobile kitchen has nothing on this permanent one inside a floating city!!!
(I made this post to point out that you are fucking retarded)
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>>65306869
>cooking stir-fry in a cement mixer
Ingenius.
The 120rpm spinning of the airlifted chow box for efficient stir&serve
Impressive.
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>>65306869
>burgers don't know
The PLA is all about chow. It's a point of pride for them, and made easier by being deployed close to home; their documentaries are flooded with stuff like 'check out this new unmanned heavy delivery drone....we use it to deliver fresh green onions to troops in Tibet!'
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>>65310832
Every military is all about chow. The US military was going wild when they finally got the pizza MRE to work. The biggest difference is that the US hasn't had to deal with famine since probably the Great Depression and our troops expect to be fed fresh food if not on a combat mission. So a video of a drone sending food to troops would just have everyone asking where the trucks full of the stuff are
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I demand 10 billion more USD to Lockmart and NG to combat this Chinese menace
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>>65308862
The oil change lamp in the driver cabins does not permanently glow for no reason. It's rerouted through the fryer.
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>>65310832
hell yeah, link?
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>>65310659
>hot food out to guys in a dugout with a drone is a bit risky
Gotta break some eggs to get that fried rice
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Looks better than Panda Express desu
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>>65313905
No orange chicken, no eat
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>>65312600
>bit risky
>gunner!
>target that egg foo young!
>YES, SGT MAJOR!!
Right between the edd rolls!
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>>65307683
I ordered egg fried ice, not egg fried ICE. This shit's COLD.
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>>65306869
I fucking hated field cookery, I rather clog my rectum with MREs an entire week before I let Joel from the drags of kitchen touch the food I am going to consume.
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>>65317355
the thing is that nobody's touching food in OP's mp4
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>>65306869
that's nothing
the chinese also make BBQ chicken wings IN SPACE!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WBWgWU9qsY
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>>65306869
Why every single chinese propaganda video has them with their helmets on at all times?
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>>65308062
these make pretty good helmets.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-Trail-9-5-inch-Camping-Frying-Pan-Black-Carbon-Steel-with-Folding-Handle/2761760779?classType=REGULAR&from=/search

I cut the insulation off the handle and put in oven on "clean" cycle to reduce to bare metal, then season.

Get two, they are both cheap and lite, then you can make a covered pot.

It can go from broiler oven or stovetop to table top as a big bowl/plate. Good size for mixing bowl or mini-wash basin.
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>>65318330
I also like this. lightweight with welded steel handle means is 110% oven, camp-fire safe but also does toss-fry.

but the killer feature is the semi-flattened but still fully rounded shape. once even mildly loaded it stays level, but the bottom is still rounded for stir-fry action.


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