Prepping & survivalSurvival Kitchen 1930This Is the 1867 German Ration That Never Spoiled. I Made It at Home.

This Is the 1867 German Ration That Never Spoiled. I Made It at Home.

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Published Sep 19, 2026, 3:06 PM · 3w ago

Survival Kitchen 1930
Survival Kitchen 1930
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📚 Get my Survival CookBook — Save over $2,000 a year on groceries. 100+ recipes for foods that last 2+ years without refrigeration: 👉 https://survivalkitchen1930.com/ 1867 German soup ration that never spoiled — I made this forgotten 5-year survival recipe at home. No fridge, no power, just old-world German war ration food preservation. This is a forgotten German soup recipe from 1867 that soldiers carried as an emergency ration. Depending on how you pack and store it, it can last anywhere from 6 months to 5 years — without a fridge, without electricity, and without any modern preservatives. In this video, I recreate the entire process step by step: drying orange lentils into flour, rendering pork fat and smoked bacon, building the spice blend, shaping it into a solid soup log, and finally sealing it for long-term storage. This recipe traces back to 1867 and was used by the Prussian army as a field ration — soldiers nicknamed it "dynamite soup" because of how it was rolled and wrapped. Today, we're bringing it back using simple pantry staples and basic kitchen tools. If you make this at home, let me know in the comments how it turned out, and don't forget to subscribe for more forgotten survival recipes from the 1930s and beyond. #survival #survivalfood #foodpreservation #preppers #survivalkitchen #oldrecipes #emergencyfood #homestead
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