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LOL I saw your comment this morning and was thinking to myself, "No way I could say that this year!" I got four big butternut, and a nice sized pumpkin. Too much for just two of us to each quickly enough! LOL But I AM thinking of making one tonight - diced and roasted in the oven. Hope you enjoy yours! - Judith Garton, Director, Biblical Prepping

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Years ago I tried the salt style - it did NOT work for me all day...maybe for two or three hours. LOL I wish that it had, though! So glad it works for you! <3 - judith, Director, Biblical Prepping

Thank you for your reply. Since we cook pretty much everything from scratch, yes, I do have a lot of onion and garlic scraps - but it's not too much in comparison to all the other ingredients I pile in. We have 1/4 acre of wooded area and I add a lot of leave material as well as all the grass scraps and green wood chips I get from cleaning up the yard. It makes a good balance. I just can't seem to keep up with layering. LOL That ends up messing with my temperature in the pile. My peppers have been having problems since I moved from my old garden plot to my new area. It's just that our soil is REALLY that bad. The builders of this area, some 20+ years ago, allegedly removed all the topsoil. So it has too much potassium and other minerals. I have been trying to balance that out now for three garden seasons with raised beds in this new plot - got some great advice from WVU when they tested our soil for us. It IS getting there...little by little. This year my peppers did horribly because I could NOT get the seeds to start well and when I FINALLY got tall enough plants, it was too late. My hope is next year will be a blessing! Citrus - I hardly ever put citrus in the piles now. For some reason, even the organic citrus we can buy is now sprayed with a lacquer to make it shiny. VERY frustrating. I can't even dehydrated that junk. Wish WV could grow good citrus crops. LOL Just not the right environment up this high! I do appreciate your input - if you have any other ideas or thoughts, please share! Like how to stay on top of adding the ingredients so that you CAN get & keep a good pile going! I am the only "worker bee" human who enjoys all that yard work. LOL - Judith, director Biblical Prepping

Ronald, I'm sorry to hear that - Mine is still working perfectly after about 3 months of having it. Do you mind my asking: 1) Does it just not CHARGE any more? Or charges but doesn't run? 2) If it turns on, is it that nothing comes out the sprayer? I had this problem and realized there is an internal filter inside the bottle at the bottom of the tube attached to the sprayer handle. I had a clogged one and it strained the motor badly. I almost caused mine to go kaput. Discovered that even though I run the liquids through a fabric to strain debris, there is micro stuff that still clogs that inside filter. I don't know if this will help. Just thought I would share those thoughts - I plan to do an update video on it sometime next week. It's a shame if it didn't last long - that just increases our trash output, especially the batteries in these kinds of machines. You want them to last a GOOD LONG TIME. Thanks for letting me know! - Judith, director Biblical Prepping

Kathy - I have dried seed beans in the past to save for the following seasons, but this will be my first time drying actual DRY beans for the pantry! I am excited and hope that I do a good job. I LOVE cannellini beans in soups and Italian dishes. So if I could grow my own dried beans, I will be happy as a clam!!! I also have dried GREEN BEANS in the past! In fact, this week I made a pot of lentil vegetable soup and used an old jar or dried mixed veggies that had dried green beans in it. I MUCH PREFER either frozen or rehydrated beans over canned. Canned always have that funny canned veggie flavor. LOL Frozen seem so fresh most of the time, and dried are yummy, too! I am HOPING to get enough green beans to dehydrate some from my own crop. But if not, I don't mind grabbing a frozen bag every week and tossing them in to dehydrate! Keep your eye out for more updates!!!!

Thank you. <3

Me, too. <3 Even some of my kids will eat it now! LOL

Glad I could help! I STILL love it! <3

They might be for other's beds, but they are the depth of the bed, which is what I need to get through this baked hard soil. But thank you for the input!!! I plan to till and plant various soil repairing crops in fall. 🙂

OMG! They censored your LIKE? I have never heard of that happening before...I wonder if you try it again now that I have posted your comment to the "public" setting...please let me know if it is still censored...Judith (Director, Biblical Prepping)

Thank you. 🙂

I would love to know what you are speaking about - what does this adapter look like? Can you post a link here to the item at Harbor freight? Thanks! Judith Garton

Can you elaborate? Tape which pieces together? Not sure what you are referring to. Thanks, Judith - director, Biblical Prepping

Great idea - but a little too cumbersome for me inside the chipper. I did grab a rechargeable, small computer blower that I now keep in my garden bag! I will be adding the link to the description for anyone interested. Much smaller and SUPER powerful - it blows out the chips and I also use it on my leaf shredder to clear the intake. Thanks for the tip! - Judith, Director at Biblical Prepping

I haven't....that is an interesting idea....I wonder if they actually MAKE silicone circles that small. I will have to take a look and give them a try. I don't use silicone for actual baking - I am a tad uncertain of their long term safety, even though some say it is not a concern. LOL Just my thing! But on the press would be an interesting idea. Thanks for that! It may take me a while to get a video done, but I will do my best! - Judith, director of Biblical Prepping UPDATE!!!! I just ordered two sets of sourdough silicone slings that have round centers. They should arrive sometime next week - I can give those a try as rounds for making the flatbreads or tortillas. Thanks for the idea!

Hello, AprilHawkins, Judith here from Biblical Prepping....I use my set in the oven all the time. UP TO 425F degrees. But most often I cook/reheat at about 375 in the glass dishes - leaving the plastic lids off of course. I wrap them in a piece of parchment paper to cook/reheat. It works wonderfully. NOW, as far as BPA free - my box said that clearly on the label. I very rarely buy anything unless it is clearly listed on the label/box. In bigger letters is better! LOL When you read the box/package, were you able to read all wording? I know I recently bought a set of dishes and Lead free was in the online description, but the box arrived and I could not find it anywhere. It was actually on the bottom, along the edge in teeny, tiny black lettering. You might find it down there? Please let me know...and if not, I have emailed Aldi and gotten very swift responses. I hope this helps!!!

I wish this was from OUR garden. Sadly was just a great big haul from Kroger. They had a HUGE sale and I grabbed as much as allowed! I don't know what happened to ours this year - it did NOT grow. I was SO looking forward to it this year - would have been the FIRST YEAR we could have harvested some from our own patch. So I am the same place you are. 😞 I am sorry yours has done as mine. Praying you are able to replant!!!!! - Kindly, Judith Garton (Director Biblical Prepping)

You are very welcome! If you have issue with the sheets I recommended, I can give you the other name(s) we have used. They may not bother you as they did us. 🙂 I am glad I am not the only one, too, who won't make soap. LOL Plus, it gives others the chance to succeed with their talent!!! I am a firm believer in some of us have stronger talents in one area than in another - and that we can all use our gifts and talents for the benefit of others. AND that we compliment each other! Blessings, Judith, Director Biblical Prepping

Good afternoon - my apologies for being late to reply! Have had some nice weather - trying to catch up on garden prep....When you ask dimensions, you are asking measurements of the dishes? Not cups per dish? Just want to verify....Let me know as soon as you can! - Judith, Director, Biblical Prepping

Hello, and blessings. I am not sure at what point you want to freeze the shelf stable pastas like the ravioli and the tortellini. Can you clarify if you want to freeze them after your purchase? Or do you want to make them up and freeze them as a precooked meal? Thank you, Judith (director of Biblical Prepping)

You are very welcome! I have to say I still use the entire unit! I LOVE the little food chopper for quick chopping small amounts of onion, celery, carrots for soups and sautes. And even for chopping nuts for recipes. I have a larger food processor with a big 8 cup bowl and it is just too big for most jobs - it's just two of us. I will also say that I bought another immersion blender online a while back - it is rechargeable and cordless. It is no where near as powerful as the aAldi one. The cordless one doesn't even puree a can of crushed tomatoes very well. My Aldi one makes them into tomato soup. LOL I truly hope yours is nice and works as well. I DO wish Aldi would bring one out that is a few inches longer, though. So I can puree an entire pot of spaghetti sauce! Blessings - Judith (Director, Biblical Prepping)

I am so sorry to hear that! Have you contacted Aldi customer care? OR your local store? I have had great results in receiving a refund for defective products. I have had this happen to a bag of plain rice from other grocers in the past. I am grateful it has never been a whole bag with fake rice grains in it! Just a random piece of manufacturing debris - I always report anything defective. If it is an issue with a mishap in processing they need to know to protect future product AND protect customers. Please feel free to pop back here and let us all know what the end result is. Blessings - Judith (director of Biblical Prepping)

LOL I have put them in at quite long lengths as well - I believe the longest has been 12-15 feet...I did strip off the side branches, and yet it still decided at about 6-8 feet to whip around and smack me square on the jaw line. There is a definite "you could do longer" in the equation. However, I prefer to recommend the safer method over all. When it took a good 7 days to get rid of the DARK purple and move on to a faded purple on the side of my face - light enough to be covered with foundation for public appearance - I decided SHORTER IS SAFER. LOL Leaving the side branches invites the likelihood the chipper will catch you off guard at some point, too. Increasing the likelihood of being smacked as well. Because I have "been there, done that" I will pass. If people want to put in longer or leave side branches, that is their choice. I now err on the side of caution. Because NOT doing so hurt like heck. LOL

It is! I love it...SO much fun to listen to music ALL over the yard. LOL <3 And my phone is up out of the way of water and dirt!

I am not exactly certain what you are asking with, "What are the 3 slices?" I THINK you are asking about the thicknesses of each of the sections on the bread slicer guides. They are approximately 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" slices - but you can cut the slices as thick as desired by cutting every other space as well. That is one of the great blessings of this particular model. As far as how clean the cut is, that is always based on the quality and length of your knife and its cutting surface. You can view an exact slice of bread freshly cut in this video where I test out the new 12" knife we ordered specifically for this bamboo bread slicer! ua-cam.com/video/mHzwrKzDeEk/v-deo.htmlsi=Eq143fLQoEA6v5nL

OMG! Thank you for pointing this out! I had inserted the link to their website but apparently the edit didn't go through. I will add to the description. They DO sell some of the Naked Bee products on Amazon and you could access that through our store. Then you would just search for Naked Bee. HOWEVER, they DO have a big sale going on now through the 30th on their site!!! That would be your best deal. As far as a specific eye cream no. I haven't seen one. I DO use their hand and cuticle salve though under my eyes for wrinkles and it is helping. I know that isn't too helpful. LOL But maybe they will take notice of our ideas. <3 their site: www.Nakedbee.com Hope this helps. - Judith

@@biblicalprepping THANK YOU!!! 💗

You're welcome! ❤ I try to think of my mom when I review a lot of things... Would I recommend them for her? Hoping it helps make the right decision. Blessings! Judith

Your website never fully loaded. I’m interested in the tortilla press

@@VeronicaGonzalez-p7i Thank you for letting me know - I have had to take down the page for Amazon products as Amazon no longer allows us to load their photos. Not sure their issue with it...BUT, I am trying to get caught up on adding links to all the product videos....Not quite there yet!!! HERE is the link directly to amazon through our associate link: amzn.to/4eN1Uyz Would love for you to go through the link for any orders you make! Blessings, Judith Garton (Director, Biblical Prepping)

Thanks for the input on the Sunjoe model. I considered it but really LOVE the Earthwise. Using it again right now to ship some mulch for winterizing plants and seed beds. About to change another set of blades, too!

Very welcome. Thanks for your input! Blessings, Judith

I had to take it almost completely apart to remove the original blades...the second set was easier. I haven't been outside much since 4th of July, but definitely need to do a video to show folks how I did mine!!! In the mean time, My suggestions: WD40 and a tooth brush!!! First, I tried accessing inner bolts as you described, and ended up removing that plate guard. I took LOTS of photos along the way so I didn't mess things up putting them back together. But the WD40 was the final key. Spray the bolts the night before if you can, or at least a couple hours before planning to try and change them. I scrubbed them with an old toothbrush after spraying with the WD40, then let them sit, sprayed and scrubbed again. I found that a lot of sap had settled into the edges around the bolts. The WD40 seems to dissolve that well enough that I was able to get them loosened. Then I carefully pried them loose with the provided wrench/tool. I DID have to tap the tool with a small tack hammer on the last bolt because it DID NOT want to come loose easily. Remember the blades ARE reversible, so you may only need to turn them around - my original set was completely shot with gauges and nicks in the newer edge, so I needed brand new ones. I ordered TWO sets of new so I never run out. Also, a recent experience I had with my Earthwise Tilller/cultivator. SOME parts are being phased out - if you think you might need a plate in the future or another major part like that, check into ordering one. I am very upset with their parts tactics lately - Had to buy a new tiller because the transmission blew and they no longer sell new trannies. ALSO, I suggest you ensure you filed your warranty info. My tiller was 6 months out of warranty, but I know your chipper is newer. You want to ensure you have that coverage! Let me know if you have any more questions. - Judith

@@judith3063 Thank you, Judith for all that information. I do have to see if I ever filled out the warranty on the chipper. I did finally got the bolts loose. I soaked them for a couple days with WD40, as you recommended and then scraped around them with a pick to get any sap out of the space between the bolt edges and the rotator plate surface. Then I had to use a screwdriver slipped into the handle of the Allen wrench handle for extra leverage. That did the job. Update: Just one thing I did when reinstalling the blades, I dabbed a very small amount of anti-seize grease on the threads to make them less likely to give me a hard time in removing them next time around.

Glad you got them loose! They are a challenge...Hope the machine over-all is working well for you! I have cleared a LOT of sticks from our yard and 1/3 of our wooded section...loving ours! I DO think, though, it is NOT great at leaves - looking into grabbing a WORX leaf shredder maybe this fall, or late winter. Happy chipping! - Judith

Placing this reply here for others who might have missed it on the other Chipper video. "I had to take it almost completely apart to remove the original blades...the second set was easier. I haven't been outside much since 4th of July, but definitely need to do a video to show folks how I did mine!!! In the mean time, My suggestions: WD40 and a tooth brush!!! First, I tried accessing inner bolts as you described, and ended up removing that plate guard. I took LOTS of photos along the way so I didn't mess things up putting them back together. But the WD40 was the final key. - Judith"

My apologies for the delay - I am STILL looking for new replacements myself. The ones I had bought only came in a 2-pack and the seller is no longer on Amazon. All I can find are larger sizes and sheets to cut your own. I don't know why 3.5" are so hard to find. I will post as soon as I come to a solution.

Lynn, I have had NO LUCK finding this smaller size filter - and no reply from Aldi via email. I wil have to resort to buying filter material and cutting it down myself. It appears so many countertop compost containers have gone to 5.5 and larger. - Judith

YES! I did...HOWEVER, because your machine is NEW, I want you to have the best advice and protection as possible. So I recommend you contact them yourself as well to ensure your warranty stays in tact when you use something longer. If THEY tell and, you are more protected. I printed a copy for my records of the statement they sent me in the spring of this year. April 25, 2023: Yes you can use 100 ft cord with a 14 gage. Thank you, American Lawn Mower Yes, they misspelled gauge. ;-) LOL I put together my update review and posted it here: ua-cam.com/video/t7cfh9euIxE/v-deo.html

Thank you. :-) It really is one of my favorite tools alone with the Earthwise tiller we own! I did an update on how I feel about it now - 9 months or so after purchase! ua-cam.com/video/t7cfh9euIxE/v-deo.html

Matthew Walter, thanks for the heads up on the 12 gauge-100 foot cord. Still NO REPLY from the company. I have to message them again and see if I get ANYTHING. I have a couple of items, too, of update that I will be recording this week sometime and uploading. Just for after you get your unit. Things I learned this spring after storing all winter. Hope you enjoy yours as much as we enjoy ours! I have really put that little monster through the ringer - and I still have a lot more to go. We had a lot of branches come down this windy, warm winter. So I should have a good lot to chop into mulch for our garden beds. Plus my husband has been cutting down some of the more dead trees. All those little branches from those trees are moving to my pile over the next few weeks! Would love info on your SunJo chain saw - my husband as an electric Craftsman and it broke after one winter - trying to get parts. What are your thoughts about the SunJo and the size? Thanks in advance! - Judith

@@biblicalprepping Hi Judith! Actually, I'm replacing the SunJoe (keeping it, though) with the EGO Power+ 56V 18" Chainsaw kit, MFR# CS1804-2. It comes with two 5ah batteries and a rapid charger. There are a lot of vids on this and another good EGO option, the CS1613 package that comes w/a newer design & motor 16" bar w/a 4ah battery & regular charger. I really wanted to go w/ the newer 16", but the 1804-2 package is a really good deal given the two 5ah batts & rapid charger. Funny, I was going to buy a gas Stihl chainsaw, but stumbled on these EGO saws here on UA-cam. Check them out! Peace & Joy to you and your husbsnd!

@@matthewwalter5810 Thank you for that info - will definitely look at them and share with my husband. I think his Craftsman is only a 14" - great for small trees, but he is up to cutting the larger ones. Blessings and peace to you and your wife. Hope she likes the chipper! - Judith

Posted an update review on the chipper just this morning....Thought I would share it: ua-cam.com/video/t7cfh9euIxE/v-deo.html

Glad I could help! I was going to add an update on the comments to let everyone know, now that I have been using them for a little over3 months, I really have noticed some stains not coming out with the bleach - mostly coffee stains. But my solution: There are SO MANY in one package, I set aside about 8 that are just for days when I am filming, rolling out dough, or people might drop by. LOL I keep the stained ones for every day and messes that need cleaning. They look a little worse for wear, but are still very clean. Thank for your insight and pop back after you use them for a while! Let me know what YOU think, too. - Judith

My ex's mom called them tea towels, so that's what we call them. 😉 I've been buying them from Amazon. I love them! I had no idea they have them at WalMart and more for less than Amazon. Will definitely be buying them from there next time I need some.

@mama7464s OH!!! My grandmothers called the NICE linen towels tea towels. LOL We were NOT allowed to TOUCH THOSE! 😂 But we could use the flour sack towels all we wanted. I even remember my great grandmother stretching until she couldn't stretch any more to reach a top shelf to grab tea towels for when adults came to literally have tea with her. <3

@@biblicalprepping I had no idea there was a difference! I just know I love mine!

It IS! I really love it. Much better than trying to use a knife.

Thank you and very glad I could help. :-) Be faithful as well, and stand strong!

Thanks so much! I really was concerned when I ordered it, but it is awesome and amazing!!! I really had some struggles with my composter, but this chipper was simple to assemble. AND I am almost done editing the second video - where I got to use it... - Judith

I wish I still had an ancient electric bread knife. LOL But I AM trying to get away from too many electric appliances in the kitchen. ;-) I like my new bread knife well enough, but the blade is a little thin for some of my loaves. Bends a little too much - hoping to get a stiffer blade in the new year. I agree with you so much on the bamboo tools! I have gone through tons of wooden spoons over the years, but the bamboo ones are still around. I can't wait to see how long the bread slicer lasts, if they are any testimony! Shalom! - judith, from Biblical Prepping

This can be a great way to cook them - but we don't use a pressure cooker (or Insta-pot style cooker) at all. I know a lot of people do. For regular cooking, the Anasazi do need a short cooking time just to rehydrate them. They don't need any soaking time like kidney, pinto, red, black, or other dried beans. 🙂 I prefer the method I describe in the video of bringing to a boil and letting them sit for an hour or two so that I don't over cook them while I do other things around the house. I, too, have been using them for several decades! They are my favorite dried bean over all other dried beans. Thank you for your thoughts! - Judith

Update: we are trying to do frozen bricks of spaghetti sauce, I guess because they're rectangular, it doesn't want to suck all the air out. Most, yes. Not sure what this newbie is doing wrong 😂

Apologies - I was out of town with a family emergency and had no access to my computer. A few things might be happening - 1) it may not be able to pull all the air out as you said. 2) could any of the edges of the frozen sauce have made micro-holes in the bags preventing a seal? 3) I find that anything frozen is best done in a shorter, but wider, container. I like to freeze chicken and vegetable broths sometimes. If I use a tall round or tall square container (each holds about 2 qts) I can never pull a full seal. But if I freeze the broth in a short square container (which holds a little over a quart) the sealer pulls a much better vacuum. I will try to add a video to my list of ones to make to show the difference. Glad you like the channel! Truly looking forward to adding more videos!

Glad i could help, Rande! I love that cutter! It is available through Pampered Chef and my consultant is named Kathy. She is a sweetheart, very helpful! You can order items through her or arrange a party to earn extra items if you like. She does them online and really draws in the people with games and such. Here is her direct link: www.pamperedchef.com/pws/kathyrich It is up in the description, too. I will also grab the store link from our website and put it in another comment. - Judith

The link to the products in our store on our website. www.biblicalprepping.com/store.html Hope this helps! Let me know if you have more questions. Or if there is any issue on the site store - some people get a blank page from the settings they have on their computers. Not sure why. - Judith

Oh, NO! I am sorry that it wasn't safe in the dishwasher. That is one of the issues with use not having one to test in. I always get a quick reply from their contact form/emails. I hope that you can find the same, but recently in one of my replies from them they did say Aldi Finds may not be refundable. Please let us know here how your issue is or is not resolved. I want people to know both sides - good OR bad! - Judith

I had the same exact issue.

@@chriscarothers WOW! That is bad - two shoppers having the same issue is not great - makes me wonder if there are more who have followed the directions on using the dishwasher and lost their dishes. We hand wash everything, so ours are still in great shape. I still use almost all of them every single week. I hope you can get a refund or at least a store credit for the product. - Judith

@@biblicalprepping I bought 2 Sets and only put three of the 10 containers in the dishwasher so I still have 7 left. I am definitely hand washing them all from now on.

They're not microwave safe either! I want my money back!

Yes, I mentioned that in the video - I laughed at myself when I discovered it after using it the first time. - Judith