My husband whines because I buy in bulk for my babies, who are 37,34,32 (it’s like a woman’s measurements) I’ve asked him to put shelves up in our new shed so the girls can come get a basket and take what they need, especially in these hard times and your babies are always your babies, they have careers and have been very independent but I’m always at the back of them “one step behind” as I tell them, now I get things in for my granddaughter’s because I’m two steps behind them. 😊 ♥️ from Yorkshire in the U.K. Jamerill ♥️ Jill ♥️ best regards to you and yours.
Jamerrill, I watched the video of your life story and I was simply amazed and stunned with your story. There is a saying that if you don’t know my story, you can’t know my glory. I cried with you and now I smile with you and haven’t missed an episode of your channel. I just retired after 40 years in education and have been named in the 100 Gutsy Women in America by Hillary and Chelsea Clinton as I was Chelsea’s teacher in first grade. I wish that I had been your teacher to help you blossom. You are so much fun to watch. Best wishes and blessings on your channel.
For a mom who is pinching pennies, no it doesn't always work. I took the course but it's not always affordable when you have to pay monthly fees for a blog, especially the one recommended... and you're not told about the monthly fees until after you pay for the course. None the less, both of you have good shows and even in the shows people can learn a lot.
We live in a garage and we store our food in our garage. Food storage and prepping. It’s great that you ladies started this, for other ppl that need help building their pantry!
Having a working extended pantry is so important! I so appreciate Jamerill helping families learn these skills. Also appreciate you, Lisa, for doing the same.
Love you both so much! 2020 scared me, like I’m sure it did a lot of people. Our grocery stores in my small town were empty. We live in a less than 800 sq ft duplex. 2 bedrooms. My kitchen has four cupboards only 😅 since 2020 I have been to goodwill, yard sales and habitat for humanity. I now have a bakers rack, a big wooden pantry, and shelves. Many shelves. We have an area under the stairs that’s storage. It has shelf stable food in there now instead of having what ever was in there before. We don’t have much room but we have food security stashed away 😂 Now I’m trying to figure out how to get another chest freeze 😂 I figured out all my “stuff” I had stored was far less important to me than knowing I can feed my family and anyone else around me for that matter and have toiletry items and during that time I taught myself how to make our laundry detergent, soaps, shampoo, lotion, etc. Definitely a lot of learning. Learned how to maintain a healthy sourdough starter (thank you Lisa) I can make our own bread, noodles, apple cider vinegar, so so much. All of you women are priceless. I have learned so much from you, your sister, Jamerill, Becky, so on and so forth 🙌🏻❤️ thank you doesn’t even seem to be sufficient ❤️❤️❤️
Yayyyy! I love Jamerrill!! I heard her when she shared her life story...moved me to tears and I have respected her so much ever since. What a great combo you two are. Bless you both.
Great to see two of my favorite people talking about this stuff. "Store what you eat, and eat what you store" is such good advice. I, too, have been meddling a bit with homesteading. 2020 was very scary for us. We lived in Las Vegas at the time, and my stomach still clenches when I remember standing in line at the grocery store at 5am, with security guards yelling at us how much we were allowed to buy. There was NO meat. Sometimes no bread, no milk. A real wake-up call.
My two favorites to watch! Thank you Lisa and Jamerill ! I started watching Jamerill when she was doing the Mylar bag’s and that’s how I put up plenty of wheat berries. I’m going to be 73 shortly and I’m on here to learn 😃 I learned plenty from my mom being the youngest of six but having a refresher course at my fingertips is a Godsend.
I always say that food will save your life. SO... it doesn't go in your garage. Everything else can live in the garage but NOT the thing that saves your life. (and especially the life of your children -momma thoughts!) So, things that can move to the garage are... coat closest, shoes, even clothing. All appliances that you don't use daily, out to the garage. Pull the couch forward and put stacked totes full of pasta, rice, 5 gal buckets, etc. You can be closer to each other and it won't look great but remember... it SAVES YOUR LIFE.
I am so excited to see this collaboration!🎉 One way I save for bulk purchasing is when I receive my tax refund. I immediately remove a certain amount for bulk foods, kids reoccurring activities for the year, and yearly membership fees for family places like the trampoline park, theme park, movie theaters, etc. I never have to worry about running out of food, I always have the kids activities paid for, and we always have a fun place to go to. My life totally changed after I started doing this! Tyfs this podcast, I absolutely love you guys❤
A bed skirt is great to cover your can goods in a bedroom with risers on the bed you can put a ton of food storage out of sight and so a sheet that maps out dates and exactly what is there. You will forget. Just a thought.
So you may already know but if you clip a smallish corner when opening your mylar bag you can reuse it and reseal it, it will just be a little smaller. 😊
I have been watching Jamerell and Large Family table for 2 years love her content. If you ever get a chance to hear her life's story it's amazing how far she has come. She is one smart lady.
Dorper sheep HANDS DOWN! woolies need the feed for fleece. Dorper and Katdatins (hair breeds) put it to meat. HIGH END Restaurants WILL HUNT YOU DOWN if you have Dorper! I was averaging $16/# with farm label grass fed grass finished antibiotic free...out of my freezer...in SW NEBRASKA...Beef country! Just saying. ❤ thanks for the content!
I am a mom of 6. We currently have 1 child still at home. As a child, I was raised to survive off the land. We did not have much money so our meat was from what my tank hunted or fished for or from what my grandfather raised (hogs) on my now little homestead. My mom did quite a bit of canning from our garden, my grandfather's garden, or fruit produce purchased. My grandmothers' canned as did many previous generations. I still can my produce and meat. I have chickens, ducks, goats, and an incubator. Eggs, milk and meat.
I have taken Lisa’s course on blogging and used it to pair with my Etsy. Then I got pregnant with one more rainbow baby and quit my job instead of maternity leave. I would love to hear more ideas for mama business and regular life schedules.
I was so greatful I have been preparing for decades and never had to go to store during cvid because I refused to wear mask (I retired as military doctor right before) and we didn't even know there were any restrictions or people having to stay in where we live and was able to continue going out as normal no mask except for big stores and medical places. But I was glad not to worry about shortages or crowds. We have doubled down since on preparing and we live on farm so many things we never have had to buy like eggs and have 1000s glassed and 100s on table at any given time . We are building a walk in freezer because we have several stand ups and deep freezers all full and many refrigerators. We went from family of 6 to 3 recently but still shop the same and cook. Been trying to can more items too especially meats from freezer. We havent had rodant issues but weavels and had gotten in some items we threw out and bought again and store differently.
Wow that's incredible! I'm just happy to have gotten my pantry to the point where I can comfortably know that I can just make something with what I have. We don't have a lot of space, but not buying everything every week is so good!
❤ very thankful for both of you! I always enjoy both of your vlogs.. so nice to see you doing a podcast together❤ I am a mom of 8 children ( 7 living) and I enjoy homeschooling and homemaking and of course I enjoy it more when I improve on it and gain the skills needed to do so 😉😊 Thank you Ladies! Shalom 🎉❤
This is extremely helpful. How does one store meat, vegetables, and prepared meals for large families? I only have one large freezer and by the time I get the bulk meat, veggies, and fruit processed/ put in the freezer…there is not any room for prepared meals that feed a large family. Tips? If someone cannot afford multiple freezers yet or the electricity goes out in the summer more because of overload of electrical grid from so many people in the area…then what?
We built our house in 1980-on a budget-so there’s not much extra space and have no basement.. Our children are gone now so I do have an extra closet that we’ve added shelves to make it a pantry. I won’t be turning those two bedrooms into pantry space-because I’ll keep that space for visits from the children 😊. However, I have no qualms about storing food under every bed in my house. I bought the flat rolling containers and have several under each bed. It works well for me. 😊
I have all the things Jamerill has on her list as critical food items. I also purchased Barley for soups and powdered milk. I love that she mentioned pancake mix, because you don't have to add ingredients that you might not otherwise have. Oatmeal is my big one, and I have a lot of syrup to make it sweeter for those who don't like it plain. For a change, Cream of Wheat. They do have chocolate Cream of Wheat for picky eaters and for a change.
We have a Sharp Shopper in the next door county. The pallet shop I work at receives recycled pallets from them every other month. I really need to check them out.
We're building a pantry next month and will be doing extremely strong, deep, shelves to fit 5 gallon buckets on the bottom 2 shelves. I keep most of my food storage in buckets. This will be much closer to my kitchen! So excited!
Lisa, we have the pantry on the wall just like you mentioned! We used the Ikea besta system and love it! We went with 3 tall units side by side with doors on them and having that extra “pantry” gives so much peace. 😊 LOVE this video!!!
Oh and I’m on year 4 of growing our garden. I’m only allowed to have the tall raised garden beds as to not ruin our rentals grass. I have 7 this year. I purchased 3 greenstalks. Growing five varieties of potatoes in food safe buckets. It can be done. You just figure it out ❤
@@kimgordon3695 they told me no because they have in ground sprinkler system and they don’t want me to bust the pipes for that. They were only willing to allow the tall legged raised beds and I snuck two in that sit on the ground 😂 But they are so very heavy I don’t know how I’ll take them when we move and we MUST because I have 2nd year asparagus in it….
@@kimgordon3695 with my three vertical greenstalk planters I have 120 plants growing, so that along with my 5 raised garden beds I’m doing pretty good for living in the middle of town in a duplex :) thank you for your recommendations though ❤️
I have a couple wire shelving units in the garage. Cans, jars, and bottles go right onto the shelves. Bags and boxes go inside of plastic totes. We live in a pretty temperate climate so the temperature swing is pretty minimal.
You are both so inspiring! I love every podcast Leasa! And Jamerrill is just become one of my biggest mentors!. if you both did all of this while trying to balance, large families surely I can do something just as a dog mama, active, auntie and parent caregiver and side hustle bookkeeper
You don’t need a oxygen absorber for sugar or salt. It will become a brick. You don’t want to have that happen. Thank you ladies, this is a very important topic. Also, with the under the bed storage thing. I would store toiletries or medical needs. Even spare underwear and socks. Stuff like that.
I have a space in my basement that has a ton of cabinets that I have been attempting to turn into my food storage pantry. I am still trying to figure out what to prioritize and organize. It doesn't help that people keep putting stuff from renovations in front of my cabinets. I also have to go gluten free so the bulk wheat flour for sourdough has to now be changed into several kinds of flours. Really thinking about going mostly paleo. Anywho.... how do you organize your pantry when you don't have much space?
I have been bulk buying for almost 2 decades. I have done freezer cooking for over 15 years. During the Shutdown, I was only concerned when my disinfectant wipes, toilet paper, and feminine products started to run low. Paper towels and tissues, I could use washable rags. I could have for the others, but I'd rather not.
Freeze dryers are a soendy investment whereas most may want that sense of security sooner than saving for a freeze dryer. To each their own! We all want to feel safe and secure😊
Jamerill, you talk about feeling foolish for not sticking up more or homesteading more in 2020. Didn’t you have the major kidney issues then?! Speaking from experience, having a kidney infection/ stones, makes it hard to live a regular life. Give yourself grace. Plus you had a newborn around that time too.
Yes girl, yes. I ended up being pregnant the last half of 2020 and I had kidney issues all of 2021. We’ve definitely been doing the best we can with all of it. Thank you for a grace ❤❤❤
Ok at 5 bucks a month60 bucks a year that gets you nothing at 10 a month again 120 will get you nothing ,If a persondoes nt have a great income this will not get them food for a week .
My husband whines because I buy in bulk for my babies, who are 37,34,32 (it’s like a woman’s measurements) I’ve asked him to put shelves up in our new shed so the girls can come get a basket and take what they need, especially in these hard times and your babies are always your babies, they have careers and have been very independent but I’m always at the back of them “one step behind” as I tell them, now I get things in for my granddaughter’s because I’m two steps behind them. 😊 ♥️ from Yorkshire in the U.K. Jamerill ♥️ Jill ♥️ best regards to you and yours.
5 gal buckets stacked 2 high behind the couch. Put a board on top, add a pretty cloth, voila! Added storage and a pretty plant shelf.
Who doesn't love Jamerrill🌻🌻🌻
I love jamerill so much❤ she’s one amazing mama
Jamerrill, I watched the video of your life story and I was simply amazed and stunned with your story. There is a saying that if you don’t know my story, you can’t know my glory. I cried with you and now I smile with you and haven’t missed an episode of your channel. I just retired after 40 years in education and have been named in the 100 Gutsy Women in America by Hillary and Chelsea Clinton as I was Chelsea’s teacher in first grade. I wish that I had been your teacher to help you blossom. You are so much fun to watch. Best wishes and blessings on your channel.
This is the crossover I NEEEEEDDDDD
I really love the fact that you interview other UA-camrs, moms and business owners.
For a mom who is pinching pennies, no it doesn't always work. I took the course but it's not always affordable when you have to pay monthly fees for a blog, especially the one recommended... and you're not told about the monthly fees until after you pay for the course. None the less, both of you have good shows and even in the shows people can learn a lot.
We live in a garage and we store our food in our garage. Food storage and prepping. It’s great that you ladies started this, for other ppl that need help building their pantry!
Congress has written into Law right to confiscate food stores in war time.
Having a working extended pantry is so important! I so appreciate Jamerill helping families learn these skills. Also appreciate you, Lisa, for doing the same.
Love you both so much! 2020 scared me, like I’m sure it did a lot of people. Our grocery stores in my small town were empty. We live in a less than 800 sq ft duplex. 2 bedrooms. My kitchen has four cupboards only 😅 since 2020 I have been to goodwill, yard sales and habitat for humanity. I now have a bakers rack, a big wooden pantry, and shelves. Many shelves. We have an area under the stairs that’s storage. It has shelf stable food in there now instead of having what ever was in there before. We don’t have much room but we have food security stashed away 😂 Now I’m trying to figure out how to get another chest freeze 😂 I figured out all my “stuff” I had stored was far less important to me than knowing I can feed my family and anyone else around me for that matter and have toiletry items and during that time I taught myself how to make our laundry detergent, soaps, shampoo, lotion, etc. Definitely a lot of learning. Learned how to maintain a healthy sourdough starter (thank you Lisa) I can make our own bread, noodles, apple cider vinegar, so so much. All of you women are priceless. I have learned so much from you, your sister, Jamerill, Becky, so on and so forth 🙌🏻❤️ thank you doesn’t even seem to be sufficient ❤️❤️❤️
Yayyyy! I love Jamerrill!! I heard her when she shared her life story...moved me to tears and I have respected her so much ever since. What a great combo you two are. Bless you both.
Two ladies with large families cooking two different ways. I learn a lot from both of you! 🙌🏼😊
Great to see two of my favorite people talking about this stuff. "Store what you eat, and eat what you store" is such good advice. I, too, have been meddling a bit with homesteading. 2020 was very scary for us. We lived in Las Vegas at the time, and my stomach still clenches when I remember standing in line at the grocery store at 5am, with security guards yelling at us how much we were allowed to buy. There was NO meat. Sometimes no bread, no milk. A real wake-up call.
My two favorites to watch! Thank you Lisa and Jamerill ! I started watching Jamerill when she was doing the Mylar bag’s and that’s how I put up plenty of wheat berries. I’m going to be 73 shortly and I’m on here to learn 😃 I learned plenty from my mom being the youngest of six but having a refresher course at my fingertips is a Godsend.
I always say that food will save your life. SO... it doesn't go in your garage. Everything else can live in the garage but NOT the thing that saves your life. (and especially the life of your children -momma thoughts!) So, things that can move to the garage are... coat closest, shoes, even clothing. All appliances that you don't use daily, out to the garage. Pull the couch forward and put stacked totes full of pasta, rice, 5 gal buckets, etc. You can be closer to each other and it won't look great but remember... it SAVES YOUR LIFE.
I am so excited to see this collaboration!🎉
One way I save for bulk purchasing is when I receive my tax refund. I immediately remove a certain amount for bulk foods, kids reoccurring activities for the year, and yearly membership fees for family places like the trampoline park, theme park, movie theaters, etc. I never have to worry about running out of food, I always have the kids activities paid for, and we always have a fun place to go to. My life totally changed after I started doing this!
Tyfs this podcast, I absolutely love you guys❤
A bed skirt is great to cover your can goods in a bedroom with risers on the bed you can put a ton of food storage out of sight and so a sheet that maps out dates and exactly what is there. You will forget. Just a thought.
Thank you ladies for sharing your story! Beautiful ladies! 🥰🥰
My two favorite bloggers!!! It’s been a few years since your last podcast together!
So you may already know but if you clip a smallish corner when opening your mylar bag you can reuse it and reseal it, it will just be a little smaller. 😊
I have been watching Jamerell and Large Family table for 2 years love her content. If you ever get a chance to hear her life's story it's amazing how far she has come. She is one smart lady.
The best guest so far! Great encouragement
Love Jamerrill ❤🎉❤
I love watching you and Jamerrill! Glad you brought her on!
Dorper sheep HANDS DOWN!
woolies need the feed for fleece. Dorper and Katdatins (hair breeds) put it to meat. HIGH END Restaurants WILL HUNT YOU DOWN if you have Dorper! I was averaging $16/# with farm label grass fed grass finished antibiotic free...out of my freezer...in SW NEBRASKA...Beef country!
Just saying. ❤ thanks for the content!
I am a mom of 6. We currently have 1 child still at home. As a child, I was raised to survive off the land. We did not have much money so our meat was from what my tank hunted or fished for or from what my grandfather raised (hogs) on my now little homestead. My mom did quite a bit of canning from our garden, my grandfather's garden, or fruit produce purchased. My grandmothers' canned as did many previous generations. I still can my produce and meat. I have chickens, ducks, goats, and an incubator. Eggs, milk and meat.
Both of you have a type of magical voices that you want to listen to. you are not rushing in speaking and take time to explain.
I loved this so much. Jamerrill is awesome and you two together are incredible. Thank you for a great video to inspire us.
Love Jamerrill❤❤❤❤❤
I have taken Lisa’s course on blogging and used it to pair with my Etsy. Then I got pregnant with one more rainbow baby and quit my job instead of maternity leave. I would love to hear more ideas for mama business and regular life schedules.
Please share your Etsy store! Would love to support ♥️
I was so greatful I have been preparing for decades and never had to go to store during cvid because I refused to wear mask (I retired as military doctor right before) and we didn't even know there were any restrictions or people having to stay in where we live and was able to continue going out as normal no mask except for big stores and medical places. But I was glad not to worry about shortages or crowds. We have doubled down since on preparing and we live on farm so many things we never have had to buy like eggs and have 1000s glassed and 100s on table at any given time . We are building a walk in freezer because we have several stand ups and deep freezers all full and many refrigerators. We went from family of 6 to 3 recently but still shop the same and cook. Been trying to can more items too especially meats from freezer. We havent had rodant issues but weavels and had gotten in some items we threw out and bought again and store differently.
Wow that's incredible! I'm just happy to have gotten my pantry to the point where I can comfortably know that I can just make something with what I have. We don't have a lot of space, but not buying everything every week is so good!
❤ very thankful for both of you! I always enjoy both of your vlogs.. so nice to see you doing a podcast together❤ I am a mom of 8 children ( 7 living) and I enjoy homeschooling and homemaking and of course I enjoy it more when I improve on it and gain the skills needed to do so 😉😊 Thank you Ladies! Shalom 🎉❤
I have thought about putting food buckets in new metal garage cans to keep mice from getting through to the food.
Rodent plug ins in your outlets
Enjoyed you two ladies!!
I have our freezer on our covered deck. You do what you can. We have food in our hallway. It would stress me out to put it under my bed too.
Love both of your ladies channels! Love your foods recipes!
This is extremely helpful. How does one store meat, vegetables, and prepared meals for large families? I only have one large freezer and by the time I get the bulk meat, veggies, and fruit processed/ put in the freezer…there is not any room for prepared meals that feed a large family. Tips? If someone cannot afford multiple freezers yet or the electricity goes out in the summer more because of overload of electrical grid from so many people in the area…then what?
In that case, then I would focus my large family mama efforts on canning as much as possible. ❤❤❤
I get a lot of my prep pantry items from Winco. They have buckets with lids and large bags of dry goods. ❤❤❤
We built our house in 1980-on a budget-so there’s not much extra space and have no basement.. Our children are gone now so I do have an extra closet that we’ve added shelves to make it a pantry. I won’t be turning those two bedrooms into pantry space-because I’ll keep that space for visits from the children 😊. However, I have no qualms about storing food under every bed in my house. I bought the flat rolling containers and have several under each bed. It works well for me. 😊
I love this collab.
I have all the things Jamerill has on her list as critical food items. I also purchased Barley for soups and powdered milk. I love that she mentioned pancake mix, because you don't have to add ingredients that you might not otherwise have. Oatmeal is my big one, and I have a lot of syrup to make it sweeter for those who don't like it plain. For a change, Cream of Wheat. They do have chocolate Cream of Wheat for picky eaters and for a change.
Where do you find powdered milk.(not big box)?
@@kimgordon3695 I find it in the grocery store.
We have a Sharp Shopper in the next door county. The pallet shop I work at receives recycled pallets from them every other month. I really need to check them out.
Listened to the whole thing! So good!!!
You are both such an inspiration!!! God bless you and your families!
Thank you so much!
We're building a pantry next month and will be doing extremely strong, deep, shelves to fit 5 gallon buckets on the bottom 2 shelves. I keep most of my food storage in buckets. This will be much closer to my kitchen! So excited!
A lot of wisdom and experience in this podcast.
Praising God for what He has done in and through these women🙏🏻
yay!! my 2 favourite you tubers who I watch faithfully!
I've watched Jammerrill since she was only out for one year. Always love it!
Love love love this!!
I love jamerill !!
What a cool Collab! Love both these Ladies!
This was great. My question is why people would have an issue with freezers in the garage?
Love Jamerrill!
This was/still is very valuable 🤗💖👍
Such a great colab! Awesome to see y'all!!
Two of my favorites in one video! Thank you!!
Lisa, we have the pantry on the wall just like you mentioned! We used the Ikea besta system and love it! We went with 3 tall units side by side with doors on them and having that extra “pantry” gives so much peace. 😊
LOVE this video!!!
Oh and I’m on year 4 of growing our garden. I’m only allowed to have the tall raised garden beds as to not ruin our rentals grass. I have 7 this year. I purchased 3 greenstalks. Growing five varieties of potatoes in food safe buckets. It can be done. You just figure it out ❤
What about the grass under raised bed? Check your Mgr guidelines.
@@kimgordon3695 they told me no because they have in ground sprinkler system and they don’t want me to bust the pipes for that. They were only willing to allow the tall legged raised beds and I snuck two in that sit on the ground 😂 But they are so very heavy I don’t know how I’ll take them when we move and we MUST because I have 2nd year asparagus in it….
@@kimgordon3695 with my three vertical greenstalk planters I have 120 plants growing, so that along with my 5 raised garden beds I’m doing pretty good for living in the middle of town in a duplex :) thank you for your recommendations though ❤️
Conayiner gardening is an option too! ❤
Love you two together!! ❤
I just loved watching the two of you together. I would love to see you and your sister.
I have a couple wire shelving units in the garage. Cans, jars, and bottles go right onto the shelves. Bags and boxes go inside of plastic totes. We live in a pretty temperate climate so the temperature swing is pretty minimal.
Two of my favorites!
The best two Mamas out on the internet. Thank you so much for this video! God bless you two both! 🤗
Two of my favorite ladies. I've been watching you both for a long time. Interesting podcast Lisa. Wishing you both a great holiday weekend.
Oh, I follow her. I love her videos.
I love Jamerril!!!!!
❤❤❤ I love Jammerill. I have been a fan of hers since her first video! I really enjoy your videos too!! P.S. I have one child!! LOL😅😅😅
Two of my favorites! Love learning all I can from you ladies! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge!
Our pleasure!
Love both of you!
You are both so inspiring! I love every podcast Leasa! And Jamerrill is just become one of my biggest mentors!. if you both did all of this while trying to balance, large families surely I can do something just as a dog mama, active, auntie and parent caregiver and side hustle bookkeeper
She's a "Grammy" and has been homeschooling for 18 years but looks like she's in her 20s 😍 Go girl!
My faves!
You don’t need a oxygen absorber for sugar or salt. It will become a brick. You don’t want to have that happen. Thank you ladies, this is a very important topic.
Also, with the under the bed storage thing. I would store toiletries or medical needs. Even spare underwear and socks. Stuff like that.
Next size shoes for Children.
Loved this. Relatable on so many levels. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love and follow both of you... your both very amazing! ❤
Very good content! Thank you both!
I have a space in my basement that has a ton of cabinets that I have been attempting to turn into my food storage pantry. I am still trying to figure out what to prioritize and organize. It doesn't help that people keep putting stuff from renovations in front of my cabinets. I also have to go gluten free so the bulk wheat flour for sourdough has to now be changed into several kinds of flours. Really thinking about going mostly paleo. Anywho.... how do you organize your pantry when you don't have much space?
I have been bulk buying for almost 2 decades. I have done freezer cooking for over 15 years. During the Shutdown, I was only concerned when my disinfectant wipes, toilet paper, and feminine products started to run low. Paper towels and tissues, I could use washable rags. I could have for the others, but I'd rather not.
I had my husband to add shelves in our bedroom for extra food storage.
Wait! How am I now finding this channel?!
Do you need extra electrical lines to support multiple freezers ?
My husband is an electrician and yes, he ran dedicated circuits for the freezers & fridges 💕
Love thes
What about attic for food storage?
Organizations with foods & crafts! Too many little things to be able to find.
I found the Carly Jean website somewhat difficult to navigate. The clothes look cute - but difficult to refine past the size.
Try uline
Lisa, what is your mayo recipe?
www.farmhouseonboone.com/healthy-avocado-mayonnaise
Thank you!
Done the tax refund thing, plus my seasonal income I would earn from our local tax office.
Why not try freeze drying instead of hoarding?
Who said stocking up is hoarding. You work on it a little at a time. That is preparing not hoarding.
Freeze dryers are a soendy investment whereas most may want that sense of security sooner than saving for a freeze dryer. To each their own! We all want to feel safe and secure😊
Love this podcast but there are just way to many ads. Really disrupts the flow of the information.
Ads are based on your search history
Jamerill, you talk about feeling foolish for not sticking up more or homesteading more in 2020. Didn’t you have the major kidney issues then?! Speaking from experience, having a kidney infection/ stones, makes it hard to live a regular life. Give yourself grace. Plus you had a newborn around that time too.
Yes girl, yes. I ended up being pregnant the last half of 2020 and I had kidney issues all of 2021. We’ve definitely been doing the best we can with all of it. Thank you for a grace ❤❤❤
35:00 shortlist
Evoo Ghee pet supplies 💞🙋
Stock up before pre CoV grocery tax kicks in again 7/1/2023
Ok at 5 bucks a month60 bucks a year that gets you nothing at 10 a month again 120 will get you nothing ,If a persondoes nt have a great income this will not get them food for a week .
she needs to wake up to herself..she will never stop shopping..she has a hoarding problem stemed from youth
Preparing to feed nine kids is not hoarding. Duh…
Lisa looks bored to death.
I see her wheels turning as they talk. She does look a little tired today to me though. -John's wife