This is a beautiful root cellar :) I love seeing all that colorful produce in there. It's a nice change from all the people storing up pop tarts and Doritos!
I haven't had a Dorito in years, now I have a craving for one. It is great to be able to go shopping in the root cellar year round. Thanks for watching.
Most impressive root cellar I've ever seen. I'd gladly quarantine with you guys! 😊 Hello, you now have a new subscriber and new gardener from Ontario, Canada. Started on my back deck this year in containers. Now I want a root cellar stocked like yours 😉
how in the hell could 23 people not like this root celler. Im very impressed. Im born and raised in shithole CA . We used to grow alot of food before this state lost its soul. god bless
I guess some people don't like storing and eating their own homegrown veggies. NY is just as big a s___hole as California lately and getting hard to afford. Thanks for watching.
First glance was the chocolate wine! All the canned goods in the ball jars look delicious and I know hours upon hours were spent cooking all of them. Years back, my mother canned like that, teaching us to do the same, and the jars were stored in the cool basement. Happy memories! God Bless!
What a wonderful space your family has created! I love how organized it is and the little fence to keep the pumpkins from falling off the shelf 😃😃 Thank you for sharing 😍
Same! I've been trying to re-organize everything in my house for A WHILE now and I am pretty close to being finished, but I just have to sit down and do it. This video really inspired me to pick it back up and finally finish 😊❤. I'm so happy I found this! (Also: it's GORGEOUS!)
Thanks. Every year it has different contents. Once you get started preserving food it is hard to go back to the stuff from store shelves. Thanks for watching my videos.
Fantastic! Your root cellar is a thing of beauty. Very interesting reusing the Ball jar boxes to hold multiple items, multiple baskets, etc. Thx for posting
What a fabulous stock of food. So impressed until I saw the canola oil. lol Our new home will have a large cold cellar so I'm looking forward to utilizing it all!
I guess you don't know the secret to making the best French fries in the world then 😋. It's a great place to go shopping in the winter and during a pandemic. Thanks for watching.
It's a few years later now, but I found this video and really feel you have done an excellent job on your wonderfully organized and displayed root cellar/pantry... I am new to making a pantry but I bought the same kind of shelving as you show here and I have converted a large closet into the mini-pantry... I hope I can do well with it... I have just got a pressure canner and some jars and only done up a few things so far... chicken, ground beef and sirloin steak in jars... I have a lot of catching-up to do... better late than never... I am all alone at age 75, but I will do my best to get prepared for who knows what may come in future.
It really as one of the most beautiful pantries I've seen and I look at them all the time you really are done a great job and organizing things Very very impressive
😍😍😍 My dream come true!! I'm an avid canner, but we don't have. basement or cellar or even a pantry so my jars are stacked as carefully as possible on one shelving unit and of course stacked all around it. You work with the space you've got :) Just found your channel today and I'm loving it!
As long as you live in an area with no earth tremors like I do it is easy to stack everything on shelves. It also allows me to rotate them easily to use the oldest jars first and have a place to store the empty jars safely. We started out with one shelving unit like you and a small garden. Both the garden and root have slowly expanded over the years to meet our needs for the taste of homegrown food that is better then anything commercially available. Thanks for watching my videos.
I am impressed! Your seller looks amazing. So colorful and everything clean and tidy. We planted our first small garden this yr. my husband wants to try large containers. I want to learn to cane but I’m scared half to death of pressure cookers.
Thanks. Buy a ball blue book for the best info on safe home canning. Not everything requires a pressure caner. It goes by acid content and it is very easy to get started with high acid recipes in a water bath caner. Thanks for watching.
I have to admit that I bought the cabbage from a local farm. I gave up planting cabbage because all mine always had worms and I don't use pesticides. I buy jumbo heads for less then a dollar fresh picked with no insect damage that are grown for storage and the local sauerkraut industry. Thanks for watching.
As a black woman I really felt like I had no business comment on this channel but you what I admire this cellar very well done. Wouldn’t mind seeing how you make your wine.
I have subscribers from all around the world and enjoy comments from everyone. There are a couple videos about making wine but it's not always the best. Thanks for watching.
You have so much more preserves in your root cellar than the preserving and embalming of King Tut's body, or mummification process on his way to the Ancient Egyptian afterlife. Love, Light, Peace & Gratitude.
Love your Self Sufficency Video's! I just picked up a Cyclone rake and Chipper/Shredder for my farm's in SE Kansas... I raise Semi-Branveih cross beef and love to garden as well. My passion is using the old Gravely Walk behind tractors and attachments...
I always come back to this video as an example for my perfect pantry. Great organizations and the things that gets me most is all the fresh and home canned products you have in there. You only have a small amount of store bought canned goods. Everything else you do! And that so exciting because I make my own cider and wine for storage, I also make my own sauerkraut, grow a big garden and I am just getting into canning for food storage. I always look back to this video for how people pantries SHOULD be. More homemade and homegrown. Way to much people post pantries with nothing but garbage processed food. And in an emergency that stuff with run out and then you’re done. You have it done right. You grown and can all your own stuff from your own garden and your own fruit trees. Thank you for posting this. And please do another update so we can see how it’s changed!
It definitely is a great place to go shopping in the winter. Basically it looks the same every fall and now all the butternuts and pumpkins are gone and empty jars replace the full ones.It is definitely a lot of work but as you say well worth it. Thanks for watching.
Wow this is great! My father in law used to make us maple syrup but sadly he passed away two years ago. We’re moving to his home in a month or two and my mother in law is moving to a condo...but we’ve also lost some maples so we won’t be able to pick up where he left off. He left us a huge spot where he kept his garden for 37 years. I look forward to learning how to can. I’ve seen green beans done before but that’s it. We always cut our corn off the cob with the juices and put it in a crockpot with butter and let it go till a little foam develops on the edges. Then we cool it and put it in containers for the freezer. I like it much better than canned because it’s the best creamed corn in the world. I do love butternut squash but I don’t think we’d use that many or that many pumpkins. I have recently tried my hand at making sauerkraut though! Pretty proud of myself there. I’d like to make my own canned peaches and apple sauce this summer. I’ve got a peach cobbler recipe that’ll knock your socks off. I’ve been in the city for too long, but the housing crisis of 2008 ruined my dreams of moving then. We’re finally getting back to the country and I can’t wait to raise some chickens, but raw milk from a local dairy, pick apples from a friends orchard, and buy grass fed beef from a farm down the hill. Life should be pretty good after this next month or two! Thanks for this video! New subscriber!
Once you take the time to do this. It is there for you year after year. This is a system. Good for you guys. After watching your videos I would not expect anything less. Always and always a first rate job. Congratulations to you and your family...
I love this! I wish that we had basements in the houses...here in Oklahoma. They no longer build houses with them [I heard it's because people would have major damp/mold problems] due to the weather. Not sure about it. I use my walk-in closet instead. We put an a/c vent in it for when it gets hot and during the winter time it stays pretty cool [since it's up against our garage wall that isn't insulated]. Hoping that when we sell this house and buy a new one...my husband will eventually let me build a root cellar in our backyard. *New Subscriber*
A underground root cellar is the way to go if you have a place for it. 8 feet down and it can hold 50 degrees year round. In Oklahoma it could double as a emergency hurricane shelter. Thanks for watching.
Unemployed Redneck Hillbilly Creations I was just thinking the same thing. In Oklahoma i have a circa 1950 keyhole storm shelter. Original owners told me it was a bomb shelter when they built it but not sure how it would save anyone. Right now it floods so I don’t use it at all. Just use a pump to get the water out.
my first video and I subbed. your voice is so soothing as well. great cellar. we're thinking of possibly building something similar. we're going to need one pretty fast. blessing to y'all.
It works for us. In the summer it gets a little warm for storage but the perishables are used up by then and it cool right back down in the fall. Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Thanks. We started with a old fridge years ago and slowly worked up to this. This is the time of the year we appreciate it the most. Thanks for watching my videos.
Hello ! After seeing your impeccable root cellar I can't understand why you are unemployed ! I would take this video to any job interview you get. Anyone with any sense would hire you based on seeing your obvious talents which far exceed creating a root cellar ! I do wish you all the very best and hope you have employment now !
It was by choice. I was replaced by H1B visa workers from India and got so mad that I dropped out of the workforce 13 years ago. Best move I ever made. I retired last year and am living a simple life. Thanks for watching.
OMG! I would love to have a cellar like this or even have the time to can. Apple sauce isn't expensive but would love to make my own. Great video! BTW I had watched that spice drawer/cabinet and told my hubby to make me one based on yours teehee. Love your guys' hard work!
Once you make your own apple sauce you will never go back to store bought. Home canning many times will cost you more then buying a commercial version, but it always tastes better and is healthier for you with no chemical additives. This is the time of the year when we enjoy shopping in the root cellar. Hope your husband makes you one as my wife loves hers . Thanks for watching my videos.
This is the first food storage video that I've seen that has a ventilation system like this, I would be interested in learning more about it if possible.... As always thanx for sharing.
Just a simple thermo siphon system. Hot air exits the top and pulls cold air into the bottom. Vents on the north side of the house that stays cool all winter. I use a smartthings sensor to help monitor the temp and adjust the vents accordingly. Has worked great so far. Thanks for watching.
what a wonderfully stocked pantry. everything looks delicious. did you raise all the squash and pumpkins. you folks have really been busy. enjoyed the video. thanks
Fantastic video! Thank you so much for taking the time and putting up with the few silly folks who go on about apples. I am hoping to start up a root cellar this next year and was really stressed about what you can and cannot put in there. Does it just come down to air circulation or do you have to worry about humidity? Also I love that you take the time to answer all the questions, you are a champion!
In my case the air circulation keeps the gasses from building. Items like cabbage do dry out the longer they are stored due to lack of humidity so we look at that and only stock a couple months worth. A sealed room with temp and humidity control would be best for longer storage but the cost would outweigh the savings. This works best for our needs with zero operating cost. Thanks for watching.
Not to brag, but i have enough B&M bread, for a can, with baked beans, every saturday, for four persons, for a year. Thats a BEAUTIFUL cellar and supply. I wrote a cookbook, its on Amazon. I was the first doomsday cookbook author. Delicious Doomsday Recipes, cooking for Everyday Living. Im a little jealous of your cellar and VERY jealous of your green thumb. Our cellar is a connex, buried. Alot of work reinforcing it, because a connex only has reinforcements at the corners. My husband used 4x4 pressure treated beams every 4 feet, put a solid roof on, using downed trees, tar, plastic sheeting, covered with two feet of dirt on top. Its also our tornado and fire shelter. Thank you for sharing.
So famous people do eat B&M bread.😉 That's the right way to make a root cellar that will hold cooler temps year round. Having a garden is the only way to know what you are eating anymore. Thanks for watching.
I've gone through about all the comments I could to avoid doubling up but couldnt find the answer, but I'm curious about the size of the space. Very well organized and an inspiration for my future stocks.
Great video, nice root cellar, you must be in the Northeast, because I see Wegmans that’s where I live upstate New York, I just got into canning myself loving it hope to build a pantry like yours thanks for sharing
Thanks. Yes, out by Rochester. We don't shop at Wegmans much anymore because their prices have skyrocketed since they remodeled our store. Canning does take a lot of time but is well worth it. A root cellar is a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful. Well organized, clean, and we'll lit. What I especially like is that you practice common sense. Most of these videos out there are under the impression they have to fill a cellar and pantry to impress viewers.
It's definitely a great place to go shopping in the winter. Each fall is a different mix depending on what did well in the garden. Thanks for watching.
Wow! How many people are you feeding?! That amount of food would last my husband and me for 10 years! But it is pretty cool how you've got it all organized and arranged. Good work.
Just 2 of us and some gifts. We do wind up tossing some out, but for years like this with no tomatoes it is nice to have extras on hand. It is nice to have enough food for a couple month emergency. Thanks for watching.
Amazing! Wonderfully built, stocked and organized! At about the 2:00 mark, you mentioned another video that you had building out the vent system, but I am unable to find that on your channel? Could you add a link to your video description?
There's another showing it better but no video abou building it. It's just a thermosiphon system that lets hot air out the top and brings in fresh cold air through the bottom tube. I adjust the valves to control the temperature. Thanks for watching.
Good lord, that's the most tidy and inspiring root cellar I've ever seen.
The heavy duty wire shelves help to keep everything organized. It helps to keep us eating healthy year round. Thanks for watching.
Ive never seen anything so nice!
Beginning2013 Indeed! Lol....
This is a beautiful root cellar :) I love seeing all that colorful produce in there. It's a nice change from all the people storing up pop tarts and Doritos!
I haven't had a Dorito in years, now I have a craving for one. It is great to be able to go shopping in the root cellar year round. Thanks for watching.
Haha, you're welcome for the Dorito craving :)
Amen to that!
This is the best food prep pantry where it is a balance of fresh and canned food. Very nice. Thank you.
Thanks. It's a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Some people are just good at what they do...and you sir, fall into that category. Well done!
Thanks. When you put all the labor onto processing food like this you need a cool dark place to store it for longest storage. Thanks for watching.
Most impressive root cellar I've ever seen. I'd gladly quarantine with you guys! 😊 Hello, you now have a new subscriber and new gardener from Ontario, Canada. Started on my back deck this year in containers. Now I want a root cellar stocked like yours 😉
It's best to start small and expand a little each year to keep it fun and learn what works for your area. Good luck. Thanks for watching.
how in the hell could 23 people not like this root celler. Im very impressed. Im born and raised in shithole CA . We used to grow alot of food before this state lost its soul. god bless
I guess some people don't like storing and eating their own homegrown veggies. NY is just as big a s___hole as California lately and getting hard to afford. Thanks for watching.
That's exactly what I was thinking. They must be jealous, can't think of any other reason.
it was a genuine mistake by their fingers or devices
I feel Sorry for you!
wow, I don't think i have ever seen such a pretty root cellar!!! how wonderful!! thanks for sharing....think I will sub and take a look at your vids!
It is nice to have a place to store what we grow. Thanks for watching my videos and subscribing.
First glance was the chocolate wine! All the canned goods in the ball jars look delicious and I know hours upon hours were spent cooking all of them. Years back, my mother canned like that, teaching us to do the same, and the jars were stored in the cool basement. Happy memories! God Bless!
It is a great place to go shopping in the winter. That is what makes it all worthwhile. Thanks for watching.
What a wonderful space your family has created! I love how organized it is and the little fence to keep the pumpkins from falling off the shelf 😃😃
Thank you for sharing 😍
It was definitely a great place to go shopping during this pandemic. Thanks for watching.
You have spurred my desire to create a better storage today!
It makes a big difference when you finally get it worked out. Thanks for watching.
Same! I've been trying to re-organize everything in my house for A WHILE now and I am pretty close to being finished, but I just have to sit down and do it.
This video really inspired me to pick it back up and finally finish 😊❤. I'm so happy I found this! (Also: it's GORGEOUS!)
very nice, clean and bright. Love the variety you have.
Something different every year. Thanks for watching.
that root cellar impresses me every time I see it.
Thanks. Every year it has different contents. Once you get started preserving food it is hard to go back to the stuff from store shelves. Thanks for watching my videos.
Fantastic! Your root cellar is a thing of beauty. Very interesting reusing the Ball jar boxes to hold multiple items, multiple baskets, etc. Thx for posting
Very impressive! Excellent use of space with everything easy to find. Lots of good eating in there, too. Thanks for the tour!
We love to go shopping in there in the winter.Thanks for watching.
It all looks so pretty. Wonderfully stocked and organized pantry!
It is a great place to go shopping in. Thanks for watching.
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What a fabulous stock of food. So impressed until I saw the canola oil. lol
Our new home will have a large cold cellar so I'm looking forward to utilizing it all!
I guess you don't know the secret to making the best French fries in the world then 😋. It's a great place to go shopping in the winter and during a pandemic. Thanks for watching.
Wow,just stunning arrangement of all your fresh canning ,fruits and vegetables.Thoroughly impressed
It's a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Loveeeeeeeeeeee , thanks for showing us . You have given me some great ideas for my soon to be new pantry and you have inspired me even more hahaha x
Thanks for watching.
Love this so much!
Thanks. It is alot of work, but well worth it. Thank you for watching my video.
Show us those milkers!!
It's amazing!! Great job, very inspiring. I'm sure you love having all that fresh food daily. Thanks for sharing
It is a lot of work, but worth it. Thanks for watching.
Extremely impressive! Thank you for sharing!
Gives me inspiration to keep growing my own food and to learn how to preserve it!
Once you start preserving veggies from your garden you can enjoy the heirloom flavors year round. Thanks for watching.
That's a great root cellar. Well organised and clean. I'm very envious!
Keep up the good work.
Mike in the UK
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It is great to be able to use the veggies we grow year round. UA-cam makes the world seem small. Thanks for watching.
Wow. You guys have made a wonderful resource for yourselves there. I’d be so proud of making and maintaining that cellar. Have a good day!
Thanks. It's a great place to go shopping in in the winter. Thanks for watching.
It's a few years later now, but I found this video and really feel you have done an excellent job on your wonderfully organized and displayed root cellar/pantry... I am new to making a pantry but I bought the same kind of shelving as you show here and I have converted a large closet into the mini-pantry... I hope I can do well with it... I have just got a pressure canner and some jars and only done up a few things so far... chicken, ground beef and sirloin steak in jars... I have a lot of catching-up to do... better late than never... I am all alone at age 75, but I will do my best to get prepared for who knows what may come in future.
It has been a great place to go shopping during this pandemic. All filled up again and ready for a long winter. Thanks for watching.
Such a beautifully organized cellar.
A great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Not only are your videos informative but you sound just like my great uncle, who I love dearly. Subscribed!
Thanks for watching and subscribing. I hope you can find other videos that you enjoy on my channel.
Love your root cellar!!!! Very well organized!
We love to go shopping down there year round. Thanks for watching.
What a beautiful root cellar! Nice, tidy & colorful!
It's a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Everything you all do is so neat and organized!
At least when I make videos.🤫 Thanks for watching.
Wow! Beautifully organized as well.😊
Very, very nice.
Thanks. It is a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Omg I love this ...all look neat and organized and all needed necessity in there.
It is a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Love the tour. Looks great
Thanks for watching.
Such a GORGEOUS pantry!!! Well done!
Thanks for watching.
Very well organised, wow great job there! Watching from the UK.
Thanks for watching.
It really as one of the most beautiful pantries I've seen and I look at them all the time you really are done a great job and organizing things Very very impressive
It's a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your hard work.
Thanks for watching.
What a great root cellar, you and your wife are pretty awesome planners.
It is fun to go shopping in there year round. Thanks for watching.
How proud you should be of all your hard work!
We enjoy shopping in the root cellar year round. Thanks for watching.
😍😍😍 My dream come true!! I'm an avid canner, but we don't have. basement or cellar or even a pantry so my jars are stacked as carefully as possible on one shelving unit and of course stacked all around it. You work with the space you've got :) Just found your channel today and I'm loving it!
As long as you live in an area with no earth tremors like I do it is easy to stack everything on shelves. It also allows me to rotate them easily to use the oldest jars first and have a place to store the empty jars safely. We started out with one shelving unit like you and a small garden. Both the garden and root have slowly expanded over the years to meet our needs for the taste of homegrown food that is better then anything commercially available. Thanks for watching my videos.
This is all new to me I had no clue you could keep all the fresh produce out like that I'm amazed
As long as you can keep it around 40 deg it will last all winter. In the fall we load it up and the butternuts last until Easter. Thanks for watching.
What a beautiful cold storage/pantry you have!
It is great to go shopping in there this time of the year. Thanks for watching.
Very nice! It’s so organized and clean and very pleasant.
It's a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
I LIKE how the room is set up!! 👍
You did Good. 👍
Thanks for watching.
This is easily the best root cellar I have ever seen. You got my sub. I am surprised you do not have many more.
It is fun to go shopping in there year round. Thanks for watching.
I am impressed! Your seller looks amazing. So colorful and everything clean and tidy. We planted our first small garden this yr. my husband wants to try large containers. I want to learn to cane but I’m scared half to death of pressure cookers.
Thanks. Buy a ball blue book for the best info on safe home canning. Not everything requires a pressure caner. It goes by acid content and it is very easy to get started with high acid recipes in a water bath caner. Thanks for watching.
That looks gorgeous.Your cabbage looks amazing. I wish I had this.
I have to admit that I bought the cabbage from a local farm. I gave up planting cabbage because all mine always had worms and I don't use pesticides. I buy jumbo heads for less then a dollar fresh picked with no insect damage that are grown for storage and the local sauerkraut industry. Thanks for watching.
I had worms in my cabbage also.I don’t think I will try to grow them again.
👍 I like how you kept and use the boxes your canning jars came in.
You need a way to store the empty jars so we save the original boxes. Thanks for watching.
JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!!
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What an impressive root cellar! So organized and neat. You had some good eating there! 😎
A great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
As a black woman I really felt like I had no business comment on this channel but you what I admire this cellar very well done. Wouldn’t mind seeing how you make your wine.
I have subscribers from all around the world and enjoy comments from everyone. There are a couple videos about making wine but it's not always the best. Thanks for watching.
You have so much more preserves in your root cellar than the preserving and embalming
of King Tut's body, or mummification process on his way to the Ancient Egyptian afterlife.
Love, Light, Peace & Gratitude.
It sure helped out during this pandemic. Thanks for watching.
WOW! your pantry is AMAZING. We just turned a back porch into our pantry area and this video is giving me some great ideas for it.
A good storage area is required to enjoy the veggies from a garden year round. Thanks for watching.
Love your Self Sufficency Video's! I just picked up a Cyclone rake and Chipper/Shredder for my farm's in SE Kansas... I raise Semi-Branveih cross beef and love to garden as well. My passion is using the old Gravely Walk behind tractors and attachments...
It's a great way to know what you are eating. I wanted a couple cows but am too lazy to tend to their needs. Thanks for watching.
Nice ,clean and organized! Love it!
It lets us enjoy our garden year round. Thanks for watching.
absolutely the best pantry tour I've watched!
It's a great way to enjoy the garden year round. Thanks for watching.
I' d like have all your knowledge, I' m great fan of your vidéos. Bravo from France.
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I always come back to this video as an example for my perfect pantry. Great organizations and the things that gets me most is all the fresh and home canned products you have in there. You only have a small amount of store bought canned goods. Everything else you do! And that so exciting because I make my own cider and wine for storage, I also make my own sauerkraut, grow a big garden and I am just getting into canning for food storage. I always look back to this video for how people pantries SHOULD be. More homemade and homegrown.
Way to much people post pantries with nothing but garbage processed food. And in an emergency that stuff with run out and then you’re done.
You have it done right. You grown and can all your own stuff from your own garden and your own fruit trees.
Thank you for posting this. And please do another update so we can see how it’s changed!
It definitely is a great place to go shopping in the winter. Basically it looks the same every fall and now all the butternuts and pumpkins are gone and empty jars replace the full ones.It is definitely a lot of work but as you say well worth it. Thanks for watching.
Wow this is great! My father in law used to make us maple syrup but sadly he passed away two years ago. We’re moving to his home in a month or two and my mother in law is moving to a condo...but we’ve also lost some maples so we won’t be able to pick up where he left off. He left us a huge spot where he kept his garden for 37 years. I look forward to learning how to can. I’ve seen green beans done before but that’s it. We always cut our corn off the cob with the juices and put it in a crockpot with butter and let it go till a little foam develops on the edges. Then we cool it and put it in containers for the freezer. I like it much better than canned because it’s the best creamed corn in the world. I do love butternut squash but I don’t think we’d use that many or that many pumpkins. I have recently tried my hand at making sauerkraut though! Pretty proud of myself there. I’d like to make my own canned peaches and apple sauce this summer. I’ve got a peach cobbler recipe that’ll knock your socks off. I’ve been in the city for too long, but the housing crisis of 2008 ruined my dreams of moving then. We’re finally getting back to the country and I can’t wait to raise some chickens, but raw milk from a local dairy, pick apples from a friends orchard, and buy grass fed beef from a farm down the hill. Life should be pretty good after this next month or two! Thanks for this video! New subscriber!
Excellent, looks so meet!
Thanks for watching.
Wow…amazing! It's all so wonderful!
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Beautiful setup. Amazing root pantry in the seller!
Thanks. It is a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Once you take the time to do this. It is there for you year after year. This is a system. Good for you guys. After watching your videos I would not expect anything less. Always and always a first rate job. Congratulations to you and your family...
Once you get used to the flavor of homegrown veggies it is well worth learning to preserve them. Thanks for watching my videos.
Wow, absolutely awesome. Nice organization. I envy you.
It really helps us know what we are eating. Thanks for watching.
What a beautiful root cellar..Never saw one so clean and organized..Can you do a video on how you made your maple syrpe
I plan on making another batch next Feb and will make a video. It is very simple to make. Thanks for watching.
I love this! I wish that we had basements in the houses...here in Oklahoma. They no longer build houses with them [I heard it's because people would have major damp/mold problems] due to the weather. Not sure about it. I use my walk-in closet instead. We put an a/c vent in it for when it gets hot and during the winter time it stays pretty cool [since it's up against our garage wall that isn't insulated]. Hoping that when we sell this house and buy a new one...my husband will eventually let me build a root cellar in our backyard. *New Subscriber*
A underground root cellar is the way to go if you have a place for it. 8 feet down and it can hold 50 degrees year round. In Oklahoma it could double as a emergency hurricane shelter. Thanks for watching.
Unemployed Redneck Hillbilly Creations I was just thinking the same thing. In Oklahoma i have a circa 1950 keyhole storm shelter. Original owners told me it was a bomb shelter when they built it but not sure how it would save anyone. Right now it floods so I don’t use it at all. Just use a pump to get the water out.
I love how organised this is.
The heavy duty wire shelves make it easy to keep organized. Thanks for watching.
This is beautiful!
A lot of work, but worth it. Thanks for watching.
Looks beautiful
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WOW!! When's dinner? I'll bring the beer 😊
So nice, your hard work shows!!
Every night. Thanks for watching.
You're inspiring! Thanks for posting!
Just trying to know exactly what we eat. Thanks for watching.
Wow one heck of a root cellar!
A great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
my first video and I subbed. your voice is so soothing as well. great cellar. we're thinking of possibly building something similar. we're going to need one pretty fast. blessing to y'all.
It works for us. In the summer it gets a little warm for storage but the perishables are used up by then and it cool right back down in the fall. Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Really nice! Lots of great produce in that little room.
Thanks, we will enjoy it for the next year. Thanks for watching my video.
I am IN LOVE with your root cellar!! GORGEOUS!!! Drool worthy! lol. This is what I aspire to have!! Thank you for showing me a goal to have! hehe
Thanks. We started with a old fridge years ago and slowly worked up to this. This is the time of the year we appreciate it the most. Thanks for watching my videos.
Hello ! After seeing your impeccable root cellar I can't understand why you are unemployed !
I would take this video to any job interview you get. Anyone with any sense would hire you based on seeing your obvious talents which far exceed creating a root cellar ! I do wish you all the very best and hope you have employment now !
It was by choice. I was replaced by H1B visa workers from India and got so mad that I dropped out of the workforce 13 years ago. Best move I ever made. I retired last year and am living a simple life. Thanks for watching.
new sub from se texas! prettiest root cellar i've ever seen!
A great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching and subbing.
Beautiful job!
Thanks for watching.
Very impressive and inspiring!
Thanks for watching.
OMG! I would love to have a cellar like this or even have the time to can. Apple sauce isn't expensive but would love to make my own.
Great video!
BTW I had watched that spice drawer/cabinet and told my hubby to make me one based on yours teehee. Love your guys' hard work!
Once you make your own apple sauce you will never go back to store bought. Home canning many times will cost you more then buying a commercial version, but it always tastes better and is healthier for you with no chemical additives. This is the time of the year when we enjoy shopping in the root cellar. Hope your husband makes you one as my wife loves hers . Thanks for watching my videos.
This is the first food storage video that I've seen that has a ventilation system like this, I would be interested in learning more about it if possible.... As always thanx for sharing.
Just a simple thermo siphon system. Hot air exits the top and pulls cold air into the bottom. Vents on the north side of the house that stays cool all winter. I use a smartthings sensor to help monitor the temp and adjust the vents accordingly. Has worked great so far. Thanks for watching.
@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 thanks for Sharing info sounds simple enough.
New sub! I love all the variety! We are a family of ten so our stock would have to be huge! The fresh apples look good!
I can't imagine feeding 10. At least there would be plenty of help for the garden and processing. Thanks for watching and subbing.
Looks amazing
Thanks for watching.
Beautiful and inspiring!
Tastes good also. Thanks for watching.
Very nice!! Clean and neat.
A great place to go shopping. Thanks for watching.
Very lovely and well organized.
We love shopping in there year round. Thanks for watching.
what a wonderfully stocked pantry. everything looks delicious. did you raise all the squash and pumpkins. you folks have really been busy. enjoyed the video. thanks
Yes, the butternuts and pumpkins grow great in our area. Thanks for watching.
Fantastic video! Thank you so much for taking the time and putting up with the few silly folks who go on about apples. I am hoping to start up a root cellar this next year and was really stressed about what you can and cannot put in there. Does it just come down to air circulation or do you have to worry about humidity?
Also I love that you take the time to answer all the questions, you are a champion!
In my case the air circulation keeps the gasses from building. Items like cabbage do dry out the longer they are stored due to lack of humidity so we look at that and only stock a couple months worth. A sealed room with temp and humidity control would be best for longer storage but the cost would outweigh the savings. This works best for our needs with zero operating cost. Thanks for watching.
Not to brag, but i have enough B&M bread, for a can, with baked beans, every saturday, for four persons, for a year. Thats a BEAUTIFUL cellar and supply. I wrote a cookbook, its on Amazon. I was the first doomsday cookbook author. Delicious Doomsday Recipes, cooking for Everyday Living. Im a little jealous of your cellar and VERY jealous of your green thumb. Our cellar is a connex, buried. Alot of work reinforcing it, because a connex only has reinforcements at the corners. My husband used 4x4 pressure treated beams every 4 feet, put a solid roof on, using downed trees, tar, plastic sheeting, covered with two feet of dirt on top. Its also our tornado and fire shelter. Thank you for sharing.
So famous people do eat B&M bread.😉 That's the right way to make a root cellar that will hold cooler temps year round. Having a garden is the only way to know what you are eating anymore. Thanks for watching.
I've gone through about all the comments I could to avoid doubling up but couldnt find the answer, but I'm curious about the size of the space. Very well organized and an inspiration for my future stocks.
it's 6 ft x 8 ft inside. just right for our needs. Thanks for watching.
Great video, nice root cellar, you must be in the Northeast, because I see Wegmans that’s where I live upstate New York, I just got into canning myself loving it hope to build a pantry like yours thanks for sharing
Thanks. Yes, out by Rochester. We don't shop at Wegmans much anymore because their prices have skyrocketed since they remodeled our store. Canning does take a lot of time but is well worth it. A root cellar is a great place to go shopping in the winter. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful. Well organized, clean, and we'll lit. What I especially like is that you practice common sense. Most of these videos out there are under the impression they have to fill a cellar and pantry to impress viewers.
It's definitely a great place to go shopping in the winter. Each fall is a different mix depending on what did well in the garden. Thanks for watching.
Wow! How many people are you feeding?! That amount of food would last my husband and me for 10 years! But it is pretty cool how you've got it all organized and arranged. Good work.
Just 2 of us and some gifts. We do wind up tossing some out, but for years like this with no tomatoes it is nice to have extras on hand. It is nice to have enough food for a couple month emergency. Thanks for watching.
No it wouldn't. This is a modest storage that will be supplemented with store runs.
If you had to rely on that, and only that, it wouldn't last you and your husband 3 months.
@@SgtSnausages She doesn't cook , that is why it would last her that long .
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Love this! I am inspired!
It's a great way to know where your food comes from. Thanks for watching.
Amazing! Wonderfully built, stocked and organized! At about the 2:00 mark, you mentioned another video that you had building out the vent system, but I am unable to find that on your channel? Could you add a link to your video description?
There's another showing it better but no video abou building it. It's just a thermosiphon system that lets hot air out the top and brings in fresh cold air through the bottom tube. I adjust the valves to control the temperature. Thanks for watching.
So sick man keep up the good work!
It is the only way to know what you are eating anymore. Thanks for watching.
beautiful and something to get ideas from!!!
It is a great way to know exactly what you are eating. I see it as a edible hobby. Thanks for watching.
Man this guy is really set to wine and dine through a crisis so badass
Great place to go shopping during a pandemic. Thanks for watching.
Soo beautiful!
Thanks for watching.
Nice tour, very neat! Too funny, I've got a can of the brown bread, but minus the raisins in my storage. ;)
That is for when you get really desperate and it is the last thing in the house to eat. Thanks for watching.
WOW, fantastic job on your root cellar, i'm jealous :-)
Thanks for watching.