I've noticed a lot of folks trying to cover up things by calling them something else. I ain't never known a cow to produce soy milk or make a tofu burger.
I just love these philly-osophies! So true, so true! Down home common sense ... something this world is sorely lacking! Keep them coming, Mr. Kent! You really hit the nail on the head!
I laughed out loud after watching this segment!!! (LOL for your younger viewers)...What you have brought up is so true. It's a funny world we live in these days. I've been watching your UA-cam channel for quite a while now...you might have seen my response on another video. You and your wife Shannon are doing some really good work! I am a home cook and love obsorbing great cooking ideas with a humble attitude. It's what I grew up on...congratulations on your growth!
Say Kent;You've scored another winner here. I'll have to agree with you on this latest Filly-Osophy segment. There was point in time when my wife was doing Almond milk. Well, I had to go to the store to pick up a few items for supper and my cell phone rings. My wife wants me to pick up a half gallon of Almond milk. When I get to the dairy section, I found exactly the same items that you mentioned. Of course I had to call her back because she hadn't told me which flavor of Almond milk to buy. There were so many kinds of "milk" I was getting confused and, I sure didn't want to drive back to the store in case I picked the wrong brand or flavor so I had to call her back to verify just exactly what she wanted.I'm still trying to figure out why all these artificial so called milk products are located in the *Dairy* section which should contain cow milk (whole and buttermilk), goat milk, cheese, butter, eggs, etc, etc.Sure wish we could have things normal in our country again. More ways than one.
Cowboy Kent Rollins God bless you and I'm with you on that food thing we like our good old-fashioned food the way we grew up with it. I know what southern cooking is I was raised by a southern woman one of her many titles is Mom and I see my 81 year old mother every month. And keep up your good Country Cookin there it makes me hungry every time I watch one of them videos. It's always fun to go over across the country to North Carolina and visit my relatives. They keep trying to re hillbilly ate me when I'm there.
I'm not a cowboy but.....I love the straight forward no-nonsense approach to life. Cowboy Rollins is the genuine article and he makes some of the best darn food that will ever pass yer lips and hit your gullet.
The man is on point! Thank you Mr. Rollins. Not to dilute your message, but this made me laugh more than I have in quite a while. Great point made, with some levity on the side. We need more of this! 😀 You and Shan are true American, down to earth heroes! Much love and respect. 👍
I refuse to drink or even look at anything other than whole milk or buttermilk. Grandma would whoop my behind if she thought i was even considering anything less.
Mr. Rollins, this world would be a better, less complicated place if more people went along with your way of thinking. God bless you (and Shannon, of course).
There's nothing quite like fresh whole milk, and traditionally made cheese. Sadly I can't enjoy it as much as I did growing up. Part of the reason behind all the alternative dairy products is people have so many food allergies. Thankfully my allergic reactions aren't as bad as some, so if I'm careful most of the time, I can eat a little bit once in a while. Also, I'm thankful for the alternative products, because dairy was a huge group of comfort foods growing up. Having something similar available is so nice. They even have dairy free ice cream now, so while folks are eating real ice cream around me after dinner, I can pull out my own and not feel left out, and I can enjoy the time spent with family without the consequences of a stomach ache in the night. Thank you for all your videos Mr. Rollins! My dad found your videos on making cowboy coffee, and he enjoys making it here at home! It's now one of my favorite ways to have coffee, and I drank my first cup of it black. Any other coffee I need something in it to help with the acidity, but your cowboy coffee is excellent, and the only style I'll drink with nothing else in it.
Your right Kent - when I grew up I had a palomino fillie and a pinto gelding- now I’m old and retired and I got me some good cast iron cook ware and a few good grandkids that is going back to horses- I is a lucky Paapa!!
I swanny, I would have given anything to watched you and old Justin Wilson together at the same time. You sure are a breath of fresh for a Texas boy trapped in LA. Going home in a few days to get my infusion of Tex-Mex and BBQ though. Keep on keeping on. You're great! Happy Pappy
Cowboy Kent, I agree with everything you just said!!! My good wife and I have this saying... Stay in your own yard and you will be fine!!! We live by this.
Being a Manager of a grocery store. You should try ordering the so call Dairy Section now. I sell over 18 different so called milk products. The one thing that can run out or Low is the Whole Milk. Not once will you hear a bad word said. These folks know it happens and understand.... Although let the other 17 fall short- The end is near or you would think....... Been a week and have not watched anything else on UA-cam.... Your channel is definitely entertaining and educational... Just tonight I cooked Chicken friend Cube Steak and Sparking taters with Your secret to making gravy..... I am stuffed and so is the neighbor... Spatula flat is the trick 8).... Thank you for your time and effort.... ATB Mike
Dear Mr. Rollins, I am fascinated to see your strong reaction on the not-milk bit in this video. I hail from an archipelago called Indonesia. My country consists of many islands, where every island is surrounded with coastal areas, littered with coconut trees. As such, folks here have been using coconut in their time-honored culinary tradition, including processing the 'flesh' of its fruits into 'milk'. It is made by repeatedly soaking grated coconut 'flesh' in fresh water. The 'milk'-like liquid is used as an ingredient to give savory taste in soups, meat dish and even desserts. However, unlike actual milk, coconut 'milk' is never consumed as a beverage on its own, at least to my knowledge! Now, from what little I've learned about Oklahoma, I understand that there is no coastal area there, being a land-locked State and all. That's why I reckon that anyone raised there might be surprised or confused about the existence of such coconut 'milk', because it was never in his/her cultural experience. I reckon this confusion has a lot to do with the things that are normally associated with the word 'milk' in the back of the mind of the person using/hearing that word. I can understand that to a person like you, sir, a hard-boiled cowboy with strong ties to your place of birth and its cultural expression, using the word 'milk' to describe something that doesn't come out from a cow's udder can be an affront to your sensibilities. The national language of my country have two different words for cow's milk and coconut 'milk'. They are susu (pronounced as soo soo) and santan (pronounced as sun tun) respectively. The English language does not have different words to distinguish the two, because culturally, the concept of santan (coconut 'milk') is brand new. This is evident in how in Indonesian language, the word susu kedelai is used to denote soy milk (susu = milk, kedelai = soy). Soy 'milk' is a relatively new concept among my people, and the result is that they describe this plant-based beverage using the closest concept they understand: the thing looks like milk, but its made of soy - hence susu kedelai (soy 'milk'). What I'm trying to say is that it's admirable to have strong identity expression. But in this day and age where information, culture, and goods are exchanged like never before, it is easier to be open for 'new' concepts that we've never heard before. Who knows what we might find. Hey, it's kind of like when your lady, Shannon, introduce you to avocado. Failing that, you can always use the Indonesian word to describe coconut 'milk', santan. God bless you and greetings from the ever-sunny South (East Asia), Your fan, Ari.
Well said! Language is complicated and beautiful all at the same time. And I love that we can come online and access information and hear about other cultures.
Gotta an orange butter story for ya! 14 yrs. old & 1st. job as a dishwasher... my manager had me making blueberry muffins when i wasn't busy. Also to go on the muffins, he'd have me whip up some orange butter. 1 can of concentrated orange juice, 2 lbs. of butter & powdered sugar to taste. What tickled me most was what he told the waitresses to tell the inquiring folks who asked where they came by the orange butter... He told them to answer "Form an Orange Cow." Here's the Topper... that Thanksgiving he had his bakery wife spray a 5' ficus tree with paraffin chocolate & hung candy canes on the limbs for the restaurant's Christmas Tree. Miss them Charities of the late 60's, when food innovations were weird, but still natural. 4617
Hey Kent, this was hilarious. I've loved your videos for a long while. I do think that language changes and that's it's okay that it changes. I think a burger is just a patty of something in between two buns and if you want that patty to be beef, then you can order a beef burger. Milk is just a creamy liquid for cereal, coffee, etc. Don't matter what it's made of! You know what also produces milk that we drink? Goats and sheep. So just by saying milk is from a cow is a little limiting. But also language is complicated and hard!
I spent a number of years in New Mexico. I was 30 yo when, this old cowboy taught me to western ride. God rest his soul, I bet he would have been just like you if, he ever went to NYC. He and his wife were both raised on a cattle ranch. Navy man during WW2 and won a lot of medals for heroism. Never talked about the war or his medals. His wife told me about them. She was like your wife, 100% cowgirl.
rofl. My husband and i went into a restaurant we had never been to before, looked at menu and didn't understand any of it. Um, we thanked the waitress and left. However, we did leave her a tip but we weren't going to eat that stuff.
I've done myself right proud to stay out of them big cities so far... I'm 56 this year and still haven't seen New York City....! I think I about got her whipped!
It's all about who's running the schools, writing the history books, philosophy books and who is behind the pulpits that determines what they are going to sell us. Jesus is coming back for those who obey Him and are waiting for Him. It's not about food, it''s about what's right, peaceful, and joyous being forgiven. Thank you for your thoughts, Mr. and Mrs. Rollins. It's 2019 and if we are still breathing, paying taxes, no one can tell anyone what to eat or drink in the USA.
On the farm....meat n' taters. We worked the farm.....that kept us healthy. Today? So many preservatives...they ain't gonna need to embalm me....I'm already pickled. 😁
You know Kent, if you had a little whistle on those S's. I would swear I was hearing my Grandad talk. I absolutely loved hearing him tell old hound dog and horse trading stories.
Went to your channel today to look up one of your recipes I want to make this weekend and saw this video….hilarious!! And I could not agree with you more! Probably even more so 5 years later as “they” are changing the names of everything or adding names to things/people that make no sense!!
Man I hear Yea ! I get so sick of all those New age words Folks talk today I'm 57 yrs old and sometimes I can't even understand any of what their saying-Drives me Crazy!
Haha thats too funny, great humor after a vegan lecture at school. I pondered the points of the lecture read my notes then stopped by Arby's for a roast beef sandwich. great job sir.
Kent, I fought this battle years ago. Ya can't win. Yes darn it. A burger comes from cattle as in cow. Milk may come from a cow but I have also milked milked goats and I watched my wife breast feed our children so this isn't as clear cut as burgers. Veggie and tofu might be tasty (not to me) and sure Turkey and chicken and sausage can be ground up. But not all ground stuff makes burgers. I attended university in northern New England years ago. First time I ordered a milkshake I got milk and chocolate syrup shaken. I asked what it was...a milkshake. What is it called with ice cream added? A frappe! Huh?? Today, nothing is simple any more. Folks want choice and today we have so much choice it overwhelms the senses!
@@CowboyKentRollins I've noticed that too. Since retiring I've worked to simplify my life, as well as avoid confrontations and aggravation. There's a definite correlation be levels of complication and extent of aggravation (and anxiety): My blood pressure dropped some 25 points in 6 months. Love all your videos and those dealing with philos-o-filly honestly brubg on lotsa laughter!
Howdy Kent, ya'll should educate these so called gourmet coffee places on how to make good old fashioned cup of coffee and at a fair price a working man can afford.
some folks can not drink REAL milk glad not to be 1 of them when I was a kid we had a milk cow (a family member loved children ) which meant we had REAL MILK REAL CREAM REAL FRESH BUTTER and BUTTERMILK we grew everything but flour sugar and coffee there is a lot to be said for growing up like that you learn a lot of skills and you are thankful for what you have and don't go without Necessities . If she was standing in Foley Alabama your not the first country folks she ever ran across I assure you . That is a great story thank you for the humor have a blessed day yall.
Reminds me of the first time i went to America and tried to order a coffee sweet jesus it was like an interrogation and "give me whatever you got that will pin my ears back" is not a acceptable answer to what blend i wanted i swear it took me twenty mins to get a black coffee 🤣🤣🤣
aww I'm dang I'm crying... ya u ask for whole milk nowadays people think u trying to commit suicde.. I remember them raw milk days.. And I'm 30... milkman glass bottle days...
We didn't have the milk man anymore when I was growing up but I do remember when it came from cows. My wife is obsessed with almond milk and I can't for the life of me understand why. It doesn't taste like milk at all.
It is now 2024 and if you find yourself in the same location, best be careful assuming you should call it "darlin" 😂. Metro areas are unfit for those not from them at this point. Have just discovered your channel and really enjoying it...
Thank you Kent & Shannon for the video's. From listening to this video, I have to ask what your thoughts are on "Turkey Bacon"? Tried it once, NEVER again.
@@CowboyKentRollins No, it would surely be mine. All my best to yer lil Irish lass as well. I would love to see maybe some more historical facts about life on the.trail and how the cowboys dealt with it. I love history and glimpses into the lives of these men are rare and engrossing, and at times amusing. Cowboys were a huge influence on social and economic issues of the mid to late 19th century. Unsung heroes, almost. Hell, without them, we wouldn't have Gunsmoke. Or Bonanza, for that matter.
I'm a still laugh'n at all ya said,Kent; Can't no 1 ever just git ya what ya want anymore ? Dang good list'n 2 ya Friend. Howdy Shannon ! ATB Ter & Mel God Bless
Cowboy,I’ve been a dairyman for going on 30 years. I’ve milked cows and managed herds from West Virginia to the pacific north west,I’ve milked a lot of cows but I ain’t never been ever to find a tit on a damn almond or a soybean lol
hahahaaaa... I went in asking for a burger at a local spot near my job. They asked me if I wanted a Meatless burger. I asked, what the hell is that? He said, it looks, tastes and bleeds like a burger, but it dont got any meat in it... Guess I tipped my hat too, hahahahaa.. I said GIMME REAL MEAT!! No fake nothing! Waiter told me I should at least try it, its good for my health, etc etc. Well, I tried it. Let me tell you, it messed with my stomach for a few days.. as soon as I recovered, I had me a BIG OLE STEAK! REAL MEAT! hahaaaa
Soy milk has phyto estrogens.....not so good for men. Whole milk is drastically under estimated. Oddly enough, when I was a kid I went to south Korea and the ice cream was more than awesome. I found out why....it was raw milk. No homogenized no pasteurized. Fat is flavor. To this day I'm not sure ive ever had ice cream at that level. Even more odd, since the low fat craze has taken effect.....We now have more heart disease and health issues then back when it was natural raw milk. The trendy stuff can't beat what the good Lord makes. We think were real smart now a days.....In reality we have become fools. Your story confirms that.....thank you for sharing. I can't get enough of you sir.....best cowboy I know.
a british comedian (can't recall who it was) once said about vegetarians and their "burgers": "If you don't like the taste, you can't have the shape", as in: you don't like meat: don't eat it. If you like vegetables: eat them. But don't try and imitate meat products all the time. Don't make veggie "burgers", don't make tofu "steak" and don't make soy "milk".
I just love these philly-osophies! So true, so true! Down home common sense ... something this world is sorely lacking! Keep them coming, Mr. Kent! You really hit the nail on the head!
+JP n SC thank JP for watching!
Brought a smile to my face!
Wisdom behind the humor.
And of course good old fashioned horse sense.
+Pamela Robinson Thanks for watching
I laughed out loud after watching this segment!!! (LOL for your younger viewers)...What you have brought up is so true. It's a funny world we live in these days. I've been watching your UA-cam channel for quite a while now...you might have seen my response on another video. You and your wife Shannon are doing some really good work! I am a home cook and love obsorbing great cooking ideas with a humble attitude. It's what I grew up on...congratulations on your growth!
Alex thanks so much and we try to have a good time everyday and every video
Say Kent;You've scored another winner here. I'll have to agree with you on this latest Filly-Osophy segment. There was point in time when my wife was doing Almond milk. Well, I had to go to the store to pick up a few items for supper and my cell phone rings. My wife wants me to pick up a half gallon of Almond milk. When I get to the dairy section, I found exactly the same items that you mentioned. Of course I had to call her back because she hadn't told me which flavor of Almond milk to buy. There were so many kinds of "milk" I was getting confused and, I sure didn't want to drive back to the store in case I picked the wrong brand or flavor so I had to call her back to verify just exactly what she wanted.I'm still trying to figure out why all these artificial so called milk products are located in the *Dairy* section which should contain cow milk (whole and buttermilk), goat milk, cheese, butter, eggs, etc, etc.Sure wish we could have things normal in our country again. More ways than one.
+MrGVFan hahaha I feel your pain my friend
Cowboy Kent Rollins God bless you and I'm with you on that food thing we like our good old-fashioned food the way we grew up with it. I know what southern cooking is I was raised by a southern woman one of her many titles is Mom and I see my 81 year old mother every month. And keep up your good Country Cookin there it makes me hungry every time I watch one of them videos. It's always fun to go over across the country to North Carolina and visit my relatives. They keep trying to re hillbilly ate me when I'm there.
I'm not a cowboy but.....I love the straight forward no-nonsense approach to life. Cowboy Rollins is the genuine article and he makes some of the best darn food that will ever pass yer lips and hit your gullet.
Thanks Henry
The man is on point! Thank you Mr. Rollins. Not to dilute your message, but this made me laugh more than I have in quite a while. Great point made, with some levity on the side. We need more of this! 😀 You and Shan are true American, down to earth heroes! Much love and respect. 👍
Send this to all the people in Congress they might learn something about how the true America thinks ,, love y’all keep up the good work God Bless ❤️
Rueben, they do need to hear this, Thank you for watching
I refuse to drink or even look at anything other than whole milk or buttermilk. Grandma would whoop my behind if she thought i was even considering anything less.
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Mr. Rollins, this world would be a better, less complicated place if more people went along with your way of thinking. God bless you (and Shannon, of course).
Thanks Susan so much and God Bless you as well
There's nothing quite like fresh whole milk, and traditionally made cheese. Sadly I can't enjoy it as much as I did growing up. Part of the reason behind all the alternative dairy products is people have so many food allergies. Thankfully my allergic reactions aren't as bad as some, so if I'm careful most of the time, I can eat a little bit once in a while. Also, I'm thankful for the alternative products, because dairy was a huge group of comfort foods growing up. Having something similar available is so nice. They even have dairy free ice cream now, so while folks are eating real ice cream around me after dinner, I can pull out my own and not feel left out, and I can enjoy the time spent with family without the consequences of a stomach ache in the night.
Thank you for all your videos Mr. Rollins! My dad found your videos on making cowboy coffee, and he enjoys making it here at home! It's now one of my favorite ways to have coffee, and I drank my first cup of it black. Any other coffee I need something in it to help with the acidity, but your cowboy coffee is excellent, and the only style I'll drink with nothing else in it.
My kids get mad with me when i tell them the same exact thing about their food . Thank you cowboy atleast im not alone in the matter.
Thanks so much for taking time to watch
Your right Kent - when I grew up I had a palomino fillie and a pinto gelding- now I’m old and retired and I got me some good cast iron cook ware and a few good grandkids that is going back to horses- I is a lucky Paapa!!
I swanny, I would have given anything to watched you and old Justin Wilson together at the same time. You sure are a breath of fresh for a Texas boy trapped in LA. Going home in a few days to get my infusion of Tex-Mex and BBQ though. Keep on keeping on. You're great! Happy Pappy
+Jim Hallmark thanks for watching and i did enjoy me some Justin WIlson
You got a great personality Kent. Thanks for the video. It made me smile.
Our pleaure
You speak a lot of truth. Such honesty. I shake my head at some of these things. Kale chips are gloried up grass from the front yard, dried up.
Ah ... Some common sense, Love this guy and his videos ....
That was great! I wish you ran for president. We really need more down to Earth people like you. Thank you, John.
Thanks, i think I will stick to cooking
I knew you are smart :)
OUTSTANDING. Thanks Kent.
I still wonder how some people get by on a day to day basis with the kinda thinking they have. You put out some good stuff, keep it up.
Cowboy Kent, I agree with everything you just said!!! My good wife and I have this saying... Stay in your own yard and you will be fine!!! We live by this.
Pretty good saying Dan
Being a Manager of a grocery store. You should try ordering the so call Dairy Section now. I sell over 18 different so called milk products. The one thing that can run out or Low is the Whole Milk. Not once will you hear a bad word said. These folks know it happens and understand.... Although let the other 17 fall short- The end is near or you would think....... Been a week and have not watched anything else on UA-cam.... Your channel is definitely entertaining and educational... Just tonight I cooked Chicken friend Cube Steak and Sparking taters with Your secret to making gravy..... I am stuffed and so is the neighbor... Spatula flat is the trick 8).... Thank you for your time and effort.... ATB Mike
Thanks Mike and the neighbor should be happy
Dear Mr. Rollins,
I am fascinated to see your strong reaction on the not-milk bit in this video.
I hail from an archipelago called Indonesia. My country consists of many islands, where every island is surrounded with coastal areas, littered with coconut trees. As such, folks here have been using coconut in their time-honored culinary tradition, including processing the 'flesh' of its fruits into 'milk'. It is made by repeatedly soaking grated coconut 'flesh' in fresh water. The 'milk'-like liquid is used as an ingredient to give savory taste in soups, meat dish and even desserts. However, unlike actual milk, coconut 'milk' is never consumed as a beverage on its own, at least to my knowledge!
Now, from what little I've learned about Oklahoma, I understand that there is no coastal area there, being a land-locked State and all. That's why I reckon that anyone raised there might be surprised or confused about the existence of such coconut 'milk', because it was never in his/her cultural experience. I reckon this confusion has a lot to do with the things that are normally associated with the word 'milk' in the back of the mind of the person using/hearing that word. I can understand that to a person like you, sir, a hard-boiled cowboy with strong ties to your place of birth and its cultural expression, using the word 'milk' to describe something that doesn't come out from a cow's udder can be an affront to your sensibilities.
The national language of my country have two different words for cow's milk and coconut 'milk'. They are susu (pronounced as soo soo) and santan (pronounced as sun tun) respectively. The English language does not have different words to distinguish the two, because culturally, the concept of santan (coconut 'milk') is brand new. This is evident in how in Indonesian language, the word susu kedelai is used to denote soy milk (susu = milk, kedelai = soy). Soy 'milk' is a relatively new concept among my people, and the result is that they describe this plant-based beverage using the closest concept they understand: the thing looks like milk, but its made of soy - hence susu kedelai (soy 'milk').
What I'm trying to say is that it's admirable to have strong identity expression. But in this day and age where information, culture, and goods are exchanged like never before, it is easier to be open for 'new' concepts that we've never heard before. Who knows what we might find. Hey, it's kind of like when your lady, Shannon, introduce you to avocado. Failing that, you can always use the Indonesian word to describe coconut 'milk', santan.
God bless you and greetings from the ever-sunny South (East Asia),
Your fan, Ari.
Well said! Language is complicated and beautiful all at the same time. And I love that we can come online and access information and hear about other cultures.
yeehaw. I love this. 4 years later but I'm rolling around laughing..
Gotta an orange butter story for ya! 14 yrs. old & 1st. job as a dishwasher... my manager had me making blueberry muffins when i wasn't busy. Also to go on the muffins, he'd have me whip up some orange butter. 1 can of concentrated orange juice, 2 lbs. of butter & powdered sugar to taste. What tickled me most was what he told the waitresses to tell the inquiring folks who asked where they came by the orange butter... He told them to answer "Form an Orange Cow." Here's the Topper... that Thanksgiving he had his bakery wife spray a 5' ficus tree with paraffin chocolate & hung candy canes on the limbs for the restaurant's Christmas Tree. Miss them Charities of the late 60's, when food innovations were weird, but still natural. 4617
Hey Kent, this was hilarious. I've loved your videos for a long while.
I do think that language changes and that's it's okay that it changes. I think a burger is just a patty of something in between two buns and if you want that patty to be beef, then you can order a beef burger. Milk is just a creamy liquid for cereal, coffee, etc. Don't matter what it's made of! You know what also produces milk that we drink? Goats and sheep. So just by saying milk is from a cow is a little limiting. But also language is complicated and hard!
I spent a number of years in New Mexico. I was 30 yo when, this old cowboy taught me to western ride. God rest his soul, I bet he would have been just like you if, he ever went to NYC. He and his wife were both raised on a cattle ranch. Navy man during WW2 and won a lot of medals for heroism. Never talked about the war or his medals. His wife told me about them. She was like your wife, 100% cowgirl.
Yes, couldn't agree more. Just like coffee - coffee to me is just good honest coffee, not lots of fancy Italian-named weird frothy things!
I hear you Pete
rofl. My husband and i went into a restaurant we had never been to before, looked at menu and didn't understand any of it. Um, we thanked the waitress and left. However, we did leave her a tip but we weren't going to eat that stuff.
I hear you, its a might to fancy at times
I've done myself right proud to stay out of them big cities so far... I'm 56 this year and still haven't seen New York City....! I think I about got her whipped!
It's all about who's running the schools, writing the history books, philosophy books and who is behind the pulpits that determines what they are going to sell us. Jesus is coming back for those who obey Him and are waiting for Him. It's not about food, it''s about what's right, peaceful, and joyous being forgiven. Thank you for your thoughts, Mr. and Mrs. Rollins. It's 2019 and if we are still breathing, paying taxes, no one can tell anyone what to eat or drink in the USA.
This is the funniest video I've seen yet! God bless you, Mr Kent! 😂
He is one of the people we need now more then ever
On the farm....meat n' taters. We worked the farm.....that kept us healthy. Today? So many preservatives...they ain't gonna need to embalm me....I'm already pickled. 😁
ROFL, soy cow! That was funny right there, to borrow a phrase from Larry the Cable Guy.
Dennis, thanks so much, why don't they just call it what it is
You hit the nail on the head. amen, Amen, and AMEN.
You know Kent, if you had a little whistle on those S's. I would swear I was hearing my Grandad talk. I absolutely loved hearing him tell old hound dog and horse trading stories.
Went to your channel today to look up one of your recipes I want to make this weekend and saw this video….hilarious!! And I could not agree with you more! Probably even more so 5 years later as “they” are changing the names of everything or adding names to things/people that make no sense!!
"... run me a soy cow by here ..." that's too much! Still like some ol' moo-cow milk and cookies whilst I'm watchin Cowboy UA-cams.
Thanks for watching
Amen to this episode Kent...
Thanks Stephen
Kent your funnier than boots on a rooster! Thanks for the laughs!
Thanks Joe so much
I needed this laugh, thanks Kent!
Our pleasure
Mr. Kent, that's good stuff right there! 😂
this guy is my hero! saw him on the cooking channel and then found his youtube videos, hes hilaroius! keep on cookin' kent.
Thanks my friend, glad to have you along
hey sure appreciate that jacob!
Man I hear Yea ! I get so sick of all those New age words Folks talk today I'm 57 yrs
old and sometimes I can't even understand any of what their saying-Drives me Crazy!
this made my day, and I understand most of his frustration
Thanks for watching
Haha thats too funny, great humor after a vegan lecture at school. I pondered the points of the lecture read my notes then stopped by Arby's for a roast beef sandwich. great job sir.
+Rob roberson good job my friend, beef it is whats on the fire
😂😂!! Great video on this day CKR ! Yep. I'm still looking for them "soymilk cows "😁
Me too, Thanks for watching
Kent, I fought this battle years ago. Ya can't win. Yes darn it. A burger comes from cattle as in cow. Milk may come from a cow but I have also milked milked goats and I watched my wife breast feed our children so this isn't as clear cut as burgers. Veggie and tofu might be tasty (not to me) and sure Turkey and chicken and sausage can be ground up. But not all ground stuff makes burgers. I attended university in northern New England years ago. First time I ordered a milkshake I got milk and chocolate syrup shaken. I asked what it was...a milkshake. What is it called with ice cream added? A frappe! Huh?? Today, nothing is simple any more. Folks want choice and today we have so much choice it overwhelms the senses!
Life is not complicated but people can tend to make it that way, thanks for watching
@@CowboyKentRollins I've noticed that too. Since retiring I've worked to simplify my life, as well as avoid confrontations and aggravation. There's a definite correlation be levels of complication and extent of aggravation (and anxiety): My blood pressure dropped some 25 points in 6 months. Love all your videos and those dealing with philos-o-filly honestly brubg on lotsa laughter!
Preach on Brother! When they can show me the teat on an almond, then we can talk about almond “milk”.
Outstanding Red River Ramblins... :-)
+19brandon66 hey I like that title
Loved this you hit the nail on the head Kent.
Thank you Chris for watching
Howdy Kent, ya'll should educate these so called gourmet coffee places on how to make good old fashioned cup of coffee and at a fair price a working man can afford.
Thanks so much for watching and them folks will rob you on a cup off coffee
Agin the the law to write it on a menu...lol..agree..thank God for cowboys tellin it like it is
Very well said and I agree.
some folks can not drink REAL milk glad not to be 1 of them when I was a kid we had a milk cow (a family member loved children ) which meant we had REAL MILK REAL CREAM REAL FRESH BUTTER and BUTTERMILK we grew everything but flour sugar and coffee there is a lot to be said for growing up like that you learn a lot of skills and you are thankful for what you have and don't go without Necessities . If she was standing in Foley Alabama your not the first country folks she ever ran across I assure you . That is a great story thank you for the humor have a blessed day yall.
Thanks for watching
OMG!! I laughed so hard with soy cow comment!! 🤣😂🤣
So true Kent, this younger generation just cracks me up.The things they say and think are hilarious
For sure
100% true and funny
Thanks for watching
So true ..... great video thank you
Reminds me of the first time i went to America and tried to order a coffee sweet jesus it was like an interrogation and "give me whatever you got that will pin my ears back" is not a acceptable answer to what blend i wanted i swear it took me twenty mins to get a black coffee 🤣🤣🤣
I hear you, Thank you for watching
aww I'm dang I'm crying... ya u ask for whole milk nowadays people think u trying to commit suicde.. I remember them raw milk days.. And I'm 30... milkman glass bottle days...
We didn't have the milk man anymore when I was growing up but I do remember when it came from cows. My wife is obsessed with almond milk and I can't for the life of me understand why. It doesn't taste like milk at all.
It is now 2024 and if you find yourself in the same location, best be careful assuming you should call it "darlin" 😂. Metro areas are unfit for those not from them at this point. Have just discovered your channel and really enjoying it...
I wish there was a love button
Made me smile! So true. I ordered your book today, looking forward to receiving it. Happy New Year!
thanks Winnie hope you enjoy and hope you have a blessed new year!
God bless you! I looovveee whole milk!
Thanks so much
Awesome video...definitely some good thoughts Kent
Cowboy Kent!! Tells it like it is👍👍😃
Thank you Kent & Shannon for the video's. From listening to this video, I have to ask what your thoughts are on "Turkey Bacon"?
Tried it once, NEVER again.
I know what you mean
Amen, brother. If we weren't meant to eat cows, they wouldn't taste like steak. I hope one day I can come up to OK and shake your hand.
Thanks Lenny and it would be my honor
@@CowboyKentRollins No, it would surely be mine. All my best to yer lil Irish lass as well. I would love to see maybe some more historical facts about life on the.trail and how the cowboys dealt with it. I love history and glimpses into the lives of these men are rare and engrossing, and at times amusing. Cowboys were a huge influence on social and economic issues of the mid to late 19th century. Unsung heroes, almost. Hell, without them, we wouldn't have Gunsmoke. Or Bonanza, for that matter.
My friend, you’re a man after my own heart.
I'm a still laugh'n at all ya said,Kent; Can't no 1 ever just git ya what ya want anymore ? Dang good list'n 2 ya Friend. Howdy Shannon ! ATB Ter & Mel God Bless
+T.W. Milburn (skillet210) Thanks my friend I hope the spring thaw is headed your way
Cowboy Kent Rollins yesterday we had 10-12" snow in the field & now she's just gone & dissappeared How's That Friend ?
Ha! Ha! The same reason I've only been to Starbucks coffee one time!
a soy cow! I nearly died laughing!:)
Vegetables ain't food, vegetables is what food eats!
For sure
You should walk into a Starbucks and ask for a regular coffee and see what happens !!!
So true , what a great story , love it..
Thanks for watching
You are so funny Mr. Rollins!
Thanks Cindy
Hahaha! 🤣
I've been watching your videos since you just had about 40k followers and I never saw this video.
Long time back it was
Amen Mr. Kent.
This ol world is a changing that's for sure. And not for the better in most ways.
YES. Thank you.
Soy destroys hormone levels
Love philly-osi- fee!
Yessir, you sure got that right 👍🏻
I'll get a round-to-it and get back at ya.
I wish I was a cowboy,
Real good makes my day
funniest rant ever!
Thanks for watching
Well said! I love your videos!
I Garon tee what you met in Foley Alabama was a northern transplant.Most folks in Baldwin County knows what milk is
I know, they were snow birds
Thank you for this just thank you for being a cowboy!
Thanks for watching
Understand completely what you are saying Kent!!
For sure Doug
I hear ya, take care!
Hilarious sadly true thanks you for your opinionated adventures.
Cowboy,I’ve been a dairyman for going on 30 years. I’ve milked cows and managed herds from West Virginia to the pacific north west,I’ve milked a lot of cows but I ain’t never been ever to find a tit on a damn almond or a soybean lol
I hear you, thanks for watching
hahahaaaa... I went in asking for a burger at a local spot near my job. They asked me if I wanted a Meatless burger. I asked, what the hell is that? He said, it looks, tastes and bleeds like a burger, but it dont got any meat in it...
Guess I tipped my hat too, hahahahaa.. I said GIMME REAL MEAT!! No fake nothing! Waiter told me I should at least try it, its good for my health, etc etc. Well, I tried it. Let me tell you, it messed with my stomach for a few days.. as soon as I recovered, I had me a BIG OLE STEAK! REAL MEAT! hahaaaa
Thank you for watching, I don't know how things got so complicated
So sad they don't even call it Whole milk anymore... it's Vitamin D milk now. 😫😡😤😔😠
There is a lot of changes in the world, and not all of them have been good
Cowboy Kent Rollins you got that right brother! Keep doing your thing Kent and Shannon!
Soy milk has phyto estrogens.....not so good for men.
Whole milk is drastically under estimated.
Oddly enough, when I was a kid I went to south Korea and the ice cream was more than awesome.
I found out why....it was raw milk. No homogenized no pasteurized.
Fat is flavor. To this day I'm not sure ive ever had ice cream at that level.
Even more odd, since the low fat craze has taken effect.....We now have more heart disease and health issues then back when it was natural raw milk.
The trendy stuff can't beat what the good Lord makes.
We think were real smart now a days.....In reality we have become fools.
Your story confirms that.....thank you for sharing.
I can't get enough of you sir.....best cowboy I know.
Thanks so much Cliff for watching
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AWESOME
a british comedian (can't recall who it was) once said about vegetarians and their "burgers":
"If you don't like the taste, you can't have the shape", as in: you don't like meat: don't eat it. If you like vegetables: eat them. But don't try and imitate meat products all the time. Don't make veggie "burgers", don't make tofu "steak" and don't make soy "milk".
Yes sir!