Food Bank Haul - Food Pantry Haul - 4/2/2024 - Frugal Living Lifestyle

I go to my drive through food bank in Maine to get my box of food.
I'm reminded that when bad times come, the community comes together to offer consoling support and necessary food, proving that no one needs to confront hardship alone. Thanks for watching! and don't be afraid to seek out help and resources in your area if you need it.
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[@CAJST-dh3oo]

This is another very nice food pantry hsul. Your green squash you can roast it. When I receive them I'll cut a couple of potatoes,onions, cartots, pasnip,beets, squash, etc up. Then season them and bake them. It is a comfort side dish.
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[@herhomemakingheart]

New subscriber! UA-cam recommended your channel to me. Love these videos keep them coming!

[@herhomemakingheart]

The cookies make a nice treat!!

[@tradergirl7067]

stick that small potato in a paper bag for about 2 weeks and get a root and plant it. get free potatoes.

[@rebeln.oxford9390]

Oh wow. You received a lot of great things. What a blessing for sure. A good thing about your winter squash is it can be used in so many different dishes. Can use some in a soup, and maybe use some in a pie (subsitiute for pumpkin) as well as the ideas Barbara shared earlier (I'm going to try those ideas myself. They sound yummy. Thank you Barbara) I see several great meals in your future made with your items. I wouldn't mind if the food bank I use had more of the items like yours does. You really received a great blessing.
From Cheryl in north Mississippi-take care, stay safe, looking forward to more videos, God bless. 🧡

[@FrugalLivingLifestyle]

Thanks for all the ideas

[@michelemurphy7342]

The rolls you can split in half and make tuna melts in the oven easy and yummy, the green thing is a squash. New to your channel like your accent. I am in Alaska we don't have accents here

[@FrugalLivingLifestyle]

Thanks for the tips!

[@courtneyinsea]

The unidentified winter squash looks like a kabocha squash to me! You could use the soup starter mix to make soup with the kabocha and maybe an apple.
You can also save the seeds and roast them with some oil and salt for a good snack.

[@FrugalLivingLifestyle]

Great idea!!

[@barbarailles5593]

thats a large winter squash, which you can cook with onions or bake it in the oven with butter, salt, pepper and brown sugar and im sure there must be some other ways to use it

[@FrugalLivingLifestyle]

Thanks for the tips!