Large Family Grocery Haul ~ Organic and Dairy-Free

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 278

  • @terrichicosky5676
    @terrichicosky5676 Рік тому +233

    You shouldn’t feel like you need to explain why you purchase convenience foods. You do more than 99% of us to feed your family the healthiest foods possible. Give yourself some grace, unapologetically.

    • @SauerPatchGardening
      @SauerPatchGardening Рік тому +17

      I agree 100% plus dill chips and Ortega taco sauce are delicious, also my favorite!

    • @lynsmith2698
      @lynsmith2698 Рік тому +13

      I totally agree. We are all doing the best we can. You rock Jessica and you should be very proud of the great job you do. 🇨🇦🌷

    • @annswann1941
      @annswann1941 Рік тому +7

      I didn’t think Jessica sounded apologetic. She was just telling us what she buys and why which is pretty much what a grocery haul is about

    • @carolynmoody9460
      @carolynmoody9460 Рік тому +1

      💯 agree

    • @Bex-rg8pj
      @Bex-rg8pj Рік тому

      I would have to disagree with your statistics of 99% of the rest of the world.

  • @lowespringacres7838
    @lowespringacres7838 Рік тому +44

    Girl, you don't have to explain why you choose what you choose. If anyone judges your choices it's their problem, not yours. You are very conscientious ❤

    • @viccimauldin9786
      @viccimauldin9786 Рік тому +2

      Maybe she is sharing for educational reasons to help people.

  • @michelleh5727
    @michelleh5727 Рік тому +47

    This is so great Jessica...I KNOW you'd prefer your family not have the "junkie" food items but you've found a way to be OK with it and what a wonderful balance you have for your family.... in my opinion.. thank you for sharing :)

  • @Rand1280
    @Rand1280 Рік тому +52

    Jessica you are amazing! To feed a family of 10 on your budget is an incredible feat. Wonderful video as always.

    • @vbo9872
      @vbo9872 Рік тому

      I'm imagining that budget doesn't include their homegrown meats, and other foods? So adding all those things into their monthly budget would make it considerably higher.

  • @bettylongshore9594
    @bettylongshore9594 Рік тому +10

    You don't have to explain why you buy something. If it works for you and your family, that's all that counts!!! Your basement pantry is AWESOME!!!!!! Love how you have everything organized!!!!! Its the perfect place to go shopping for your meals!!!!

  • @anne-marie5197
    @anne-marie5197 11 місяців тому +2

    I had all my kids and grands for Christmas. Food for a week for 22 people was crazy expensive. I admire your ability to feed a crowd 3 times a day. Connivence items are simply a sanity saver.

    • @midlifemama8420
      @midlifemama8420 11 місяців тому

      I think, too, we try to have more snacks and variety around when everyone is with us. But when we get to be "in charge" of all the things, we can better spend. So it is more expensive to have our family as company.

  • @texasnana555
    @texasnana555 11 місяців тому +1

    I really enjoy your videos. You are such a good mom and are so sensible about giving your children "unhealthy treats" every now and then. The vast majority of what y'all eat is very healthy & nutritious and it doesn't hurt them to get something fun now and then. Keep up the good work, mama!

  • @vickihill4777
    @vickihill4777 Рік тому +36

    One thing that I figured out later than I wished was to use very small condiment Bowles on each plate for maple syrup. It always uses less than pouring it directly on the food. We now use them for ketchup and BBQ sauce for dipping with the same result. My daughter got some plastic condiment cups from Amazon that slip onto the side of the plate that her children will use any chance they get without realizing it's great portion control.

    • @threerivershomestead
      @threerivershomestead  Рік тому +14

      That is a great idea! I think I will purchase some. A few of my kids will squeeze half the bottle onto their plate and could definitely use the control.

    • @samanthaw1419
      @samanthaw1419 Рік тому +3

      That's a great product, when mine were little I would use the paper cups (tiny little things McDonalds give out so that you can fill them with Ketchup , BBQ sauce etc - not sure if you have in America) I would * acquire them 😂 and use for sauces. They loved the novelty of them and not realise I was controlling the amount.
      I'm always shocked at how American pour so much maple syrup on pancakes, not in judgment, just that it incredibly expensive in the Uk.

    • @annlockey8552
      @annlockey8552 Рік тому +1

      I use small ramekin pots for condiments like you said it uses less😊

    • @muddyacrefarms
      @muddyacrefarms Рік тому

      This is so true. I have the same cups for my grandsons and it def works because they will go over board if they just put it o. The plate.

    • @sherryowens7375
      @sherryowens7375 Рік тому +1

      Also for dressing on a salad, if you dip your tines in the dressing, then fork your food, it uses less but tastes good!

  • @regularmompantrylife2587
    @regularmompantrylife2587 Рік тому +15

    Thank you for sharing. Seeing you buy chips, bread and fruit gummies made you feel a little more "real" and "relatable". We often just see the perfect curated moments on social media so it's nice to see that you are normal ❤

  • @barnrazedbyjesse6893
    @barnrazedbyjesse6893 Рік тому +16

    The Berry Fruitful is my favorite! Takes me back to my childhood. We only ever had oatmeal, eggs, shredded wheat or raisin bran. I would add homemade strawberry jam when I wanted the sweetness. When we visited family in Georgia they had fruity pebbles and I was in shock that it was considered breakfast. It was definitely a culture shock and a sugar rush😂

  • @renamaemcdonald2075
    @renamaemcdonald2075 Рік тому +9

    You do very well on your grocery budget. To feed a family of 10 with today's prices that sounds great!

  • @angeesteiner8493
    @angeesteiner8493 10 місяців тому

    I love that while you are mindful of your kids health, you also allow them to have treats. Everything in moderation, which is what you are doing. Love it.

  • @loriscott5701
    @loriscott5701 Рік тому +4

    I appreciate how you strive to feed your family the healthiest foods but are OK with occasionally buying prepared things. You are a very busy mom and I'm sure a few time savers help you tremendously when you are running kids around to different activities. Love watching how close your family is.

  • @dadededadr
    @dadededadr Рік тому +11

    I am having to watch this video in bits and pieces as I’m busy today!!! We found fresh turkeys at walmart after Thanksgiving for .50 a lb! So we bought 4 19-20lb turkeys and now I’m canning it today. I also have 2 roaster fulls of turkey carcasses for broth going! We have our own chickens, but couldn’t pass up on the price! They also had fresh turkey breast for .36 cents a lb. Got four of those also and froze for sunday dinners.

  • @rhondatrumier5530
    @rhondatrumier5530 Рік тому +15

    Your storage is so beautifully organized. I love it!😊

  • @carolmalko615
    @carolmalko615 Рік тому +14

    Good morning Jessica. I hope you and your family had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I love seeing that organized pantry in the basement! It must be a wonderful improvement to keeping your home running smoothly and efficiently. You always amaze me!

  • @stoneshillhomestead2569
    @stoneshillhomestead2569 Рік тому +4

    I love how you break everything down. I’m not concerned whether it’s healthy or not for my family as I know the good food that we do have on hand, and that we preserve is by far better quality than a few convenience items that we buy occasionally. I also love that you share what things that you use for gluten-free or nondairy families. Often it’s hard to find a good resource out there and you have explained so well these items. Having a UA-cam channel like you do and I have myself, we tend to get criticized over certain things we provide for our family. You are a fantastic UA-camr, and I always send people your way! On another note, I did use your four jars discount code today as the black Friday prices allow you to also use your shopper code. Thank you so much! Have a blessed Christmas and as always laugh as much as you breathe.

  • @fullheart5463
    @fullheart5463 3 місяці тому

    I love that you share what you buy outside of all the food you provide yourselves……….Another lovely homesteader I watch never shares the things they buy outside of the home. So, although it’s really none of my business, I can not help but wonder why they don’t, and what is wrong with sharing the fact that it is really almost impossible to be completely self sufficient. Who grows banana trees or pineapple trees and if they are not dairy free and don’t have a cow, how are there needs met. Thanks for listening to my puzzlement.

  • @1940sDream
    @1940sDream 3 місяці тому

    This popped up & I really like how you care about ingredients but also let them have some treats. I'm newer to veg gardening & organic but still learning. Low on energy due to some health issues but I want to try to grow more. Thanks for great video.

  • @pepperpeterpiperpickled9805
    @pepperpeterpiperpickled9805 Рік тому +4

    Before you explained why you were talking loudly, I thought you were just very enthusiastic about explaining your grocery haul lol.
    great video as always!

  • @carinthiamontana7069
    @carinthiamontana7069 Рік тому +2

    Perhaps Aldi saw your channel and decided to offer almond ice cream all year long 😀

  • @marlies7444
    @marlies7444 Рік тому +2

    We love shopping at Aldi, and I also get the ketchup there.
    We live in a town, and I usually make my list based on what is for sale. So our trips are more often, but not that big. But I do stock up a bit when things are on a good deal.
    And i feel you do not justify any of your purchases. If anyone complains they probably are not regular viewers of your channel and have no clue.
    Keep doing you. It works for your family, it clearly shows.

  • @sherlynpatterson4304
    @sherlynpatterson4304 Рік тому +4

    Glad to see you are teaching the children how to eat healthy but at the same time keeping them from becoming food fanatics during social events when they only have food options like the pickle flavored potato chips and the taco sauce.

  • @destineelowe9499
    @destineelowe9499 10 місяців тому

    I love all your videos, but this one makes me feel so much better that you also shop at stores I do. I try my best to make as much as I can from scratch. Youre a huge inspiration. But, I still shop at aldi often. Thanks for sharing!

  • @ginnypennington1426
    @ginnypennington1426 Рік тому +6

    I like the Aldi frozen vegetables to make beef vegetable soup to can. Will be making a huge pot to can soon. I got 7 quarts of Turkey broth when I made broth from our Thanksgiving Turkey carcass. I bought 4 extra turkeys to can up soon. My husband and I like making Turkey rice soup during the cold winter days with our canned Turkey and broth.

  • @DawnPalmer55
    @DawnPalmer55 Рік тому +3

    You might want to look into Wine Cap Mushrooms…they don’t need any special wood, they will literally grow in wood chips…they are fairly easy to grow…Becky at Acre Homestead grew them a few years ago in the wood chip walkway in between her garden beds

  • @CleopatraSelene2
    @CleopatraSelene2 6 місяців тому +1

    There is nothing wrong with buying things for the children as a treat. I would do this for my children when they where younger & we where always on a tight budget. So I always tried to make sure we had treats for special occasions as we couldn’t really eat out because myself & a few of the kids had allergies.

  • @rosemaryfernandez3197
    @rosemaryfernandez3197 Рік тому +2

    One of my favorite episodes so far! If only b/c now I won’t get so upset when we resort to convenience foods as well. Sometimes it takes someone else doing what you’re trying to do to show you it’s ok to give a little. Thanks for this helpful video!

  • @christinehanna1699
    @christinehanna1699 Рік тому

    God broke the mold after he made you ,my God you're amazing,I don't know how you do it and still have your sanity.having to just give up cheese/dairy is enough to drive me crazy not to mention you having 8 kids and a husband to tend to and a garden ect ect .God bless you you're so organized too

  • @julliefillippi8155
    @julliefillippi8155 Рік тому +5

    What a nice haul for the kids. We always buy extra for the kids.

  • @wohlig
    @wohlig Рік тому

    Mmmhh. Braunschweiger.
    Here in Germany I like it ..
    Spread on "Schwarzbrot" or "Pumpernickel" with mustard and pickeled (?) cucumbers. ❤❤❤

  • @LargeFamilyHomestead
    @LargeFamilyHomestead Рік тому +7

    It as great to watch your shopping. I appreciate how you share that your kids do get some treats occasionally because it is all about balance. We also love that ketchup and can buy it by the case when it's available. For how much ketchup we use with 10 kids, I can't get enough of the price at Aldi. Also, I thought my kids were the only ones that love sardines, so it was refreshing to hear you share that. Have a great Sunday. ❤❤❤

  • @Frogginnator
    @Frogginnator 11 місяців тому

    I take my bags of frozen veggies and dump them into a gallon size bag and freeze it like that. scoop what you need.

  • @pattij6770
    @pattij6770 Рік тому

    It’s really eye opening seeing how you grow so much food on farm, but still need to purchase store bought products. Coming from a suburban house where I have raised beds but can’t really grow that much, it’s hard to understand exactly how much work I would have to put it in to grow enough to feed my family for a year, and what I would still need to budget to spend in store. It’s a really interesting conversation. Thank you for sharing !

  • @glendaharding4884
    @glendaharding4884 Рік тому +1

    Good afternoon my dear friend, this was a great video, always enjoy seeing what others buy! No need to explain why you bought certain food items, everyone needs convenience!! Would love to see these kinds of videos regularly. Enjoy your Sunday, see you next week.

  • @playcolumbus2413
    @playcolumbus2413 Рік тому +4

    You've got to try zucchini salsa. It's a super thick and chunky salsa that tastes EXACTLY like that salsa you bought. Our family memebers request it for Christmas!

  • @joyces.9021
    @joyces.9021 Рік тому +2

    Would love to watch a maple sap tapping video! Thank you, Jessica.

  • @kathleenebsen2659
    @kathleenebsen2659 Рік тому +1

    I buy bulk dried shiitake mushroom from my local Asian market. I will put some mushrooms into a canning jar with water and keep in the fridge so I have mushrooms whenever I want. I have grown shitaki and oyster mushrooms here on the homestead. It’s a great project that the kids will love. I found that I didn’t grow enough mushrooms to have a consistent supply as much as I use them. Give it a go though!

  • @mylittleruralhomestead
    @mylittleruralhomestead Рік тому +5

    Oh my inflation has increased our food budget as well and we're shopping mostly at Aldi's, Walmart and Meijer. No Azure Standard drop off sites here in Northern Michigan but hoping one comes to Traverse City soon. Great haul Jessica and I always enjoy seeing your videos pop up in my feed.

    • @gaylewillett1637
      @gaylewillett1637 Рік тому +2

      Not sure where you live in northern Michigan but there is a drop site in West Branch now.

  • @whitestone4401
    @whitestone4401 Рік тому +8

    Spot on with the empty calories. Not judging anyone, I understand busy families. My grands will get here in the morning after my kids have fed them breakfast and they are always hungry. Grandma makes them sit and eat a good meal with protein and healthy fats. Keeps them out of the kitchen until lunch. God bless the families.
    I can't imagine having to feed a family in these times.

  • @ellenradford8582
    @ellenradford8582 Рік тому +1

    You can grow mushrooms in your basement storage. That cold room is perfect.

  • @Dangeresque_2
    @Dangeresque_2 Рік тому +4

    We got those coconut crisps this week and they’re pretty good! Thanks for sharing. I think I imagined you making 100% of your bread, yogurt etc. all the time even though I know that would be just impossible. I’m always trying to strike a balance between price, heath, and time.

  • @miriamcaccavallo4959
    @miriamcaccavallo4959 11 місяців тому

    Like your content. Don't feel like you have to justify anything to anyone. We all do what we can and what we choose with our own family. Don't apologize or over explain yourself.

  • @pamelar5868
    @pamelar5868 Рік тому

    What a wonderful and delightful video. Thank you so much.❤

  • @beckyjones4043
    @beckyjones4043 Рік тому +2

    I'd love to see a video about how you prepare for, celebrate, and what you eat for holidays! I'm a big fan, though I often feel an inadequate homeschooling homemaking mom when I watch you!

  • @hann3671
    @hann3671 Рік тому

    I love seeing the your grocery hauls and you explaining how you will use the items. However, I am wondering if you would be willing to show more of what you eat as a gluten free mom. I have been recently diagnosed with celiac and am struggling with finding different things to eat. I feel like I eat the same few things over and over because they make me feel good but I am getting tired of the same foods.

  • @atdepaulis
    @atdepaulis Рік тому

    I was thinking the same thing with the palm fruit stuff… I have never even heard of it so I doubt it’s hurting the environment… and who cares what others think… you found something that works for your family with all your dietary restrictions and you are allowed to do that! Same with everything else you buy… your kids are allowed taco sauce or a fruit snack once in a while lol you are a great mother and wife looking out for your family’s best interests and health and part of that is fun and sanity!! God bless!

  • @LaLayla99
    @LaLayla99 Рік тому +7

    Thanks for the heads up on Aldi non-dairy ice cream! I wanted some for my Thanksgiving dessert, since I'm the only one in my family that eats plant-based. Unfortunately, our local grocery stores charge upwards of $8/per little pint, so that was a no. 🙂

    • @threerivershomestead
      @threerivershomestead  Рік тому +4

      It can be so expensive to eat dairy free 😞

    • @jamiewilhelm1388
      @jamiewilhelm1388 Рік тому

      The aldi ice-cream is delicious 😋 even my non dairy free friend like it

  • @rebeccahosie7145
    @rebeccahosie7145 Рік тому +2

    Good morning! Always a pleasure to hear and watch your videos 🙂 I live in Canada but some of my family members live in Green Springs, OH which might not be too far from you. They go down to the field by the ball diamonds and find mushrooms to forage in the spring. Not sure if you and Adam would forage those but my neices and nephew love it

  • @leslierm.6732
    @leslierm.6732 Рік тому +1

    Greetings from Southern Utah. Thanks for sharing your haul, Jessica. Amazing!! Refreshing to see you give a little when it comes to treats for your family. Your pantry looks so organized. Gods blessings 🙏

  • @850beachmomrn
    @850beachmomrn Рік тому +2

    I love the mushroom dress!

  • @kellyh1316
    @kellyh1316 Рік тому

    Love this! My grandpa gave me an appreciation for braunschweiger….would eat it on white bread toast, grainy homemade mustard and a little red onion…don’t hear kiddos eating it much these days! Thanks for sharing your haul…helps me figure what to do…and love watching your videos! Blessings to you!

  • @journeywithnichole
    @journeywithnichole Рік тому

    Must be so exciting having all that new pantry space!

  • @radmilamiljanic5977
    @radmilamiljanic5977 Рік тому +2

    You are such a good lady of the house, balancing expenses and preferences:))

  • @kimberlylholt
    @kimberlylholt Рік тому +2

    I have learned that i need to go to Aldi. Thanks

  • @aramintaverwys1934
    @aramintaverwys1934 Рік тому +1

    Super happy to see your video pop up!!!! Happy Sunday Funday to you and yours.
    Always your biggest cheerleader!
    Your Michigan Fan and Friend Araminta ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

  • @greenlady43
    @greenlady43 Рік тому

    I’ve never seen portobello mushrooms in a can! I need to look for them

  • @greenrockgarden2851
    @greenrockgarden2851 Рік тому

    It’s soooo nice to have quick and easy things in the pantry, or freezer, to grab to eat when I’m busy.

  • @bettypearson5570
    @bettypearson5570 Рік тому +3

    Cafe Bustello is the best. I'm originally from washington state which translates to me enjoying froofy coffee drinks but the only coffee place in this area is Starbucks which is not only expensive but since they removed coffee/espresso in 2009 from their frapp mix i no longer get them for a treat. Cafe Bustello has an instant espresso which beats out all other coffee, ground or instant) for froofy cold coffee drinks.
    Thanks for sharing your shopping with us.

    • @jennbama
      @jennbama Рік тому +3

      Cafe bustello is my only coffee these days. Strong, smooth and no bitter. Even great through a French press in a pinch.

  • @Peachy08
    @Peachy08 11 місяців тому

    I don't know if you have an Ingles super market near you but I buy 50lbs of potatoes from them for about 17.00! They have tge Yukon gold and red where I shop.

  • @afdraftsrmandy3176
    @afdraftsrmandy3176 Рік тому

    Thanks, Jessica! I enjoyed hanging out with you this morning.

  • @jleaware
    @jleaware Рік тому

    Salmon eggs are delicious too.
    Cut up onion and soften, spread Salmon on top and pour beaten eggs. Gently stir only when necessary to keep Salmon in chunks. Yum.

  • @angelas_pantry_obsession
    @angelas_pantry_obsession Рік тому +4

    I've had to really focus on cost and breakdown the better deals lately too. Azure isn't my go to for certain items anymore either which, like you said, the pay off is small packaging. I went into overdrive last month and I'm avoiding the grocery stores now until January. I only order Azure 3x a year so my orders are very large. Everyone at the drop laughs because my name is called out so much😅 but I hate meeting the truck so we do a very large order to make it worth our time. I've been sticker shocked a time or 2 at Aldi though. I have to know how on earth you avoid the Aldi finds aisle 😂 not that I get something everytime but it's definitely a tempting aisle

  • @BboCanada-y2s
    @BboCanada-y2s Рік тому

    The plastic bags for the frozen food can be washed and used again for other food you want to freeze, for packing a lunch, snacks for road trips.......They won't last forever, but getting 3-4 additional uses is great. No guilt Jessica!

  • @durenechavarria60
    @durenechavarria60 Рік тому

    Love seeing what you buy. It gives me an idea of what to purchase for convenience and for what we don't grow

  • @californiadreamer2580
    @californiadreamer2580 Рік тому

    Appreciate your wisdom when shopping on a budget for your large family, while also thoughtfully accommodating individual tastes. Isn't it wonderful that we have the option of convenience foods when we need them?

  • @janicew6222
    @janicew6222 Рік тому +1

    I really enjoyed seeing this, you do amazing job of feeding your family, not many could feed a family of four on what you feed a family of ten.

  • @eileenalholinna5310
    @eileenalholinna5310 Рік тому

    Those df ice creams are delicious!! I miss Aldi! It’s not convenient for me anymore to get there since I moved. Aldi has a lot of healthy options, too!! ❤ hugs from Michigan!

  • @donnaowens5936
    @donnaowens5936 Рік тому

    Thank you this helped a lot I’m going to Aldi an sams an Walmart I will know what to buy now

  • @navidad270
    @navidad270 Рік тому

    Aldi's Braunchschweiger and mustard is my new favorite snack! 😍

  • @claudialeger3208
    @claudialeger3208 Рік тому +1

    So fun to see your organization skills carried into your grocery shopping. I always find a nugget I can use for my family of 2. Planning ahead is the key, right? Thanks Jessica. As we enter into the holiday season, enjoy your beautiful family. Have a great week.

  • @servantwarrior880
    @servantwarrior880 Рік тому +2

    I have only found organic taco sauce one time and the grocery I purchased from quit carrying it. The brand was Red Duck. I did find an organic enchilada sauce on Thrive Market which I use as taco sauce in our house.
    We found a company that uses super clean ingredients and don't have soy that bakes fresh breads, granolas, tortillas, cookies, etc. Organic Bread of Heaven is their name. They have sourdough products as well. Purchased twiced from them and they are great!

  • @KaraMatthews-d7b
    @KaraMatthews-d7b Рік тому +1

    It’s so encouraging to see that our shopping trips look very similar! Although I go a lot more often ☺️

  • @makeishiagrant5602
    @makeishiagrant5602 Рік тому +5

    A very nice grocery haul with treats for Mom is always a plus 🎉 As always much Love and Happy Sunday from Okc ❤

  • @kaybusby7507
    @kaybusby7507 Рік тому +1

    Being on a budget for 10 is amazing what you purchased. Thank you for sharing.

  • @tscarberry5914
    @tscarberry5914 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for sharing. My youngest daughter has a new dairy allergy and an immune deficiency that affects her GI. I cannot wait for her to try new dairy free options! God bless you!

  • @jeanparks5052
    @jeanparks5052 Рік тому +1

    I freeze dry fresh mushrooms. They are fantastic!

  • @catracampolieto8989
    @catracampolieto8989 Рік тому +2

    I always enjoy your videos. Have a blessed day.❤

  • @أمةالرحمن-ر5ك
    @أمةالرحمن-ر5ك Рік тому

    I never cared about a budget plans. but this video give me courage to try it.. thanks dear sister jessica

  • @alexandralukas5406
    @alexandralukas5406 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for sharing your grocery haul! I feel like I learned some things and found some products I want to try out!

  • @melindawargowsky8176
    @melindawargowsky8176 Рік тому

    I know of one person who grew winecap mushrooms in shavings.along the edges of her raised beds. I would like to try that next year😊

  • @celestejohnson9227
    @celestejohnson9227 Рік тому

    Great to see some other options for stocking up. I’m always looking for value and quality. I’m a drop coordinator for Azure so I really enjoy your Azure hauls. No Aldi or Sam’s Club near me however I have Costco available 45 miles away.

  • @carolynmills513
    @carolynmills513 Рік тому +1

    Great haul. Very interesting!

  • @miss_mish
    @miss_mish Рік тому +1

    Thank you again for sharing. I always find it so interesting to see how much a family of 10 consumes.

  • @marypayne2066
    @marypayne2066 Рік тому

    Jessica, please don’t feel you have to explain your purchases. There are a number of tactless people who may comment but you’re a strong woman and caring mother. Ignore the “haters” and just share. No explanations required. Though I enjoy hearing recipe ingredients and health benefits. You’re great, number ONE!

  • @patriciamoses2185
    @patriciamoses2185 Рік тому +1

    I enjoy watching you and how you homestead, where did you learn about all the food items?

  • @ANNtique
    @ANNtique Рік тому +1

    I really enjoyed this video!

  • @lindabrown2170
    @lindabrown2170 Рік тому +1

    What a great video. You have inspired me to be better organized in my pantry. Have a beautiful holiday.

  • @JennaC225
    @JennaC225 Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing. I enjoy watching all of your videos, especially since we are in a similar growing zone. I'm glad that this is so realistic. Sometimes, I feel guilty when j buy prepared foods for my kids. I feel like I should be making everything from scratch. I have to remember that it's okay to have a break, especially when there are a lot of competing demands. Thanks for all the tips and tricks in your videos!

  • @purplechris9480
    @purplechris9480 Рік тому

    Love grocery shopping. Finding a place for everything is the problem. We grew pink oyster mushrooms. They grow really fast and are fun to watch. Thanks for the video!!

  • @NetNY2002
    @NetNY2002 Рік тому

    Kudos for Adam's choice of espresso. I'm in New York City and it's a mainstay in any neighborhood.

  • @janettespence6083
    @janettespence6083 Рік тому

    Jessica, just saying; here in Europe the only Olive oil in plastic bottles is the cheap stuff! Olive oil is susceptible to light & should be in dark glass bottles, especially the good Bio stuff; i never buy it in plastic bottles. Great video, love your channel xx

  • @whitecreekhomestead6277
    @whitecreekhomestead6277 Рік тому

    Great info! Thank you! Azure is having a big sale in December. The CEO has a youtube video on it. I was going to skip too until i saw that 😊

  • @DollyJohanne
    @DollyJohanne Рік тому +1

    Thank you so much for sharing! Love it!
    Love and blessings from Johanne, Norway 🇳🇴

  • @carolwhisenhunt7504
    @carolwhisenhunt7504 Рік тому

    I love this video. You are great at knowing what to stress over and what to let slide. Like you said some things are gonna hurt to have once in a while. You are a great mom who really cares about what her family eats. Your pantry is stocked and will be ready for the challenge.
    Love your sweet family Jessica.

  • @sadieandersen9993
    @sadieandersen9993 Рік тому

    We recently freeze dried literal pickle chips and it was great! A good replacement for the lays, which admittedly we love too 🫠

  • @buckeyedav1
    @buckeyedav1 Рік тому +1

    Jessica I've noticed with Azure that they charge a pretty hefty shipping charge for bulk things like apples or in your case potatoes.. did you include that in your break down of charges? I was going to buy a case of apples but they estimated a additional $10 something on to the shipping? I liked this video to show more of a variety of what Azure has and how it will be used. Anna In Ohio

    • @threerivershomestead
      @threerivershomestead  Рік тому +1

      It depends on where you live. Some places don't have a charge. Here in Ohio there is an additional 8.5% of your order total for delivery. But you also earn Azure cash on your order that you can apply to future orders, which covers a lot of that delivery fee.

  • @vitalityhomeinstead1838
    @vitalityhomeinstead1838 Рік тому +1

    Can’t beat Sam’s for maple syrup 😊

  • @moxiemoe3118
    @moxiemoe3118 Рік тому

    Thanks for the video! Always a joy to watch. Have a great week!

  • @ka86li93
    @ka86li93 Рік тому +1

    The german sausage is funny. I'm from Germany and we have the same kind in german Aldi.😅