Yessir. Growing up in a family of folks who went through the depression gives us a whole different perspective on frugality and wastefulness. Oddly, I miss your grandpa too, and was so glad to have had a chance to 'meet' him a couple of times on his cameo appearances on your early videos. Hope our paths cross someday.
Enjoyed the show, Cody Before I finished watching, made me some of the butter coffee. man that stuff is great. My grandpa was the same way. He always asked for no tomatoes on his sandwiches. He said I ate so many I got rashes because that's all we had in South Florida at the time. The he would add, and we were glad to have it. My dad was born in 48 so he grew up in the beginning of better times but grandpa instilled the waste not, want not values in him to the bone. He passed that on to me. We have a rule keep it ten years and if you can't find a use for it, keep it ten more...
I am not a man of any particular faith, but i swear that these videos you make where you tell your life stories and talk about your family matters or routines, and how you try to incorporate every ones happiness in your every day tasks really gets to me. i grew up in a broken household with divorced parents and no other family to speak of. but your videos bring me to tears at times with how amazing a house hold and a family can be when you really put effort into taking care of each other. and i dare say i have never met you and will probable never have the pleasure to since im all the way down here in Florida but Mr. wrangler star you really flipped my whole perspective on how a family should be and theses videos genuinely make me feel as if im a part of your family! I dont care what anyone says to you about how you should do things your an amazing man, father, and husband and having only been subscribed to you since a little less than a year i have to say you have been the greatest inspiration to me for how to act as a man! i love all your videos and your family bonds are held together with lock-tight! keep up the great content and i can wait for the next time you shake the very core of my being. God bless you!
Spot on! I was fortunate to have both parents with the right lessons. Granted my folks weren't straight and narrow and liked to party, but have the same values. I know how big of an impact it has having that in your life, that's why I love his channel. That and just because the guys interesting and entertaining 👍😂
A very large part of socyity comes from dysfunctional homes. This is why we must all try to be more understanding and forgiving, If you or me are hurting some one, We should ask, Why. In solitude be reflective, Ask your self, Who am I, In company be supportive and friendly, There are many roads to travel, And meany miles befor I sleep, Our poet's have written their verses, odes, balards, prays, hyms, Ryhms, There words can heal our minds.
Cody, the love and respect with which you talk about your parents and grandparents moves me greatly. By simply honouring them like this you bless them and us so much. Thank you.
Cody that is a chem-x coffee pot it was designed in the 50s or so by a chemist to make the perfect coffee there is special filters for them that remove the chemicals and bitterness to go e you a super smooth coffee
Trolls, they are so unhappy with their life I think they just go from UA-camr to UA-camr giving them a thumbs down to give themselves the illusion that it makes them happy.
I too love his purity. I’ve been watching him for a few years. Turned him on to my husband. I love his tool videos and how to videos. Then when he started adding more of the family. I’m so in awe of his roots. They all run deep.
(Wranglerstar) When you tell stories about your grandpa what really makes them great is seeing in your eyes the love and admiration you have for him. Very relatable, I miss my Papaw something fierce too.
First your house is beautiful. Second your family is beautiful and I very much appreciate your honesty in these type of videos. Honesty is rather scarce in this day and age. My parents lived through the depression too and I have a collection from my dad of all kinds of what most people would call junk but has saved the day
I really enjoyed the video. My wife and I are from Oklahoma. My great uncles moved out to Oregon during the depression and worked in the mills. My wife’s great grandfather worked out there with the WPA and wanted to take her great grandmother back to live there but she refused to leave southern Kansas. The Great Depression really did shape that generation, including my grand parents and even my dad. Nothing goes to waste and today junk may be exactly what you need tomorrow, entirely different than my generation. I now work with that generation in audiology industry and the patients I see that lived in that time period always want to be self sufficient and will even try to fix their own hearing aids rather than pay for a costly repair. Truly one of the greatest generations. Loved the story, really reminds me of my grandpa and hunting and camping with him and my dad.
My Parents raised 6 kids in a house with a cast iron wood stove. Dad never had to put a fence around the things because he had a method for training us not to touch it. Once we were old enough to be walking around Dad would show us that this black thing is hot and dangerous. He would start with a cold stove, build a fire in it and as it was coming up to heat he would take our hand and cover it with his while holding both hands against the stove. At the point he felt a bit of heat and the young hand started to pull away he would say, "This is Hot, Stay Away". At no point was our hand in danger of burning but we all learned not to touch a hot stove.
I did almost the same with my kid. I just hold his hand near the gas so he can feel it is hot, and saying it is hot stay away. He understood and never touched it.
My favorite thing about this channel is that I always feel at home here, a friendly family, telling stories, lighthearted take on subjects, it’s absolutely wonderful.
Dear Wranglerstar family, I have only commented a few times, I come from a I come from Wonderful Depression Era Parents , 4 brothers, I took care of my stroke Mother for 4 years, no help from family, even though Mom and Dad built all of us . We grew up on beautiful small ranch. All of my siblings have left the Church but me, I liked this video. You’re Grandparents are like my parents, This is emblematic of our culture today, No respect for our elders. to whom we owe everything, I wish longevity for a cohesive family. Mine no longer exists. Peace be with you
I guess this is the best channel for me because it reminds me of how we lived our lives together even after the Depression especially with a huge family we continued to live in tents and work in the fields just like our grandparents before us! As a kid I didn't know that we were poor and not like most other people but we had each other! Your grandfather was a wonderful man and I am always touched by your stories of him, Cody and how he influenced your life!👍👍👍👍🙏
I really enjoy your “rambling”videos. I didn’t have a big family growing up. Barely one parent let alone grand parents. Please keep these up. It make me feel good to hear people speak about good memories they have. I thank you for everything you do. I hope that you and your family always have more than you need.
I've come to really like these videos. This man reminds me of the people I know from Boy Scouts with their immense handiness and a plethora of good stories from way back when. My favorite memories come from sitting at camp and listening to my scoutmaster and assistant scoutmasters tell stories of their adventures. I miss being out there.
I t’s been a long hard summer for us and I haven’t had much time to catch-up on your videos. I always enjoy them, your family stories and always your strong faith.
I always love when you drop little stories about your granddad into your videos, and I loved hearing the stories you told here. You do a lot to honor his memory.
Hey Cody. Love the videos. I’ve started doing the bulletproof coffee in my Chemex every day. Best hands down. One tip though, your filter doesn’t need to be fully expanded. Take one fold from the 4 layers one direction, and the other three the other direction. You’ll end up with a perfect cone. Put the thicker side with 3 layers on the side with the spout for the increased support. Good luck, and thanks a million for sharing. You inspire me every day!
Fall is my favorite time of year also, my brother. It has a winter feeling, but without the bitter cold. It is just pleasant. I love the colors of the leaves on the trees, the cool breeze, and, since I have webbed feet, the rain. P.S. I call you brother because I'm both a Christian and an Oregonian, so it works on a couple levels. Keep up the great content.
Mr. Wranglerstar has pleased my wife in ways I cannot!! Cody just to let you know you have done what I thought wasn't possible. After watching this video I made a decision to start an alike routine with my wife and I. Now I work 3rd shift and my wife works 24hr shifts so finding common time is sometimes hard. This morning we both had time together after I got home from work so I figured ok let's do this. I asked her as she was feeding our baby if she would be interested in coffee. As I guessed she said yes. Little did she know she was going to get the wranglerstar throw down of coffee. I did as you have depicted in the video minus the added oil (only because I didn't have any). When the blender fired up she yelled from the baby room "I thought we were having coffee?" With a devilish look on my face I replied yes dear yes we are. After this total silence. We both then sat down at the table to discuss the finer things in life such as baby puke and diaper changes. I waited for her to take the first drink just watching, waiting intently. The look that came over her face at the first sip is utterly and totally indescribable Cody. She stated where did you get this coffee. I said Mr and Mrs Wranglerstar. She said "Well when you see them next tell them thank you." Since this morning she has yet to stop talking about it. Telling her mother, sisters, and friends alike about the amazing Wranglerstar coffee, which is how it is being called in our house now. So thank you Cody, Wranglerstar coffee is a new staple in our day!!!
I love coffee, too. Looks great! The reason why the coffee is better in the beaker is because percolators are CRAP. Any Melita-filter type coffee maker will make pretty good coffee.
This might be my favorite video that you've made. Every Wednesday I have my four-year-old daughter with me so I can't work on the remodel of our house,clean up the land or chop firewood. I have no choice but to rest that involves me cooking dinner for the family or mowing the lawn with my daughter on my lap which I enjoy and so does she and I thank God for it
I just loved the stories about your grandad. I have tears coming out of my eyes from laughing about the pears and the pancakes. Thank you for sharing those memories. He sounds like a great man!
I enjoyed your "crazy, rambling ,video" very much. I was raised keeping the Sabbath much like you and your family do today. I have gotten away from it in my later years, but I miss it very much. You are right, it does relax you and give you peace. It made me nostalgic to listen to you tell about it. Thanks. I don't know if I could go the bullet proof coffee though. Too much "fat" in it. If you had a cow you could make your own butter and not have to worry about how much water is in it. But that involves a whole lot of other work. I know, I did it for years. Nice enjoyable video.
Alan, as a treat to yourself, research the amazing health benefits of "good fats". It looks to me that Cody has the grass land for a few moo moo's, good suggestion. He ain't scared of work.
Interesting story about your Grandfather. My grandfather also grew up in Oklahoma about that same time. I saw those same traits in him you described. Thanks for sharing, have a great day.
I have notice as the older members of familys are passing the old saying go with them but from time to time you here someone say them it makes me smile and think off them and get to explain the meaning to my kids 👍
I think we both discovered ketogenesis at the same time, its life changing ! I call this great drink, Keto Coffee, what a start to the day. Greetings from Scotland.
Mr. Wranglerstar I've been watching you for over five years now. You inspire me so I decided to try the bulletproof coffee. I can't stand coconut so I just started putting butter in my coffee instead of sugar. And let me tell you it's amazing. I'll make it really strong use whole whipping cream and butter. It's gets me going and you're not hungry for hours.
My grandfather would have breakfast, and then a 10 am 'lunch'. Then we'd break for 'dinner' at noon, a 'lunch' again at 3, 'supper' at 5 pm, and then a 'small lunch' before bed. Meals were usually small, and he stayed as fit as a fiddle all of his life. He only drank tea, but he'd have one with each of those feeding times. haha
The Chemex filters stay in the tri-fold config. One ply closest to the spout and three ply at the back. Rinsing it is meant to remove paper taste but it also keeps the filter from slipping around. Recipe reminds me of Yak Butter Tea that they consume in Mongolia. They drink it for warmth and energy in their barren climate. Some hacks ive seen are to use a French press like a butter churner to really emilsify it, makes it nice and creamy.
First time ever I see this, butter and coffee , thanks for this Cody, and thanks for the amazing stories allways a pleasure sir...I miss the times growing up with my grandmother
Great talk , Home made Coffee and stories about your old Grand Dad ! Thanks for sharing your cozy looking home and your special times with your family ! Happy Fall season to you and your family ! Thanks Wranglerstar !
Here in our area of California we are blessed with raw organic butter from Organic Pastures whose milk we also buy. Butter $8 and a gallon of milk $12 www.organicpastures.com never want average store bought again
I love this video. I'm from England and never seen coffee made this way, herd or on my travels, I'm going to try it. It's good to see a family who has a religious aspect to their lives. I'm not of the same faith but respect the way that you live and worship.
Funny Story: I made Bulletproof coffee this morning with my daughter. Poured the coffee and some Ghee into the blender and, when I switched on the blender, the lid wasn’t on tight and it spewed warm oily coffee blend all over us and the kitchen! Haha! Too funny.
It’s a Chemex. The reason why it is so good is actually the cone shape... when you pour your water, it helps to evenly extract the oils and compounds that give coffee its flavors. There are some really good tutorials on UA-cam about how to make a proper cup with one. The magic really happens when you can get the exact proportions of coffee to water and get the timing right because it will control how long the water and coffee interact, thereby perfecting the amount of extraction. The end result is a coffee that is balanced and VERY smooth!
From what I saw you aren't matching the augers on your Angel Juicer. Use the three dots on the end one auger has two the other has one, the tooth with one hole on seats between the two with holes on the other auger.
I've been drinking bulletproof coffee for several years. When my daughter told me about it I thought that butter and coconut oil in coffee sounded pretty gross. But, to my surprise it is quiet delicious. It is an integral part of a low carb diet because it satifies for several hours. Thanks for sharing your life and faith.
not sure you will ever see this but man I miss this kind of video. not saying current production isn't great but man the story's bring smiles to my face
I look forward to the weekend so that I can work on my projects. Full time work during the week leaves no time. I would have a hard time with not doing anything for one of the days I have off. To each their own.
I really feel your heartache in missing your grandad. A truely remarkable man he must have been to have had such a great impact. I'm glad to see you carry on so many of his lessons.
Coffee Bloom process requires saturating (but not under water) the ground coffee, allow to bloom (rise) for 29 seconds, then pour rest of your hot water.
Thank you for the coffee video, I tried bullet proof coffee years ago but did not realize it needed to be blended, so delicious! If you do not blend it it is disgusting though, so I never tried again till now. I've added it to my daily routine now, and you are quite right, it definitely sticks to your ribs. What I do is make the coffee the night before, and then put it in the VitaMix long enough that it heats up, makes for much less time involvement before work. And I love the rambling videos!
Great video Cody!! I love the Grandfather stories as well as the chance to have a glimpse of your family life. It seems to me to be a life well lived, that honors our HEAVENLY FATHER. GOD bless y'all.
Such an elegant way to make coffee. Here in Michigan we find the darkest beans, grind em, run some hot water through em, and drink that stuff black. Maybe a little bit of raw honey. I'll have to try your way of coffee, I've never even heard of adding butter! Lol
Mr. & Mrs. W, the house looks wonderful. Do Norwegians live there? Back to reality: the table reminds me of the style previously made at Moeller Fabrik outside of Odense(?), DK. Just beautiful. I loved the personal time with you on this video, Mr. W. Thank you, very much.
Chemex pitchers are highly unique due to its completely nonporous composition (originally designed for chemical storage) and the uniquely thick paper filters designed specifically for capturing the coffee's natural oils without sacrificing any of those beautiful aromatics.
14:38 Dear Cody, that was a WISE decision. I'm 28 and staying on my own after living with my parents for WAY too long. They had TV. I didn't buy any for my appartment. The difference is vast. NO TV = Human Interractions!!
I enjoy the stories you tell about your granddad and father. I didn't have that growing up, so it's fun to hear stories about real men. I'll have to try that bulletproof coffee but without the MCT (coconut allergy). I usually don't like coffee, but I definitely love butter! Really like your home, and the attention to making family the top priority. God bless.
I knows this is a few years old now but I completely agree. My wife and I have made sure to have at least dinner together at the table every day for 14 years ( ever since the my daughters were born). once we were a real family it just felt right to eat together as a family. I look forward to it every day!
I was raised Seventh-Day Adventist and we had Friday sundown to Saturday sundown our sabbath that was observed as you describe. It was Family oriented, but as a child very boring and now very much appreciated. Thanks for all your words and God Bless you and your Family.
The story of your grandfather will now be catalogued in my mind as "Pancakes & Pears". It's a good one and made me think of about a bajillion of my own grandpa memories. Thanks for the smiles.
This, I have to admit I have been gone for a bit however this reminds me somewhat of the “beginning” Life, Home,Hearth, Homestead. Thoroughly enjoyed Have a great day.
Goose neck tea pot really helps with the Chemex coffee pot and making a bloom. Helps to get all the beans wet and let it bubble and release the gas before brewing the rest. Brewing coffee at less than a boil is also a little better at cutting down the bitterness. I’m kind of a coffee dork, try Death Wish coffee as well. Tastes great and it’s super caffeinated!
You inspire me a lot Cody. Me being 21 years old I have always been told I’m mature for my age. I can agree with that because I don’t drink a lot but will have a beer here or there. I have a really good construction job. And I don’t go and party. But I have just found my self in a slump. I don’t want to do anything after work. And I make up excuses to why I shouldn’t, Two nights a week I have night classes until 7:30 at night and then a hour drive that follows. So when I don’t have classes I find a excuse to sit on my butt. And I can’t seem to get out of it. Some nights I’ll get motivation to do this or that but then the next night my excuse would be that I did something the night before. I just can’t get out of it. And long story short I was wondering if you could make a video about getting out of a slump how to motivate your self to do something you really do not want to do. I know you talk about the 3 things a day. I just feel I need help because I get overwhelmed.
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Yessir. Growing up in a family of folks who went through the depression gives us a whole different perspective on frugality and wastefulness. Oddly, I miss your grandpa too, and was so glad to have had a chance to 'meet' him a couple of times on his cameo appearances on your early videos.
Hope our paths cross someday.
Howdy Cody, cool to see y'all still have that NASA sticker from the Meet and greet in Texas back in 2016. As always, Great Videos and God Bless!
Are you gonna do a video of you repairing the coffee grinder :D
That's one intense coffee prep
Enjoyed the show, Cody Before I finished watching, made me some of the butter coffee. man that stuff is great. My grandpa was the same way. He always asked for no tomatoes on his sandwiches. He said I ate so many I got rashes because that's all we had in South Florida at the time. The he would add, and we were glad to have it. My dad was born in 48 so he grew up in the beginning of better times but grandpa instilled the waste not, want not values in him to the bone. He passed that on to me. We have a rule keep it ten years and if you can't find a use for it, keep it ten more...
I am not a man of any particular faith, but i swear that these videos you make where you tell your life stories and talk about your family matters or routines, and how you try to incorporate every ones happiness in your every day tasks really gets to me. i grew up in a broken household with divorced parents and no other family to speak of. but your videos bring me to tears at times with how amazing a house hold and a family can be when you really put effort into taking care of each other. and i dare say i have never met you and will probable never have the pleasure to since im all the way down here in Florida but Mr. wrangler star you really flipped my whole perspective on how a family should be and theses videos genuinely make me feel as if im a part of your family! I dont care what anyone says to you about how you should do things your an amazing man, father, and husband and having only been subscribed to you since a little less than a year i have to say you have been the greatest inspiration to me for how to act as a man! i love all your videos and your family bonds are held together with lock-tight! keep up the great content and i can wait for the next time you shake the very core of my being. God bless you!
I say DITTO'S, This is the greatest place to be on you tube hands down !!
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Spot on!
I was fortunate to have both parents with the right lessons. Granted my folks weren't straight and narrow and liked to party, but have the same values.
I know how big of an impact it has having that in your life, that's why I love his channel.
That and just because the guys interesting and entertaining 👍😂
alejandro rodriguez that was a powerful testimony. Thank you for the raw honesty and openness amen well said !!
A very large part of socyity comes from dysfunctional homes. This is why we must all try to be more understanding and forgiving, If you or me are hurting some one, We should ask, Why. In solitude be reflective, Ask your self, Who am I, In company be supportive and friendly, There are many roads to travel, And meany miles befor I sleep, Our poet's have written their verses, odes, balards, prays, hyms, Ryhms, There words can heal our minds.
Cody, the love and respect with which you talk about your parents and grandparents moves me greatly. By simply honouring them like this you bless them and us so much. Thank you.
I guess the good things do take a little extra time. Good coffee, hand-tool woodworking, etc. The house is looking fantastic!
Hey Kyle!
Cody that is a chem-x coffee pot it was designed in the 50s or so by a chemist to make the perfect coffee there is special filters for them that remove the chemicals and bitterness to go e you a super smooth coffee
@@jenniferwhitewolf3784 thanks for clairification. I unfortunately do not have one yet but I am thinking on getting one soon !!
Aeropress gives a very smooth coffee to.
Who thumb downs this guy. I love his purity and honesty. One of the most grounded and collect minded on you tube.. Keep em coming w star..
Trolls, they are so unhappy with their life I think they just go from UA-camr to UA-camr giving them a thumbs down to give themselves the illusion that it makes them happy.
Allikattoo: Yeah I know why do people feel the need to do that if they don’t like it nobody said they have to watch it
The people who hate locktite and are bitter.
I too love his purity. I’ve been watching him for a few years. Turned him on to my husband. I love his tool videos and how to videos. Then when he started adding more of the family. I’m so in awe of his roots. They all run deep.
It does not matter, it is called engagement, win win for Cody.
(Wranglerstar) When you tell stories about your grandpa what really makes them great is seeing in your eyes the love and admiration you have for him. Very relatable, I miss my Papaw something fierce too.
First your house is beautiful. Second your family is beautiful and I very much appreciate your honesty in these type of videos. Honesty is rather scarce in this day and age. My parents lived through the depression too and I have a collection from my dad of all kinds of what most people would call junk but has saved the day
I really enjoyed the video. My wife and I are from Oklahoma. My great uncles moved out to Oregon during the depression and worked in the mills. My wife’s great grandfather worked out there with the WPA and wanted to take her great grandmother back to live there but she refused to leave southern Kansas. The Great Depression really did shape that generation, including my grand parents and even my dad. Nothing goes to waste and today junk may be exactly what you need tomorrow, entirely different than my generation. I now work with that generation in audiology industry and the patients I see that lived in that time period always want to be self sufficient and will even try to fix their own hearing aids rather than pay for a costly repair. Truly one of the greatest generations. Loved the story, really reminds me of my grandpa and hunting and camping with him and my dad.
My Parents raised 6 kids in a house with a cast iron wood stove. Dad never had to put a fence around the things because he had a method for training us not to touch it. Once we were old enough to be walking around Dad would show us that this black thing is hot and dangerous. He would start with a cold stove, build a fire in it and as it was coming up to heat he would take our hand and cover it with his while holding both hands against the stove. At the point he felt a bit of heat and the young hand started to pull away he would say, "This is Hot, Stay Away". At no point was our hand in danger of burning but we all learned not to touch a hot stove.
I learned how to tell if a soldering iron was hot when I was a kid by touching it. It’s one of life’s lessons.
I did almost the same with my kid. I just hold his hand near the gas so he can feel it is hot, and saying it is hot stay away. He understood and never touched it.
Coffee was so great that he never drank it 🤣
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Sometimes, Cody, it’s just nice to sit down in the kitchen and have a cuppa coffee with an old friend!
My favorite thing about this channel is that I always feel at home here, a friendly family, telling stories, lighthearted take on subjects, it’s absolutely wonderful.
Some people have to work all week and the weekend is the only time to do projects around the house.
Rob Pridemore wake up earlier
Dear Wranglerstar family, I have only commented a few times, I come from a I come from Wonderful Depression Era Parents , 4 brothers, I took care of my stroke Mother for 4 years, no help from family, even though Mom and Dad built all of us . We grew up on beautiful small ranch. All of my siblings have left the Church but me, I liked this video. You’re Grandparents are like my parents, This is emblematic of our culture today, No respect for our elders. to whom we owe everything, I wish longevity for a cohesive family. Mine no longer exists. Peace be with you
I guess this is the best channel for me because it reminds me of how we lived our lives together even after the Depression especially with a huge family we continued to live in tents and work in the fields just like our grandparents before us! As a kid I didn't know that we were poor and not like most other people but we had each other! Your grandfather was a wonderful man and I am always touched by your stories of him, Cody and how he influenced your life!👍👍👍👍🙏
Can you show us how to make a butcher's block cutting board?
There's a channel called mtmwood. All he does is make cutting boards. I think you'll love his channel.
@@ColtonBlumhagen thank you!
I really enjoy your “rambling”videos. I didn’t have a big family growing up. Barely one parent let alone grand parents. Please keep these up. It make me feel good to hear people speak about good memories they have. I thank you for everything you do. I hope that you and your family always have more than you need.
That blender could paint the upstairs ceiling if you forgot the lid. Haha also your Grand Dad made pants cakes. Lol. Sorry long stressful day.
Stunning interior style. Swedish decor is great.
Love the video and it's like I was there with you listening to your story and family ,God Bless you and your familys
We do our family devotions Saturday afternoon. We start out with prayer then worship then Bible study then prayer. We also have a big meal.
I've come to really like these videos. This man reminds me of the people I know from Boy Scouts with their immense handiness and a plethora of good stories from way back when. My favorite memories come from sitting at camp and listening to my scoutmaster and assistant scoutmasters tell stories of their adventures. I miss being out there.
Thanks for sharing your Bulletproof coffee as well as the family stories. Have a great weekend.
I t’s been a long hard summer for us and I haven’t had much time to catch-up on your videos. I always enjoy them, your family stories and always your strong faith.
I always love when you drop little stories about your granddad into your videos, and I loved hearing the stories you told here. You do a lot to honor his memory.
Probably my favorite video from the wranglerstar family.
God bless
You really nailed the Swedish look and Scandinavian design. Good job 👍
I visited friends in Sweden and I really enjoyed the simplicity and warmth of the homes and architecture.
Hey Cody. Love the videos. I’ve started doing the bulletproof coffee in my Chemex every day. Best hands down.
One tip though, your filter doesn’t need to be fully expanded. Take one fold from the 4 layers one direction, and the other three the other direction. You’ll end up with a perfect cone. Put the thicker side with 3 layers on the side with the spout for the increased support.
Good luck, and thanks a million for sharing. You inspire me every day!
Those are some cool light fixtures over the table
One of your greatest videos. Thanks again Cody for all your hard work.
Fall is my favorite time of year also, my brother. It has a winter feeling, but without the bitter cold. It is just pleasant. I love the colors of the leaves on the trees, the cool breeze, and, since I have webbed feet, the rain.
P.S.
I call you brother because I'm both a Christian and an Oregonian, so it works on a couple levels. Keep up the great content.
Mr. Wranglerstar has pleased my wife in ways I cannot!!
Cody just to let you know you have done what I thought wasn't possible. After watching this video I made a decision to start an alike routine with my wife and I. Now I work 3rd shift and my wife works 24hr shifts so finding common time is sometimes hard. This morning we both had time together after I got home from work so I figured ok let's do this. I asked her as she was feeding our baby if she would be interested in coffee. As I guessed she said yes. Little did she know she was going to get the wranglerstar throw down of coffee. I did as you have depicted in the video minus the added oil (only because I didn't have any). When the blender fired up she yelled from the baby room "I thought we were having coffee?" With a devilish look on my face I replied yes dear yes we are. After this total silence. We both then sat down at the table to discuss the finer things in life such as baby puke and diaper changes. I waited for her to take the first drink just watching, waiting intently. The look that came over her face at the first sip is utterly and totally indescribable Cody. She stated where did you get this coffee. I said Mr and Mrs Wranglerstar. She said "Well when you see them next tell them thank you." Since this morning she has yet to stop talking about it. Telling her mother, sisters, and friends alike about the amazing Wranglerstar coffee, which is how it is being called in our house now. So thank you Cody, Wranglerstar coffee is a new staple in our day!!!
I love coffee, too. Looks great! The reason why the coffee is better in the beaker is because percolators are CRAP. Any Melita-filter type coffee maker will make pretty good coffee.
Try aeropress coffee
Don’t forget to keep a spare pancake in your pocket while you’re getting your 3 thing done ;-)
I'm a northwest Forrest too!
This might be my favorite video that you've made. Every Wednesday I have my four-year-old daughter with me so I can't work on the remodel of our house,clean up the land or chop firewood. I have no choice but to rest that involves me cooking dinner for the family or mowing the lawn with my daughter on my lap which I enjoy and so does she and I thank God for it
Our lost loved ones live on through the stories we tell about them. Thanks for sharing!
I just loved the stories about your grandad. I have tears coming out of my eyes from laughing about the pears and the pancakes. Thank you for sharing those memories. He sounds like a great man!
I enjoyed your "crazy, rambling ,video" very much. I was raised keeping the Sabbath much like you and your family do today. I have gotten away from it in my later years, but I miss it very much. You are right, it does relax you and give you peace. It made me nostalgic to listen to you tell about it. Thanks. I don't know if I could go the bullet proof coffee though. Too much "fat" in it. If you had a cow you could make your own butter and not have to worry about how much water is in it. But that involves a whole lot of other work. I know, I did it for years. Nice enjoyable video.
Alan, as a treat to yourself, research the amazing health benefits of "good fats". It looks to me that Cody has the grass land for a few moo moo's, good suggestion. He ain't scared of work.
I also have grown up keeping it as well.
Interesting story about your Grandfather. My grandfather also grew up in Oklahoma about that same time. I saw those same traits in him you described. Thanks for sharing, have a great day.
Been doing the bulletproof coffee for about a year now. Love it. Also, love the granddad stories, always entertaining, always heartwarming.
I have notice as the older members of familys are passing the old saying go with them but from time to time you here someone say them it makes me smile and think off them and get to explain the meaning to my kids 👍
I personally love your rambling videos. I like learning about your life and beliefs
I think we both discovered ketogenesis at the same time, its life changing ! I call this great drink, Keto Coffee, what a start to the day. Greetings from Scotland.
Mr. Wranglerstar I've been watching you for over five years now. You inspire me so I decided to try the bulletproof coffee. I can't stand coconut so I just started putting butter in my coffee instead of sugar. And let me tell you it's amazing. I'll make it really strong use whole whipping cream and butter. It's gets me going and you're not hungry for hours.
Oh man you just reminded me. I need to rebuild one gate and build another from scratch. Gee thanks a lot.
Beautiful house. Beautiful coffee. Beautiful story. Beautiful video. Beautiful life. Good on you, mate!
My grandfather would have breakfast, and then a 10 am 'lunch'. Then we'd break for 'dinner' at noon, a 'lunch' again at 3, 'supper' at 5 pm, and then a 'small lunch' before bed. Meals were usually small, and he stayed as fit as a fiddle all of his life. He only drank tea, but he'd have one with each of those feeding times. haha
Thanks for sharing. Appreciate the reminder on the sabbath. Will get back to that here as well!
One of my favorite videos. I always love your granddad stories. Thanks!
The Chemex filters stay in the tri-fold config. One ply closest to the spout and three ply at the back. Rinsing it is meant to remove paper taste but it also keeps the filter from slipping around.
Recipe reminds me of Yak Butter Tea that they consume in Mongolia. They drink it for warmth and energy in their barren climate. Some hacks ive seen are to use a French press like a butter churner to really emilsify it, makes it nice and creamy.
First time ever I see this, butter and coffee , thanks for this Cody, and thanks for the amazing stories allways a pleasure sir...I miss the times growing up with my grandmother
Your rambling videos are often my favorites.
When I was younger my mother would grind the house's coffee with a hand cranked grinder. It was an antique.
My father has a soapstone wood stove. Watching your videos reminds me of growing up in the foothills with my dad. Fond memories.
Great talk , Home made Coffee and stories about your old Grand Dad ! Thanks for sharing your cozy looking home and your special times with your family ! Happy Fall season to you and your family ! Thanks Wranglerstar !
Great days to you and your family !
Have you tried Kerrygold butter? I is imported form Ireland so is comes from grass fed cows. They have it in Costco.
My family is addicted to Kerrygold butter.
sooo good I inject turkeys with it
Les Smithfield Yes! It's an excellent product, dense, creamy and great flavor. I like the unsalted version loaded up on a sesame bagel.
Here in our area of California we are blessed with raw organic butter from Organic Pastures whose milk we also buy. Butter $8 and a gallon of milk $12
www.organicpastures.com never want average store bought again
I just bought bc these comments lol
I love this video.
I'm from England and never seen coffee made this way, herd or on my travels, I'm going to try it.
It's good to see a family who has a religious aspect to their lives. I'm not of the same faith but respect the way that you live and worship.
Funny Story: I made Bulletproof coffee this morning with my daughter. Poured the coffee and some Ghee into the blender and, when I switched on the blender, the lid wasn’t on tight and it spewed warm oily coffee blend all over us and the kitchen! Haha! Too funny.
It’s a Chemex. The reason why it is so good is actually the cone shape... when you pour your water, it helps to evenly extract the oils and compounds that give coffee its flavors. There are some really good tutorials on UA-cam about how to make a proper cup with one. The magic really happens when you can get the exact proportions of coffee to water and get the timing right because it will control how long the water and coffee interact, thereby perfecting the amount of extraction. The end result is a coffee that is balanced and VERY smooth!
From what I saw you aren't matching the augers on your Angel Juicer. Use the three dots on the end one auger has two the other has one, the tooth with one hole on seats between the two with holes on the other auger.
I've been drinking bulletproof coffee for several years. When my daughter told me about it I thought that butter and coconut oil in coffee sounded pretty gross. But, to my surprise it is quiet delicious. It is an integral part of a low carb diet because it satifies for several hours. Thanks for sharing your life and faith.
I really enjoy your “rambling” videos.
not sure you will ever see this but man I miss this kind of video. not saying current production isn't great but man the story's bring smiles to my face
For those who don’t know MCT means medium chain triglycerides. Coconut is rich in this.
Thanks, I had never heard of it.
love the stories about your grand dad. thank you for sharing them
I look forward to the weekend so that I can work on my projects. Full time work during the week leaves no time. I would have a hard time with not doing anything for one of the days I have off. To each their own.
I really feel your heartache in missing your grandad. A truely remarkable man he must have been to have had such a great impact. I'm glad to see you carry on so many of his lessons.
Coffee Bloom process requires saturating (but not under water) the ground coffee, allow to bloom (rise) for 29 seconds, then pour rest of your hot water.
Thank you so much for sharing your family and your life! I appreciate it so much!
Thank you for the coffee video, I tried bullet proof coffee years ago but did not realize it needed to be blended, so delicious! If you do not blend it it is disgusting though, so I never tried again till now. I've added it to my daily routine now, and you are quite right, it definitely sticks to your ribs.
What I do is make the coffee the night before, and then put it in the VitaMix long enough that it heats up, makes for much less time involvement before work.
And I love the rambling videos!
Great video Cody!! I love the Grandfather stories as well as the chance to have a glimpse of your family life. It seems to me to be a life well lived, that honors our HEAVENLY FATHER. GOD bless y'all.
I love listening to your stories! Ray Valley, Eustis, FL.
having watched you do all of the construction on that house, I am totally jealous of the craftsmanship that you put into your home.
Such an elegant way to make coffee. Here in Michigan we find the darkest beans, grind em, run some hot water through em, and drink that stuff black. Maybe a little bit of raw honey.
I'll have to try your way of coffee, I've never even heard of adding butter! Lol
I laughed so much 👍
Your grand-dad was priceless.
Blessed Sabbath: awesomeness.
Wow... I grew up in Sun Valley Idaho. Was totally shocked to hear about your granddad's past!
One of my favorite videos you've done. Love the stories! Thank you Cody.
Mr. Wranglerstar, you and your family are truly an inspiration. Thank you for taking the time to keep us all entertained. God Bless and Stay Safe.
Mr. & Mrs. W, the house looks wonderful. Do Norwegians live there? Back to reality: the table reminds me of the style previously made at Moeller Fabrik outside of Odense(?), DK. Just beautiful. I loved the personal time with you on this video, Mr. W. Thank you, very much.
Chemex pitchers are highly unique due to its completely nonporous composition (originally designed for chemical storage) and the uniquely thick paper filters designed specifically for capturing the coffee's natural oils without sacrificing any of those beautiful aromatics.
14:38 Dear Cody, that was a WISE decision. I'm 28 and staying on my own after living with my parents for WAY too long. They had TV. I didn't buy any for my appartment. The difference is vast. NO TV = Human Interractions!!
I enjoy the stories you tell about your granddad and father. I didn't have that growing up, so it's fun to hear stories about real men.
I'll have to try that bulletproof coffee but without the MCT (coconut allergy). I usually don't like coffee, but I definitely love butter!
Really like your home, and the attention to making family the top priority. God bless.
I love fall also the cool crisp air and beautiful colors of the leaves and deer season
I am seventh day adventist and always wondered why I enjoyed your videos so much. it all makes so much sense now haha
I knows this is a few years old now but I completely agree. My wife and I have made sure to have at least dinner together at the table every day for 14 years ( ever since the my daughters were born). once we were a real family it just felt right to eat together as a family. I look forward to it every day!
Beautiful workmanship, just love your work ethics
I was raised Seventh-Day Adventist and we had Friday sundown to Saturday sundown our sabbath that was observed as you describe. It was Family oriented, but as a child very boring and now very much appreciated.
Thanks for all your words and God Bless you and your Family.
Not sure about the coffee...but thumbs up for the Sabbath! Nothing beats having a pre-set day of rest.
I love stories about the past. My grandparents were the same. So was my mom. They left Canada for California.
The story of your grandfather will now be catalogued in my mind as "Pancakes & Pears". It's a good one and made me think of about a bajillion of my own grandpa memories. Thanks for the smiles.
This, I have to admit I have been gone for a bit however this reminds me somewhat of the “beginning”
Life, Home,Hearth, Homestead.
Thoroughly enjoyed
Have a great day.
Thanks for sharing Cody.
Goose neck tea pot really helps with the Chemex coffee pot and making a bloom. Helps to get all the beans wet and let it bubble and release the gas before brewing the rest. Brewing coffee at less than a boil is also a little better at cutting down the bitterness. I’m kind of a coffee dork, try Death Wish coffee as well. Tastes great and it’s super caffeinated!
You inspire me a lot Cody. Me being 21 years old I have always been told I’m mature for my age. I can agree with that because I don’t drink a lot but will have a beer here or there. I have a really good construction job. And I don’t go and party. But I have just found my self in a slump. I don’t want to do anything after work. And I make up excuses to why I shouldn’t, Two nights a week I have night classes until 7:30 at night and then a hour drive that follows. So when I don’t have classes I find a excuse to sit on my butt. And I can’t seem to get out of it. Some nights I’ll get motivation to do this or that but then the next night my excuse would be that I did something the night before. I just can’t get out of it. And long story short I was wondering if you could make a video about getting out of a slump how to motivate your self to do something you really do not want to do. I know you talk about the 3 things a day. I just feel I need help because I get overwhelmed.
LOVE!!!! hanging out with you guys!!!
Love your stories about your granddad he sounds like he was great man and role model
Love the layout of you house.
I prefer my coffee as an espresso and warm milk mixed together, the coffee grounds are great potting compost