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At least it doesn't taste like creamed corn 😂 I'm sure I'll find time to let you try it 😉

Nah, that list doesn't include anything enjoyable 😂

I'm guessing you're granny had one of these as well? When I was talking to my dad about extracting the juice he came up with the idea to use this rather than getting a donkey and a mill 😂

Yeah dude. I had kale and broccoli laugh at the frost last year while everything else blackened and wilted 😂

I didn't even think of that, but definitely a good plan! Thanks for the idea 😃

Guess I'll find out in a couple of weeks. I'm thinking I might put my wireless temp probe in there and see how it compares to the outdoor temp.

Heck yeah! I love making up new words and terms everyone can appreciate 😁

@@kathih6465 I would've thought so too, but the original recipe didn't call for it, so I left it out as well. I'm guessing that's what makes it so heavy?

@@brentsbackyardredneckery some people always left out one secret ingredient so no one could “steal”their recipes Maybe your grandma was one of them. My grandmother never wrote anything down and she would always “forget” to tell about one ingredient….lol. Could never make it as good as grandma!! Still sounds good and will try it. Thanks for sharing

More likely she's like me and forgot an ingredient 😂 My great grandmother on the other hand would definitely do that!

Thanks! I'll have to keep that in mind in the future for sure!

Look almost as good as the guy that made them 😂

I don't blame you! They're cute as a button!

They aren't fully on their back when feeding them, but more like a 45 degree angle. Still might not be the best position, but I'll definitely look into it! Thanks for the tip 🙂

I think every cat we've had has been a rescue or a founding. My first rescue was in 99 delivering papers. The little guy's ears and eyes were still closed. He lived to be 18 years old, so I guess we did a decent job 🙂

It was surprisingly good. It's not fluffy at all, so it's pretty heavy. Recipe in the description if you wanna give it a try and let me know how it turns out. I would suggest experimenting with a half cup to full cup of coke in the cake batter. I made it again not long after this and upped the coke and think it turned out even better!

@@brentsbackyardredneckery yes I will give it a try and then let you know whether I thought of it

I thought the Benny Hill was a good touch too! He was a comedic genius and underappreciated... Wife - "if that belly was on a woman, she'd be pregnant. Benny - "It was. And she is!" 😂 I'll give that tarp idea a try here in a few weeks and see how it goes!

@@brentsbackyardredneckery I think Benny Hill came on at 11 o’clock and I knew if I heard the music I was gonna be tired at school the next day lol but sometimes I still watched it especially on Friday nights. There was always something to look forward to on TV now we have so much available. It’s not even fun for us anymore. On the weekends, I remember trying to stay up to catch the late movie and then the late late movie. God only knows what time that was on in the middle of the night. I have obviously turned into one of the old folks talking about my childhood and how great things used to be lol. i’m not an expert, but I have cleared several big garden plots on my property all the methods work. Yours works these other two work. It’s just a lot of labor, but I really found the black tarp works the best and he really don’t even need to clear all that grass if you’re gonna plant rose or plants you can just put them in where you want to and keep the rest of the soil covered up. Always kept the soil covered up with mulch straw leaves whatever you have on hand, keeps the soil alive and helps. Keep the weeds down and that’ll do it. I actually bought a flamethrower this year that hooks onto a propane tank to try to keep at all the weeds in the overgrowth lol luckily I’ve not set my property on fire, but it did not work as well as in TH-cam videos or in theory of course.

I use this apple pie filling in hand pies and fry them in the deep fryer. I'm hoping to make a video of that process pretty soon. The crust I use is pretty simple to make but I'm HORRIBLE at making the pie crusts circular. They always are some kind of oblong shape haha I brush them with a powdered sugar glaze and they're scrumdiddlyumptious! I haven't bought my apples yet this year, but need to make my grandma's apple butter again that's for sure!

@@brentsbackyardredneckery oh fantastic idea in the hand pies I’ll be watching for that video. I just went to another Apple orchard yesterday and got four more pecks so half bushels whatever the heck they are I think they were half pecks. Now I have 5 gallon buckets of apples and milk crates full of apples all over my kitchen and my back porch. On top of all the potatoes I’m digging up in the sweet potatoes. It will all get done eventually. I’m sure you have a fantastic recipe for the apple butter. I always find that ground clove and then whatever spices you put in there really makes a difference that ground clove really gives it that excellent flavor. Get those apples and make that video dude lol. Take care.

Yeah If Being Absolutely Too Cute Was A Crime!! 🥰💞

Indeed! I think they'll get along eventually with our other full grown cats 🙂

I think they're gonna be medium haired too!

For sure! We have 6 full grown cats that we get fixed as soon as the vet suggests it, so we're definitely not amateurs 😂 I used to be more of a dog person, but cats are TONS easier to deal with, so I'm a convert for sure!

@@brentsbackyardredneckery 😊💜

Definitely! My son couldn't be happier with the little kitties 🙂

Who wouldn't? 😂

Most definitely. My wife's sister will get one of them and my son the other. They couldn't be happier 🙂

Thank you! We've started mixing wet food with the milk and they are going to town on it!

@IkesGirl7178 I've never tried that before, but it sounds like a good idea. Do you just pour it in the bottom of the dishwasher when it first runs or some other method?

@brentsbackyardredneckery 1 capful is plenty i pour it on the door before I close it. It will run to the bottom and be sprayed upward with the 1st wash / rinse. Ya know, restaurants are required to put 1 capful/tbsp bleach per gal in rinse water in the 1st rinse when washing dishes, to sanitize dishes from others germs.

@@brentsbackyardredneckery it also helps with hard water stains as well.

That's definitely something useful I'll have to try. There's nothing much worse than trying to get water stains off of glass!

Cool deal. I'll have to give that a shot when I buy my apples here in a couple of weeks!

Sweet! Glad to have you here! I'm working on some other tasty treats, so be sure to check back 🙂

I didn't think to try it the opposite way, but that does sound like a better idea! I have plenty of poles left to set, so I'll give it a try and post an update

You got me dude. It's what a friend of mine said to do so I tried it. I'm not a fan, but the drill attachment definitely worked better than his suggestion of rebar.

Edit poured dry and comes out like it was mixed wet

One thing I've found pulling the old poles is that the guy who poured the previous concrete did a half-assed job of it. Since the holes super small, he mostly poured it on one side and around the top. Two poles just snapped off 😂

i poured my porch post one dry one not .. one needs fixed now guess wich one.. the dry pour split and the post pushed over. it dry is half the strength as wet

I'll have to give that a try with some of the other posts I have to install, see how it turns out, and post an update! Thanks for the idea.

Honestly how did he not think of this?

@@adwincharles8132 people are just lazy (which makes more work for you in the long run.) they also believe what those crappy quickrete bags say on the back

I don't think they're edible, though I've never tried. They definitely make a fantastic, long-lasting sponge though. I have one that's still intact after 5 years of use, but it's about time to retire it.

They are edible but you have to harvest them while they're still young. We call them "patola" in the Philippines. You can search for 'patola Filipino recipes'.

@@brentsbackyardredneckery I also use them as a sponge( works great on my glass top stove) and to wash my body.

Interesting but of information! I'll have to look into that and see what it looks like. Thanks for the tip!

@@marichub8828 I’m definitely going to check it out! Thanks!

I don't know...soup scooper might just catch on 😂

@@brentsbackyardredneckery😂😂😂

Thank you for watching! I hope that you will return and enjoy more videos!

It is. It's apple gravy and it's delicious.

I actually did and it was like chewing on super thick paper. None too tasty.

Thank you! Hope you come back for more in the future!!

Darn things just won't leave me alone! Must be my glorious odor

I wondered why they didn't go well with cereal

That makes sense. I'll have to watch out for those little buggers next year and spray for them! Thanks for the tip!

That's not a half bad idea. I'm hoping to make some brandy this year with whatever wild grapes I get. I'm gonna have to make myself a still and see what I can do!!

I'll have to give it a try and see what happens. If it'll keep me from burning it down, I'll call it good!

@@brentsbackyardredneckery Fact is i have it from our royal gardener who looks after the royal family's garden. he uses alcohol for vines . Greetings from Denmark 🤗Ethanol, is the name you should use

Cool deal! Thanks for the info and tuning in from Denmark!! I'm always honored when I get views, especially from across that little pond we call the Atlantic 😂