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Sam's Club has better prices than Costco. Costco has a lot of fancy stuff you won't find in Sam's Club. If you have a BJ's in your area it is somewhere in between Sam's Club and Costco as far as the merchandise they carry.

Moving my garden area to the front/side yard/drive way or else I would need to kennel my garden area or kennel my pug & beagle who love everything about the garden especially my broccoli/ cauliflowers.

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I use plastic containers to store portions making sure to just put a label using masking tape with contents, serving size and date. Make sure to turn the edge of the tape under for eady removal. I use rubbermaide made in america. 😊

Good shopping ideas

Try buying your meat from grocery stores that have a BUTCHER. The meat is always cheaper, forget those fancy packaging

Agree with the trash bags!! I read somewhere this past week that any pods detergent or dishwasher that they clog up your washers. I get detergent pods at dollar general on Saturday $5 off $25 sometimes and use on vacation to do our laundry. But the clogging up because the pods don’t dissolve good I don’t use anymore. OH and the paper towels too!! Members mark are just as good as bounty!

If I'm not keeping my meat long time , I use old bread bags to freeze hamburger and some chicken when I buy the large family pack. Reuse your bread bags anything that isn't for long term

I agree with the members trash bags are better and there toilet paper is also

Mm toilet paper 👍 mm green laundry soap comp to gain 👍

I store my flour in the freezer all the time never goes in my. Cupboard

Ist time here....very good.

If u have a food lion near you there boneless chicken is 1.99 per lb here might help you to check out see if yours has same sell

First time I have seen your vlogs enjoyed it pray that you have a blessed weekend 🙏🙏

Hey I wanted to make your day by this comment! You know you can be anything you want in life if you work hard for it . God blessed 😇 you ! And those sound delicious 😋 maybe I will try it lol 😆 bye 👋

Roasted brussel sprouts and carrots are my favorite! I also add garlic powder 😊

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My family loves peach ice cream and oatmeal, so I am making peach powder to sprinkle on them. Will also likely use the powder for a wintertime hot peach tea. Mmmm

We did the master list - it's a brilliant idea!! Over the course of about 6 months we would add meals we liked to this master list to refer back to in the future. I have salads and sides as well as seasonal dishes (some foods we prefer in winter and others are very summery to us). This has saved us hundreds of dollars. Shopping the pantry and freezer is definitely the most important first step in meal planning. Make meals around what you have and the grocery list is what you need to round out the week. I also never leave the store without a quick tour of the meat department looking for marked down options. These go right into the freezer.

Wow, what a great video! More Por Favor!😇 Gracias…💛💙♥️

You are a great blend of perky, sweet and enthusiastic. With great ideas that i KNEW but didnt know, ya know? Wishing you the success i can tell you deserve.

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Lools great keep it up😋

The best organic pest repellent I found is made from rhubarb leaves. Just let them rot in a bucket of water and use the liquid on the plants. Just make sure you keep your bucket covered because the stench is unbearable 😁. Oh, and you need to wash your produce before eating - rhubarb leaves have some toxins in them, but it's not an issue if you wash your veggies. For carrots, either try growing them in pots or get a small variety like Paris Market - Atlas (if you can get it in the U.S.). Those carrots make small, round roots like radishes so they don't need deep soil. For containers, or shallow raised beds, I use Royal Chantenay 2 carrots. They are thick and stubby, rather than long and lean so perfect for tricky conditions. I found some in one of my raised beds yesterday, when I was clearing out spent plants from last year and, oh boy, they do taste good. Basil doesn't like much water, but enjoys the company of tomatoes so you could try moving some and see how it does growing in a different space. Your little garden is doing well btw, and I'm very happy for you.

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Well done on getting those niggling jobs completed Autumn Leigh. You have a lovely home and lovely daughters. Watching them play made me smile. My own kids are of the furry, four-legged kind and the big dogs are wrecking the place so it's not as nice and clean as I would like it to be (despite a lot of cleaning), but I don't mind much. They are happy and that matters more to me. My current project is a crochet blanket I'm trying to finish. I started making it two years ago but, with the job, garden and health issues I have not picked it up in ages so I'm determined. I should be finished tomorrow evening and I'm really looking forward to ticking that job of off my very long to-do list. Looking forward to the next video, I don't always comment but I watch all of them.

Hey Autumn! So glad I found your channel. 😊

You really need to save me a pumpkin muffin

Ooh yes! When we still had out starter and baked bread a bunch we did this technique… make it nice and crunchy in the outside while keeping the inside fluffy It’s the BEST

I put ice cubes around the outside edge of the parchment-works like magic!

As an italian im offended, i would not call that a pizza...

Thank you

What?!?! I'm trying that this weekend!! I've got 2 beautiful starters in Ball jars!

This is not at all accurate. Ants will eat grits.

Your garden is doing much better than mine. We have had a very cold and wet spring, again, so most of what I've sown outside failed. Regarding garlic - I don't know when you have planted yours, but garlic needs a bit of frost to form the cloves. The leaves you can eat when they're young, but it's the scapes (i.e. the flower stems) that you want. They are a great addition to soups, stews, pesto etc. Btw, do you know you can make pesto from pretty much everything? I don't like basil much so make my pesto from things like spring onions, kale, spinach, lettuce, young turnip leaves or whatever I have available.

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Why dont u just make the bread then put the ingredients on it? 😅 Idk maybe i need to go to sleep thinking too hard lmao

Great tips we use many of these... great job too

This is my year to start canning. Last year, I learned how to dehydrate things I grew. This year I’m expanding my garden and going to start canning. And oh my gosh I love Becky at Acer Homestead. She speaks so casually and I’m also a visual learner and it just makes sense to me when she does it and she shows her mistakes also which are really helpful.

Never canned jelly/jam before. I will learn with you!!! Looks really great. I can almost smell it!!!

New subbie!! Loved it! I literally have strawberries in the fridge right now I bought to do a canning project with!

Recipe: -Add two raw chicken breasts, 8oz cream cheese, and restaurant style Italian Dressing to crock pot (I bought Aldi brand but you can do the name brand Olive Garden dressing) -turn crock pot on high for 4hrs (or until chicken is falling apart easily) -take chicken out and shred or chop the chicken then replace back into crock pot. -boil bow tie pasta following the instructions on the box, drain, dump into crock pot - Stir and enjoy! (Add Parmesan if desired.)

Why use different flour ? Bread, self rising , all purpose you mentioned

Beautiful spring rain ☔️

Those aren’t iris they are lavender oops

I bet you didn’t know that red 40 has been found to be made out of petrol!

All those plants will not have enough room in that tower, especially peppers. They get rather big and each will need its own separate pot to thrive.

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