As a former Mormon it was nice to hear you talk about the church respectfully! All of your points were accurate as well. The funeral potatoes look great and remind me of my mom haha
I like this channel as it’s not only about van living, it’s also like a traveling and cooking channel. Getting to see all the different places you end up and all the different recipes you try is fun to watch. Much respect from Baltimore Ryan
As a Mormon, I use the church parking lots as well when I am traveling! Keep using them! Usually empty and safe in most areas. Love your vids Ryan! Keep them coming!
Careful though, i used to be mormon and stopped at a colorado lds church, and the bishop came by and told me he'd call the cops if i didnt leave. I was just cooking lunch
I joined the LDS church few months ago! they don't care if you park in their church parking lots overnight as long as you are respectful and clean :) My wife and I use their parking lots while traveling and when get into towns that won't allow overnight parking in the town limits/camping. Hope you are doing well Ryan, Love your content.
Hey man just wanted to let you know that you're doing an awesome job editing and pumping out this content. Found your channel about three months ago (maybe four) and have become "addicted" if you will lol. Great sense of humour, kind to others and some laughs in the video too. Love your opening edits where you have the music and the cut scenes with the VLOG number up; very cool! Anyway, thanks for the content as it's much appreciated.
Home chef tip: rinse hashbrowns in cold water to remove starch prior to cooking, Additionally, pre-cook them a bit before putting in the casserole dish-- allows them to be crispier w/less "mush". Either way, they're tasty!
I have lived in SLC for 4 years prior to starting my own cross-continental road trip in a Prius! Loved seeing you in my favorite grocery store and at capital hill where the views are unmatched!
I like how you were able to find a positive way to look at running out of propane while cooking. Honestly really Inspirational because that would be super frustrating
❤ Nice to follow you on your holiday in Ireland, the stop over in Paris and your and Justins trip to Iceland. But it great to see you back in your own Van. Looking forward to see you cook again 😉. Have a great day and be safe 🤗❤❤
Love watching your videos, pretty much the only person I watch on here, living in a van also sometimes I loose motivation to travel and see new places, but Ryan you inspire me to keep travelling. Thank you ❤
Welcome back to the states Ryan, always appreciate your uploads. Really eye opening as to how beautiful so much of our country is, you've definitely inspired me to want to travel and see what else is out there. Safe travels man
I'm building out a 40' bluebird all amaerican and I've hit on diesel for heating the air, heating the water, and running the generator. Going diesel makes much sense. "Levaner" has some very reliable diesel products. I've nothing to do with them, Chuck Cassidy at chrome yellow recomended.
Hey mate. You should probably get this for your propane tank "DOZYANT Propane Tank Gauge Level Indicator". I have been using this since last year. It has done its job. Cheers from Australia.
I think that you're right that the van proves better for stealth camping and also agree with going with a 4x4 set up and possibly even adding a wench if you're serious about getting back into some deep dark spots, better to be overprepared. If I were you I'd write down a list of all the pros and cons your current set up has and how you can build off that making your next van that much better. I remember you saying something about not needing so much counter space because it cuts down on your gaming/computer area space, I think it'd be smart to build a portion of the counter to be foldable for when you need it, saving space for your computer/gaming/editing area. You know more than all of us though, so it'll be interesting to see what you come up with.
Those outdoor propane fire pits use a TON of propane. It'll drain a tank in like 7 hours. We use them a bunch in the pits while racing, great way to keep a group warm outside.
In regards to new rig, it's easy - go with a boxed 3.5t. van/truck, search for the term "luton truck" (moving truck), or pick one of those UPS boxed ones, even better if you could find 4x4 😮 it will feel like a proper living space with actual corners instead of curled up quarters 🎉 you can fit a proper kitchen will all the bells and wistles, since this channel heavely rellies on cooking. Yes do the Marta Stewart 24kitchen remodeling, that's the direction you should be going to not kidding!!! Also do a 1h Live QA stream, and ask us for the suggestions there❤ video way great to watch.
Every family function in Utah has funeral potatoes there! I will admit, they're amazing! Pretty exciting seeing you visit Utah! Our mountains are beautiful& we're lucky enough to have a 360degree view of them!! ✌️&💙 Love the videos, by the way!!
Ryan, look at where the tube meat was processed and what’s in it. And where it comes from. These days Cheaper meat means animals poorly cared for. Also u might consider grating ur cheese, ur eating a lot of cellulose with the preprocessed cheese. snow and Kurt have a good van build. Plans available for purchase.
I want to build out a 6x10 cargo trailer as a teardrop style (rear kitchen) setup, change out the wheels and so I can just down any fire road and camp. Maybe someday...
Ryan, I discovered Native deodorant a year ago. It's double the price of commercial deodorant, but worth it not to have the harsh chemical seeping into my skin. It lasts just as long as commercial brands, too. I will take you up on your 20% discount. Have been a big fan of yours for the last 30 episodes. Your a regular guy, not trying to prove how great he is. Very down to earth. We enjoy your sincerity and insight.
You should still come up to glacier! The drive alone is still worth it, and there's decent stealth camping spots in the towns around with amazing views.
diesel drivetrains are good for long distance driving, and the fuel is cheaper per mile, but there are a lot of downsides as well. They are more expensive to buy, they are noisy, need time to warm up before driving, more difficult to find mechanics.
Ambulance Ryan .... larger inside so you have a little more space inside ... and they are built like tanks plus tons of storage in all the exterior compartments. 7.3 diesels are bulletproof too
Utah native as well. Looks like you drove by Lagoon in Farmington, so you were a little north of SLC there in the beginning. Love me some funeral potatoes. There is some really good fried ones in Orem. The south suburbs (towns) of SLC are a little more fun in my mind. But hope you had fun in BeaUTAHiful.
If you built a van again you mentioned you would have gone the diesel-route for reliability. Besides improved mpg, I think actually your gas powered van makes more sense. When stuff brakes in diesels the repairs are more costly. You have emissions related stuff that can brake and that comes with it's cost to fix, a turbocharger that can go broken and that adds complexity, particle filter that (eventually) clogs, expensive sensitive injectors that operate at high pressure with it's own high pressure fuel pump and so on. Gas powered engines, especially a multiport injected one like yours stuff doesen't brake as much and is less expensive to fix. Say for instance you went the route and got a van with a more frugal direct injection engine (more comparable to a modern common rail diesel but still thirstier than a diesel) you would depending on the engine load scenario see an improvement of 8-15 percent better mpg if the engine size is the same. That is cool obviously but then you have a engine that builds up carbon on the valves that needs to be cleaned from time to time (not cheap) and stuff again gets more expensive if it brakes. If you keep up with maintenance and frequent oil-changes odds are your pentastar engine will last you a long time without too much problems. Maybe change the oil from time to time on you gearbox too :-) Dig your channel btw!
Native is the absolute best. Try the sea salt and cedar, trust you won’t be disappointed. Long time viewer and culinary grad, I absolutely love your content and would love to send you a really nice cookbook.
I was watching this video the other day and was in Walmart and saw the native products they are awesome I love the body wash vanilla and coconut and the deodorant my new favorite
Hi mate UK subscriber here , don't know if you follow living the van life TH-cam channel he runs a 4x4 sprinter don't know what your budget is but he goes everywhere from baha to the artic circle so it's definitely proved itself , keep the vids going mate your killing it 👍
been watching since day 1 and absolutely loved seeing your content grow to be so genuinely interesting. can so clearly see the excitement and passion you have for the channel. keep doing you bro! much love from NC
loving your channel man, it's helped me get through a lot of personal issues i've been dealing with. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication! Be safe out there and have fun!
Ok next time you should use frozen hash browns and add cubed ham because that's so easy and delicious that's what I do . Ive been making these cheesey potatoes for years for my family.
And a trick when using their body wash once you rub the body wash into your rag swipe it thru the water quickly and then its super sudsy not that it isn’t before but the lather is much better
And i think I’ve said this before we are from the same area of Maryland!!! And I’ve been looking for vans to build into a small camper for me and my fiancé to take on van camping trips for weekends or a week trip somewhere once im able to have a work from home job but keep the amazing videos coming they really help turn shit days into good days and gives me motivation to keep going in life!!
@@Ryantwomeyy well that’s good, hopefully you bring the sun up with you! Get you a bear bell and some bear spray or a gun. There was a bear attack just the other day and it won’t be the only one of the year. Safe travels!
I know rainy days probably aren't the best for filming and doing stuff but I imagine those days could be really cozy and kind of fun if you weren't trying to film content. The more I watch of vanlife the more I think I would just be napping my way through the USA. Which sounds amazing to me personally. Maybe not much to watch though.
I use native orange citrus and the black amber oak one, there good but don't last long a day which sucks. The best thing is it's non gmo and no aluminum.
Fun fact: where you were camping after getting propane there is a railroad down there where a schoolbus crashed after getting hit by a train and everyone died sadly, and if you were to park there in neutral on the railroad your car would roll uphill, as if the kids there that died are pushing your car off the rails. This was in 1938. Keep up the good work :)
Did you unplug your battery before you left for your family trip so it wouldn’t die? Wondering since I’m going on a long family trip and leaving my car at the airport garage.
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I need those pots and top plus the handle. Link 🙏. Plz. I love cooking and really like what ya use. Need it for my RV
As a former Mormon it was nice to hear you talk about the church respectfully! All of your points were accurate as well. The funeral potatoes look great and remind me of my mom haha
Of course, and I try my best not to spread any disinformation
Im.sorry for your brainwashing, I hope you are able to find reality ❤
@@Moistfersuredo you not understand what the word "former" means? 🤦🏻♀️
@@commonsense3333 doesn't mean he is no longer religious, and if he is at all, my statement is still true 🤷🏻♂️
@nolan that is not true at all 😂 religion is the largest cause of hatred to others on this planet, if you don't see that you arent paying attention
I like this channel as it’s not only about van living, it’s also like a traveling and cooking channel. Getting to see all the different places you end up and all the different recipes you try is fun to watch. Much respect from Baltimore Ryan
As a Mormon, I use the church parking lots as well when I am traveling! Keep using them! Usually empty and safe in most areas. Love your vids Ryan! Keep them coming!
Careful though, i used to be mormon and stopped at a colorado lds church, and the bishop came by and told me he'd call the cops if i didnt leave. I was just cooking lunch
He's in Utah. It's "the" church.
Trust me, if you aren't Mormon you likely will not receive such welcome treatment to their parking lots lol
As a mormon you a fuckin clown man
I do that every spring, get everything ready to cook and have to go get a new tank for grill.❤
I joined the LDS church few months ago! they don't care if you park in their church parking lots overnight as long as you are respectful and clean :) My wife and I use their parking lots while traveling and when get into towns that won't allow overnight parking in the town limits/camping. Hope you are doing well Ryan, Love your content.
Thank you! That's good to know
Thanks!
I was in Salt Lake City once several years ago and always wanted to go back. Nice to see it again through your eyes. Love your videos.
Hey man just wanted to let you know that you're doing an awesome job editing and pumping out this content. Found your channel about three months ago (maybe four) and have become "addicted" if you will lol. Great sense of humour, kind to others and some laughs in the video too. Love your opening edits where you have the music and the cut scenes with the VLOG number up; very cool! Anyway, thanks for the content as it's much appreciated.
Thank you :')
Fuck outta here ya clown he aint that big of a deal and popular
Home chef tip: rinse hashbrowns in cold water to remove starch prior to cooking, Additionally, pre-cook them a bit before putting in the casserole dish-- allows them to be crispier w/less "mush". Either way, they're tasty!
Utah native here- laughing my ass off you made casseroles 😂 so on point haha
Hope to catch you next time you’re in town!
I have lived in SLC for 4 years prior to starting my own cross-continental road trip in a Prius! Loved seeing you in my favorite grocery store and at capital hill where the views are unmatched!
I love the hair idea!! Can’t wait to see how it looks in the end!! Love the videos make keep it up
Glad to see you back in your van!
I like how you were able to find a positive way to look at running out of propane while cooking. Honestly really Inspirational because that would be super frustrating
Your journey towards the north is getting more and more interesting in every episode.
Thanks Ryan for your videos. Love your show. Be safe on your travels.
where did you get your pots? i really like how you can clip the handle on and off
Love the vids man! Add ham to that casserole and it's perfect!
❤ Nice to follow you on your holiday in Ireland, the stop over in Paris and your and Justins trip to Iceland. But it great to see you back in your own Van. Looking forward to see you cook again 😉. Have a great day and be safe 🤗❤❤
It’s definitely good to be back. Thanks for following along!
You need to do an ambulance build. Probably catch a diesel 4x4 at an auction pretty cheap.
Love watching your videos, pretty much the only person I watch on here, living in a van also sometimes I loose motivation to travel and see new places, but Ryan you inspire me to keep travelling. Thank you ❤
Always love seeing a youtuber in my city, interesting seeing places I go to
Hey Ryan, just wanted to say love your content I have binge watched all your videos from 1st to last keep up the good work Adam 🇬🇧
Welcome back to the states Ryan, always appreciate your uploads. Really eye opening as to how beautiful so much of our country is, you've definitely inspired me to want to travel and see what else is out there. Safe travels man
Welcome back to the states. God's gift to this world. You really think the states is the greatest thing ever. Most Americans do. Newsflash, it's not.
Let’s go! Me and my girlfriend have been waiting 😬 much love Ryan ❤️We love your videos!
Thank you for watching! :)
Oooohhh I actually missed your pristine van! Glad that we're back at it again. ♥
Me too, being away made me really appreciate her
I'm building out a 40' bluebird all amaerican and I've hit on diesel for heating the air, heating the water, and running the generator. Going diesel makes much sense. "Levaner" has some very reliable diesel products. I've nothing to do with them, Chuck Cassidy at chrome yellow recomended.
Hey mate. You should probably get this for your propane tank "DOZYANT Propane Tank Gauge Level Indicator". I have been using this since last year. It has done its job. Cheers from Australia.
I think that you're right that the van proves better for stealth camping and also agree with going with a 4x4 set up and possibly even adding a wench if you're serious about getting back into some deep dark spots, better to be overprepared. If I were you I'd write down a list of all the pros and cons your current set up has and how you can build off that making your next van that much better. I remember you saying something about not needing so much counter space because it cuts down on your gaming/computer area space, I think it'd be smart to build a portion of the counter to be foldable for when you need it, saving space for your computer/gaming/editing area. You know more than all of us though, so it'll be interesting to see what you come up with.
Breakfast at 1:30PM 🤣 Keep doing you, Ryan!
Glacier is open. Going to the sun road opened yesterday. But you do need a pass to get in now. Unless you go in before 6am.
Those outdoor propane fire pits use a TON of propane. It'll drain a tank in like 7 hours. We use them a bunch in the pits while racing, great way to keep a group warm outside.
In regards to new rig, it's easy - go with a boxed 3.5t. van/truck, search for the term "luton truck" (moving truck), or pick one of those UPS boxed ones, even better if you could find 4x4 😮 it will feel like a proper living space with actual corners instead of curled up quarters 🎉 you can fit a proper kitchen will all the bells and wistles, since this channel heavely rellies on cooking. Yes do the Marta Stewart 24kitchen remodeling, that's the direction you should be going to not kidding!!! Also do a 1h Live QA stream, and ask us for the suggestions there❤ video way great to watch.
Every family function in Utah has funeral potatoes there! I will admit, they're amazing! Pretty exciting seeing you visit Utah! Our mountains are beautiful& we're lucky enough to have a 360degree view of them!!
✌️&💙 Love the videos, by the way!!
Ryan, look at where the tube meat was processed and what’s in it. And where it comes from. These days Cheaper meat means animals poorly cared for. Also u might consider grating ur cheese, ur eating a lot of cellulose with the preprocessed cheese. snow and Kurt have a good van build. Plans available for purchase.
watching the channel directly from Brazil! good luck on this journey
I want to build out a 6x10 cargo trailer as a teardrop style (rear kitchen) setup, change out the wheels and so I can just down any fire road and camp. Maybe someday...
Dinner Looks Good.
Authentic is a great word to describe you Love your videos
Ryan, I discovered Native deodorant a year ago. It's double the price of commercial deodorant, but worth it not to have the harsh chemical seeping into my skin. It lasts just as long as commercial brands, too. I will take you up on your 20% discount. Have been a big fan of yours for the last 30 episodes. Your a regular guy, not trying to prove how great he is. Very down to earth. We enjoy your sincerity and insight.
Funeral potato hack: get pre-shredded or diced potatoes, and to make it a meal instead of a side dish you can add diced ham or kielbasa.
if you want a 4x4 diesel than toyota hiace would be an amazing option, too bad it's unavailable in the states
You should still come up to glacier! The drive alone is still worth it, and there's decent stealth camping spots in the towns around with amazing views.
diesel drivetrains are good for long distance driving, and the fuel is cheaper per mile, but there are a lot of downsides as well. They are more expensive to buy, they are noisy, need time to warm up before driving, more difficult to find mechanics.
Alaska here we come! I'm so excited 🙂 Thank you Ryan for the best youtube content 🙏
Also those vans come in extend which would give you extra storage space.
Ambulance Ryan .... larger inside so you have a little more space inside ... and they are built like tanks plus tons of storage in all the exterior compartments. 7.3 diesels are bulletproof too
Utah native as well. Looks like you drove by Lagoon in Farmington, so you were a little north of SLC there in the beginning. Love me some funeral potatoes. There is some really good fried ones in Orem. The south suburbs (towns) of SLC are a little more fun in my mind. But hope you had fun in BeaUTAHiful.
If you built a van again you mentioned you would have gone the diesel-route for reliability. Besides improved mpg, I think actually your gas powered van makes more sense. When stuff brakes in diesels the repairs are more costly. You have emissions related stuff that can brake and that comes with it's cost to fix, a turbocharger that can go broken and that adds complexity, particle filter that (eventually) clogs, expensive sensitive injectors that operate at high pressure with it's own high pressure fuel pump and so on. Gas powered engines, especially a multiport injected one like yours stuff doesen't brake as much and is less expensive to fix. Say for instance you went the route and got a van with a more frugal direct injection engine (more comparable to a modern common rail diesel but still thirstier than a diesel) you would depending on the engine load scenario see an improvement of 8-15 percent better mpg if the engine size is the same. That is cool obviously but then you have a engine that builds up carbon on the valves that needs to be cleaned from time to time (not cheap) and stuff again gets more expensive if it brakes. If you keep up with maintenance and frequent oil-changes odds are your pentastar engine will last you a long time without too much problems. Maybe change the oil from time to time on you gearbox too :-) Dig your channel btw!
Have you checked to see if the fire in BC is effecting the Alaska highway
Cool vlog as usual Ryan! I'll be in Utah next month.
Im driving to SLC right now from CA and was planning to stay by the capitol!
Back on home soil and back on the road trip. Safe travels Ryan! Keep up the great work.
Feels good! Thanks :)
Ugh I freaking love all your videos and the food you be making boy ❤❤❤
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I bet that potato casserole would also be great with ground beef mixed into it!!
@ 3 minutes and 51 seconds, do you have a can of dip in your pocket? (Copenhagen, Kodiak, Skoal etc)
Love your videos. Had to smile as my wife had made funeral potatoes for friends of ours who are LDS a couple of years ago.
Most Deisel engine repairs are very expensive. They are a problem in the harsh cold and so many other factors too.
Lets make this interesting. No showers until reaching Alaska
Welcome to my home town.. Salt Lake City Utah! Nice.. Thanks for the respect! Keep on with safe journeys!
Put a cover on you pots to keep the heat inside the pot. The water will boil faster.
Native is the absolute best. Try the sea salt and cedar, trust you won’t be disappointed. Long time viewer and culinary grad, I absolutely love your content and would love to send you a really nice cookbook.
welcome back ryan it's nice to see you getting away with family and friends
cool if you decide to go forward with your next build I look forward to it.
Your Rocky impression was 🔥!!
I was watching this video the other day and was in Walmart and saw the native products they are awesome I love the body wash vanilla and coconut and the deodorant my new favorite
Hi mate UK subscriber here , don't know if you follow living the van life TH-cam channel he runs a 4x4 sprinter don't know what your budget is but he goes everywhere from baha to the artic circle so it's definitely proved itself , keep the vids going mate your killing it 👍
Hope you are having a good time in Salt lake brother! It’s been beautiful and rainy lately!
been watching since day 1 and absolutely loved seeing your content grow to be so genuinely interesting. can so clearly see the excitement and passion you have for the channel. keep doing you bro! much love from NC
Yes feel free to use the Mormon church parking lots when you can. Give a shout out when you do we would love it thanks buddy stay save luv the vids!
Omg! That all looks delicious! You changed the recipe so it's uniquely yours. I'm freaking starving now! 😂
PS Wyoming has awesome hotsprings! The ones near Encampment have a flowing river right next to the springs so if you get to warm 🏊♀️ !
I love Mormons tbh. Salt Lake is definitely one of the best large cities in the U.S..
Happy to have you resume your trip to Alaska. Thanks for sharing.
Happy to be back on the way :) Thanks for watching
Hi Ryan, I appreciate if you can get a temp sensor displays both Fahrenheit and Celsius, we can not easily convert Fahrenheit to Celsius 😅
loving your channel man, it's helped me get through a lot of personal issues i've been dealing with. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication! Be safe out there and have fun!
Much love ❤️ thank you
Ok next time you should use frozen hash browns and add cubed ham because that's so easy and delicious that's what I do . Ive been making these cheesey potatoes for years for my family.
when it come making dinner..it was the best part every of ryan video
Ryan try natives coconut & vanilla it’s my absolute favorite and smells absolutely amazing
And a trick when using their body wash once you rub the body wash into your rag swipe it thru the water quickly and then its super sudsy not that it isn’t before but the lather is much better
And i think I’ve said this before we are from the same area of Maryland!!! And I’ve been looking for vans to build into a small camper for me and my fiancé to take on van camping trips for weekends or a week trip somewhere once im able to have a work from home job but keep the amazing videos coming they really help turn shit days into good days and gives me motivation to keep going in life!!
It’s been a cloudy and rainy summer so far up here. I’m just glad it’s not winter for a few months. Bring plenty of bug dope
Rain on the van roof makes for an amazing nights sleep
@@Ryantwomeyy well that’s good, hopefully you bring the sun up with you! Get you a bear bell and some bear spray or a gun. There was a bear attack just the other day and it won’t be the only one of the year. Safe travels!
Oh... Home Sweet Home! 🥰
I know rainy days probably aren't the best for filming and doing stuff but I imagine those days could be really cozy and kind of fun if you weren't trying to film content. The more I watch of vanlife the more I think I would just be napping my way through the USA. Which sounds amazing to me personally. Maybe not much to watch though.
I think the hair looks good homie can’t wait till Alaska probably gonna be a mane. Love the vids my guy
Hahaha it’s already a mane, but we’ll see. Thanks for the support :)
Welcome back! I’ve been thinking about going to van life.
Do it
Why not buy a second tank since you like using the fireplace
That park looks really pretty!
Welcome back to the states. Another great video Ryan thank you
I use native orange citrus and the black amber oak one, there good but don't last long a day which sucks. The best thing is it's non gmo and no aluminum.
Fun fact: where you were camping after getting propane there is a railroad down there where a schoolbus crashed after getting hit by a train and everyone died sadly, and if you were to park there in neutral on the railroad your car would roll uphill, as if the kids there that died are pushing your car off the rails. This was in 1938. Keep up the good work :)
There was a movie called Fingerprints 2006 that I watched years ago. It has the same story, I wonder if it is based on the place that you mentioned.
@@littlephoenix There is a place in San Antonio Texas that has the exact same urban legend.
It's called a gravity hill, which is an optical illusion where a downward slope looks like it's going upward.
Never knew that about he airport and mission trips. I have a friend who went on his mission trip in Ukraine ages ago.
Hey where would you camp at yellow stone? I’m heading that direction.
That’s crazy my lady loves that soap I’m going to use your code to buy her some she will be more then happy
Ryan uploading is always the best
You are the best
It's good to be back in the van!! :)
Man's got portable Batcave
Did you unplug your battery before you left for your family trip so it wouldn’t die? Wondering since I’m going on a long family trip and leaving my car at the airport garage.
Where you in Galway when u were in Ireland? I’m from there
Yeah we were there for 3 days
Welcome back to the US Ryan! Great to see you back on the path to Alaska!
Really waiting eagerly on that spice to come out.
nice hair ! keep it that way ! greatings from Belgium :)
Hahaha at least until Alaska!
oh boy ! haha