Fabulous video - thank you! Great information and great ideas. I really love you sharing all your healthy tips - I swear since adding seeds to my breakfast and snacks, I feel so much better. I still enjoy your fashion and beauty information and sharing your hauls, but so much enjoy all the other cooking, health, gardening and household Bits and Bobs!!! Keep these wonderful videos coming Josie - you're absolutely glowing so what you do, works for you xxx
Not only do you and Charlie talk about health and wellbeing for the body and mind, but you both are living examples of it, being you practice it daily. Thank you for being an inspiration to us all!❤❤
Josie I’m 26 and I loved the sprouts content hahahahaha. I love the wholesome, healthy life you guys live- gardening, foraging, going on walks, eating healthy, and being a fashionista is my dream life!
Hi Josie, some information on ‘Manuka honey’. It’s not a marketing hype, it’s a real product with so many health benefits. It’s from a Manuka shrub only found in New Zealand, NOT a ‘so called’ Region in NZ as you stated in your vlog! see further info below which you might find interesting: Native to New Zealand the Manuka tree has a long history dating right back to our first settlers, the indigenous Maori. The Maori referred to this amazing, versatile plant as toanga or ‘treasure’ and revered it for its wide variety of uses. “Its most significant use was as a medicinal plant. Infusions made with the leaves were used to reduce fevers and treat stomach and urinary problems. Gum produced from the tree was used as a moisturiser for burns, and to ease coughing. Decoctions from the bark were used as a sedative, a mouthwash, and to treat diarrhoea and fever. The tree was essentially a pharmacy.” - from Manuka. A Honey of a Plant. Early European settlers quickly picked up on this knowledge founded by Maori, and used the leaves to make tea and even brew beer. They extracted oil from the leaves for medicinal and cosmetic products and the wood of the tree was used for tools, furniture and many other household items. Manuka Honey can only be produced by the introduced European Honey Bee. An English beekeeper by the name of Mary Bumby is thought to be the first European settler to bring these precious bees to our shores in 1839. Mary set up her hives on the East Coast of the North Island where there was an abundance of Manuka bushes. Strong evidence supports that first honey ever produced in New Zealand was in fact Manuka Honey. It wasn’t until 1980 that the unique antibacterial benefits of Manuka was confirmed by biochemist Peter Molan. Although its healing properties had already been known in traditional Maori medicine. Demand for this unique monofloral honey grew throughout the 80’s and 90’s then in 1998 The Unique Manuka Factor (UMF) quality trademark was developed by the Active Manuka Honey Industry Group (AMHIG) now known as The UMF Honey Association. Manuka Honey producers then needed to go through independent testing to receive a UMF grading for the honey they produced. Once a UMF grading was obtained Manuka Honey producers were able to label and market their honey as pure, quality, genuine Manuka Honey. This grading sets authentic Manuka Honey apart from blended Manuka Honey (multifloral) and counterfeit Manuka Honey so consumers know they are buying the real thing. The UMF grading still holds true to this day and Manuka Honey producers are audited and tested annually to ensure their honey meets the standards they claim on their label. More recently an MGO (methylgloxal) grading system was introduced to measure the precise content of the naturally occurring compound Methylgloxal. Methylgloxal is found uniquely in Manuka Honey and directly related to its potency. The higher the MGO content the higher the grade of honey. Today both UMF and MGO grades can be found on genuine Manuka Honey.
Thank you for this full explanation. It's easy to see why Manuka Honey is so expensive in the US. In the past I've been reluctant to purchase it because of the price but now I think I'll give it a try. Thanks.
The sprout content was very interesting you are an inspiration for living a healthy lifestyle alongside your fashion ideas and interior design 🎀 it's lovely to see you and freddy together again 🎀
Hi from New Zealand Josie, Manuka is a type of tree. The honey from the flowers has anti inflammatory and healing properties. Love your vlogs and enthusiasm for all things health and wellbeing related.
I got rid of my nose bumps a few years ago and I have never had any regrets. I have one teeny tiny little scar, which is so much better than the bumps. And honestly at this point I think I am the only one that can still find it. You go girl!
I love how you talk about health! I really believe what we put in our bodies can impact our overall health and prevent disease. So I’m here for both health & fashion content!
The bread you made is called Wheaten Bread in Ireland, although I know in England you call it soda bread. We have a bread called soda bread which is basically plain flour, baking soda and buttermilk (and it’s delicious!) And best of all is potato bread which is pretty much just mashed potato with flour and fried on a pan 🤤
I am so happy that you talk about sprouts! I feel that is more down to earth and real! I love the fashion thing but i definitely prefer when you talk about gardening, your dogs, the Cotswold, Health etc ! Please continue showing us this real and raw thing about you ! Natural ♥️
Josie, your videos are like a comfort blanket. How lovely you are enthused about sprouts, fashion, cosmetics, gardening, or anything else you entertain us with. 😂 Life is too short to be miserable.
Of all the things I might find in my loft, you would be the most fascinating, Josie! 🤣 I think one of the most appealing traits in a person is that they are passionate about something, however unusual it might be. I could be completely disinterested in the topic but could listen for hours if the person is passionate about it. Keep being you 💗
Hello dear darling Josie!! Your like a kid in a candy store ;your passion and enthusiasm for the things you love and believe in,is unmatched!! I'm on my vegetarian,gluten-free,inflammation free diet,for my hypothyroidism ;and watching your Volga has been giving me the "boost"I need!! It's not easy.....but seeing you and Charlie taking responsibility for health with such passion ....I'M IN!!Thank you darling!!😊☺
I think one of the reasons we all adore you & Charlie is that you both are genuinely passionate about issues like good health, exercise, quality over quantity & just living your best life. We all can make our lives better little by little & you share good advice, you care & have good ideas that we can incorporate into our lives in some form or fashion. I have always wanted to grow micros, so this is great info - who knew it was so easy! 🧐❣️💪👏🎉
Hi Josie. just a bit of info. Manuka honeys from the Manaka myrtle or New Zealand tea tree The bees make Manuka honey from its nectar and of so it is meant to have some of the healing and anti bacterial benefits from the tea tree we make it here in Australia as well. it is more expensive though I don't know why it is just honey produced from bees collecting nectar from a particular flower. no more trouble to the bees or honey collectors 🤣
Wow! The sprouting idea is really interesting. I help run a community garden in a comparatively deprived areas where many people have no growing space. This may be a very good fix for them. They can grow cheap food in their kitchen. Thanks so much for the idea 😊
Don’t apologise for sprout chat! 😂 I’m here for the authenticity of your vlogs, wellness tips and general wholesomeness 🤍🌱 Always look forward to your new videos - having a very hard time and you cheer me up and inspire every time xx
Very excited to try your new passion of Sprouts. Loving the fact that they have so many benefits. Soda bread baking is so easy to do. The first dress is gorgeous on you and I also think the white dress is beautiful. Thank you for sharing ❤
Love learning about sprouts!! When my dad was first diagnosed with cancer I really looked into foods to strengthen the body and immune system. Sprouts and kefir were the two things that I had to add to his diet. I need to get some seed because I want to be a sprouter too like you!! :) Thank you so much for sharing!! 💚 Tell Charlie he can trim off some of the candle at the bottom to make them shorter. ;) You mentioned your mother in law and it made me realize I haven’t seen Petra in your videos in a long time. She is so lovely. I hope all is ok with her and George!! ❤
Loved this vlog So Much! The segment on Sprouts and micro greens is fascinating and hope you continue to share lots more about it in your journey. I would love to start doing it myself.
I started sprouting in my early twenties so (um) a few years ago so have enjoyed them for years. Ready to eat sprouts in stores in New Zealand has also been a thing for just as many years so was quite shocked when we arrived to the UK in 2013 and found none in the supermarkets but luckily they are easy to do at home. I started with big jars like you are using Josie but now have a multi level terracotta set up that I love! Happy sprouting!!
Thank you darling Josie, for a joyous vlog, what a treat. I wanted to leave a comment on a previous vlog but I watched on the tv and couldn’t figure out how to, I hope that it’s ok to comment here. I was bowled over by Charlie when he talked about his alcohol journey. I saw him in a completely different light, Charlie you are inspirational, it showed real strength of character, thank you for sharing, it’s so important to see positive role models!
Cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, kale, broccoli) are absolutely perfect for fighting off free radicals in the body. They contain antioxidants.
I think you should do a color analysis on you Josie. It’s not the eyes or vein color that determines the season, but the skin. I think you are a summer🌸
Hello darling Josie, so love watching you and gleening lots of information and great tips, like you I love gardening and growing plants etc, can you please tell me where you buy your micro green seeds from, I really want to have a go at growing some. Thank you so much xx
I’ve been thinking about doing this too! I love sprouts 🌱 💜🌱 Well done Josie health is wealth!! I make a cup of hot water, 1/2 teaspoon of Tumeric powder, whole fresh squeezed lemon and 🍯 honey! I drank this once a day when my whole family got the flu and it worked for me!
I have to say I love when you talk to your dogs like they’re talking to you.😊 it’s adorable. I actually started somehow doing that with my dogs, not even realizing it.
I’m so with you. Not sure why more people don’t sprout? Way easier than micro-greens. I have found the only seed that I’ve sprouted that needs darkness are mung beans. Broccoli sprouts are loaded with sulforaphane which is an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory.🎉🌱❤
January did drag on. We had all sorts of crazy weather and goofy stuff going on where i live in the US. You give me a relaxing, informative, and just good vibes jolt every video. You help me smile and plan and even, at times, dream and work to create my best life. Thank you for everything....love to you and Charlie!
When I do my sprouts, I have the same container as you I do double the quantity. If I don’t have avocados, I use hummus. It’s so good. If you haven’t tried hummus yet, you have to use it. Sometimes in my hummus, I add a little sesame seed oil, a little salt, garlic, and curry powder. Oh my word, it’s delicious.
Sprouting from spice seeds works perfectly fine, I think it’s also cheaper that way. I buy my coriander spice seeds big bag and plant them 😊 in the garden.
I’d love to see how you work out your seed box, Josie. I noticed at the end of your video you were sorting it out and was so sad the video ended when it did. ❤
Really interesting vlog today with so many variations of healthy products. FYI about rose-water. It’s great in a mist bottle to spray on face & neck areas to hydrate before moisturizer. So refreshing as well. Now I must say I love that you wear such feminine dresses below the knee. So much more attractive than mini skirts.
Ahhhhhh a delightfully entertaining and super inspiring Josie vlog!!!! ❤🥰❤️Wholesome healthy stuff, pretty fashion and gardening!!!! I loved everything.❤I've been hunkering down with LOTS of decluttering and reorganizing my home all January.
Josie, I love the Avery Bright music playing while you make your coffee-sprout smoothie next to the daffodils, so soothing. I am so inspired by all of your videos, I make an effort to be healthier because of you Josie😊 Thank you! I am going to try sprout growing as I quite like their taste on pita sandwiches with avocado, mayo, mushroom, and melted cheddar. January here in the Pacific Northwest was indeed a VERY long month this year, but I am looking forward to a ladies' Valentine's Day party that I am hosting.❤
Bring on the sprouts!!! 🌱 I love the healthy content. Thanks for sharing your time just doing regular chores! I'm intrigued about growing sprouts in those jars!!! Going to try that one. Your fan from SC, USA.
Love the sprout chat. This is something i’m going to try. I did laugh when you said you got a hole-in-one bowling😂 it’s a strike. Hole in one is golf. Or maybe Britain is different.🤷🏻♀️
Hi Josie, I’m sprouting with Joy 😊after watching this video , loved your talk about the benefits of eating sprouts, thank you! And the Irish soda bread looked delicious I always make my own soda bread my grandmother recipe, delicious fresh and of course can be toasted on the 2 nd or 3 rd day . Thank you Breda ☘️
If you’re interested in an oat milk without any unnecessary ingredients I’d try the plenish barista! It’s lovely and only 3 ingredients I believe, it’s thickened with coconut cream instead of oils/gums 🥰
What are some of your favorite cook books for healthy recipes? I love Half Baked Harvest but I don’t find as many of them to be healthy or straight forward. Would love your recommendations!
Bourton-on the -Water rocks!!!! I went last Summer. 😁 With regard to the dresses, I liked the pink one with the puffed short sleeves!! (Princess vibes going on!! Go girl) 👍👍Oh, I discovered a very nice shop called Chats Organics in Chatsworth Road, Hackney London. So expensive!!, but very nice.
Authentic Manuka honey is made from the nectar bees collect from the Manuka bush, which is native to NZ. The bushes grow in scrublands and forest margins throughout the North Island mainly. I’d be interested to know where D sourced that honey and why they’re selling it as they’re all about British producers and there is no way it’s British! £36 for that small jar - yikes that’s pricey. 🐝🐝🐝
Hi Josie I love sprouts content . I just ordered two packages of seeds one broccoli and one radish. I have another question where can I buy that beautiful lamp from the last minute of the vlog
Manuka honey is actually very high in antibiotics. Higher than regular honey. It will also help antibiotics work better. They actually make bandages and ointments for wounds with it. Bees are miracle workers and the flowers they use affect the antibiotic amount. I believe the manuka honey is from New Zealand and Australia. I am excited about bees as you are with sprouts 🤣
❤lovely wholesome vlog. I watched an old vlog of when you got Dickens, such a sweet puppy. You two looked sooo young! X I went off my our place pan, it lost its non stick coating! I burnt the handle! I’ve loved watching your daffodils open up during your vlog.🪴🌱
Fabulous video - thank you! Great information and great ideas. I really love you sharing all your healthy tips - I swear since adding seeds to my breakfast and snacks, I feel so much better. I still enjoy your fashion and beauty information and sharing your hauls, but so much enjoy all the other cooking, health, gardening and household Bits and Bobs!!! Keep these wonderful videos coming Josie - you're absolutely glowing so what you do, works for you xxx
Not only do you and Charlie talk about health and wellbeing for the body and mind, but you both are living examples of it, being you practice it daily. Thank you for being an inspiration to us all!❤❤
We try our best!
TOTALLY agree ❤
Very inspiring and motivating....❤❤
Josie I’m 26 and I loved the sprouts content hahahahaha. I love the wholesome, healthy life you guys live- gardening, foraging, going on walks, eating healthy, and being a fashionista is my dream life!
Hi Josie, some information on ‘Manuka honey’. It’s not a marketing hype, it’s a real product with so many health benefits. It’s from a Manuka shrub only found in New Zealand, NOT a ‘so called’ Region in NZ as you stated in your vlog!
see further info below which you might find interesting:
Native to New Zealand the Manuka tree has a long history dating right back to our first settlers, the indigenous Maori. The Maori referred to this amazing, versatile plant as toanga or ‘treasure’ and revered it for its wide variety of uses.
“Its most significant use was as a medicinal plant. Infusions made with the leaves were used to reduce fevers and treat stomach and urinary problems. Gum produced from the tree was used as a moisturiser for burns, and to ease coughing. Decoctions from the bark were used as a sedative, a mouthwash, and to treat diarrhoea and fever. The tree was essentially a pharmacy.” - from Manuka. A Honey of a Plant.
Early European settlers quickly picked up on this knowledge founded by Maori, and used the leaves to make tea and even brew beer. They extracted oil from the leaves for medicinal and cosmetic products and the wood of the tree was used for tools, furniture and many other household items.
Manuka Honey can only be produced by the introduced European Honey Bee. An English beekeeper by the name of Mary Bumby is thought to be the first European settler to bring these precious bees to our shores in 1839. Mary set up her hives on the East Coast of the North Island where there was an abundance of Manuka bushes. Strong evidence supports that first honey ever produced in New Zealand was in fact Manuka Honey.
It wasn’t until 1980 that the unique antibacterial benefits of Manuka was confirmed by biochemist Peter Molan. Although its healing properties had already been known in traditional Maori medicine.
Demand for this unique monofloral honey grew throughout the 80’s and 90’s then in 1998 The Unique Manuka Factor (UMF) quality trademark was developed by the Active Manuka Honey Industry Group (AMHIG) now known as The UMF Honey Association. Manuka Honey producers then needed to go through independent testing to receive a UMF grading for the honey they produced. Once a UMF grading was obtained Manuka Honey producers were able to label and market their honey as pure, quality, genuine Manuka Honey. This grading sets authentic Manuka Honey apart from blended Manuka Honey (multifloral) and counterfeit Manuka Honey so consumers know they are buying the real thing.
The UMF grading still holds true to this day and Manuka Honey producers are audited and tested annually to ensure their honey meets the standards they claim on their label. More recently an MGO (methylgloxal) grading system was introduced to measure the precise content of the naturally occurring compound Methylgloxal. Methylgloxal is found uniquely in Manuka Honey and directly related to its potency. The higher the MGO content the higher the grade of honey. Today both UMF and MGO grades can be found on genuine Manuka Honey.
Maunka is even used in health care for wound healing.
Thank you, really nice to hear an explanation with detailed facts. I use Manuka honey and love it.
Thank you for this full explanation. It's easy to see why Manuka Honey is so expensive in the US. In the past I've been reluctant to purchase it because of the price but now I think I'll give it a try. Thanks.
The.plants for Manuka are native to Australia and New Zealand
The sprout content was very interesting you are an inspiration for living a healthy lifestyle alongside your fashion ideas and interior design 🎀 it's lovely to see you and freddy together again 🎀
I much prefer the health info, gardening & passion projects over the fashion and beauty content any day. Thanks for all you do. Love your work.
Agreed:)
Hi from New Zealand Josie, Manuka is a type of tree. The honey from the flowers has anti inflammatory and healing properties. Love your vlogs and enthusiasm for all things health and wellbeing related.
Ka pai e hoa! Was coming to say the exact same thing 🖤
Hospitals in California use Manuka Honey on Pt’s Wounds, which tend to heal in 1-2 weeks.
They use it here in Scotland too … although they also use maggots for eating dead skin. 😂
I got rid of my nose bumps a few years ago and I have never had any regrets. I have one teeny tiny little scar, which is so much better than the bumps. And honestly at this point I think I am the only one that can still find it. You go girl!
I love how you talk about health! I really believe what we put in our bodies can impact our overall health and prevent disease. So I’m here for both health & fashion content!
The bread you made is called Wheaten Bread in Ireland, although I know in England you call it soda bread. We have a bread called soda bread which is basically plain flour, baking soda and buttermilk (and it’s delicious!)
And best of all is potato bread which is pretty much just mashed potato with flour and fried on a pan 🤤
We call it Irish Soda Bread….I make a loaf most weeks….
I agree - this isn't soda bread as you would have in Ireland
@@jacquelinearcher1158 then what do you call soda bread? Or do you never have soda bread?
@@sue488 equally as delicious though, but I do prefer proper soda bread…toasted…with lots of melted butter 🤤
@@LisaDawsonmusic I make Irish Soda bread most weeks…(it’s not to be confused with sour dough bread…that’s very different)
I am so happy that you talk about sprouts! I feel that is more down to earth and real! I love the fashion thing but i definitely prefer when you talk about gardening, your dogs, the Cotswold, Health etc ! Please continue showing us this real and raw thing about you ! Natural ♥️
Josie, your videos are like a comfort blanket. How lovely you are enthused about sprouts, fashion, cosmetics, gardening, or anything else you entertain us with. 😂 Life is too short to be miserable.
Of all the things I might find in my loft, you would be the most fascinating, Josie! 🤣
I think one of the most appealing traits in a person is that they are passionate about something, however unusual it might be. I could be completely disinterested in the topic but could listen for hours if the person is passionate about it. Keep being you 💗
Hello dear darling Josie!! Your like a kid in a candy store ;your passion and enthusiasm for the things you love and believe in,is unmatched!! I'm on my vegetarian,gluten-free,inflammation free diet,for my hypothyroidism ;and watching your Volga has been giving me the "boost"I need!! It's not easy.....but seeing you and Charlie taking responsibility for health with such passion ....I'M IN!!Thank you darling!!😊☺
I think one of the reasons we all adore you & Charlie is that you both are genuinely passionate about issues like good health, exercise, quality over quantity & just living your best life. We all can make our lives better little by little & you share good advice, you care & have good ideas that we can incorporate into our lives in some form or fashion. I have always wanted to grow micros, so this is great info - who knew it was so easy!
🧐❣️💪👏🎉
Hi Josie. just a bit of info. Manuka honeys from the Manaka myrtle or New Zealand tea tree The bees make Manuka honey from its nectar and of so it is meant to have some of the healing and anti bacterial benefits from the tea tree we make it here in Australia as well. it is more expensive though I don't know why it is just honey produced from bees collecting nectar from a particular flower. no more trouble to the bees or honey collectors 🤣
Wow! The sprouting idea is really interesting. I help run a community garden in a comparatively deprived areas where many people have no growing space. This may be a very good fix for them. They can grow cheap food in their kitchen. Thanks so much for the idea 😊
Don’t apologise for sprout chat! 😂 I’m here for the authenticity of your vlogs, wellness tips and general wholesomeness 🤍🌱 Always look forward to your new videos - having a very hard time and you cheer me up and inspire every time xx
Omg that train- taxi story was so funny, 🍌 put the biggest smile on my face ❤
Always love seeing Freddy and the two of you having fun 😊💞
Very excited to try your new passion of Sprouts. Loving the fact that they have so many benefits.
Soda bread baking is so easy to do.
The first dress is gorgeous on you and I also think the white dress is beautiful.
Thank you for sharing ❤
Manuka honey is from manuka tea trees, which is native to nz. It's known for its wound healing properties and is still used by Dr and nurses today.
Lovely to see Freddy again 🫶 Josie All those Dresses looked amazing on you so hard to choose 😍
Have a lovely evening 🥰
Love learning about sprouts!! When my dad was first diagnosed with cancer I really looked into foods to strengthen the body and immune system. Sprouts and kefir were the two things that I had to add to his diet. I need to get some seed because I want to be a sprouter too like you!! :) Thank you so much for sharing!! 💚
Tell Charlie he can trim off some of the candle at the bottom to make them shorter. ;)
You mentioned your mother in law and it made me realize I haven’t seen Petra in your videos in a long time. She is so lovely. I hope all is ok with her and George!! ❤
Loved this vlog So Much! The segment on Sprouts and micro greens is fascinating and hope you continue to share lots more about it in your journey. I would love to start doing it myself.
Always so happy to see you and Freddy together!
I love all the dresses, beautiful!
Can’t wait to see where you’re taking us on your next trip !
❤🇨🇦
I started sprouting in my early twenties so (um) a few years ago so have enjoyed them for years. Ready to eat sprouts in stores in New Zealand has also been a thing for just as many years so was quite shocked when we arrived to the UK in 2013 and found none in the supermarkets but luckily they are easy to do at home. I started with big jars like you are using Josie but now have a multi level terracotta set up that I love! Happy sprouting!!
Thank you darling Josie, for a joyous vlog, what a treat. I wanted to leave a comment on a previous vlog but I watched on the tv and couldn’t figure out how to, I hope that it’s ok to comment here. I was bowled over by Charlie when he talked about his alcohol journey. I saw him in a completely different light, Charlie you are inspirational, it showed real strength of character, thank you for sharing, it’s so important to see positive role models!
Thanks Josie! Always love to see you out and about with Freddy. Love to live vicariously through you :)
Cruciferous vegetables (cabbage, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, kale, broccoli) are absolutely perfect for fighting off free radicals in the body. They contain antioxidants.
I think you should do a color analysis on you Josie. It’s not the eyes or vein color that determines the season, but the skin. I think you are a summer🌸
Hello darling Josie, so love watching you and gleening lots of information and great tips, like you I love gardening and growing plants etc, can you please tell me where you buy your micro green seeds from, I really want to have a go at growing some. Thank you so much xx
Charlies Fjällräven shirt! 🌞
I’ve been thinking about doing this too! I love sprouts 🌱 💜🌱 Well done Josie health is wealth!! I make a cup of hot water, 1/2 teaspoon of Tumeric powder, whole fresh squeezed lemon and 🍯 honey! I drank this once a day when my whole family got the flu and it worked for me!
It Rene Dosh I haven’t got the random title off😂😂😂
I do not mind hearing what you are learning about sprouts. I am learning too. Thank you.
Great inspiration today for me to tidy up my pasta, rice cupboard 😊! Maybe it would be helpful if you labelled your jars e.g. types of rice ? 🌾 🍝
Maybe you could also put another shelf in between bottom one & base (or a cupboard raised rack) so you can make much better use of the space 🤔
I have to say I love when you talk to your dogs like they’re talking to you.😊 it’s adorable. I actually started somehow doing that with my dogs, not even realizing it.
Loved seeing you & Freddy together!
So nice to see all the pots of bulbs and herbs. Spring is waking us up again and bringing smiles to my heart. January was very looong.
I’m so with you. Not sure why more people don’t sprout? Way easier than micro-greens. I have found the only seed that I’ve sprouted that needs darkness are mung beans. Broccoli sprouts are loaded with sulforaphane which is an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory.🎉🌱❤
Love how organized your pantry is!!! Bless you!😃💜
I always look forward to your vlogs! Makes me happy and inspired. ❤
I love your driving talks soo much! It’s soo therapeutic!😊
Gospel just means good word so it is a good word to promote sprouting nutritious food.
Excited to see more gardening content, Josie! There wasn't nearly enough last year
January did drag on. We had all sorts of crazy weather and goofy stuff going on where i live in the US. You give me a relaxing, informative, and just good vibes jolt every video. You help me smile and plan and even, at times, dream and work to create my best life. Thank you for everything....love to you and Charlie!
When I do my sprouts, I have the same container as you I do double the quantity. If I don’t have avocados, I use hummus. It’s so good. If you haven’t tried hummus yet, you have to use it.
Sometimes in my hummus, I add a little sesame seed oil, a little salt, garlic, and curry powder. Oh my word, it’s delicious.
Sprouting from spice seeds works perfectly fine, I think it’s also cheaper that way. I buy my coriander spice seeds big bag and plant them 😊 in the garden.
I have a tiny green house, and l grow seeds of flowers in it. I record when they were planted, too. It's very self satisfying and very economical.
Hi Jose I can’t find the links to the dresses you showed on the haul today
Can you link them
I remember my mother sprouting seeds like this back in the early 1970’s! How things circle around 😊
She also made yoghourt in the airing cupboard 😊
I’d love to see how you work out your seed box, Josie. I noticed at the end of your video you were sorting it out and was so sad the video ended when it did. ❤
I have everything to sprout with and have not gotten around to it. This is encouraging me. Lol
Love my always pan!!! I hate that my husband always leaves the wooden spatula soaking in water (because he’s lazy) and that will ruin it!! 🤦🏻♀️
Josie, I just love how excited you get with a new project 😊
Best quote of this vlog is “sausages are solar powered” brilliant 🤩
Museum wax can help stabilize candles in a holder/candlestick. Comes in handy for other things as well.
The pink dress is beautiful Josie xx
Really interesting vlog today with so many variations of healthy products. FYI about rose-water. It’s great in a mist bottle to spray on face & neck areas to hydrate before moisturizer. So refreshing as well. Now I must say I love that you wear such feminine dresses below the knee. So much more attractive than mini skirts.
Ahhhhhh a delightfully entertaining and super inspiring Josie vlog!!!! ❤🥰❤️Wholesome healthy stuff, pretty fashion and gardening!!!! I loved everything.❤I've been hunkering down with LOTS of decluttering and reorganizing my home all January.
Josie, I love the Avery Bright music playing while you make your coffee-sprout smoothie next to the daffodils, so soothing. I am so inspired by all of your videos, I make an effort to be healthier because of you Josie😊 Thank you! I am going to try sprout growing as I quite like their taste on pita sandwiches with avocado, mayo, mushroom, and melted cheddar.
January here in the Pacific Northwest was indeed a VERY long month this year, but I am looking forward to a ladies' Valentine's Day party that I am hosting.❤
Bring on the sprouts!!! 🌱 I love the healthy content. Thanks for sharing your time just doing regular chores! I'm intrigued about growing sprouts in those jars!!! Going to try that one. Your fan from SC, USA.
Josie!!! ☝🏻Can you please take us to the charity shops so we can see all the treasures 😍
I loved the pink dress on you❤ and the shout-out to your mother-in-law 🎉
Love the sprout chat. This is something i’m going to try.
I did laugh when you said you got a hole-in-one bowling😂 it’s a strike. Hole in one is golf. Or maybe Britain is different.🤷🏻♀️
Manuka honey is now used in some dressings in clinical settings for its anti bacterial quality,
Hi Josie, I’m sprouting with Joy 😊after watching this video , loved your talk about the benefits of eating sprouts, thank you! And the Irish soda bread looked delicious I always make my own soda bread my grandmother recipe, delicious fresh and of course can be toasted on the 2 nd or 3 rd day . Thank you Breda ☘️
If you’re interested in an oat milk without any unnecessary ingredients I’d try the plenish barista! It’s lovely and only 3 ingredients I believe, it’s thickened with coconut cream instead of oils/gums 🥰
What are some of your favorite cook books for healthy recipes? I love Half Baked Harvest but I don’t find as many of them to be healthy or straight forward. Would love your recommendations!
you are adorable josie, i love your new sprouting obsession😊
Hi dear Josie, loved this vlog. Can I ask what the name is of the lovely white dress with the pretty buttons ? Love that ❤❤❤
Bourton-on the -Water rocks!!!! I went last Summer. 😁 With regard to the dresses, I liked the pink one with the puffed short sleeves!! (Princess vibes going on!! Go girl) 👍👍Oh, I discovered a very nice shop called Chats Organics in Chatsworth Road, Hackney London. So expensive!!, but very nice.
Heather honey is lovely - I usually buy in spring as is super fragrant ! Nice with an earl grey and a scone !
I was very surprised to hear how many germs are found and grow in sprouts. Be very careful and don’t leave them for days on the bench.
that pink puff dress looks gorgeous on you!
Clodagh McKenna makes a great Irish Soda bread..topped with rosemary and sea salt….yumm like an Irish/Italian bread
So excited your such a joy to watch Josie🌻🌼🌺🌷🌹
Josie can you please link that beautiful green plate you used.
I love all the healthy information you’ve been sharing with us lately…🥰
Authentic Manuka honey is made from the nectar bees collect from the Manuka bush, which is native to NZ. The bushes grow in scrublands and forest margins throughout the North Island mainly. I’d be interested to know where D sourced that honey and why they’re selling it as they’re all about British producers and there is no way it’s British! £36 for that small jar - yikes that’s pricey. 🐝🐝🐝
Excellent vlog, as always. Can't stop, l have got to go and tidy my cupboard 😊
Hi Josie I love sprouts content . I just ordered two packages of seeds one broccoli and one radish. I have another question where can I buy that beautiful lamp from the last minute of the vlog
Hi Josie! Do you need to do your broccoli sprouts in the glass jar or can you do it in normal soil and pot? Xx
You can do it in a normal pot!
Manuka honey is actually very high in antibiotics. Higher than regular honey. It will also help antibiotics work better. They actually make bandages and ointments for wounds with it. Bees are miracle workers and the flowers they use affect the antibiotic amount. I believe the manuka honey is from New Zealand and Australia. I am excited about bees as you are with sprouts 🤣
You always inspire me to get out in the garden!!
Broccoli sprouts are very good for detoxing excess estrogen , I love them
There is only one way your body detoxes, and that is through the kidneys and liver...both of which work 24/7 and don't need "help".
Girl, I'm living for your sprout journey! Great topic...watching as I am nibbling my almond butter and date toast with pistachios on seed bread!
❤lovely wholesome vlog. I watched an old vlog of when you got Dickens, such a sweet puppy. You two looked sooo young! X
I went off my our place pan, it lost its non stick coating! I burnt the handle!
I’ve loved watching your daffodils open up during your vlog.🪴🌱
I would get in touch with them, they should guarantee it especially as Our Place bang on about how brilliant their pans are.
Listening to the sprouts obsession while eating a breakfast burrito loaded with my homegrown sprouts! 🌱 💚
I would love a tour of your freezer to see how you know what’s in all those little bags I would lose stuff in it 😂
Hello josie I love your nature I am Indian you are very nice bless you
Love you🎉🎉🎉
Must try this…I grow cut and come again lettuce …mixed leaves..again so much cheaper than bags of 🍃 leaves for salads or garnish..
I LOVE all your content. Enjoying learning about the sprouts! Love fashion too, but this is great!
Thankyou my darling loved as always ❤
You need to get Box Cutters, Josie! So much easier and safer to use
Josie do you have much knowledge on food combining rules in nutrition? I think you and Charlie would really enjoy learning about it
Best vlog yet. Just ordered the sprout kit !
Josie,
Thank you for showing us your seed mix compilation .
Just back from my very first weekend in The Cotswolds all thanks to your videos, it was amazing with a lovely trip to Daylesford too 😊
Excited to watch ,happy Wednesday!