Heavy Cream Powder Storing and Using
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Heidi you are a walking encyclopedia of Useful knowledge and Truth Mam (always a pleasure)...Yah bless...doug
I purchased the Hoosier Cream a while back and have been trying to find different ways to use it. You've given me a number of new ideas. Thank you.
I need to add this to my stockpile
The battery operated frothers work pretty well in coffee to blend heavy cream powder. Froths up like a latte.
I'm a newbe and learning so thank you for the video. I like how you started, God is good:)
This year, I used the Hoosier hill whole milk powder and heavy cream powder with organic cocoa powder and organic pulverized sugar to make our own hot cocoa mix ❤ the kids can heat water in the kettle and make it all on their own! I even jarred some up for gifts for our librarians 🎁
I am going to try the heavy whipping powder to do my biscuits now that you can’t always get the cream in the store now. I will transfer to the jars for longer storage and use their containers for other purposes.. hope my biscuits turn out good using this method. If so I can mix a cup and store them in the freezer as well .
Love the video ! Gonna Ck out your cream mushroom recipe 😋
She has a mushroom soup recipe?? 😮😊
I learn so much Heidi from watching your videos, great expertise. Blessings Sweet Lady !!! ✝️💟
Great video! I have been on the fence about buying the heavy cream powder, and glad your video covered it- looking for ways of using powdered items from the pantry.
I saw a video on canning heavy cream in jars , and it was shown that you can turn it into whipping cream as well as butter
Thank You for sharing some used for the powdered dairy products. Enjoy that grandson and God Bless you and your family from middle GA 🙏 Kendra
Wow! This was a great video!!! I just discovered your channel!!! Thank you
My friend uses it for making ranch dressing!
After this video I got out all my Hoosier farms powdered goods and transferred the contents into glass jars and vacuum sealed them. Many of my powders were a couple of years old, and I agree with you that glass jars will keep them better protected
Just made asparagus soup using this cream and it was delicious!
Nice!
Thank you! I just purchased my first container of dried heavy cream and wasn't sure what I could do with it.
I like to mix the butter powder with warm melted coconut oil.
I have started buying both hoosier and Azure standard powdered foods- it started with the powdered cheddar cheese- so I could make mac and cheese for the grands (on demand lol)- this way it is always on hand- found out how much I love these products- just order the coconut cream powder from azure- but my favorite is the buttermilk- have ordered both Hoosier and Azure- both are great
I would love to see videos of you cooking and the recipes using the heavy cream powder and butter powder. Storing these items are great, but we need to learn how to use them. LOVE your videos and your channel!
Well, that is what I am trying to do, even with this video by showing the photos and explaining some things, just like I did in the butter powder video, however, I do have a recipe coming out soon where I show using them to make Musaka
@@RainCountryHomestead I am really happy to hear that! And I love Musaka so I am sure I am going to get some and store now.
I love creamers so I do make a powdered creamer because I live 30 minutes to a store and would run out then I’m doing without for a week or longer. I loved the liquid coffee creamers but learned how dairy has a chemical that causes cancer, soooo I make my own and am happy with it. Thanks for all you do Heidi.
This powdered heavy cream is 100% dairy. What chemical can it have?
Thank you for this post. Dairy is the one area of food storage that I’ve got to get squared away. I’m planning to experiment with making yogurt, sour cream, a soft cheese, etc. If you have a thumbs up versus thumbs down list, that would be very helpful. I have a question. Do you think butter made from the heavy cream powder would melt similar to real butter? They leave some of the fat in the heavy cream powder, don’t they? I have butter frozen as well, but that would be gone fairly quickly.
Since the heavy cream powder does not whip into a whipped cream, it would also not work well for making butter. I recommend going with the butter powder I mentioned and also have a separate video on: th-cam.com/video/ZBfgIqH1rZQ/w-d-xo.html
Good Morning from East Texas! Great informative video. I just had my milk; heavy cream and butter powder. Haven’t used it yet. Hope you had a Blessed Christmas
I just bought the HH heavy cream powder in hopes of using it in place of fresh heavy cream (expensive!) for making 2 ingredient biscuits. According to their website if you mix it up and refrigerate it over night it will become slightly thicker.
I have not tried it yet as I am doing inventory and moving my entire storage to different areas and my kitchen is a total disaster.
Have you tried using it for 2 ingredient biscuits?
Yep, it does thicken up a bit when allowed to sit in the fridge over night. Nope, have not done two ingredient biscuits but have used the powdered butter in replacement of the fat in making them to see how it would turn out: th-cam.com/video/ZBfgIqH1rZQ/w-d-xo.html
@@RainCountryHomestead Thanks Heidi. I haven't thought much on the butter. I'll watch this link.
I have been experimenting with powders for cake baking, breads, pancakes, cornbread and in blender cream soups, such as butternut squash and asparagus soups. Also, I am dehydrating and making some of my own powders
I use this and it’s DO DELICIOUS!
I have found if you put the powdered cream in your cup then add a splash of coffee, and make a paste then add the rest of your coffee it works pretty well. I also noticed that Hoosier Hill Farm sells powdered whipping cream.
Me too, but I use a battery operated small whisk($10 or less, use for eggs too).
Oh, yeah, mine is Hoosier Farms heavy cream.
I have stored some for long term but I haven't used it for fear of really needing it later. Thank you for doing these reviews. When money is tight i just can't afford to buy for now and stock for later as well.xoxo
If the stimulous goes through people will be using some of it to shore up the pantry, now is a good time to practice portions, rationing and practice using some of those things you may be unfamiliar with. Replenishing as you go. Heidi has so many tube videos that even if you binge watch all Winter there will be more. All of them are practical, user friendly and fun. Pick and choose, I do.😁
Lots of cost effective things for the Long haul.
Beautiful video, Heidi! May God bless y'all in the New Year and thanks for becoming a new friend as a bright spot in 2020! #CountYourBlessings!
I ordered Hoosier Hill from their Amazon store and they sent me a container with a 3 month expiration. Very disappointing. I expected a year at least for milk and heavy cream.
It will last longer than that even in the container but you can repackage in mylar or vacuum seal in a jar if you are concerned. They have to put expiration dates on those things but they really mean nothing. That powdered goat milk I have has an expiration date of 2017 but it is still good and I know it will still be good years from now
Heidi, I’ve found if I tamp the powder down by tapping the jar firmly on the counter several times, I don’t have to cover the powder and it doesn’t suck up into my vacuum sealer.
Nice tip! Thank you!
Have you experimented with making puddings using powders instead of liquid dairy? I make puddings frequently and often have to run to store because I am short of milk. Thanks
I do not make a lot of pudding except as a form of pie filling so I have yet to try that but I DID try adding a bit of the heavy cream powder into my last chocolate pie filling along with regular whole milk and it turned out good
I have done that quite often. You can reconstitute and us from that state or mix dry ingredients and add water. Easy peasy.
Have you ever tried the Hispanic milk powder? Alaska Granny youtube suggested it 4.95 at Walmart.
Husband ran out of milk and I made this (Hispanic milk powder )up and he said it was exactly like fresh milk.
I will grab some hosier's as well. Thanks for the suggestion!
Interesting. We do not have a Walmart near us but I should look for it online. Mostly I try to look for the ones without added hormones
@@RainCountryHomestead Nestle Nido is the name.
Always looking for ways to stock up and prepare. Thanks for your suggestions today.
I’ve thought about getting the powered butter. I have powered milk. Thank you for doing this video. God bless y’all Heidi.
Thank you for testing these products. This is very helpful to me.
Again, thank you for a great video! You have a link for dairy free fettuccine recipe, do I assume I would use that recipe and change the milks for the heaving cream and whole milk. I am trying to get my mind to wrap around how to start with a powdered milk product to make the fettuccine sauce or your while sauce. Once I have a recipe to start with, I can then play with it. Thank you, I know you are busy, suzie
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Thank you for sharing all these tips. It is appreciated.
I am planning on using multiple powders to create my own keto backpacking meals.
Hi Heidi,
Christa Swartz - Presteaders has a two ingredient recipe for biscuits (powdered cream & flour), that looks great. I haven't tried it since I had to sub milk powder, since I haven't sourced any other powdered dairy products, yet.
I wonder if I could use it in soap making? Adding the heavy cream powder to my oils and then adding the water lye solution. I use a stick blender so maybe that would make sure there's no clumps.? Thanks for all the tips!! ~jc
That may work
I bought the heavy cream powder specifically to make whipped cream. I had no clue it would whip up. Now I just use a teaspoon of the heavy cream powder in my hot tea 🤣🤣🤣
Some say it does whip up if you prepare and allow to chill overnight. I did not try that but keep trying to remember to do it
I have that same heavy cream powder. I put it in the blender dry and then sifted it into my raw cacao to make hot chocolate mix. Then it works well in hot liquid. I add hot chocolate mix to my jet fueled latte.
Thank you very much for your informative videos 😊❤
I tried your recipe for pumpkin cookies and oh my they are so good. I love the puree in the icing. Thank you for sharing such a yummy cookie.
I got some heavy cream powder but like you I'm not a fan of it in my coffee. My first experience was what you did trying adding it to the coffee. So remembering the Galloping Gourmet, he liked to use a little maple syrup in his altered concoctions like yogurt for sour cream. So, lower on the glycemic scale I used just a few drops to sweeten it up without making it sweet. I mixed a paste with my whisk, added a few maple drops and whipped it well then slowly added the rest of the water and it was much more palatable. Then I added some vanilla extract, as I love vanilla coffee without the gross syrup. I can't drink black coffee without cream as it upsets my digestive system, but using regional low acid coffees and cream I can have my beloved coffee. I got this, as a senior at 72, without consistent transportation I sometimes can't get to the store, like in the rain on my 2 wheel motor scooter 50. My cream spoiled and haven't been able to get to the store... So, this will be a great substitute the way I made it today.
Love your channel, thank you for all you share!😄
New to your videos. Thanks for all the great information! I'm going to try some of the dairy powders. Do you ever use oxygen absorbers? Why or why not?
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Hi Heidi…. I was so excited I found some of the same powder for $6!repacked them and added to my long term storage….. thank you for all the great information you provide!!!😊😊
Hello can I ask you where did you find some of the different type of milk powders for $6.00? And which type of powders and brands were they, Please What types of powders do you like to use.. I'm trying to learn more about them and how to use them correctly. If you have any great tips I would love to read them. Thank you very much for your time and support
My Costco butter med in the freezer
??? wth Heavy Cream Powder can 70%bf cream to make Devonshire cream or scones with devonshire cream & strawberry Jam.. Will this work???
I ordered several cans of powdered dairy products including cream, cream cheese, sour cream, who,e milk and butter. I am not planning on opening any of them anytime soon but want to have them on hand. Next month I want to add the powdered cheese. I am so glad that these items can be bought in a powdered form so you can have then in your pantry.
Thank you for sharing all the options available for powdered diary, I haven’t been able yet to try the HH, maybe soon, blessings
One thing I have noticed, especially when buying on subscribe and save, is that the cost has gone down on the whole milk powder since when I first bought some years ago
I've been using the powdered creamer that you get in the bin section at the grocery store when I run out of the real cream. On your suggestion, I got some of the Hoosier Hill. I haven't repacked it yet or used it so I'm glad you reminded me to do that.😉 Good to know about mixing it up rather than using it dry too.👍
Thank you Heidi! 💜🤗
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Tonight we are having creamed peas and ham over cornbread. I’m going to try using the heavy cream powder in the sauce. This was a very timely video. Thanks for the idea! Next month I’m going to use a lot of my food storage and pantry items. Take care!
What time's dinner? 😁
@@trishthehomesteader9873 Haha. Between 6 and 7 EST
@@debbiefockler9890 Thanks for the dinner inspiration though! 💜
@@trishthehomesteader9873 The creamed ham and peas were great! That little bit of powdered cream made it just the right amount of thickness. I always have problems with it being too thin in the past.
@@debbiefockler9890👍
I feel the same about tomato powder too.🙂
Add a TBLS of the HH butter powder to bread doughs🥰
Yes, I do that all the time and believe I mention it in this video here: th-cam.com/video/ZBfgIqH1rZQ/w-d-xo.html
Great info! I was thinking of using heavy cream powder for biscuits...is it possible?
I am sure you can, I have not tried it yet myself
Ya, I was hoping I could just add it to my coffee, but you’re right - it clumps...
Yes, it is a pain to take that extra step in blending first but it does make a big difference
I put the powdered heavy creamer in my coffee and the trick is to use a hand held battery operated frother as your adding it and it mixes fine.
@@purplemav I had wondered if one could do that or even just use a stick blender (though that would be messier! haha)
@rain country
Would make the day exciting 😂
I want to try these powders for my coffee. I currently use half and half. H&H is 1/4 cup heavy cream plus 3/4 cup whole milk. So I'm going to try making this combination in liquid from and then put it in coffee.
Great video. You are absolutely gorgeous.
That is kind of you to say
Thanks for the many different ideas to use powder dairy products. Have a blessed day.
Thank you, Heidi for such informative videos! I have just recently found your channel and can’t believe the wealth of information you have here! I have been going back and watching your older videos and learning so much! ❤️
No, the hot coffee doesn’t work real well to ‘melt’ the cream powder. I really don’t mind the lumps because I put butter and mct oil in my coffee and that has a tendency to lump too.
Recently we’ve found milk bought from the local stores, and we’ve tried several, tends to go bad more quickly than it used to so I bought some of the Nido that Alaska Granny recommends. If that doesn’t work we’ll try this brand. There has to be one out there that tastes somewhere close to regular milk.
Blending it with the water in the blender first, then putting in the fridge over night makes it smooth and thick and works great that way. It is an extra step but turns out much better. One can just mix up only what they need for a few days at a time.
I buy Nido too. Since my kids were little. That seemed to be the only one they actually liked served cold or made into hot chocolate. I used it during the winter of 97. The kids were home more than at school. Crazy year. We cleaned out the whole chest freezer the Big one. So I learned what to get again for replacements of what we used. The Nido whole milk fortified was one of them.
Great information
Thank you very much for sharing
I really like the powdered hoT milk, but its not around here anymore.
Someone said to mix it with hot water or warm whole milk in a high speed blender like a Ninja then refrigerate for 24 hour before whipping it into cream. I am not going to test it but saw it in written reviews in the Netherlands written in Dutch. Also they said to add 1/3 more cup of powder than normal.
Yes, a few have told me that since but I have yet to try it
Why do you put a piece of cloth on top of the powder? Sorry, I'm new at this.
It is important to have a barrier when vacuum sealing powders. I go over that in this video: th-cam.com/video/l6bUw6kBm1k/w-d-xo.html
@@RainCountryHomestead Thank you so very much and God bless you, abundantly!!!
Wondered if there was such a thing as whole powdered milk!!
Would like to have a powder keto hot chocolate mix with the dry heavy cream.
New to all this. Could I use butter powder in my home made bread? If so, how or how much. Really found this informative. Thank you
Yes, I do it all the time. I add about a quarter of a cup of the powder to the flour mixture
I'm a new subscriber. My husband and I are on Keto. Do you know of any Grass Fed, Grass Finished powered whole milk, powdered butter and powdered heavy cream? Thanks in advance!
I get my organic whole milk, buttermilk, and cheese powder now from Azure Standard. They currently do not have heavy cream powder and I do not know if any of it is grass fed AND finished but here is the link: www.azurestandard.com/?a_aid=PXIIzcRQhW
Just type in "dairy powders" into their search and it should pull them all up
My apologies if you've already covered this, but how do you use your goat milk powder? I'm really struggling with ways to use it up because the strong smell is a little off-putting.
Same way I use the regular powdered milk. Did you get the Meyenberg? I have found it to have a very nice taste and not goaty
Hello Heidi! I got this box of Dream Whip whipped topping mix. I don't know if you've heard of it before I would assume that you have it's been out for a long time it's expensive it's about $4 a box with two envelopes in it and I use it when I need to have whites for meringue or a whipped cream frosting whatever I want strong good Peaks to stay up my new egg beater works a whole heck of a lot better than my 30 year old one that had just died recently. but this stuff works great! I believe since there is powdered whipped cream there should be some other kind of powdered whipping cream available in a larger amount and actually whips up like heavy whipping cream. And, at a lower price. And out of curiosity does the whole milk taste like the regular powdered milk that you normally get at the store?
I remember Dream Whip, I think my mom would buy it on occasion but I had forgotten all about it. Pretty sure it was out at least as far back as the seventies. I find the whole milk powder, especially the Hoosier Hill (compared to others I have tried) tastes FAR better than any non fat powdered milk.
Forgive me if I missed it, but could tell me where you got four chamber vacuum sealer? Thanks
If you are referring to the ones my husband makes, please send an email to raincountryhomestead@gmail.com and I will send you the product and price list
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Heidi. Just got the chamber. Thank you for that fast shipping. Should I be storing my dry goods with the band on? I don't store canned or pressure canned goods with the band on.
Yes, it is best to store dried goods with the band on
I think you do a very nice video, however being brand new to these powders there is so much information in the video that I still didn’t really know how to use it. I will try to find other videos you do in hopes that you show how you make it which is what I’m looking for I have this but I literally don’t know what to do with that… Lol
I didn’t care for the jet fuel latte hot. BUT I decided to make a smoothie with it. I added a banana and almond milk. Oh my goodness. Delicious healthy smoothie!
I need to try it in a new way, I got burned out on it after several years of drinking it and just cannot do it anymore, haha
So I see no mention of using it with ice cream. I’m camping out in the forest and it’s raining. I have an ice cream maker and I have no heavy cream. I was going to use it but I’m beginning to think it might not work. What do you think?
No mention because I have never tried it but the best way to find out if it will work is to just go for it
@@RainCountryHomestead I only have one can of condensed milk and one can of evaporated milk. I need ice cream!!! 😂
Milk and heavy cream. It is not grass fed too bad
Thanks for the great video. Where did you find the vacuum chamber to seal your jars with ?
My husband makes them and we sell them on our Etsy store: th-cam.com/video/8LPZfZYDyWY/w-d-xo.html
i so found you randomly. i have a fishing outfit in Alaskan bush and was trying to figure out if i could make whipped cream and butter from cream powder. so far, everywhere i've checked is a NO. must be hard to get full fat cream into a powder i guess... but, the main thing i wanted to say is that - i love, LOve you're personality. guess i'm going to start binging:)))
your peronality (not you're) damn fingers:)
I do the same things, my fingers want to type something other than what my brain is telling them to type! ha
I have the heavy cream and non fat milk powders. My husband wants cold half and half for his coffee. I don't really know what would be the best way for me to make that. Any suggestions welcome. But I'm not getting a new husband 😁💚
I recommend getting whole milk powder rather than non fat. Then take 1/4 cup of heavy cream powder plus 1/4 cup of whole milk powder and add to two cups of water to make a pint. The best way to get it smooth is to mix in a blender or even use an immersion blender. Then chill. You CAN use the non fat milk powder but you will want to up the ratio of heavy cream powder. My guess would be 3/8 cup heavy cream powder to 1/8 cup non fat milk powder but you may need to experiment with it to find just the right ratio
Can you tell me where you got the funnel you use when pouring into the mason jars?
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Thank you for posting
Hi just wondering where did you get the vacuum chamber??
My husband makes them and we do sell them: raincountryhomestead@gmail.com
Just amazing. I’ve only thought about keeping it from when the family drank up all the milk and I need it for cooking. But I am interested in the heavy cream powder now. I’ve experimented with white clam sauce double cream and adding some cream powder diluted into whole fat milk Are we getting the double fat richness of this Cream powder? I used to add dobs of full fat butter to my regular milk to fatten it up, will this help as well?
I have a question about your treadle sewing machine. Do you need electricity or solar or just you doing the work? New here. Thank you in advance. I enjoy your work.
treadle machines are always run on foot/leg power, no electricity needed, not even solar
I love those Treadle machines, my Grandma had one and she said I could have it at her death, but being 500 miles away and not getting there afterwards, pretty sure a cousin of mine either sold or gave it away.....I was so mad at someone....not knowing who, the other cousins claim they knew nothing about it either....someone lied, that was mine.....it was in tip top condition...I used to sit on the bottom stairs and watch her sew for hrs. at a time.....God Bless her Soul..... 7/2/23
What is the brand for your chamber?
Where did you purchase that vacuum chamber that will seal up to quarts?
My husband makes them and we sell them. If you are interested, please email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com
Thank you for this very informative video. If I ever have a question about the powdered stuff it will be answered here. I only have one question though, one I've looked everywhere for about the heavy cream powder and haven't been able to find yet. After you make a jar of heavy cream, buttermilk, or milk with powder how long will it last in the fridge? I don't think I would really know when a jar of heavy cream made with powder went bad, I'm just looking for a rough rule of thumb, a week, a month? Because it says to make it a day before you use it for best results so I'd like to have some on hand ready to go. Thanks!
The link to the heavy cream is in the description box just below the video as promised, however, since this is an old video, it is possible it may no longer be available but you can simply click on the link to find out for sure.
Once blended it would last as long as any cream in the fridge and yes, just like with any dairy, you would know if it was bad because of the smell. Average time would be about a week give or take a day or two
@@RainCountryHomestead Awesome! Thanks for the info and speedy reply. I was figuring on only saving it for a week but I'm kinda ocd about getting info as accurate as possible 😋 Oh and I've got the hillmans HC, cheddar cheese, and buttermilk powder already and was getting ready to use the HC.
Thank you...
Thank you😊❤
I live where all the milk and cream is ultra pasteurized. One thing I really miss where I live is sour cream. Do you think I can use the powered heavy cream to make home made sour cream?
When I saw this video I was hoping to see how you take this powder and make it into heavy whipping cream for things such as coffee and tea. It seems I have to boil my water or the powder doesn't dissolve very well. I've also noticed I have to stir the powder with each use. Have you found a way of making the heavy whipping cream and it not settling to the bottom of your jar?
Even though I did not think to take a video clip of me actually mixing the powder and water in the blender, I did explain at 13:43 so if you did not watch that part, I recommend you check that out
Hoosier hills is the brand I use, and the goat brand you showed. I use the heavy and whole to make half n half, and put it in my foamer for lattes.
Another great video Heidi. I have need adding the Hoosier Hill dairy powders to my preps also. !!!
I have been
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I just made Hoosier Hill Farm Sour Cream from their powder...
This product is horrible! 😱 Made to simple directions and it was very runny. It was, also, very tart, like there was too much lactic acid. It tasted like nonfat dry milk and lactic acid. Disgusting! Horrible!!!!! Yuck! I can't even fix this powder, which was very pricey for what you get. I got the Cream Cheese powder too. I won't open it until Doomsday. Never buying from Hoosier Hill Farm again.
Wow, this is the third exact comment you made just like this and I believe you already made it under this video. As I noted on the other video about the cream cheese, I happen to like it and if you never try it, you will never know. Their whole milk powder, butter powder, and heavy cream powder is great. I have not tried their brand of sour cream powder but that is because I read the reviews on it and they were not good so I decided to try Judee's sour cream powder as it had better reviews. It was not bad. One thing people have to understand is that all powdered dairies will still have the distinct powdered flavor but they can be used in many ways. I use powdered dairies all the time now for making whiles sauces and gravies and they work great. I use powdered butter in my bread making so I can save my fresh butter for spreading. As I said in the last comment exactly like this one, if you never try the cream cheese powder and try working with it, you will never know. There is no sense in buying something to try out then putting it away for when times are tough but never know of any good ways to actually use it because you were too afraid to try
It's been over a year. Is it still fresh?
Yep
What is the cloth for in the jar of heavy whipping cream powder?
This video will explain it: th-cam.com/video/l6bUw6kBm1k/w-d-xo.html
@@RainCountryHomestead Thank you, just came across your videos! Great tips
I am new to using this product and I have never seen what you are calling the chamber sold anywhere and I don’t know the difference between the lids you’re talking about I buy canning jars and they have the lids you can buy in the store but I don’t know what the other lid is may be in some video you could show us because many of us are new to this considering the way things are in 2022 after the pandemic nonsense… Thank you so much so far this is a very good video.
I do not have time to go back and watch this video to figure out what you are referring to as far as lids but I will guess I may have been talking about Tattler lids and do have a video out on them here: th-cam.com/video/zvZ-Q5EpzGs/w-d-xo.html
As far as the chamber, my husband makes and sells them. I just closed my Etsy store but we are still selling them directly to people. Here is more information on the chamber itself: th-cam.com/video/8LPZfZYDyWY/w-d-xo.html
You have videos on your cinnamon and other extracts
Check this video out then if you want, you can check out the others I have linked under it: th-cam.com/video/AlC4hUebO-Y/w-d-xo.html
Also, today a new extract video just published: th-cam.com/video/JT7XZMjtyec/w-d-xo.html
@@RainCountryHomestead thank you I will check them out, I just ordered the vacuum chamber for the food saver also may as well be prepared for anything, and the hose
Where to get The Chamber?
Since I no longer have my Etsy store, you need to email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com and I will send you the product and price list
What is that red chamber and where did you get that
My husband makes and sells them on our Etsy store: etsy.com/shop/raincountryhomestead.
Here is a video on how to use them: th-cam.com/video/8LPZfZYDyWY/w-d-xo.html
@@RainCountryHomestead Thank you so much I will be ordering one and yes God is good all the time..... Thank you for the videos as well appreciate them
Where do you get that chamber?
My husband makes them and sells them on our store: etsy.com/shop/raincountryhomestead