Old Fashion Hot Chocolate | Choppin Wood | ASMR
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- Enjoying a nice mug of hot cocoa after cuttting some firewood :)
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Agree 100%
I enjoyed this, watching a young man chop wood and then make homemade hot chocolate. The simple things in life are the best.
Thankyou so much!
Nothing like a treat of hot chocolate after chopping some wood. Love how he cabin has greenery on the outside for Christmas.
Such wonderful pastimes.
Love these simple videos with no words, just work and beautiful scenery and surroundings.
I love these kinds of videos. The sound of the leaves, sawing of the wood and the simple stirring of the chocolate is wonderful.
Put me in the mood for some hot chocolate but instant didn't sound good. Then I remembered I had some Dove chocolate pieces to throw in. Much better! Love the videos!
A beautiful horse! Enjoyed watching you make hot chocolate. Very good video.
Nothing beats a cup of hot chocolate while relaxing on a cold day!
For sure!
A deserved hot chocolate drink after working hard cutting wood. Thank you for the video.
These videos always take me to another place in my mind. Love them ❤️
Wow, I never knew chocolate came in a block like that. I always think of it as powdered.
The cabin looks so nice and cozy!
Mocha is the name of my new baby golden doodle! ❤️🐾 Btw, that’s some beautiful cedar wood! I know it must smell wonderful!
Great film. I wondered if the chocolate was sweetened. A popular drink in Mexico at the time was just unsweetened chocolate with milk. I didn't know if it was manufactured and you could buy it with sweetener in it. There are some forms of chocolate that have so little sugar in them that the bitterness comes through but they're still delicious. Thank you for the film.
Unsweetened as in 100% cacao? Because I’d totally do it!
@@cynthiachengmintz672 very unsweetened. It was originally considered a drink for the Inca and Aztec rulers. It was drunk without any sweetener. It was supposed to be a gift of the gods. Which chocolate is. I also noticed but this is recently but Ghirardelli baking chocolate is also very much milder and less bitter than some of the other chocolates for baking that are unsweetened. I would also not mind unsweetened chocolate and I often put chocolate unsweetened in my coffee. It's wonderful.
It was nice to have asmr on your channel. I’ve been catching up on your videos and find a lot of the visuals and sounds very relaxing and pleasant to watch.
Dear Lad what a lovely thought by your wife. Sweet small goodies are the best. God Bless your youngsters 👵🙏
I like the old one man cross cut saw.I like the way the hot chocolate was made.I say it taste good! David Back
i have a 2 man cross but saw too! thankyou for watching! (if you make that rich and think def drink it slow, i didnt :) had belly ache!)
Ron - don’t stack that wood up right next to the house. That’s how bugs get in.
- Love, your mom Karen 🥰
Its wintertime, they dead :)
@@frontierpatriot 🤣❄☃️ I tell ya I do NOT miss using the outhouse in winter! The only good thing about it was everything was frozen so it didn't stink!
Listen to your mom Ron 😂😆
Hello from very cold Long Island NY! Yes hot chocolate 😋
Yummy hot chocolate! Great wood chopping! I've always loved a warm cheery fire....unfortunately I dont have a fire place lol! Great video!
I love watching both your channels I learn something every time. Thanks for all you guys do.
Really like your chocolate pot! Getting up wood before it snows is good.
I wish itd snow for Christmas, thankyou!
Very calm and pleasant.
Thank you for the videos
Now I'm in the mood for hot chocolate!!
Great video Ron! One can never have enough firewood!
You earned that chocolate. Thank you for another excellent video.
Thankyou so much!
Reminder set! 💜💜💜
thankyou!
Cabin is amazing and crazy and hot chocolate like good. Good job Ron😎🇺🇸
You are a master at that woodchopping Ron & you more than earned that hot chocolate. Great video, thank you.
:) :) Thankyou!!
Wait till Ron sees the fine gifts Justine got from her friend!
Just saying you should not stack your fire wood against your cabin it can attract bugs of different sorts worst of all termites you may transfer them from them half rotten logs you chopped on need to build a wood shelter asap beside your cabin to store your wood in and rub down the inside of your wood box in house with an oil of sorts kerosene is what they used back in the day it kinda smells for a bit but worth it to keep bugs down 👍 oh and bother gathering cotton wood its not good for burning really its just a hassle lol.
And stacking wood in front like that don't really keep it dry when it rains hard also. Need a full covered roof and side that is facing the incoming weather if not 3 sides . 4 post in the ground and sticks going up the sides is good enough easy to do too. Thick Moss if you can find some or a big piece of oil canvass roof over close knit sticks 👍
I made hot chocolate like this on our stove but with the bars from Williamsburg.
WOW, how expensive! You bout a cocoa ground? Here in the Philippines, in some part of the province we still do this with the old fashion ways with the use of old ceramic pot or the old thick metal pot and a wooden whisk looking mallet we call "batirol", for 45 or more mins we "whisk" it or until the chocolate becomes thick while adding cows/goat milk.
Ron enjoying a hot cup of cocoa after A hard day's work of chopping logs.
I’d like to see a video on how they kept food cold in that time period without a refrigerator. What was used in its place for storing milk or eggs or things that needed to be refrigerated?
Me too
@@indigowolf556 Maybe the well or creek?
Sometimes they built a box and kept it in a hole that was dug out for the purpose of keeping things cooler also root cellars kept food cooler But most things were preserved and didn't need refrigerating.
British Columbia Canada loves your videos and Justine's, blessings 🇨🇦✌✌🙏🙏
I do like seeing a man take care of himself!
just a great way to exercise and relax
Yum hot chocolate made over fire sure tastes great! Way to go Ron!
Everyone loves you & Justine!
God bless you both!
Love it. Great video. All I would need with that fire, hot chocolate and peace and quiet would be a good book.💖
WOODSHED : OUTHOUSE : BEDROOM : GLASS WINDOWS : NICE VIDEO RON 🌟 BLESSINGS YOU TWO 🌸🌿✋👊 I WANT THAT ITEM YOU PUT THE COALS IN 🚀🎁💝🙏😇🎄
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Love that brazier/burner thing. It's convenient
Thank you for a lovely channel! So soothing to watch.
love these little bits of history. I'm a regular from the UK
Hello across the sea! Thankyou for watching!! :)
Really really nice!!
Awesome stuff man. Super relaxing.
Thankyou!!
Never saw chocolate like that! Love your videos. I was concerned about the wood next to the house. Termites!
I use to process firewood and loved using non gas powered saws and always used a splitting maul or ax
Love this video so much! That hot cocoa looks delicious and I loved the ending where you just sit, read and drink your delicious drink! The best!
Thankyou so much!!!! 😊
Looks great Ron!
And good job keeping up on the firewood all winter! Wish I could bring you a load!
Hot chocolate, yum and a Christmas Carol to read.
Hello from The White Mountains of New Hampshire!
There you go put milk in hot chocolate not water. Love the video
Excellent video. I think I’d like the ASMR of the crunching leaves the best :-)
Seems you guys made it through the weather. I was driving through from AR back north in that stuff!
Was there ever any concern about stacking the firewood against the house and it allowing extra moisture/bugs into the cabin structure, or did the wood tend to get used too quickly for that to happen?
Makes me want to break out a packet of Swiss Miss ;-) Actually that was a common way to store chocolate.
Great video! I enjoy these so much! That hot chocolate looked so good with all that chocolate in it! I was surprised the chocolate didn't seize up with the water!
had to constantly stir it!
Adorable Horse!
Justine got a mirror!
She sure did! :)
@@frontierpatriot it’s beautiful!
Wow! You used a whole cake of chocolate for one cup! That was one strong cup.
One cake of chocolate makes eight six oz cups. By chance were trying to make pots de creme?
That was 1/4 cup of chocolate, it could've made 2,3 cups of hot chocolate, i had a belly ache 20mins later lol
That one log with all the bug trails in it will be great for a fun time popping alot!
Great video Ron!
Thankyou Winnie!
Mocha is beautiful! (Ron's horse in the open)
Thankyou!!
so relaxing!!
thankyou
So relaxing to watch. :)
Thanku!!
I love this video!
I would so live in your house in the woods.its charming...and looking forward to more videos with you and justine.
We appreciate it, thankyou for watching!!
That wood chucking was very nice!
Quite sexy 😁
Now I want some.
😍☕ Love this video!
Thankyou
Looks like some cedar there. I can almost smell it.
Yum.
Great video!!!
Thankyou!!!
Glad I found this channel. You ought to do a shave video after a hard day's work.
Thankyou, thats a good idea, though ill have to practice, nvm used a straight razor before!! Thankyou!
@@frontierpatriot no big deal. Enjoying y'alls videos!
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What was the cost of chocolate back then affordable price or luxury
What do u call the box he put the coals in to cook food on? I would love to have one Ty
I'm sorry that went to the wrong place. I wanted to know what kind of wood do you use in your fireplace? Do you worry about soot build up?
oak, pine, walnut and some cedar, our fireplace and chimney are 100% rock and straight up and aprox 30inches X 20inches wide on the inside so theres no worry at all about build up.
never burn cedar in a home fireplace or indoor woodstove, it makes alot of creosote!
@@frontierpatriot if you cook meat on it what kind do you prefer? I'm in East Texas and we use mainly oak, in central Texas they like mesquite.
It was labor-intensive to make a mug of hot cocoa back then - but it sure would beat "Swiss Miss" (which is pure crap!) I like to buy Abuelita cocoa tablets, which you melt in in a pan of milk on the stovetop. I guess if you want something good, you gotta work for it.
But the results are way better. Using instant products, like cocoa, soups and anything else, equals watered down money wasters.
Abuelita is delicious.
Your videos help me relax. And you both are pleasant to watch. Thank you for praying to the Lord Jesus Christ at your Christmas dinner meal.
Is this Ron from early American ? Prob same shoes
Yes its me :)
Was the cocoa good? Looks yummy!
it was VERY good but rich, i got a belly ache 20mins later lol
Nice
Ron has beautiful clothes to work in
What do u call the box he used to cook food on where u add the hot coals thx
a braizer
@@frontierpatriot Ty sooooo much. I love ur videos. I’m trying to find some cookie presses they r adorable
Looks delicious! What kind of chocolate was that?
this was dark chocolate
@@frontierpatriot dark rocks. It’s 70% or more for me. I bake with 100% cacao nibs at times (it’s an add on to my mashed banana/rolled oats cookies)!
@@cynthiachengmintz672 YES!!! so i just melting a bunch of dark choc down using a double boiler (choc in a bowl on top of a pot of bowling water) so that the choc wouldnt burn then poured it in to a 1/4 measuring cup (can use anything you wish for a mold) then let it set up hard. the put in int apot with splash of water and as soon as it it melted i added the whole milk then contantly stir, tbh a 1/4 cup of choc is plently for 2 mugs of milks maybe even 3 lol i had a belly ache after the video because it was RICH!! but good lol like drinking chocolate sryup lol
Thats whatcall a pride AMERICAN. so am i
Where’s Justine? Oh, she must be working at the Tavern.
she was actually :)
i have to make me own drinks :(
@@frontierpatriot That’s what you now have to do since your wife became a working woman and not a house wife, lol. I guess life back then is not much different than today’s household.
Love me some good hot chocolate
Plaster walls?
I am assuming chocolate was a luxury item at that time?
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That’s so pieceful
Nothing like a hot cup of 1800's chocolate, while sitting down and reading God's word ( Bible)🧔☕📖✝️
Amen
311 st Mary’s rd? We’d like to send one
Yes mam!
Why would you split rotten wood?
Poor Horse!