I am fairly certain root cellars were one of the most prevalent and early “pantries” and had everything to do with food preservation over winter and nothing to do with social status or skin color.
Survival 101... Know what you have and get what you need! I don't give a s?!? about what others have with their status. Get your own house in order and take care. Blessings to all!
That lady is just a puppet in the control game. I applaud all the preppers channels for advising folks to be self sufficient. The world doesn't have to end to run info a personal hardship. Lose a business or job for 3 months, you had it hit the fan. Thanks Patara.
My grandma,canned always had a garden lived thru the depression,,she took pride in a clean and organized home,,and always prepared in case anything would ever to happen again..weather or war or another depressionand I learned s o much from her,,I pay no attention to others, when,things go bad.Well it's on them,when they can't get food or the things they need who's going to have the last laugh then, My husband andbi are a mixed couple rich no,by no means,,but we work together on all this..That professional person for saying that,,she's going to wish someday she would have done what we are all doing 😊now..
My pantry is hard work!!! I'm putting up and canning all the time!!! My pantry is in my spare bedroom. If you come visit and need to stay over night you'll be sleeping with the potatoes and carrots!!! LOL!! I am retired since August and trying to live on 1/2 my previous income. I clean every day!!! Bathroom especially!! It makes me sad that when my children were small I didnt have the opportunity to be prepared other than shop sales..LOL! I just didnt know. Now I do!! Now my only problem is shelving... When I was just married and had 2 small children I had to apply for food stamps. I remember going to the food stamp office with my babies and waiting to be seen. Sitting in front of me wass a woman with two children also. Her children were in diapers and t shirts..Pampers were so wet they sagged. She had plastic flip flops on and her feet were absolutely black with dirt..even under her toe nails. This was the 70s too. Babies had green snot hanging out their noses. I was horrified. You can be poor..nothing wrong with that!!! Being filthy is uncalled for. Soap is not expensive..heck the American Natives scrubbed with sand! It costs nothing to wash and stay clean.
Common sense is all it comes down to. Stop listening to idiots who have nothing to offer. I love this channel it makes perfect sense. Something these so called “professors” don’t have. Tell them,Patara.
Oh dear. I am married to a man who is way too feminine because he keeps his work space, tools and consumables organised and clean in the shed and helps tidy and manage the stock piles in the pantry. Could have fooled me, well colour me surprised after 44 years of marriage!!! :) I was and am certain he is all man! ( Irony/sarcasm)
My grandma who lived on a very poor homestead in Kentucky was the cleanest person I've ever known. To quote her..." you can't help being poor, but there's no excuse for being nasty"
I very rarely comment, just giving thumbs up now and then. However, this was beyond ridiculous. We are full time farmers. In addition to our field crops, we have a garden, chickens and cattle. I put up food through canning, dehydrating and freezing, all year long. It would be very unwise to not do so. Our crops were wiped out this last year due to drought. Just like every generation before us, preserving insures food security during tough times. The only people who would see this as privileged, classist or racist, is someone who has never truly worked a day in their life. They need to get out of their desk chair and find out what a true work day feels like starting at 5 am and finishing after dark. Is it a privilege to work until you’re drenched with sweat and wearing blisters? Damn straight! Is it classist? Lol yes hard working class! Is it racist? Last I saw the fields, plants, and animals couldn’t care less what color/ethnicity or or religion we are. Neither does my God. People like this are so determined to keep stirring up trouble they don’t even make sense. Sorry for the rant. I’m just SO sick of this behavior! Patara I love your channel. Ty
I hear ya...im fed up with it too... Had some lunatic spouting off about religion. Freedom of speech and orher things...parading down the sidewalk shouting stuff...and others were just staring at the person. I do know chick was really ticked off to take it to the streets.
Professors are professional students, they never hold real jobs or work a hard day's labor, only learn information repeated to them from others of the same mindset. I don't mind that there are those among us that would choose to curate history, language, science, as a chosen life endeavor, but when those areas are twisted, warped, bastardized and biased to particular agendas and one sided belief systems it's no longer knowledge and has become something dangerous and damaging.
Well to be honest, I've considered you to be one of the people to emulate when it comes to pantry prep and homesteading style living. My wife and I are both 28 and I think I'm actually more into the pantry organization than she is, but she is a way better cook 😊...anyway I kind of organize my pantry close to they way you do...and it's clean!! Maybe not super organized but good enough to figure out expiration dates and what we have. I love your videos!! Thanks for posting so frequently and gracing us with yours and James's wisdom!! ❤
Hunger is not sexist … male or female, young or old.. I keep my surroundings as well as pantry organized to keep me calm and sane for the future of myself and my family. 👍🙏 I’m not out to impress anyone. 🙏❤️
My great grandmother lived through WWI, WWII and the great depression. She was one of my favorite people in the whole world. She died when I was 13, I sure wish I would have known to ask her more questions about how they survived.
My mom said that she hunted for things to eat-there were 11 children in their family and their daddy died in his sleep during the depression. The older children worked and helped their mother financially with the younger ones. One thing her mother would not allow was charity. My mother said that a charity brought a basket of food and there was a nice ham in it and she couldn’t believe it when her mother said “take it down the road to so-and-so’s house because I think they need it more than we do.” They had pride back then, pride to find a way to do for themselves. We sure could use that amongst our people now. Now they expect the taxpayers to support them and all the babies they can make even though they have great birth control now.
My mother (Born 1908) lived through WWI, WWII and the great depression also, she was very frugal, I remember her even washing out and reusing plastic storage bags during the 60's when they were available!!😲😲
I’ve been out of work for a month and a half, start my new job next week! because of preparation from the last couple years, food was one less worry for me during this time. Pantries are essential for getting through unexpected bumps in the road as well as the big crises, doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure it out. Thanks for all you do.
Way to go .... it's a good feeling maybe we should I f done it like this all along. When I went to college grandma sent us with home canned goods somewhere we quit or got talked out off self preservation. Well. We re back !!!!@
Im glad you were prepared. It makes it a bit less stressful when you lose your job. I was unemployed for 6months recently and I was so grateful to have been prepared. Congrats on your new job!
My aunt and uncle on my dad's side went through the Depression, lived in a cold, Iowa, one-room shack in the beginning. Then, through working at a local slaughter house gathered enough $$$ to build a modest ranch style home. To this day, I remember visiting them in the 1970's. Stacks and stacks of canned goods were all over the house, including the dining room and living room floors. The Depression affected them so much their whole house was a pantry.
This is the same way it affected my Grandmother- she went through both WW's and the Depression, and living in the Dust Bowl. Every time she had a few extra cents, she would buy canned goods. This was still into the mid 70's
I have so much to say about this that it would be a book. I’m only going to say that I’m older feminine woman that is cleaning her pantry in a frilly flowered dress. So there!
@@kd5499 The same thing happens in the UK, the kids get brainwashed and most of the tutors are vegans and push it onto the kids. That’s why there’s such a rise in veganism.
My mother always said, “soap is cheap and water is free.” She was poor as a church mouse when she married my father and lived in a tiny house where the water froze in winter and dried up in summer. But DANG she kept a tidy house. 😊
Do Professors gain their degrees straight from high school in America, or is she a person of colour. Either way I would be embarrassed to say I was a Professor.
My husband works the garden with me, prepares vegetables and meat for freezing and canning with me and cans with me. He can do it as well as I can. Pantries are for families, not sexist. Cleanliness is vital and organization key to success!
So ur husband doesn’t work a job outside the house? Mine would have never had time to do it all with me. He did alot of the garden tho. My friends and I helped each other even if just taking the small children from brk thru din for a day but we would group preserve too.
Holy Cow, ppl will pick on ANYONE that Actually DOES something 😳 I'm proud of my pantry, and I dont care what anyone's pantry looks like but MY pantry is MINE,its clean and neat, and VERY stocked...my grandmother that raised me was born into the Great Depression, and she even washed and reused tin foil let alone baggies...she reused EVERYTHING !!!! And so do I!!! I dont look to imitate anyone, and my hubby and I take pride in what's gone into ours...the ppl who'd criticize are just snowflake types or something 🙄
Wow, having a pantry is huge. I felt so accomplished when I got my first pantry settled up. I don't know how I'd feel if someone criticized my pantry. Edited to add, pantries are gender neutral.
Larry helps me take things down to our pantry . He adds shelves , reaches high places & organizes,vacuums & dust. I take pride in all I do in this special place,my cozy & quiet hide away. We thank God that he provides for us & our family. It’s a good feeling knowing we have done our part to care for ourselves , five married children & our 12 grandchildren
I DON'T CARE WHATS BETWEEN MY LEGS. I WILL DO ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING I CAN TO PREPARE FOR MY FAMILY AMEN AND HALLELUJAH 🙏🙌❤️ Thank you Patara and James ❤
This is honestly exactly why I regret going back to school right now. 4 out of 5 teachers have made their assignments as political as they possibly can. I didn’t go to school to talk about politics, but that seems to be what’s happening. I have learned nothing about anything having to do with my degree for early childhood education what do ever. I’m strongly reconsidering my options.
I agree completely. Went to school in 1984 at age 35 for early childhood. Even then had two professors that spewed garbage. I called them on it as I was older than them and didn't put up with garbage. Only classes received a grade of C in. Price for speaking up and speaking truth for younger ones in class to hear. I was only adult, over 21, in class. Still speak the truth at 72. Stick with your major so you can speak truth to young ones in class. They need you as some early Ed teachers are spreading garbage to our young ones.
Trade school! Learn to weld or plumb. You'll make bank as a lady welder. Even before DEI bullshit started, if you're a qualified lady in those fields then you're golden
1st problem...CHICAGO! That lessens credibility alone! 2nd, EVERY city has the attitude "How DARE you aquire a house & land big enough to take care of yourself without US providing what WE think you need!"
Our world is completely crazy! Good thing that those of us here aren’t worried about things like the person who wrote that article. I need to do a new inventory of my pantry and plan to do it this weekend. Luv ya Patara!
My food storage/pantry is one of the things I have the most pride in. I grew up poor I’ve had nothing. I’m grateful for everything I have & the ability & knowledge to store long term foods. This is pure stupidity.
Right! I've been married 20 years and it took me 14 to convince my husband to have a well stocked food storage area. It's a work in progress, but we have one.
Kudos to u. Our younger generation needs to learn about this before it's too late. My grandmother past this knowledge on to me and I thank her for it. I live in a senior apartment and I made my coat closet into a pantry.
❤ Thank you, Patara ❤ I look at having a pantry as wisdom, I don't have to go grocery shopping every week , it is a huge waste of time and energy. I buy most items on sale , THIS IS WISDOM, 😊 so here is a shout out to all peppers. I am proud of you all.
❤ I’m single and old now, but I’ll do that too. A ladder and I’ll call myself a “trad” woman, even if I’m divorced and work. I still love cooking, gardening, homemaking, and caring for my kids, grandkids, nieces and nephews.
@@haveyouflossedtoday I call mine a store room or converted family room. I built a bedroom and family room in my basement. Family room never got used as a family room. I'm the only one living in my house and I don't need extra living space
My grandma also always says “soap is cheap”. She raised six children in poverty and she survived and kept them fed by cooking basics from scratch and foraging. No matter how poor they were, she took pride in keeping their hair cut neatly, everyone always washed and clean. I cannot understand nowadays, so many people do not take pride in being clean and neat. Both in personal appearance as well as their home.
Well, I can honestly say my pantry wouldn't impress anyone! It's gotten to the point where I usually just open the door and toss stuff in...I keep planning on getting in there and cleaning it all up but I've just out grown it. I'm trying to figure out some other area to use but haven't as of yet. Now my long term pantry in the basement is much better organized...I've even color coded the totes. Just need more shelving. Getting my son involved this weekend...
Recently, I moved my long-term pantry into a bedroom. It's been around 6 weeks and its almost completely moved. This was needed, I had forgotten all I had stored away. Thanks, Patara, for your encouragement.
An older lady told me to stack it to the rafters, under the bed. under sofa and anywhere you could. I am getting there. And with the prices now i feel like my investment in food was better than Wall ST.
Thankyou for your honesty! You made me laugh! I so understand. I am going to make a pantry date with myself, and Get It Done. Then, onto the laundry! ... 😁👍
LOVE YOUR PANTRY. 5 Cans, cooking videos, gardening and animal videos. Need I say more. You are blessing us we the people. Pantry on, PREP ON and stay the course stay safe. Blessings to all❤. Thank you for everything Patara.
Wow! Just read the article. Who does she think she is. I’m almost 72 years old and I’ve been stocking for the past fifty years and have opened the idea up to many of my friends thru the years and my children. I’m love the feeling of seeing all I have done and keeping my home and yard neat and clean. Would love to see her home.
My parents lived through the depression, even my grandparents talked about when I grew up (i am 62) my father is only one left he is 88. Having a pantry and put up for hardtimes or till next harvest was considered a normal American thing. I remember us having pantry living in town in the 60's.
I’m very girly and I have a pantry that is somewhat organized. My house is clean, my pantry is dusted and I keep bugs under control in my pantry. It’s not a magazine worthy but I think it’s pretty
I grew up in the 70's and my parents always put away food staples and household supplies when they found them on sale. That is something that has carried over for me in my adult life. I have a freezer full of meat and a pantry full of staples. I have never considered myself a prepper just prudent.
That lady sniffed too many Kool-Aid packs in her college dorm. My pappa always said it only takes soap and water and a bible to keep you clean. One for your body and one for your heart and mind......
I only have a small pantry, so I have barrels with lids and store most of my food in the barrels from the farm store. It's a nice and clean solution. I don't have much space in my house, that's the reason.
I came across this "news" from others this morning. I laughed so hard and had to share the article on social media. It's obvious when people are doing something THEY don't like and share it in social media which gets EVERYONE on board it triggers the devil 🤣😂🤣😂
How is a pantry sexist? EVERYONE, male and female, have to eat. I think professors have too much clout in our society. It would behoove them to have some common sense!
I am appalled! This is reverse discrimination and this professor is off their rocker. I personally am very proud of my stocked and organized pantry and the peace of mind it brings me and so should all of us that have worked so hard to make sure our families are well cared for
Sis, I love❤you and love the fact that we are on the same page!! This professor will someday face a situation where she will be faced with heat or eat or meds or dead. Yep!! There I said it!!!!!
Is this truly the mental capacity of a university professor? Seems to me she has a warped focus. I would vote for Patara for president because she has wisdom with intelligence characteristics missing in academia. Your follower from Canada,WCP
Forgot to say, my grandparents from England both worked in factories and in the garden, both worked to keep the house clean and the larder (pantry) full while raising 4 kids. They worked during WWII with a bomb shelter in the front yard, my Mom and other children would run through the woods looking for different plants for the Chemist to make medicine for the people in the town of Lydney. Man, I'm verbose today.
I clean my house everyday from top to bottom. I'm ocd so everything in my house is neat and tidy and so is my pantry. I have a garden every year and I can all summer everything I can. My son helps me and he said mom I love helping you and I need to know how to do this.
Wow. It's like you are talking about my Grandmother. They took care of themselves, their children and grandchildren. They had pretty much nothing. Had fire outside she heated water and hand scrubbed clothes. Made so much of what they needed. Sad we lost those skills.
Whenever I think I can't hear anything more ridiculous, someone accepts the challenge. People are obsessed with being offended and having a victim mentality!
I thought it was hilarious when I read it yesterday and then forwarded to my daughter's to quit working on their pantries. LOL. I had also just watched Modern Homestead Alaska working on her beautiful pantry and had to laugh since I love her pantry. Anyway, glad you shared that ridiculous article.
Good evening 🙋♀️ I love these videos ❤ I amazing how "everything is racist everything sexist" heck even weather is racist 🙄 well I'm gonna be over here in my "racist pantry" eating and helping where I can 🤦♀️
If it takes a Kardashian, to get the idea that keeping a pantry is important, (to this young generation,)that I’ll say thank you to them. The more people who have stocked pantries, means the fewer folks that are starving and breaking into our homes, for food.
Divide and conquer is the plan. It’s a long game they’re playing. We keep up the defense the best we can, but the ball keeps moving towards the end zone unfortunately.
Nice looking pantry. It looks nicer than cardboard boxes in the bottom of the bedroom closet. I'm kind of organizationally challenged, but I am busy with reconstruction of my mobile home. Too many projects. Its coming along. I do collect extra food even if its not in a nice food storage room. I will not go hungry.
Spent the day trying to reorganize my three pantries…. :( too much food spread around but that was done on purpose. Only found four “expired “ cans…will eat them first!
I live in an apartment and have a very small, makeshift pantry. This article just made me more resolved to keep working on my pantry and to encourage my family and friends to start one/work on theirs. It also shows the lengths they'll go to keep people divided.
Thank you, Patara! I needed a good laugh this morning: pantry porn and racism - wow, they'll write about ANYTHING. My Dad was born in 1932, dirt poor (literally) and his mother (my Memaw) was the most organized and neat person I've ever been around. It does all boil down to pride: pride in what you do, pride in what you have, no matter how much or how little. If you look around today, people don't even take pride in how they look anymore - they go to the store looking like they just rolled out of bed. Seriously, this so-called professor needs a hobby or something. Maybe she should start Canning, gardening, dehydrating, etc. I think she would find she'd be a lot happier.
My parents and in-laws lived through the Great Depression as children, growing into adults. My mother told me enough stories for me to know that I don't want to go through another one. I didn't understand some things when I was younger. My eyes are now wide open. My pantry doesn't look like Kim's, mine is a working pantry.
Appreciate the videos Appreciate the information Would like to share some information about cans of food My food service friends and military friends have said that if push comes to shove ... that if the can is not severely damaged or compromised and you look at the date ... you can safely add 10 years to the use of the food in the can I am not saying to abuse this practice, just saying that it means starving or eating food from a past dated can, you probably won't die I have opened cans that were 10 plus years old and not compromised The food was fine Just sharing
I am fairly certain root cellars were one of the most prevalent and early “pantries” and had everything to do with food preservation over winter and nothing to do with social status or skin color.
Right? And it was definitely 'hidden away'
Amen. My grandmother's scared the c. out of me. It was well organized and stocked, but only had one light bulb!
Amen! 😊
Only organized so we know what we have😡😳🥹
Survival 101... Know what you have and get what you need! I don't give a s?!? about what others have with their status. Get your own house in order and take care. Blessings to all!
I agree with the kids, my almost 13 year old is all involved in our pantries and food storage. It's part of our homeschool days
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Spot on. My 20 year old helps prep our pantry. He knows to rotate the food around. They are trying to make our younger generation dependent on others.
9:10 "He's *definitely* allll dude." 😂 👏🏼 👏🏼
That lady is just a puppet in the control game. I applaud all the preppers channels for advising folks to be self sufficient. The world doesn't have to end to run info a personal hardship. Lose a business or job for 3 months, you had it hit the fan. Thanks Patara.
My grandma,canned always had a garden lived thru the depression,,she took pride in a clean and organized home,,and always prepared in case anything would ever to happen again..weather or war or another depressionand I learned s o much from her,,I pay no attention to others, when,things go bad.Well it's on them,when they can't get food or the things they need who's going to have the last laugh then,
My husband andbi are a mixed couple rich no,by no means,,but we work together on all this..That professional person for saying that,,she's going to wish someday she would have done what we are all doing 😊now..
People will complain about anything.
This topic was covered on Gutfeld on Fox last night
Cleanliness is next to Godliness, heard it all my life.
Oh good grief... thanks Patara 🤗💚
My pantry is hard work!!! I'm putting up and canning all the time!!! My pantry is in my spare bedroom. If you come visit and need to stay over night you'll be sleeping with the potatoes and carrots!!! LOL!! I am retired since August and trying to live on 1/2 my previous income. I clean every day!!! Bathroom especially!! It makes me sad that when my children were small I didnt have the opportunity to be prepared other than shop sales..LOL! I just didnt know. Now I do!! Now my only problem is shelving...
When I was just married and had 2 small children I had to apply for food stamps. I remember going to the food stamp office with my babies and waiting to be seen. Sitting in front of me wass a woman with two children also. Her children were in diapers and t shirts..Pampers were so wet they sagged. She had plastic flip flops on and her feet were absolutely black with dirt..even under her toe nails. This was the 70s too. Babies had green snot hanging out their noses.
I was horrified.
You can be poor..nothing wrong with that!!!
Being filthy is uncalled for.
Soap is not expensive..heck the American Natives scrubbed with sand!
It costs nothing to wash and stay clean.
Common sense is all it comes down to. Stop listening to idiots who have nothing to offer. I love this channel it makes perfect sense. Something these so called “professors” don’t have. Tell them,Patara.
Patara, everything you said....
Oh dear. I am married to a man who is way too feminine because he keeps his work space, tools and consumables organised and clean in the shed and helps tidy and manage the stock piles in the pantry. Could have fooled me, well colour me surprised after 44 years of marriage!!! :) I was and am certain he is all man! ( Irony/sarcasm)
My grandma who lived on a very poor homestead in Kentucky was the cleanest person I've ever known. To quote her..." you can't help being poor, but there's no excuse for being nasty"
Absolute TRUTH
Lol ....love it
Amen
German heritage?
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Funny, yes, she was!
Those who criticize the pantries will be the first to go begging to the people who have a pantry.
You’re exactly right
Yep!!
Yep, for sure!
They won't be begging- they'll be demanding. And that's where your other prepping skills come in handy.😊
Unfortunately, that's the sad truth today.
I very rarely comment, just giving thumbs up now and then. However, this was beyond ridiculous. We are full time farmers. In addition to our field crops, we have a garden, chickens and cattle. I put up food through canning, dehydrating and freezing, all year long. It would be very unwise to not do so. Our crops were wiped out this last year due to drought. Just like every generation before us, preserving insures food security during tough times. The only people who would see this as privileged, classist or racist, is someone who has never truly worked a day in their life. They need to get out of their desk chair and find out what a true work day feels like starting at 5 am and finishing after dark. Is it a privilege to work until you’re drenched with sweat and wearing blisters? Damn straight! Is it classist? Lol yes hard working class! Is it racist? Last I saw the fields, plants, and animals couldn’t care less what color/ethnicity or or religion we are. Neither does my God. People like this are so determined to keep stirring up trouble they don’t even make sense. Sorry for the rant. I’m just SO sick of this behavior! Patara I love your channel. Ty
Right there with you! 🤗
I hear ya...im fed up with it too... Had some lunatic spouting off about religion. Freedom of speech and orher things...parading down the sidewalk shouting stuff...and others were just staring at the person. I do know chick was really ticked off to take it to the streets.
Professors are professional students, they never hold real jobs or work a hard day's labor, only learn information repeated to them from others of the same mindset. I don't mind that there are those among us that would choose to curate history, language, science, as a chosen life endeavor, but when those areas are twisted, warped, bastardized and biased to particular agendas and one sided belief systems it's no longer knowledge and has become something dangerous and damaging.
Nailed it! Thanks for posting, sstong!
I agree 💯 !
Well to be honest, I've considered you to be one of the people to emulate when it comes to pantry prep and homesteading style living. My wife and I are both 28 and I think I'm actually more into the pantry organization than she is, but she is a way better cook 😊...anyway I kind of organize my pantry close to they way you do...and it's clean!! Maybe not super organized but good enough to figure out expiration dates and what we have.
I love your videos!! Thanks for posting so frequently and gracing us with yours and James's wisdom!! ❤
My husband and I are working on organization and inventory this week. His new spreadsheet inventory log is already a game-changer.
Hunger is not sexist … male or female, young or old.. I keep my surroundings as well as pantry organized to keep me calm and sane for the future of myself and my family. 👍🙏 I’m not out to impress anyone. 🙏❤️
Exactly ♡
Amen.
Perfectly said. And I agree, I’m the same way. It helps me sleep better at night.
Well said
Yes!!!
My great grandmother lived through WWI, WWII and the great depression. She was one of my favorite people in the whole world. She died when I was 13, I sure wish I would have known to ask her more questions about how they survived.
My grandmother did too, wish I asked too!
My mom said that she hunted for things to eat-there were 11 children in their family and their daddy died in his sleep during the depression. The older children worked and helped their mother financially with the younger ones. One thing her mother would not allow was charity. My mother said that a charity brought a basket of food and there was a nice ham in it and she couldn’t believe it when her mother said “take it down the road to so-and-so’s house because I think they need it more than we do.” They had pride back then, pride to find a way to do for themselves. We sure could use that amongst our people now. Now they expect the taxpayers to support them and all the babies they can make even though they have great birth control now.
I remember my Granny dried apples in the sun, also canned strawberries etc.
My mom too
My mother (Born 1908) lived through WWI, WWII and the great depression also, she was very frugal, I remember her even washing out and reusing plastic storage bags during the 60's when they were available!!😲😲
I’ve been out of work for a month and a half, start my new job next week! because of preparation from the last couple years, food was one less worry for me during this time. Pantries are essential for getting through unexpected bumps in the road as well as the big crises, doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure it out. Thanks for all you do.
Way to go .... it's a good feeling maybe we should I f done it like this all along. When I went to college grandma sent us with home canned goods somewhere we quit or got talked out off self preservation. Well. We re back !!!!@
Im glad you were prepared. It makes it a bit less stressful when you lose your job. I was unemployed for 6months recently and I was so grateful to have been prepared. Congrats on your new job!
My aunt and uncle on my dad's side went through the Depression, lived in a cold, Iowa, one-room shack in the beginning. Then, through working at a local slaughter house gathered enough $$$ to build a modest ranch style home. To this day, I remember visiting them in the 1970's. Stacks and stacks of canned goods were all over the house, including the dining room and living room floors. The Depression affected them so much their whole house was a pantry.
This is the same way it affected my Grandmother- she went through both WW's and the Depression, and living in the Dust Bowl. Every time she had a few extra cents, she would buy canned goods. This was still into the mid 70's
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I have so much to say about this that it would be a book. I’m only going to say that I’m older feminine woman that is cleaning her pantry in a frilly flowered dress. So there!
I think I'm going to treat myself to a frilly apron in honor of this article.
Lol😅😅😅
Pretty in your pantry! 😍👍🙌LOVE IT!
Go girl! Get that apron!
😂😂😂…we’ll bless her heart😂😂😂…and we wonder what’s wrong with our youth in this country?! We thank you Patera for all you do to help us!
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@@kd5499 The same thing happens in the UK, the kids get brainwashed and most of the tutors are vegans and push it onto the kids. That’s why there’s such a rise in veganism.
My mother always said, “soap is cheap and water is free.” She was poor as a church mouse when she married my father and lived in a tiny house where the water froze in winter and dried up in summer. But DANG she kept a tidy house. 😊
Dang
Wow! My mom had almost the same saying. She said “Bleach is cheap” …so finances are no excuse to be slovenly. (Basically)
Eye on the prize, nothing can distract us from our goals💪🏼
My grandma wore an apron all day long and was always using it to dust everything constantly.
My dad always said the same.
That Chicago professor sounds like a damn clown. Thank you for everything you do.
My son has a well stocked pantry within his office. Mama has the extra extras he doesn’t have room for
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Do Professors gain their degrees straight from high school in America, or is she a person of colour. Either way I would be embarrassed to say I was a Professor.
This just gives me more reason and will to “Pantry On”.
My husband works the garden with me, prepares vegetables and meat for freezing and canning with me and cans with me. He can do it as well as I can. Pantries are for families, not sexist. Cleanliness is vital and organization key to success!
So ur husband doesn’t work a job outside the house? Mine would have never had time to do it all with me. He did alot of the garden tho.
My friends and I helped each other even if just taking the small children from brk thru din for a day but we would group preserve too.
Holy Cow, ppl will pick on ANYONE that Actually DOES something 😳 I'm proud of my pantry, and I dont care what anyone's pantry looks like but MY pantry is MINE,its clean and neat, and VERY stocked...my grandmother that raised me was born into the Great Depression, and she even washed and reused tin foil let alone baggies...she reused EVERYTHING !!!! And so do I!!! I dont look to imitate anyone, and my hubby and I take pride in what's gone into ours...the ppl who'd criticize are just snowflake types or something 🙄
And now we gotta pantry Shame? What’s wrong with these people ?
Agree- pantry shaming lol
Wow, having a pantry is huge. I felt so accomplished when I got my first pantry settled up. I don't know how I'd feel if someone criticized my pantry. Edited to add, pantries are gender neutral.
My son loves my pantry. He comes over to my house to do his shopping
My pantries pronouns are they/them 😂😂
Food is everything neutral!
@@Alison2436 🤣
HA! Yes my pantry pronouns are definately plural! You know the saying, one is none, two is one.
Larry helps me take things down to our pantry . He adds shelves , reaches high places & organizes,vacuums & dust. I take pride in all I do in this special place,my cozy & quiet hide away. We thank God that he provides for us & our family. It’s a good feeling knowing we have done our part to care for ourselves , five married children & our 12 grandchildren
I DON'T CARE WHATS BETWEEN MY LEGS. I WILL DO ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING I CAN TO PREPARE FOR MY FAMILY AMEN AND HALLELUJAH 🙏🙌❤️ Thank you Patara and James ❤
Hi Sara how are you doing😊
My mother lived on canned yams through the 40's your pantry would have been a Godsend to her. Thank you Patara,
This is honestly exactly why I regret going back to school right now. 4 out of 5 teachers have made their assignments as political as they possibly can. I didn’t go to school to talk about politics, but that seems to be what’s happening. I have learned nothing about anything having to do with my degree for early childhood education what do ever. I’m strongly reconsidering my options.
I agree completely. Went to school in 1984 at age 35 for early childhood. Even then had two professors that spewed garbage. I called them on it as I was older than them and didn't put up with garbage. Only classes received a grade of C in. Price for speaking up and speaking truth for younger ones in class to hear. I was only adult, over 21, in class. Still speak the truth at 72. Stick with your major so you can speak truth to young ones in class. They need you as some early Ed teachers are spreading garbage to our young ones.
Trade school! Learn to weld or plumb. You'll make bank as a lady welder. Even before DEI bullshit started, if you're a qualified lady in those fields then you're golden
I am a teacher for 26 years. Early childhood. DONT GO INTO EDUCATION!!!!!
1st problem...CHICAGO! That lessens credibility alone! 2nd, EVERY city has the attitude "How DARE you aquire a house & land big enough to take care of yourself without US providing what WE think you need!"
Bingo!!
Exactly
Chicago and professor equals stupidity
Im 40 miles from that city...we call it "sh*tcago!" Excuse the language but I would like everyone to pronounce it right now 😁
Exactly
Our world is completely crazy! Good thing that those of us here aren’t worried about things like the person who wrote that article. I need to do a new inventory of my pantry and plan to do it this weekend. Luv ya Patara!
My food storage/pantry is one of the things I have the most pride in. I grew up poor I’ve had nothing. I’m grateful for everything I have & the ability & knowledge to store long term foods. This is pure stupidity.
Right! I've been married 20 years and it took me 14 to convince my husband to have a well stocked food storage area. It's a work in progress, but we have one.
Kudos to u. Our younger generation needs to learn about this before it's too late. My grandmother past this knowledge on to me and I thank her for it. I live in a senior apartment and I made my coat closet into a pantry.
Here too!!
Me too!
Sounds like she just tried to use all her big words in one article, while she picked up her latte, vegan muffin and jammed it out on her tablet. ✌️
Nothing but a lot of " word salad " as they say today.
😂 Your comment made coke zero come out my nose! 😂
@@tacotripper9456 😆
They have auto spells, but they can't make the person doing the typing smarter.
@@tacotripper9456 😂
❤ Thank you, Patara ❤ I look at having a pantry as wisdom, I don't have to go grocery shopping every week , it is a huge waste of time and energy. I buy most items on sale , THIS IS WISDOM, 😊 so here is a shout out to all peppers. I am proud of you all.
Right back atcha 🙏❤🙏
I think I will start calling my pantry a “Larder” like they did back in the old days.
❤ I’m single and old now, but I’ll do that too. A ladder and I’ll call myself a “trad” woman, even if I’m divorced and work. I still love cooking, gardening, homemaking, and caring for my kids, grandkids, nieces and nephews.
@@haveyouflossedtoday I call mine a store room or converted family room. I built a bedroom and family room in my basement. Family room never got used as a family room. I'm the only one living in my house and I don't need extra living space
Oh I like that.
Lolz
I like that too!
My grandma also always says “soap is cheap”. She raised six children in poverty and she survived and kept them fed by cooking basics from scratch and foraging. No matter how poor they were, she took pride in keeping their hair cut neatly, everyone always washed and clean. I cannot understand nowadays, so many people do not take pride in being clean and neat. Both in personal appearance as well as their home.
And they wear their “Jammies” to go grocery shopping!!!
@@deborahryan2654 I see this every day at school pickup time, other parents in their pajamas!
Organization = makes life easier. You're not confused by clutter.
Amen sister! My Grandma was the same. A duck IS a duck and can’t be a fish. I loved every word you said. God bless you and yours.
Well, I can honestly say my pantry wouldn't impress anyone! It's gotten to the point where I usually just open the door and toss stuff in...I keep planning on getting in there and cleaning it all up but I've just out grown it. I'm trying to figure out some other area to use but haven't as of yet. Now my long term pantry in the basement is much better organized...I've even color coded the totes. Just need more shelving. Getting my son involved this weekend...
Me too! I might ask my husband to organize it.
Recently, I moved my long-term pantry into a bedroom. It's been around 6 weeks and its almost completely moved. This was needed, I had forgotten all I had stored away.
Thanks, Patara, for your encouragement.
An older lady told me to stack it to the rafters, under the bed. under sofa and anywhere you could. I am getting there. And with the prices now i feel like my investment in food was better than Wall ST.
Thankyou for your honesty! You made me laugh! I so understand. I am going to make a pantry date with myself, and Get It Done. Then, onto the laundry! ... 😁👍
LOVE YOUR PANTRY. 5 Cans, cooking videos, gardening and animal videos. Need I say more. You are blessing us we the people. Pantry on, PREP ON and stay the course stay safe. Blessings to all❤. Thank you for everything Patara.
Wow! Just read the article. Who does she think she is. I’m almost 72 years old and I’ve been stocking for the past fifty years and have opened the idea up to many of my friends thru the years and my children. I’m love the feeling of seeing all I have done and keeping my home and yard neat and clean. Would love to see her home.
She is an insecure idiot who is desperate to make such an audacious statement so she can get her 5 minutes of fame. She is to be ignored.
She probably has a few maids.
Hi Emma how are you doing😊
My parents lived through the depression, even my grandparents talked about when I grew up (i am 62) my father is only one left he is 88. Having a pantry and put up for hardtimes or till next harvest was considered a normal American thing. I remember us having pantry living in town in the 60's.
I’m very girly and I have a pantry that is somewhat organized. My house is clean, my pantry is dusted and I keep bugs under control in my pantry. It’s not a magazine worthy but I think it’s pretty
I grew up in the 70's and my parents always put away food staples and household supplies when they found them on sale. That is something that has carried over for me in my adult life. I have a freezer full of meat and a pantry full of staples. I have never considered myself a prepper just prudent.
I have been getting my 5 cans plus every week and it adds up fast. Thanks for all your encouragement.
That lady sniffed too many Kool-Aid packs in her college dorm. My pappa always said it only takes soap and water and a bible to keep you clean. One for your body and one for your heart and mind......
Her pantry doesn't look disheveled to me...looks neat and organized
Heck yes, I wish mine was that organized.
@@kathyglidewell3760Me too.
At least she has food… ❤
I only have a small pantry, so I have barrels with lids and store most of my food in the barrels from the farm store. It's a nice and clean solution. I don't have much space in my house, that's the reason.
My cabin loft identifies as a pantry!! ❤️❤️🔥🔥
I came across this "news" from others this morning. I laughed so hard and had to share the article on social media. It's obvious when people are doing something THEY don't like and share it in social media which gets EVERYONE on board it triggers the devil 🤣😂🤣😂
If Kim is smart enough to have a well-stocked pantry, more power to her.
How is a pantry sexist? EVERYONE, male and female, have to eat. I think professors have too much clout in our society. It would behoove them to have some common sense!
AND SHE JUST MIGHT GET HUNGRY ONE DAY SOON AS SHE DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO SKIN A BUCK..."A COUNTRY BOY CAN SURVIVE..." SO CAN A WOMAN!
And too much time on their hands!
I know right!
Did Kim's maid or camera crew set up a prop? So she can do her filming?
I am appalled! This is reverse discrimination and this professor is off their rocker. I personally am very proud of my stocked and organized pantry and the peace of mind it brings me and so should all of us that have worked so hard to make sure our families are well cared for
Sis, I love❤you and love the fact that we are on the same page!! This professor will someday face a situation where she will be faced with heat or eat or meds or dead. Yep!! There I said it!!!!!
Being raised in Florida we always have a stocked pantry. That's just how I was raised! We have to be prepared. Our seasonal storms don't play.
We shouldn’t give her our time or talking about her 🙄. Keep prepping🙌🏼
You are correct. You all are getting an excuse to vent, but that FOOL will never see it !!!
Is this truly the mental capacity of a university professor? Seems to me she has a warped focus. I would vote for Patara for president because she has wisdom with intelligence characteristics missing in academia. Your follower from Canada,WCP
It's called the long Marxist March thru Academia...been in operation since the 1950$....just showing it's ugly head to the Public 🎉😊.
And they are TEACHERS!!!!!!!
Usually, mental defects keep a filthy, unorganized house.
Forgot to say, my grandparents from England both worked in factories and in the garden, both worked to keep the house clean and the larder (pantry) full while raising 4 kids. They worked during WWII with a bomb shelter in the front yard, my Mom and other children would run through the woods looking for different plants for the Chemist to make medicine for the people in the town of Lydney. Man, I'm verbose today.
Thank you for sharing that story. I went to Narnia for a minute there.❤
Some pantries with baskets and glass containers really do look nice but most often they waste sooo much space. Not using space efficiently bothers me.
She’s bummed you won’t be eating grasshoppers!😂
I clean my house everyday from top to bottom. I'm ocd so everything in my house is neat and tidy and so is my pantry. I have a garden every year and I can all summer everything I can. My son helps me and he said mom I love helping you and I need to know how to do this.
Love that your son helps you and feels the need to know how to do this so he can take care of himself and his family when he has one❤
First word was "Chicago".You don't even have to read the article...
The migrants are on Chicago s door step.and their mayor is telling them to let them room with now!
Thank you for allowing us to see your pantry.
Wow. It's like you are talking about my Grandmother. They took care of themselves, their children and grandchildren. They had pretty much nothing. Had fire outside she heated water and hand scrubbed clothes. Made so much of what they needed. Sad we lost those skills.
The Devil’s always busy! And all his minions too!
Whenever I think I can't hear anything more ridiculous, someone accepts the challenge. People are obsessed with being offended and having a victim mentality!
So my grannie was being elitest when she swept her dirt yard?! Eyeroll
I thought it was hilarious when I read it yesterday and then forwarded to my daughter's to quit working on their pantries. LOL. I had also just watched Modern Homestead Alaska working on her beautiful pantry and had to laugh since I love her pantry. Anyway, glad you shared that ridiculous article.
Good evening 🙋♀️
I love these videos ❤
I amazing how "everything is racist everything sexist" heck even weather is racist 🙄 well I'm gonna be over here in my "racist pantry" eating and helping where I can 🤦♀️
If it takes a Kardashian, to get the idea that keeping a pantry is important, (to this young generation,)that I’ll say thank you to them. The more people who have stocked pantries, means the fewer folks that are starving and breaking into our homes, for food.
Word !
I agree!! Hopefully the younger ones will want a pantry like Kim Kardashian's!!!!
That’s why you need The Metal Beans and The Artillery to fire them beans off💥
Wait till she goes hungry.
For those tasked with driving the wedge between us, the isms are the sharpest tool
I think they are starting to dull from overuse.
Divide and conquer is the plan. It’s a long game they’re playing. We keep up the defense the best we can, but the ball keeps moving towards the end zone unfortunately.
🙄 So sick of this world
Thank you Patara
Nice looking pantry. It looks nicer than cardboard boxes in the bottom of the bedroom closet. I'm kind of organizationally challenged, but I am busy with reconstruction of my mobile home. Too many projects. Its coming along. I do collect extra food even if its not in a nice food storage room. I will not go hungry.
My mother always had a well-stocked pantry and her mother did as well. I can’t imagine life any other way!
I'd love to see Kim's pantry along with a picture of who did it for her.
"Is this too feminine for you???"... Patara I'm dying of laughter, thank you for your vlogs :D
i read it as panties first glance, seriously. but i dont think i can say that. too feminine🤣
LOL
I love what you are saying, I’m 95 pounds I can only do what I can do, canning, gardening and organizing everything.
@@kathymc234 you still have to pull your weight
Spent the day trying to reorganize my three pantries…. :( too much food spread around but that was done on purpose. Only found four “expired “ cans…will eat them first!
Patara, You are speaking the truth as usual. Keep it up. Love the channel and so do a LOT of other people. We are Preppers and proud of it here.
I live in an apartment and have a very small, makeshift pantry. This article just made me more resolved to keep working on my pantry and to encourage my family and friends to start one/work on theirs. It also shows the lengths they'll go to keep people divided.
Love your pantry Patera! Thank you for your channel and sharing your prep wisdom! God bless.
It would be a safe bet that Kim K has a bunker filled with food and supplies.
Thank you, Patara! I needed a good laugh this morning: pantry porn and racism - wow, they'll write about ANYTHING. My Dad was born in 1932, dirt poor (literally) and his mother (my Memaw) was the most organized and neat person I've ever been around. It does all boil down to pride: pride in what you do, pride in what you have, no matter how much or how little. If you look around today, people don't even take pride in how they look anymore - they go to the store looking like they just rolled out of bed. Seriously, this so-called professor needs a hobby or something. Maybe she should start Canning, gardening, dehydrating, etc. I think she would find she'd be a lot happier.
Ya all ! I’m preparing for the worst and praying for the best. 💗
not sure I'm spelling this right: Pfffffffffftttttttttttt on that genius!
Pfffffft or ppppffffffffft or something like that. I agree
My parents and in-laws lived through the Great Depression as children, growing into adults. My mother told me enough stories for me to know that I don't want to go through another one. I didn't understand some things when I was younger. My eyes are now wide open. My pantry doesn't look like Kim's, mine is a working pantry.
Appreciate the videos
Appreciate the information
Would like to share some information about cans of food
My food service friends and military friends have said that if push comes to shove
... that if the can is not severely damaged or compromised and you look at the date
... you can safely add 10 years to the use of the food in the can
I am not saying to abuse this practice, just saying that it means starving or eating
food from a past dated can, you probably won't die
I have opened cans that were 10 plus years old and not compromised
The food was fine
Just sharing
SOME PEOPLE NEED TO STOP GETTING THEIR PANTRIES IN AN UPROAR
i saw the thumbnail as "panties" at first
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TH-cam feed came thru that CA is gonna outlaw Skittles, Sour Patch nCampbell's foods due to food additives
So by their standard if your house is dirty, full of cockroachs, mice, and nasty smells is a good thing? Bizarre
She looketh well to the ways of her household.
You know what!?! I don't care what they call my pantry. I won't stop, this will be the difference between starving, or surviving. It is what it is!!!!