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Hey guys, I have an older vacuum sealer same brand. You have to make sure the opening of the bag is in-between the two black gaskets in the machine. That looks to be the issue. Jill, give that a try next time.
Thank you Tawra for all the good advice, you are amazing. Laura I wish you well, you seem a good hearted lady trying to support your local farmers. Like one lady suggested may be buy stuff for special occasions.
The NaHC03 for your baking soda made me laugh. I learned that in like 6th grade and will forever remember it, because one of my classmates exclaimed it looked like it said Nachos.😊
Laura, thanks for sharing your groceries etc for audit! Wow.... your freezer is organized!! Jill & Tawra, thanks for the giggles with the vacuum sealer!! We've done exactly the same thing of the food coming out 'cos we forgot to seal the base!!! We only bought ours a year ago & it's been really fantastic for us. Not used a lot, but very helpful for the items we do vacuum seal. Tawra, thanks for all of your thoughts about this. I continue to learn things with every audit. My hubby & sons are delighted with the savings we're making on our grocery budget! 🥰Blessings from South Australia💕🐨
I have been buying all my clothes ( except the under wear ) from thrift stores for over 40 years, I have a very lovely high end wardrobe for pennies on the dollar. Some items still had the tags on them...with the money saved I bought a rental house for cash which now pays my cost of living so I'm living for free. I bought the house 8 years ago and next year the tenants over the years will have paid me back what I paid for the house. I paid $80 thousand and current market price is $300 so instead of organic chicken, farmers market food, meals out and expensive holidays I have 2 mortgage free houses.
Well done :) I am only just discovering thrift shops at 52 after being traumatised with so many antique shops as a kid, it was the smell that got to me😂
Thanks for the hint of putting the lids in hot water first - often mine come unsealed so will give the hot water tip a try - fun segment - always enjoy seeing how others do things and getting good tips.
Your mom got a great deal on the canisters. She can use the larger cylinder one as a vacuum chamber to reuse glass jars that don't have a standard size lid. Fill the clean jar with dry food, screw on the lid, put the jar in the cylindrical chamber and run the vacuum sealer as usual. Once the vacuum is finished, remove the sealed jar from the chamber. She can reuse the jars this way as long as the lid has one some type of rubbery material inside it.
I use snack size bags then put the little filled bags in a larger bag to freeze, and write on a little piece of paper date including year and what it is in each bag.
You can freeze peppers in halves for recipes or even stuffed peppers (w or without stuffing). Cook the turkey. Take extra and freeze it in shredded or cubed portions.
Seems like using a crockpot would save on you electric bill. 8 hours in the oven, are you heating your home with the oven. 8 hours in crockpot on low, saving money.
I use my Instant Pot to cook a whole chicken. I rub the chicken with butter and seasonings under the skin. It cooks for 6 minutes per pound, so a 4 pound chicken takes 24 minutes. It is fall off the bone tender, and there is chicken broth in the pot to use to make gravy or save for another use. If a browned skin is desired, the chicken can be placed under the broiler for a few minutes. It comes out perfect every time.
I got a vacuum sealer as a gift because I always wanted one and the thing always gives me trouble. For years I put what I wanted to freeze in a ziplock bag sealed it up with a straw in the corner and suck the air out of it it worked great. Some people might think oh gross put my family was eating my food and I wasn't getting cooties in it LOL
People with DM have to avoid a lot of the rice, pasta & potatoes that stretch the budget. 30 gm carbs per meal only is recommended. Any suggestions for frugal meals? ( even beans have significant carbs).
Hi- I get GREAT deals and good protien by looking for clearance meat. Ask the meat staff how/ when they mark it down. Cook immediately and or thrown n your freezer/ pressure can etc. You would be surprosed how much farther your dollar will go. Try it!
One more thing- look for clearance salad kits/ fresh veggies that may b bruised or in some way unfavorable ( who cares, it will be cut up) add that to the meat and wah lah!
I live in California and was able to get drumsticks 🍗 for $0.49 per pound. I stocked up so that could use these for making chicken soup weekly. This was a steal!!😅
Ok I have same issue with food saver and I was really laughing . The bag needs to be between the trough like area I think that was the issue. I mean like inside hole area . Hope that makes sense
How much does she make at the orchard? I'm guessing her 6 figure income is her main job. She could use her orchard money for her fun money to support local.
I watched someone put the jar lids on a heating pad for a couple hours to soften the seals before vacuum sealing in mason jars. That would be less risk of getting moisture into jars.
Beaver Meadow Creamery Butter is made a town over from where I live. Best ever, BUT expensive!! The “on sale” price is 2/$6…otherwise I’ve seen it as high as $4.99 if not higher.
Omg thank you thank you this is how it goes for me too,😂 FYI you can use those containers and vacuum seal jar like the ones spaghetti sauce in place jar with lid on place into container and vacuum it reseals the spaghetti sauce jar. lol mystery meet. Funny story my child moved in my father in laws house after he passed lots of mystery stuff they cook up what they thought was rabbit it turned out it was a squirrel 😂 found out they don’t like squirrels!
We stopped at a farmers stand in Boulder. It’s the end of the season. The only produce that looked good were the squash. Only problem was there were no prices posted. I did see a board with meat at $35 a pound ! We left after that empty handed.
This woman makes 6 figures and lives alone if she wants to buy 9.00 a jar BBQ sauce and preserves she can certainly afford it and still retire early. I really think she will still be financially sound 😂😂
She spent $8 on 2 pomegranates and 3.50 for a chocolate bar, then 10 for flowers. She's only counting the flowers as being frivolous, but just those 3 items are over $20. I understand that she prefers to eat higher quality foods. In order for me to be able to do the same I've cut out breakfast and reduced the variety of foods. Since she already has blueberries she shouldn't need pomegranates (thinking about nutrition) Surely she could do without the 3 items and do that often enough for a significant savings. If this woman is serious about saving money then she's doing it backwards. She should set a dollar amount that she wants to spend then shop within that amount. I roamed the grocery store for years with a calculator in hand, and even a binder at times. 20lbs of rice is what, $12 now. That with 4 oz of meat and a large serving of veggies for 2 meals a day, change it up with pasta or potatoes, is all she needs. The fancy fruit and chocolates should go away until she reaches her goal. People used to get fruit as a gift not too long ago.
Your mom wasn't using the FoodSaver correctly. You need to put the Open edge of the bag inside that slot that has the gasket around it. You don't just lay it in there. That's what sucks the air out. You kind of bend it around the edge into that slot before you close it. Have her watch a video if she's unsure
Bag ends have to go into the slot, not just laid in flat. I reuse my bags all the time. If something like raw chicken came out of it, I turn them inside out and put in top rack of dishwasher. Cut a new edge and good to go.
A caution for Laura- the rings should be removed on your canning jars - the reason is if they loosen up and reseal you wouldn’t necessarily know it. Also, stacking canned jars directly on top of each other not recommended for same reason. For you whole frozen turkey: if you’re not sure what to do with it, thaw it, cut up and pressure can it. It will then be an already cooked ingredient for many dishes/meals. I see that you appreciate fresh, organic foods and are willing to spend / not skimp if possible (I do too for certain things). All the ground beef mixtures (taco, Italian etc) do well if pressure canned too.
I agree with everything in this video, especially the farmer market take (I don't know why so many people recommend these places!) but seeing that mortgage rate I have to say run the math on throwing that extra $200 or $500 into index funds instead. You basically have free money with that mortgage rate. Index funds generally give 8-10% returns. It's hard to beat that! Other than that, this channel is a breath of fresh air with common sense and just plain smart. Kudos to you guys!
I would like to suggest that she has an emergency fund before she starts putting that much money into paying on her house. Love the $8,000. We paid ours off in 7 years.
And if she did quit the organic etc... for that short a period of time to be 100% debt free then she can go back to purchasing all the farmers markets stuff and organic I mean 1+ year is nothing! WoW so awesome.
I still don’t understand 500.00 for one person. At the most for two my grocery haul is not even half of that total. And 99% of my meals are from home. Including work days. I do not buy water or soda either.
I can tell by all the farmers markets stuff, that she watches too many youtube homesteading channels. Thats all they talk about! (And yes, im a youtuber as well, but i know better!) Yeah, its nice and all to support them but they have to have REAL prices for me, or ill just grow it myself or get locally at a health food store and preserve it myself! She'd better off picking that produce herself and preserving it if she wants to go that route! Believe me! I get where she's coming from, but those prices are outrageous, even for farmers markets! I would rather pay $3 or $5 for 10 lb of tomatoes that would technically get her about 4-6 pints of barbecue sauce! I have an excellent recipe video 😉
If she could pay 8,000.00 a month on her house then it sounds like she needs serious guidance on where she is spending the rest of the money. Her grocery bill is a drop in the bucket in comparison to where the rest of her money is going. Good show and I do wish Laura the best.
Is it clean?Debris or the bag not quite even could be the problem. Vacuum sealed meat can last 4 years. Found food that old. No ice or freezer burn and smelled fresh. Still good though try to use meat quicker. Chest freezers things tend to get missed so date everything. Those vacuum containers are expensive so don't have any.
I almost feel that she goes to local farmers and farmers markets as a hobby. If so, I would put that in my entertainment budget. I agree with Tawra that those are luxuries. By the way, I shop at Kroger and look at my % savings and rarely is it less than 40% since just about everything I buy is a sale or clearance item and I know my "buy" prices. (Clearance items do not count into the % saved calculation on the receipt.)
I know this is not the right video but I saw one where the lady stored her popcorn oil in a plastic spray bottle but said she didn’t like that because it would make the counter oily. I want to suggest using a glass spray bottle which would solve her problem. Plus the glass would not be leaching chemicals from the plastic into her oil. 😂
It's not that canned goods "go bad" after a year. After a year, they lose nutritional value. Ive eaten things up to 10 years old! They will last indefintely as long as the seals are good on them. But the crappy canning supplies they make nowadays, they wont last as long. Im a generational canner (which means generations before me canned and I carry that eay of life on).
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FYI Never store your jars of home canned food with the bands on. It can cause a false seal.
Hey guys, I have an older vacuum sealer same brand. You have to make sure the opening of the bag is in-between the two black gaskets in the machine. That looks to be the issue. Jill, give that a try next time.
Yes! You're not putting it where it needs to be
I was just typing the same thing! She wasn't in the vacuum spot.
Yes, I noticed that, too!
Exactly what I was thinking!!!!
My grandma does the same thing. Lol
Thank you, Laura, for sharing your grocery budget with us. Thanks, Tawra, for the very informative video. Good luck, Laura!
Yes thank you for the video, I love this style of video. Good job 👍 Could these farmer items be for birthdays or Xmas presents for you?
Good for you, Laura! How exciting to now have this knowledge and be able to retire early!!!
Thank you, Tawra for this grocery audit. I am looking forward to implementing your advice and watch the savings.
You are so welcome!
Thank you Tawra for all the good advice, you are amazing. Laura I wish you well, you seem a good hearted lady trying to support your local farmers. Like one lady suggested may be buy stuff for special occasions.
I am going to consider that.
The NaHC03 for your baking soda made me laugh. I learned that in like 6th grade and will forever remember it, because one of my classmates exclaimed it looked like it said Nachos.😊
I will never forget that now 😂
She is very organized
Thank you!
Jill that always happens when you our showing people. Good job.
Thank you, Tawra & Jill! I feel confident I can attempt a vacuum sealer.
Laura, thanks for sharing your groceries etc for audit! Wow.... your freezer is organized!! Jill & Tawra, thanks for the giggles with the vacuum sealer!! We've done exactly the same thing of the food coming out 'cos we forgot to seal the base!!! We only bought ours a year ago & it's been really fantastic for us. Not used a lot, but very helpful for the items we do vacuum seal. Tawra, thanks for all of your thoughts about this. I continue to learn things with every audit. My hubby & sons are delighted with the savings we're making on our grocery budget! 🥰Blessings from South Australia💕🐨
It costs just a couple dollars to make your own sauerkraut and it's soooo delicious. One head of cabbage makes one quart mason jar.
Good to know
You could start that-as-a-hobby-could-also-try-kimchi
Tawra you would be proud of me I shopped the sales and just purchased chicken breast at the local jewel for 99cents a pound!
I have been buying all my clothes ( except the under wear ) from thrift stores for over 40 years, I have a very lovely high end wardrobe for pennies on the dollar. Some items still had the tags on them...with the money saved I bought a rental house for cash which now pays my cost of living so I'm living for free. I bought the house 8 years ago and next year the tenants over the years will have paid me back what I paid for the house. I paid $80 thousand and current market price is $300 so instead of organic chicken, farmers market food, meals out and expensive holidays I have 2 mortgage free houses.
Well done :) I am only just discovering thrift shops at 52 after being traumatised with so many antique shops as a kid, it was the smell that got to me😂
I love this pantry & cost review
When you vacuum the seal, you need to point the bag in that groove to vacuum.
Enjoyed the video and the shorter time! Excellent!😊
If the jars pop up , try taking the hose from the machine before taking the attachment loose from the jar.
Anybody with well water should know build a building around it & in winter put heat lamps if temp is going to be below freezing
Thanks for the hint of putting the lids in hot water first - often mine come unsealed so will give the hot water tip a try - fun segment - always enjoy seeing how others do things and getting good tips.
That mortgage calculator is fantastic - can you post a link please?
Your mom got a great deal on the canisters. She can use the larger cylinder one as a vacuum chamber to reuse glass jars that don't have a standard size lid. Fill the clean jar with dry food, screw on the lid, put the jar in the cylindrical chamber and run the vacuum sealer as usual. Once the vacuum is finished, remove the sealed jar from the chamber. She can reuse the jars this way as long as the lid has one some type of rubbery material inside it.
I enjoyed watching God Bless You 😊
I use snack size bags then put the little filled bags in a larger bag to freeze, and write on a little piece of paper date including year and what it is in each bag.
You can freeze peppers in halves for recipes or even stuffed peppers (w or without stuffing). Cook the turkey. Take extra and freeze it in shredded or cubed portions.
Seems like using a crockpot would save on you electric bill. 8 hours in the oven, are you heating your home with the oven. 8 hours in crockpot on low, saving money.
Tawra says it costs pennies to run the oven that long.
I use my Instant Pot to cook a whole chicken. I rub the chicken with butter and seasonings under the skin. It cooks for 6 minutes per pound, so a 4 pound chicken takes 24 minutes. It is fall off the bone tender, and there is chicken broth in the pot to use to make gravy or save for another use. If a browned skin is desired, the chicken can be placed under the broiler for a few minutes. It comes out perfect every time.
I think she is doing great getting all that for $500!
Oh my gosh, I busted out laughing when the food came out of the bag. Yall are so funny.
That’s the kind of luck I have so I laughed too.
Wow. Laura please do this. It's such a relief to be debt free. Oh boy. Think about it.
Even for opening, I already agree
Loved the video!!❤
Thank you for the video!
I suspect Laura lives fairly close to my area in Michigan. We have a freezer full of those venison packages😊
Jill n Tawra Thank you for showing us so much, especially how to use the canning jar lid!!!!! And entertaining as well! Great Job you 2!!!
Cook two turkey breast then refreeze turkey into individual servings
Oh Jill. I'm the same way with food saver bags😁
I got a vacuum sealer as a gift because I always wanted one and the thing always gives me trouble. For years I put what I wanted to freeze in a ziplock bag sealed it up with a straw in the corner and suck the air out of it it worked great. Some people might think oh gross put my family was eating my food and I wasn't getting cooties in it LOL
People with DM have to avoid a lot of the rice, pasta & potatoes that stretch
the budget. 30 gm carbs per meal only is recommended. Any suggestions for frugal meals? ( even beans have significant carbs).
Hi- I get GREAT deals and good protien by looking for clearance meat. Ask the meat staff how/ when they mark it down. Cook immediately and or thrown n your freezer/ pressure can etc. You would be surprosed how much farther your dollar will go. Try it!
One more thing- look for clearance salad kits/ fresh veggies that may b bruised or in some way unfavorable ( who cares, it will be cut up) add that to the meat and wah lah!
I live in California and was able to get drumsticks 🍗 for $0.49 per pound. I stocked up so that could use these for making chicken soup weekly. This was a steal!!😅
Great video.
Take the rings off your canned goods
Wow!
Ok I have same issue with food saver and I was really laughing . The bag needs to be between the trough like area I think that was the issue. I mean like inside hole area . Hope that makes sense
How much does she make at the orchard? I'm guessing her 6 figure income is her main job. She could use her orchard money for her fun money to support local.
I watched someone put the jar lids on a heating pad for a couple hours to soften the seals before vacuum sealing in mason jars. That would be less risk of getting moisture into jars.
What website did you use for the mortgage calculator?
I wanted to know the same thing, please! 😊
4:51 bottomless bag! 🤣🤣🤣Oops!
Beaver Meadow Creamery Butter is made a town over from where I live. Best ever, BUT expensive!! The “on sale” price is 2/$6…otherwise I’ve seen it as high as $4.99 if not higher.
Omg thank you thank you this is how it goes for me too,😂 FYI you can use those containers and vacuum seal jar like the ones spaghetti sauce in place jar with lid on place into container and vacuum it reseals the spaghetti sauce jar. lol mystery meet. Funny story my child moved in my father in laws house after he passed lots of mystery stuff they cook up what they thought was rabbit it turned out it was a squirrel 😂 found out they don’t like squirrels!
Love all your videos thank you ❤❤
What website did you use for calculating her mortgage payments?
The housing market in Michigan is ridiculously high, at least my rural area north of Lansing.
Where can i find that mortgage calculator?
25:36 minute mark! Your face, Tawra looks exactly how mine did for that $9 a half gallon apple cider!
Great video!
We stopped at a farmers stand in Boulder. It’s the end of the season. The only produce that looked good were the squash. Only problem was there were no prices posted. I did see a board with meat at $35 a pound ! We left after that empty handed.
This woman makes 6 figures and lives alone if she wants to buy 9.00 a jar BBQ sauce and preserves she can certainly afford it and still retire early. I really think she will still be financially sound 😂😂
Yes but she did ask my 2 cents so I gave it.
She spent $8 on 2 pomegranates and 3.50 for a chocolate bar, then 10 for flowers. She's only counting the flowers as being frivolous, but just those 3 items are over $20. I understand that she prefers to eat higher quality foods. In order for me to be able to do the same I've cut out breakfast and reduced the variety of foods. Since she already has blueberries she shouldn't need pomegranates (thinking about nutrition) Surely she could do without the 3 items and do that often enough for a significant savings.
If this woman is serious about saving money then she's doing it backwards. She should set a dollar amount that she wants to spend then shop within that amount. I roamed the grocery store for years with a calculator in hand, and even a binder at times. 20lbs of rice is what, $12 now. That with 4 oz of meat and a large serving of veggies for 2 meals a day, change it up with pasta or potatoes, is all she needs. The fancy fruit and chocolates should go away until she reaches her goal. People used to get fruit as a gift not too long ago.
Your mom wasn't using the FoodSaver correctly. You need to put the Open edge of the bag inside that slot that has the gasket around it. You don't just lay it in there. That's what sucks the air out. You kind of bend it around the edge into that slot before you close it. Have her watch a video if she's unsure
That’s the way I do mine too.
Can’t stop laughing about the sealer! 😂
Bag ends have to go into the slot, not just laid in flat. I reuse my bags all the time. If something like raw chicken came out of it, I turn them inside out and put in top rack of dishwasher. Cut a new edge and good to go.
If I don't see at least 60% savings I didn't properly shop the sales. I'm spending 25-40 weekly
A caution for Laura- the rings should be removed on your canning jars - the reason is if they loosen up and reseal you wouldn’t necessarily know it. Also, stacking canned jars directly on top of each other not recommended for same reason. For you whole frozen turkey: if you’re not sure what to do with it, thaw it, cut up and pressure can it. It will then be an already cooked ingredient for many dishes/meals. I see that you appreciate fresh, organic foods and are willing to spend / not skimp if possible (I do too for certain things). All the ground beef mixtures (taco, Italian etc) do well if pressure canned too.
Thank you. One thing I was concerned about it that the shot gun shells may still be in the turkey.
Yes, I had the same concern about the jars and the rings.
I like my food saver
Also she should evaluate if she makes more money than she spends on what I think is her 2nd job on the weekend
I just got the glutinous free dairy free book. I have a question. If you use sugar substitutes, do the recipes still work.
No idea I haven't tested that. They should but I don't know for sure.
@@LivingOnADime I will try and see on some! Love u all and your show! I said glutinous not gluten free .🤣🤣🤣
I agree with everything in this video, especially the farmer market take (I don't know why so many people recommend these places!) but seeing that mortgage rate I have to say run the math on throwing that extra $200 or $500 into index funds instead. You basically have free money with that mortgage rate. Index funds generally give 8-10% returns. It's hard to beat that! Other than that, this channel is a breath of fresh air with common sense and just plain smart. Kudos to you guys!
It's not the used bag, you have to be sure the end is in the channel (not sure what it is called).
I would like to suggest that she has an emergency fund before she starts putting that much money into paying on her house. Love the $8,000. We paid ours off in 7 years.
She already has one if I remember correctly.
You just wanted to show this video! It's like a live cooking show d.o.d.style
My friend uses her food saver on potato chips in the same bag they came in so I don’t understand why y’all are saying it has to be special bags
And if she did quit the organic etc... for that short a period of time to be 100% debt free then she can go back to purchasing all the farmers markets stuff and organic I mean 1+ year is nothing! WoW so awesome.
Never heard Tawra laugh like that before!! 😂
I still don’t understand 500.00 for one person. At the most for two my grocery haul is not even half of that total. And 99% of my meals are from home. Including work days. I do not buy water or soda either.
I can tell by all the farmers markets stuff, that she watches too many youtube homesteading channels. Thats all they talk about! (And yes, im a youtuber as well, but i know better!) Yeah, its nice and all to support them but they have to have REAL prices for me, or ill just grow it myself or get locally at a health food store and preserve it myself! She'd better off picking that produce herself and preserving it if she wants to go that route! Believe me! I get where she's coming from, but those prices are outrageous, even for farmers markets!
I would rather pay $3 or $5 for 10 lb of tomatoes that would technically get her about 4-6 pints of barbecue sauce! I have an excellent recipe video 😉
If she could pay 8,000.00 a month on her house then it sounds like she needs serious guidance on where she is spending the rest of the money. Her grocery bill is a drop in the bucket in comparison to where the rest of her money is going. Good show and I do wish Laura the best.
I was thinking the same.
Is it clean?Debris or the bag not quite even could be the problem. Vacuum sealed meat can last 4 years. Found food that old. No ice or freezer burn and smelled fresh. Still good though try to use meat quicker. Chest freezers things tend to get missed so date everything. Those vacuum containers are expensive so don't have any.
I almost feel that she goes to local farmers and farmers markets as a hobby. If so, I would put that in my entertainment budget. I agree with Tawra that those are luxuries. By the way, I shop at Kroger and look at my % savings and rarely is it less than 40% since just about everything I buy is a sale or clearance item and I know my "buy" prices. (Clearance items do not count into the % saved calculation on the receipt.)
Yes, it is a hobby. I'll have to consider a hobby budget line item.
She's only feeding herself? She has more than me and I'm feeding 6 people! 😮
I know this is not the right video but I saw one where the lady stored her popcorn oil in a plastic spray bottle but said she didn’t like that because it would make the counter oily. I want to suggest using a glass spray bottle which would solve her problem. Plus the glass would not be leaching chemicals from the plastic into her oil. 😂
She should freeze food in single size food portions rather that a big single bag
It's not that canned goods "go bad" after a year. After a year, they lose nutritional value. Ive eaten things up to 10 years old! They will last indefintely as long as the seals are good on them. But the crappy canning supplies they make nowadays, they wont last as long. Im a generational canner (which means generations before me canned and I carry that eay of life on).
Please remove your rings off your own canned foods.
I wish popcorn lasts forever. Unsealed popcorn dries out terribly
Organic 🤣🤣 such a joke! Thats about as bad as putting "gluten free" on fruits and veggies 🤣
No, there's a big difference to factory farmed animals versus organic animals. I know because I see how animals live that are organic. I'm in the UK.
@@teresamoore4126 and honestly y'all do things ALOT differently than we do! It's really sad how our govt uses us!
@@BootsandBountyHomestead yes, I never realised how American people have to put up with such low standards of food and food safety. It's not fair. 😕
@@teresamoore4126 😔