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I never ever post at night but today was WILD here. Thanks for watching anyways!!
I like it!!!
Thanks either way!!
I was shocked when I saw you posting this late 😂 I was also going through tribe withdraw wondering if it was going to be a break week since you didn’t post earlier but no matter what time I’m glad you did! Hope everything is ok since you said it was crazy there today! Hope to hear about it soon lol
I was surprised! What a nice treat to watch before bed! Love it!
Good to see your post Sarah ❤ Anytime!
Did you change your posting schedule? I have been checking frequently. ❤
$5 is not a bad price for chips. Sarah you do you, don’t worry bout what people say!
I agree. I bought a bag of ruffles to go with an appetizer I made and they where 5.69 for 13 oz! You do you Sara!
Exactly! They obviously haven't shopped lately cause doritos r around $6 n NC.
Agree! I'm from Australia and you can pay $5 for a 170g bag or corn chips these days
The person with the chip issue is unrelatable if they think 5.00 for a big bag of chips is outrages because I don’t know what world they’re living in
Right ? In Cali we pay $5 for the much smaller bag unless it’s on sale .
I get a 30 pound box of blueberries from my daughter in law who works for a local food processing plant. They are HUGE berries. This company processes them for Dole. They are flash frozen, and I then use my food sealer and make up bags with 6 cups of berries and hand them out to our senior neighbors. And the best thing.. is that it's FREE !. ha
How kind of you! And so generous with your time! ❤❤❤
That is FANTASTIC. I know they appreciate it. Unfortunately a lot of Seniors are on such a tight budget, fresh fruit, some veggies & proteins, may not fit into their BUDGET.
BLESS YOU🙏
These people complaining about your $5 chips obviously don’t shop!! Yeah!! I said it! Lays chips at Kroger, where I work, are $5 a bag…. Yes they run a sale but if you don’t read the tag, you won’t get the deal! But you’re buying the good chips, where you can read pronounce all the ingredients!! Y’all eat clean, which will become apparent later in life when the kids grow up and they know the difference in clean and junk!! You Rock, Sarah!!
I was just about to say the same, at the grocery store an 8 oz. bag of Lays is $5
😂😂 at a convenience store it is almost $8 for there regular size bags. We started making our own. 100# of potatoes every month.
Say it louder for the back of the room.
The price of chips where we live in Tulsa is horrible! Small bags are almost $8 per bag, and that's for the name brand😮
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For those who think the Late July Tortilla Chips cost too much, Doritos cost the same amount at Walmart. Gosh, I am 57 years old, and I have never had children. I am in awe of how she does it all. From a husband to a baby still in diapers, homeschools her kids, has a You Tube channel, cooks every day three times a day from scratch, active in church, has cows, chickens, land, building a house, has parents on the other side of the country, in law on the other side of the world. Her family is healthy happy and thriving, I don't think she is bothered about the relatability of a tortilla chip.
I love that you aren’t editing out the distractions. Read life that other large families appreciate. We’re not alone!!
I’m so blessed my yard is surrounded by avocado, mango and breadfruit trees here in Puerto Rico 🙏
lol the people that are mad you spent $5 on chips don’t understand that those huge family size bags are a deal because the smaller versions at the grocery store cost the same. I think you’re doing a good job choosing better ingredients for your large family!
Sarah, Costco will give you a new card, just tell them at customer service that you lost your card. You just will have to show your ID. If you are in a hurry and don't want to take pic and all for a new card, tell them you forgot your card. They ask for your ID and will print you a temp card for the day.
I really admire you, Sarah. You work really hard to plan and purchase healthy meals and snacks for you and your family.❤
Healthy is the best haha
You can pop in baggies and freeze the blueberries just as is. Do not rinse before freezing. I thaw for smoothies, pancakes or in blueberry tea bread. They grow wild near me and I’m able to pick gallons worth for free!!
I rinse and dry mine before freezing
We have blue berry bushes , I wash and then put out on towel and dry, put in bag and freeze and then easy to eat. Mine has a lot of trash on them, part of the bush and the top of berry.
Can I ask you why you would not wash the berries BEFORE freezing
@@PENPAL555 If you wash them before you freeze them they tend to get soggy or mushy. Even if you dry them off it doesn’t take all the moisture away. When I pull them out of the freezer I put them in a colander and rinse them off and thaw them at the same time. Just my own personal experience. Especially with the wild native Maine blueberries.
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Ok, thanks for sharing. I guess have never had blueberries from Maine, bc that has not been my experience, good to know though 👍.
Sarah
I LOVE that you're not letting that person get to you! LOVE IT!! You know people put value on so many different things in life so they can afford other things that are more important to them. YES, you may spend $5.99 on a family size bag of chips. But she may be spending $60 on a Jeffery Star Eye shadow Palette, or not buying TOP TIER GASOLINE like some that you might not NEVER EVER would. So people who even have the kahunas to remark on those things just shock me! They can't be so ignorant to realize that. Right?? I mean you've stated so many times all the years you weren't able to afford Healthier foods. But now because of learning different ways. Budgeting, and of course WORKING YOUR WAY TO BECOMING more financially secure, you can!!!
That old saying..... people who live in glass houses...... You know what I mean. It just really irritates me because NO ONE KNOWS what really goes on in anyone else's home OR BUDGET!!! LOL!!!
Love you guys!!!
Sarah, you aren't unrelatable. It's easy to relate to how you do things. Every family has to do things that work for their own needs. I love to watch your videos. 😊
Blueberries are 1 of the easiest foods to preserve. I simply put them in freezer bags and freeze. It makes an amazing, cold, snack, on a hot summer day! Almost as good as candy 😄
Hey Sarah… I live in Berry country in British Columbia. Blueberries are the absolute easiest berry to process.
I like to wash mine before freezing, but some people don’t even do that. You do not have to poke a hole in them. When you freeze them, it burst the skin, so it perforates it. Then you can dehydrate them straight from frozen… If you’d like to have them on hand for muffins in the winter, you can simmer blueberries for about 20 minutes or so add a splash of lemon and some cinnamon and you have blueberry sauce. You can can it or eat it on pancakes, yogurt, lemon loaf, or anything else. If you don’t have time, you can simply wash the blueberries and pack them into jars andcan them. Add a splash of lemon and a little cinnamon if you want. Blueberries can be water bath canned so you do not have to pressure can them.
That’s probably more than you wanted to know, but I did want you to know how easy they are to process. So the kids can even prepare them for the freezer or pack them in jars for water bathing. Enjoy those blueberries!
$5.99!? 😱 Sarah, you’re out.of.control! 😂😂
OMGosh. You shop so smart, healthy, a few candy’s for kids, etc. There is one shopper on YT (We all know who) who justifies spending $2,000.00 A WEEK. Ignore anyone who says otherwise. When you have time, it would nice to hear and see a house update. Hugs to All. 🤗🤗🤗🤗
If you checked its 2,000 for one months worth of groceries plus she’s got like 10 kids all various ages and growing
If it's a month and why does she say every time weekly grocery haul, midweek grocery haul. We are talking about the DD lady
@@RubysSavingsDougherty dozen she's interesting to watch
I live in North Carolina and a family size bag of any chip is $5.99 or higher. The irony is that there aren’t that many chips in the over priced bag. If we have company for a cookout I purchase at least 3 bags of chips. There are never any left! You do such a great job on your budget Sarah. There will always be naysayers! Ninety nine percent of us think you’re perfect!!! Thank you for sharing!
I used to freeze blueberries, put on tray then package them up. Used them in blueberries muffins or loaf bread.
Frozen blueberries and frozen sliced peaches mixed together while frozen. Great on the table, especially in a glass bowl. Set them out early and they thaw beautifully.
I used to do that but now I just band them on the counter and they break apart really well.
For the blueberries- Freeze on sheet trays in single layers then put in ziplock bags... prevents then from mushing together into 1 big brick... You can eat them frozen or in baked goods etc. (Same for grapes!)
A quick bang on the counter breaks apart really well
I think the complainers forget that cook almost 100% of three meals plus snacks EVERY day! I admire your quest for good food balanced by cost for 13 people! Every day! I’m a household of one, and I don’t cook like you do. Please don’t let those comments get in your head ! Blessings! ❤❤
One of my kids loved eating frozen blueberries straight out of the freezer. I would buy them when in season, wash, dry and flash freeze on cookie sheets before bagging up in freezer zip top bags. He could have a bowl of frozen blueberries year round that way. The quality of them when frozen and fully thawed is not great, but having frozen blueberries on hand was also great for smoothies or baking blueberry muffins, coffee cakes, etc.
It makes sense that your grocery budget has gone up for a couple of reasons: grocery prices are going up around the world, not just the US. My friends in Canada and Europe are paying way more than we are. Also, as your kids are getting older, they are eating more. Even with two of them living away right now, you're feeding more teens and young adults than you used to, so the food doesn't go as far. You're doing a fabulous job of feeding them quality foods that keep them filled longer, though.
I just wash the blueberries and put them on a parchment paper lined sheet tray in one layer, and freeze it, then put it in gallon Ziploc bags. I like it as a frozen snack in a bowl with milk poured over them (the milk freezes and it is so good!), or smoothies, or in breads and pancakes and compotes.
Today was a long day for our family of 6. This overstimulated mom was so excited to see your new video drop. I clicked immediately! Your videos always make my day better ❤
Thousand Hills is so good!! Beautiful haul! We shop weekly for our fam of 13, but I think it’s fantastic you go once a month! That bag of mangoes! Haha! I need to find those at Azure! I'm so happy for you and your family; you must be excited to travel and see family in Kenya. What a blessing❤️
Sarah, so proud of you for ditching the Diet Coke this month. We used to spend ALOT of money on bottled drinks. We now buy Celestial Seasonings fruit flavored Tea Bags. I brew about 10-12 teabags in a Dutch oven. After cooling and squeezing out the bags, we get a gallon of iced tea. Also I only use a half cup of sugar for the whole gallon. It’s delicious and healthier than the bottled drinks.
That's a great idea! I'm going to have to try that for my kids.
I'm curious to try this, can I ask what your favourite flavors are?
@@robynhayward Of course. We like he Red Raspberry, Mixed Berry, Blueberry, Peach, and Lemon. Sometimes I mix certain flavors together. Ex. Peach/Raspberry. Aka Peach Melba.
@@johannagarcelon9240 awesome I'll try some, thanks 😊
@@robynhayward Robyn, I also like to add some Newman’s Limeade to the glass of tea.❤️❤️❤️
You’re doing amazing !!!!!! I just returned from living in Waikiki Hawaii for 13 months and the prices of food ie chips is a WHOLE lot MORE there than what someone(s) was being negative towards you about ! How you choose to spend the money that God gives you is up to you and we all could learn from you for sure ! Growing in Grace, Deborah in Florida ❤❤❤❤❤
Deborah welcome to Florida!!
@@sarahludos7970thank you! I was born here almost 65 years ago (April 24th) and have lived here off and on many times. Glad to be back in my home state.
@@deborahschaub2925 we moved about 3 years ago, retired and love it!
@@deborahschaub2925 Wow, my birthday too = and we're in FL now 😍
Costco also has business stores that specifically supply commercial endeavors but any Costco members can use them. I have found good for many things in larger sizes that regular Costco does not carry, example- boxes of very wide lasagna noodles and nacho chips . Also, ramen noodles are easy to make if you have a pasta machine, the nests of noodles freeze very well and are handy if you discard the flavor packs anyway.
I absolutely positively believe that you are an amazing cook, and you all eat healthier than anyone else on the internet!!!!!!!!!
Anyone complaining about your hauls have absolutely no idea what they are talking about!!!!!
You Rock Sarah!!!!!!!
I had a blueberry orchard in South Carolina with lots and lots of berries. I picked and sometimes I rinsed them and sometimes I just picked and froze them. I used freezer bags. When I took them out to use they were just like I had picked them. We had gardens and I froze and canned everything I could. I loved canned fresh string beans they were the best. I miss that life.
Caught you just in time for relax time ❤❤❤
So happy to have your channel !!
God bless you all 🙌🏽🤍🪽
I feel the same way 😊❤
I absolutely love your videos. You are awesome and do a great job with your big family. They are the sweetest kids.
I so love your grocery hauls! Your channel was one of the first channels I subscribed to . Destiny was a small baby back then. Watching the children grow and seeing all the adventures and amazing life events has truly been a blessing. You're doing an amazing job! God bless you all.
I freeze my blueberries on a tray and then transfer to ziplock bags. No poking or anything special. We love using them in pancakes. Just add them frozen. They thaw while cooking
Poking the hole or cutting the skin on blueberries is only for freeze drying! They freeze really well without needing to do anything :)
I recently got a freeze dryer and love it so much...!
I've been watching you for a couple years now and with what I've gathered from how you like to feed your family Costco hands down has the quality ingredients and products you want over Sams - and for reference I also have both memberships.
The way I preserve blueberries is by washing them, dry somewhat on paper towels, then freezing them in a single layer on cookie sheets. I then put them in freezer bags - ready to eat or cook with. They last a very long time in the freezer. We make smoothies with a lot of frozen fruit.
You did it! I’m so inspired by you & your family! Blessing to each of you 🩷
Such a nice treat to end the day with a video. It helped end a cruddy day on a high note!
This one was CHAOTIC 😅 I love it lol. This is what it's like when I get home with groceries. Bless your sweet fam ❤
Haha real life!!
For the blueberries- just spread them out on a cookie tray and pop them in the freezer to flash freeze. Package in vacuum seal or gallon freezer bags, and done!
Great haul. I think you do an amazing job taking care of those sweet babies. Love your sweet family.
Love your videos. You do such an amazing job at feeding your family. Love your what's gor dinner video and am always amazed at all your canning, cooking from scratch and making your own bread, sour cream, ranch dressing, mozzerella and so much more. You truly are the greatest mom ever❤and so encouraging to me to follow better and more.
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Sarah, I have been loving to watch your videos for a couple of years! I so admire and respect you! I currently live in Brazil, South America with my husband, so you help me keep up to date on lots of things about family life in the USA! Keep being the lovely person that you are and sharing your very interesting life with us!
I have 5 boys! So pretty big family. Soo I love these lol there’s a view things you have gotten me to throw into my meal rotations
of all the things you have...you NEED a couple apple trees..maybe some pears and plums as well, red raspberries grow well in the area as well
Thank you Sarah for showing your food ❤
Hello Sarah. 🙂 Great Grocery Haul 👍🏻 Blessings and have a Great Week Sarah and Beautiful Family. 🙏❤🌻🌷
Sarah you cracked me up with the chip thing! You have a fantastic family!! Totally relatable!!
Blueberries freeze great place on a single layer when frozen place in ziplock bags, great for muffins. Pancakes. You can make syrup with sugar.
I love your balanced approach. That is much healthier than stressing about how to buy everything organic and stressing about busting your budget.
Blueberry jam for sure ❤ blueberry muffins, blueberry pancakes, strudel oh goodness! Possibilities are endless! 🌸💜
I freeze blueberries and just put them in freezer bag and in freezer.
Great job Sarah! I'm always amazed at all the food you are getting. Keep up the good work. ❤❤❤❤
We live in AZ and got lemons from a family members tree and I used your trick and froze the lemon juice in little cubes! I’m super excited to use them. ❤
Sarah, I just wash the blueberries, let them air dry and place in a freezer bag. I bring them out when I want some in a smoothie, waffles or pancakes. 😋
Those Azure Standard blueberries look delicious! I buy the A2 yogurt at COSTCO, which is so creamy and delicious. I put fresh blueberries and my homemade granola on it and it makes a wonderful breakfast. I sometimes even put a few chocolate chips in with the blueberries and granola. It takes the yogurt over the top! I do freeze my blueberries quite often. I just put them in the freezer, unwashed, and wash them before eating. The water helps to thaw them quickly. You feed your family very well with healthy choices, Sarah. I applaud you for coming up with fun meal plans for your large family. Keep up the great work!
U do a great job on your grocery hauls Sarah.
Blueberries - no need to poke a hole if you freeze. I love to can them in light syrup as well and I put it on my yogurt and granola... so so good!!
I want to say that I love the Tribe of Many content! I personally have learned and added so much from this channel to my life. People can sometimes be mean for no reason. The rest of your viewers love you and your family!
That bag of chips is 7.99 here on the remote Pacific coast where I live. I love how you manage your family and the excitement in your life!
Your bananas and oranges are so pretty. I eat a lot of those 2 fruits. We have fruit trees here in Arizona most every house. This year the grapefruit s were so good and the oranges. One of our neighbors had excess. Lemons and put them in a box every day. We use a lot of lemons and these were as big as an orange but I don’t know the name of them. Sometimes the lemons are so sweet I eat them like an orange. I haven’t seen banana trees but I buy. Them I only eat them green and yours look so good. I’m 77 and did I say I love fruit.
You are AMAZING Sarah!! You are doing an AWESOME job feeding your family good foods with some added fun here and there 😊!!
You're doing amazing with your grocery budget for a family as large as yours. Keep up the good work. The economy is so bad especially on essential items like groceries and gas. I enjoy your money saving tips!!
Your grocery hauls are my favorites!!!
Great haul Sarah, thanks 😊
I love your food haul videos Sarah! I can’t criticize your hauls. Everyone should have a good treat and try different things. 💕By buying in bulk and organic when you can you are saving too. I have found that gardening and preserving my food is a great way to get good quality foods as I know how it was grown which is the organic process. Not sure if you have considered getting a freeze dryer but that is so handy to preserve fruit and vegetables and easily rehydrated. Also the veggies even taste yummy without rehydrating as a snack! You are truly a busy lady and I’m keeping you and your family in my prayers! ❤
Your Family is perfectly balanced… not too anything and not lacking anything… you were quite entertaining in this video thanks for the chuckles…you reminded me of the comedic side of your Mom and Dad ❤
Hi Sarah, the Ramen is wonderful!!!!
I have frozen blueberries several times! I don’t poke a hole in them. I usually just pop them on a tray to let them freeze then put them in a bag once frozen (this method helps them not stick together in the bag). Sometimes I cover them in yogurt and put them on a tray, freeze them, then break it up to put in a bag. My kids love eating them frozen both ways! I also use them for smoothies and overnight oats.
I love your grocery hauls. I'm always learning about new foods from you. I think you and your family are eating healthier than most.
To freeze blueberries just sort them wash lay out on towels to dry then bag and freeze. If you think to shake the bags every couple of hours until they are frozen solid. They are wonderful that way! We do this every summer.
If you have space in the freezer, then you can freeze them on a tray and then put them in bags.
I bought 10 pounds of blueberries as a single gal. I washed mine and picked out any that looked questionable. I let them dry flat and then put them on a rimmed baking sheet and tossed in the freezer and then put in freezer bags... no problem, lasted for a year before I ate them all.
When you buy avocados, pop them into a container of water. They stop the process of aging. Not even sure how it works, but it does 🙌🏽
You can wash and dry the blueberries then freeze. They make a good smoothie. You can add to muffin mix and use any way
You’re my favorite you tuber!!! Love all your family. Blessings
Glad to see you’re still producing content Sarah
Hope you and Solo are able to get away from time to time snd have time to yourselves
Becky on Acre homestead bought a bunch of lemons and juiced them and dehydrated the zest of lemon too 😊 love your family and your videos ❤❤❤
Your grocery hauls are my favorite !!! All your fresh fruit looks so good.I bought 2 Navel Oranges at .98 cents the other day !!! YIKES !!! YOu are a great Mama and a very very smart shopper..Love you guys !!! ❤❤❤
On the you tube channel the cross legacy she states storing your avocado with your lemons keeps both fresher longer. I freeze blueberries for use in smoothies, sauces, muffins, pancakes. To keep fresh longer in fridge I store in a mason jar w/lid and they’ll keep for up to a month
Your groceries budgeting and prices are great! Thanks for the Azure recs. ;)
I was wondering about the azure standard products. I see a lot of people get stuff from them. I also was curious about if and what items were best from them versus the store. You covered a lot of those answers for me. Thanks 😊 I also feel the need to say that what products you do or don’t feed your family shouldn’t matter to anyone else!! Thank you for sharing. ❤
Hi from Chihuahua, Mexico! We are missionaries here, but my mom is in Missouri and has a blueberry bush that is particularly prolific. She freezes them all the time. The only thing she does is wash them, dry them, and bag them up to pop in the freezer. I have done that with ones I bought when we were leaving on a trip. It works great.
We pick Blueberries and store them year round. I clean them and lay them put to dry completely. Then freeze in gallon bags. You can also freeze in the box they come in.
Your Aunt Arlene used to wash the blueberries and freeze them on cookie aheets and then keep them in a freezer bag so we could just grab handfuls.
I tried the Late July tortilla chips last month after I saw you had bought some. My family and I love them. I bought mines from Target. I love scan and go! I haven’t stood in a line at Sam’s in years. I wish Costco would get scan and go.
I find you very relatable ♥️. No one person can relate to everyone in everything :). Which I know you know. Keep sharing your life with the right heart and intention and the Lord will keep blessing it ♥️
Great haul! I buy and freeze fruit fruit in the summer when it's most fresh. I put blueberries in my smoothie packs, and I also use them for pancakes and muffins 😊
Always a delight to spend time with you and family. The salt and the lightm a blessing you are to my day love and blessings to all!
Love your realism 💜
Good shopping haul Sarah , you feed the children wonderfully on your budget ❤kids needs snacks and the chips are healthy 😀
Sarah, you're amazing!
😍 This is great! God bless you Beautiful family. 😊❤️
I make my own apple chips, just slice some apples thin lay them on their side, I don't even seed or core them, lay tgem on parchment paper on baking sheets I even place them kinda sitting on the side, it doesn't matter, I sprinkle with cinnamon, on both sides and put tgem in a preheated 225° oven then check and flip them in an hour or so, it takes about 3-4 hours depending on how thin they are, I store them in a ziplock with a moisture absorber..... yours probably wouldn't last that long, but it's a thought. 😊 when we go pick blueberries, we have them in abundance, we wash them, tgen let them slightly air dry and put them in freezer bags, they are delicious to just eat frozen in the summer or add to yogurt or ice cream..... also blueberry lemonade is delicious, just crush a handful or so in the lemonade. .... yummm
Thank you for sharing, I always ❤ all your vloggs!
You do a great job with your food choicest
Sarah is so organized, and she's really patient with everything she does!!!
That is so kind. ☺️
Wash and dry your blueberries and put them on a baking tray, don't over crowd the pan. Put in the freezer overnight with tinfoil ontop. Then you can move them to bags or however else you would rather freeze. They're fantastic that way
I have put blueberries in the freezer for years and I do not put a hole in them. I put in plastic freezer containers and they keep very well. I use in pancakes, muffins, cakes, and in our cereal.
For the blue berries, you can freeze and use as icecubes, you can also meal prep blueberry muffins and pancakes
Hey Sarah
Have you ever tried adding applesauce to your bread recipes? I totally forgot I used to do that with every loaf of bread I made. It truly made it so much softer and Moist! ESPECIALLY for wheat breads! Never tried it in sourdough.... but it kinda makes me think? LOL!!
Interesting idea!