My aunt and uncle lived in Allen, Saskatchewan! Just a hop, skip and a jump East of Saskatoon. Grew up washing a cream separator - always had to make sure the proper ring was on the bottom! Ours was not electric, we had to turn the handle at just the right speed to make sure the cream wasn't too thin. Fun times, and a great unit to have with milk producing animals around.
Super parents with super girls that just enjoy living the off grid life. I really enjoy watching them create & process so much of their food. Thanks for another great video.
Your friend in the commentary section has the patience of a SAINT. He's truly funny, has an excellent sense of humour, quick witted and I love his dry delivery of some subtle zingers. You're lucky to have such a buddy out there. And....... its payback time - I am sure!
In my childhood days we used the cream separator and done the milk from 30 cows. Westhaliai is the brand name for separators and milking supplies even today. DeLavel is a company that make them to. You brought me back to my childhood days.
Born in Maine but moved to Connecticut at age 3. I thought milk came from a factory. We went back to Maine every summer. My dad took me to his uncles in the country, maybe 1959. I was 5. Across the dirt road was a old working farm. Zip was the farmers name. He showed me around and then I watched him milk a cow. He gave me a ladle from the bucket and said try it. It was warm from the cow but was so Good. THEN, we went inside and he poured the milk in to this big round silver thing. Milk came out one spout and cream out the other. It was a incredible, mind boggling day I still remember 62 years later.
I think that cream separator is actually a Vega separator unit mated with a Westphalia motor unit but it looks to be an awesome machine. Looking forward to seeing more videos of the products you make from the cream as Julia corners the market for goat milk products in your area. Great stuff always, love seeing your family grow, learn and develop your off-grid homestead, thanks for sharing your life with us.
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Hey guys, I just discovered your channel this morning and I love it. I think you are doing an absolutely wonderful job raising your family the way you are and teaching values that have been long forgotten by most of our society. God Bless each of you.
I spend a ridiculous amount of my life watching homesteading videos ( Im a dreamer). This channel is by far the most entertaining! How do you not have a reality tv show?? I look forward to watching you guys for a laugh. My family thinks Im looney when Im laughing at my phone for 15 minutes. I cant even explain why, because I cant stop laughing😂😂😂😂! God bless you all!
Hi from Uncle Jeff in Oklahoma, USA! You kids are so Blessed as we are. You have such a Beautiful Family and l miss my children being young but Poppy Hood is AWSOME! Love and Prayers for you all! Love and God Bless ! Uncle Jeff !
That was actually really cool to watch and see one of those cream separators run. It's not something I have ever seen before. Thank you for posting this.
So jealous of your guys life and how you supply all of your own food pretty much..and it's all the best you could ever think of buying very lucky you are! Love being able to follow your familys awesome adventure/life.
Definitely y’all are in my top 5 favorite RUclips channel. Based on how exciting it is to watch, especially putting on the lockers on the Jeep 👍🏼. God bless for Lakeland Florida 🌴
Takes me back to when I was a boy and we went to my brother in laws dairy farm. They used to separate cream from the milk to send to the butter factory. The milk was used to supplement feed pigs. Same type of machine but the cleaning of the cups was a big deal. Had to use a lot of boiling water for hygiene and cleanliness. Have fun and thanks for the trip down memory lane. The 1960's were a long time ago.
Take a tall glass ,fill it full of snow, chill it then,pour a shot of goat cream over the top, wola goat cream milkshakes. A splash of vanilla oh boy whoopee.
The skim milk I feed to the calves..it was a great live to grow up with...things you do yourself was rewarding in many ways and helped me develop into a responsible person.. hugs all
Beautiful family❤️🌸 I get so much more energy of doing what i always have wanted, when I’m watching you're videos😀 Living in the nature, back to the roots😊 Much love from Norway🤩🇳🇴
If i could go back in time and get a do over, i would trade raising my kids in this techno world for something similar to your families lifestyle. Good job guys.
As a little kid in the 50’s..we had a separator but it was a hand crank..it was like starting out in 10th gear..slow and hard at first..then gradually I would get it up to speed and open the valve..it worked well and was over 75 years old..the plates or cones were nickel plated..the whole unit was 4.5 feet high..there were platform below to hold the milk and cream vats.. after each use we took it apart and cleaned it right away..we milked morning and late afternoon...we made cheese from the milk and ice cream with the cream..we had two cows..we had a small farm..but I never forget the separator.. I was important...the unit weight was over 150 pounds or about 75 kilos.. nice to see you all enjoying old ways.. thanks
Too funny - way to go Girl. Brings back memories as I used to run the crank on the separator on my Grandparents farm. Not too fast or slow. Otherwise you miss out on proper separation. You have a winner there!
What a Sweet machine 👍🔥. So many things to make with cream, yumo! Skim milk doesn't taste bad I drink it but you may not. But Pigs sure love it! So exciting 🎇🎆🎊🎉. JO JO IN VT 💕😄
When i was young we used to have a few Jersey cows and would skim the cream off the gallon glass jar and shake the cream to make butter. Good fun watching you learn to use the separator.
yeah mee too, that was my job to shake the jar,we didnt have no seperator just a big gallon jars we put the milk in and the cream would just float on top, good ole days!!!
We've just started watching your videos this week. We don't have paid tv just stream through the internet and we have been hooked. I'm ex military Hunter fisherman diy outdoorsy type Gardner home fixer upper kinda guy and the wife is learning the same skills. But see your family as self-sufficient working tool. Well done in all your endeavors in today's world. Your family has awesome skills. I'm envious of your lifestyle.
Very nice, excited to see what products are produced and how profitable the business is. Having never tried raw milk, no less cream I guess I have no idea what I am missing? I really like the line at 4:30 "but it's a van" ... Not just any van, the best van ever made so I would say you got an upgrade to a Westfalia from the Vega!
I would have licked that shot glass clean too, don't waste a drop. !😋 That lil A&W mug brings back fond childhood memories. Some day I'll get me some Nubian/Dwarf Nigerian goats--some day, Lord willing.💕
Dial folks, think of doing that without him electric motor under the separator. That’s what I did for years ago when my kids were young. I will grab the nearest kids and make turn the crank to separate for the cream from the skim milk. They are for remember doing it for me. Good luck with your business.
My childhood-wake up and milk Nelly,strain milk through paper towel,put goaty goat milk on corn flakes and fill thermos with goaty goat milk for lunch pail -I’m so over goat milk but fun video 👍
like to seek such great success. You have a young budding entrepreneur. One suggestion I will make is purchase a small hand help manual goat milking pump. I am not expert but saw it used on another u tube video. He popped on the suction cups over goats teats, then gave the hand held unit a few pumps to create vacuum and milk poured out. No need for power and super fast. He also had small room specifically for milking, a little elevated wooden stand, feed bowl at one end, wood bar to lock head in once goat starts feeding, hook up cups and in minutes container full of milk. Your living in Paradise.
Amen! Cream power!! Always keep disks in order.. I cringed when I saw you taking them apart.. You can adjust the thickness of the cream on the side of the bell..its a very small screw, that you can tighten or loosten.. Let the machine run for about 60 seconds then turn milk flow on..We have a few manual separators, we live on cream
"...and tastes like a Dutch baby." I laughed so hard at that line, that cream shot out my nose, and I wasn't even drinking cream! I'd never heard that line, but have always used, "tastes like a baby angel". I love this channel for a hundred reasons, but when Jeff and Dave are together, I can't stop laughing!
I have a 5 L glass jug that has a spout in the side/bottom, I fill it once a week with raw cows milk, and of course the cream rises to the top as I drink the milk out of the bottom/spout. At the end of the week, all that's left in the jug is cream, and I take it out and make butter out of it. I haven't bought any butter in years! SR
@Gridlessness . Jeff, Rose. I first saw you and your family when you were part of a UK TV series with Ben Fogle it was about people who moved out of the city and developed their own way of living, you then popped up in my You Tube recommendations, and i instantly recognised you all, i have since been binge watching you videos , i am up to the 4 Yr point now. All i can say is Thank you for doing this and shareing your life with your family, Keep up the excellent video content and making me laugh. Have Subscribed and following your Adventures.
Thanks for sharing! We have never seen one of those in action before. At the pace we go through cream, it would pay for itself in about a year, just on personal consumption! Keep up the interesting vids!
Not sure about that guy, but you ladies are awesome! The goats were really cool too... Still not sure about that guy... Tell the truth now, did you find a Sasquatch roaming around in the woods, clean em up and cloth him? Doesn't seem to have been a good use of your time and effort... Really though, I find you all's vids fun, entertaining and sometimes educational... Wouldn't mind seeing them frequently.
On our farm mid to late forties into the fifties, we had a herd of about 50 jersey cows and separated all the milk. The cream went to a butter factory and the skim milk went to pigs and calves. But for the house we had a specially tested cow that we hand milked and to get cream we would let the milk settle in a refrigerator at least overnight and skim the cream off the top, using the cream and skimmed milk for our family needs. This created a much thicker cream. Cleaning the separator was a chore and we used sodium hypochlorite (hypo for short) and very hot water as the approved cleaning agent.
Almost anything mechanical from the 50s still works, so long as it was cared for, because they cared about quality. Not just as chap as you can from china junk. Hope you'll do one on her first butter making journey too!
I'm still using cooking utensils that my mother bought in 1955. In those days I learned to pick and make pies with wild blackberries . I still pick them today and my new picking season starts next week. Last year I picked about £200 worth of berries at supermarket prices. I would urge the Burkinshaw's to do some blackberry picking!
This should go well with Julia's goat cream. Take some ripe blackberries. Wash them well and place in a saucepan. Let them cook in their own juice for 5-10 minutes on low heat with a sprinkle of sugar. Leave to cool. Serve with custard as we do in Ireland. The goat cream would be worth trying out with blackberries or indeed any wild berry.
Johnny Mac Where in Ireland? My dad was from Belfast. I spent a month visiting my grandma when I was young, but there was lots and lots of army around back then.
Oh my gosh, as he was saying "You're cream powered" I thought "cream puff" and then he said it haha. You had me cracking up, too. Tell your daughter that she ought to check out the thing they use on the Lumnah Acres channel to milk their goats. : )
As a baby, I was allergic to formula so I was raised on goats milk. I have been allergic to dairy products all my life. I drink soy and almond milk and eat goat's cheese. I'm also allergic to sles and all so I use goats milk soap.
GRATS GUYS!!!! So cute BTW!! So we feed the skim milk to the pigs. THEY LOVE it and it's not good for us. I do not know how it works but told when you remove the fats from the milk it's not ok for us to drink.. God Bless guys..
If you're going to drink milk, skim milk is much better for you because it doesn't have the fats. We do need some fats in our diet but most people get way too much.
Uncle Dave is priceless!
Jeff an Dave are so funny Julia you are amazing so enterprising keep it up smart girls Jeff congrats to you an rose
I really love your family's attitude , everybody laughs and very happy, and also your kids are so cute.
Love you guys!
Wow, thanks!
“These are my town clothes”!....best line ever...you guys are awesome!!!
We all know you shouldn't do chores in your goin' to church pants.
My aunt and uncle lived in Allen, Saskatchewan! Just a hop, skip and a jump East of Saskatoon. Grew up washing a cream separator - always had to make sure the proper ring was on the bottom! Ours was not electric, we had to turn the handle at just the right speed to make sure the cream wasn't too thin. Fun times, and a great unit to have with milk producing animals around.
Dave is such a smart dude, I love it
Super parents with super girls that just enjoy living the off grid life. I really enjoy watching them create & process so much of their food. Thanks for another great video.
Your friend in the commentary section has the patience of a SAINT. He's truly funny, has an excellent sense of humour, quick witted and I love his dry delivery of some subtle zingers. You're lucky to have such a buddy out there. And....... its payback time - I am sure!
In my childhood days we used the cream separator and done the milk from 30 cows. Westhaliai is the brand name for separators and milking supplies even today. DeLavel is a company that make them to. You brought me back to my childhood days.
Born in Maine but moved to Connecticut at age 3. I thought milk came from a factory. We went back to Maine every summer. My dad took me to his uncles in the country, maybe 1959. I was 5. Across the dirt road was a old working farm. Zip was the farmers name. He showed me around and then I watched him milk a cow. He gave me a ladle from the bucket and said try it. It was warm from the cow but was so Good. THEN, we went inside and he poured the milk in to this big round silver thing. Milk came out one spout and cream out the other. It was a incredible, mind boggling day I still remember 62 years later.
I think that cream separator is actually a Vega separator unit mated with a Westphalia motor unit but it looks to be an awesome machine. Looking forward to seeing more videos of the products you make from the cream as Julia corners the market for goat milk products in your area. Great stuff always, love seeing your family grow, learn and develop your off-grid homestead, thanks for sharing your life with us.
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You are a blessed man to have such a beautiful family!
Never seen a more exciting family harvest event. Better than snapping peas even...
Hey guys, I just discovered your channel this morning and I love it. I think you are doing an absolutely wonderful job raising your family the way you are and teaching values that have been long forgotten by most of our society. God Bless each of you.
Thank you!
I love your family, nanuood ako mula pilipinas 🇵🇭
I was as excited as you guys when the machine started!
I spend a ridiculous amount of my life watching homesteading videos ( Im a dreamer). This channel is by far the most entertaining! How do you not have a reality tv show?? I look forward to watching you guys for a laugh.
My family thinks Im looney when Im laughing at my phone for 15 minutes. I cant even explain why, because I cant stop laughing😂😂😂😂!
God bless you all!
We've defiantly been asked, but we're pretty particular about how we are portrayed. All the best to you and yours! Keep enjoying the vids.
Happy family!!! I lake it
I'm definitely enjoying my Nigerian dwarf goat milk every day. Soooo good! And it doesn't make me feel yucky like most cow's milk does!
hahaha.................... your family and your home where you are living cool and beautiful weather. and enjoying life with nature.
Hi from Uncle Jeff in Oklahoma, USA! You kids are so Blessed as we are. You have such a Beautiful Family and l miss my children being young but Poppy Hood is AWSOME! Love and Prayers for you all! Love and God Bless ! Uncle Jeff !
One happy bubbly family...Great to see each one of you being participative & cherishing the eureka moment...
Thank you, great video, you and your neighbor are so funny together.... like two naughty brothers
That was actually really cool to watch and see one of those cream separators run. It's not something I have ever seen before. Thank you for posting this.
Okay, it's summer, you know what comes next. You scream, I scream, we all scream for ICE CREAM!
Live Your Wyoming Adventure qj
So jealous of your guys life and how you supply all of your own food pretty much..and it's all the best you could ever think of buying very lucky you are! Love being able to follow your familys awesome adventure/life.
Dave is a smart man!
I always wanted to try goat meal. The cereal with a kick!
Loved the videos.....The girls are awesome!!!!! be jealous because you the parents are awesome too. Stay happy and healthy. Liuba
Definitely y’all are in my top 5 favorite RUclips channel. Based on how exciting it is to watch, especially putting on the lockers on the Jeep 👍🏼. God bless for Lakeland Florida 🌴
Takes me back to when I was a boy and we went to my brother in laws dairy farm. They used to separate cream from the milk to send to the butter factory. The milk was used to supplement feed pigs. Same type of machine but the cleaning of the cups was a big deal. Had to use a lot of boiling water for hygiene and cleanliness. Have fun and thanks for the trip down memory lane. The 1960's were a long time ago.
Take a tall glass ,fill it full of snow, chill it then,pour a shot of goat cream over the top, wola goat cream milkshakes. A splash of vanilla oh boy whoopee.
The skim milk I feed to the calves..it was a great live to grow up with...things you do yourself was rewarding in many ways and helped me develop into a responsible person.. hugs all
Beautiful family❤️🌸 I get so much more energy of doing what i always have wanted, when I’m watching you're videos😀 Living in the nature, back to the roots😊 Much love from Norway🤩🇳🇴
Happy family 👪
If i could go back in time and get a do over, i would trade raising my kids in this techno world for something similar to your families lifestyle. Good job guys.
As a little kid in the 50’s..we had a separator but it was a hand crank..it was like starting out in 10th gear..slow and hard at first..then gradually I would get it up to speed and open the valve..it worked well and was over 75 years old..the plates or cones were nickel plated..the whole unit was 4.5 feet high..there were platform below to hold the milk and cream vats.. after each use we took it apart and cleaned it right away..we milked morning and late afternoon...we made cheese from the milk and ice cream with the cream..we had two cows..we had a small farm..but I never forget the separator.. I was important...the unit weight was over 150 pounds or about 75 kilos.. nice to see you all enjoying old ways.. thanks
Too funny - way to go Girl. Brings back memories as I used to run the crank on the separator on my Grandparents farm. Not too fast or slow. Otherwise you miss out on proper separation. You have a winner there!
Seriously, you guys are the best thing on RUclips 🤣🤣🤣
What a Sweet machine 👍🔥.
So many things to make with cream, yumo!
Skim milk doesn't taste bad I drink it but you may not.
But Pigs sure love it!
So exciting 🎇🎆🎊🎉.
JO JO IN VT 💕😄
When i was young we used to have a few Jersey cows and would skim the cream off the gallon glass jar and shake the cream to make butter. Good fun watching you learn to use the separator.
yeah mee too, that was my job to shake the jar,we didnt have no seperator just a big gallon jars we put the milk in and the cream would just float on top, good ole days!!!
We've just started watching your videos this week. We don't have paid tv just stream through the internet and we have been hooked. I'm ex military Hunter fisherman diy outdoorsy type Gardner home fixer upper kinda guy and the wife is learning the same skills. But see your family as self-sufficient working tool. Well done in all your endeavors in today's world. Your family has awesome skills. I'm envious of your lifestyle.
I really like that old electric cream operator
Very nice, excited to see what products are produced and how profitable the business is. Having never tried raw milk, no less cream I guess I have no idea what I am missing? I really like the line at 4:30 "but it's a van" ... Not just any van, the best van ever made so I would say you got an upgrade to a Westfalia from the Vega!
Butter whipped cream ice cream wow opens up some great treat nights in the bush! Cream for coffee
you people are just awesome. The videos are so funny and also filled with lots of nice education and inspiration. Thank you I really enjoy.
My aunt and uncle lived in Allen for years after retiring off the farm! Have fun with that unit, and don't put the rings in wrong
This is magical. Love you all.
I would have licked that shot glass clean too, don't waste a drop.
!😋 That lil A&W mug brings back fond childhood memories. Some day I'll get me some Nubian/Dwarf Nigerian goats--some day, Lord willing.💕
Dial folks, think of doing that without him electric motor under the separator. That’s what I did for years ago when my kids were young. I will grab the nearest kids and make turn the crank to separate for the cream from the skim milk. They are for remember doing it for me. Good luck with your business.
I wait for your videos eagerly. Truly a light in the dark. You inspire and give hope. Thanks. 🌄
“These are my TOWN clothes!” Is Dave single?? Lol
جميل جدا....الله يعطيك الصحة..و يبارك ليك في الفتيات الجميلات.
OMG!!! REALLY ITS COOL MACHINE I LOVE IT' GOOD JOB GUY'S
I got the same separator too. My parents had one too, they work awesome!
That was Great!!! I want goats now
My childhood-wake up and milk Nelly,strain milk through paper towel,put goaty goat milk on corn flakes and fill thermos with goaty goat milk for lunch pail -I’m so over goat milk but fun video 👍
Hey Man, goaty goat milk is not for the faint of heart! I'm sure the experience has made you stronger. Thanks,
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Best videos on youtube !!!!!
What an inspiration you guys! Another great video! Please keep them coming!
Thanks! We do our best!
Fantastic...loved it🐐🥛
😂🤣😆These are my town clothes. That is awesome👍
That thing Did sound like it was going take off. Very cool machine you have there.
thanks Brian,
Hi Awesome. I am from Malaysia. Follow your activities in the RUclips. You have nice family .
Thank you!
@@Gridlessness thinking if there are plan to have different location ,might be holiday.
like to seek such great success. You have a young budding entrepreneur. One suggestion I will make is purchase a small hand help manual goat milking pump. I am not expert but saw it used on another u tube video. He popped on the suction cups over goats teats, then gave the hand held unit a few pumps to create vacuum and milk poured out. No need for power and super fast. He also had small room specifically for milking, a little elevated wooden stand, feed bowl at one end, wood bar to lock head in once goat starts feeding, hook up cups and in minutes container full of milk. Your living in Paradise.
Add some of that goat milk or goat cream to your homemade soap. It will be the best soap you ever used.
Amen! Cream power!! Always keep disks in order.. I cringed when I saw you taking them apart.. You can adjust the thickness of the cream on the side of the bell..its a very small screw, that you can tighten or loosten.. Let the machine run for about 60 seconds then turn milk flow on..We have a few manual separators, we live on cream
Great fan of you all 7 of the family members best life ever I am from India
Thanks Jagpreet, very honoured to have you with us from india!
"...and tastes like a Dutch baby." I laughed so hard at that line, that cream shot out my nose, and I wasn't even drinking cream! I'd never heard that line, but have always used, "tastes like a baby angel". I love this channel for a hundred reasons, but when Jeff and Dave are together, I can't stop laughing!
I’ve heard Dave say a few times, that something is just like a Dutch baby. I think that must be his favourite food!
Lol, we use the very thick cream as a topper on everything. Tacos, soups, stews
I have a 5 L glass jug that has a spout in the side/bottom, I fill it once a week with raw cows milk, and of course the cream rises to the top as I drink the milk out of the bottom/spout. At the end of the week, all that's left in the jug is cream, and I take it out and make butter out of it. I haven't bought any butter in years! SR
@Gridlessness . Jeff, Rose. I first saw you and your family when you were part of a UK TV series with Ben Fogle it was about people who moved out of the city and developed their own way of living, you then popped up in my You Tube recommendations, and i instantly recognised you all, i have since been binge watching you videos , i am up to the 4 Yr point now. All i can say is Thank you for doing this and shareing your life with your family, Keep up the excellent video content and making me laugh. Have Subscribed and following your Adventures.
I GOT A PATTERN! I laughed out loud when she said that!
I absolutly love all the enthusiasm and I wish I could shoot back a glass of that cream with yall! I love cream!
Thanks for sharing! We have never seen one of those in action before. At the pace we go through cream, it would pay for itself in about a year, just on personal consumption!
Keep up the interesting vids!
Us too! That's why she saw the business opportunity to buy it and sell us cream!
@@Gridlessness A budding entrepreneur! If/when we're in the area again, we'll happily be her next customer if there is any excess inventory.
Awesome video, excited to see what will be made with that!
Hey, my mother grew up in Allen Saskatchewan!
So cool!! That's the best video I've seen on how it actually separates.
Not sure about that guy, but you ladies are awesome! The goats were really cool too... Still not sure about that guy... Tell the truth now, did you find a Sasquatch roaming around in the woods, clean em up and cloth him? Doesn't seem to have been a good use of your time and effort... Really though, I find you all's vids fun, entertaining and sometimes educational... Wouldn't mind seeing them frequently.
That is very kewl!
Never knew that those separators came in small sizes too...I've only seen the big industrial ones.
Letsgo for 100k Nice video
Love your channel and Jeff and Dave are hilarious. Dee from Northern New York State
On our farm mid to late forties into the fifties, we had a herd of about 50 jersey cows and separated all the milk. The cream went to a butter factory and the skim milk went to pigs and calves. But for the house we had a specially tested cow that we hand milked and to get cream we would let the milk settle in a refrigerator at least overnight and skim the cream off the top, using the cream and skimmed milk for our family needs. This created a much thicker cream. Cleaning the separator was a chore and we used sodium hypochlorite (hypo for short) and very hot water as the approved cleaning agent.
Almost anything mechanical from the 50s still works, so long as it was cared for, because they cared about quality. Not just as chap as you can from china junk.
Hope you'll do one on her first butter making journey too!
Agreed, and yes, a butter video would be delicious!
I'm still using cooking utensils that my mother bought in 1955. In those days I learned to pick and make pies with wild blackberries . I still pick them today and my new picking season starts next week. Last year I picked about £200 worth of berries at supermarket prices. I would urge the Burkinshaw's to do some blackberry picking!
Johnny Mac blackberries and cream? I'm pretty sure he'd be on board with that! 🙂🙂
This should go well with Julia's goat cream. Take some ripe blackberries. Wash them well and place in a saucepan. Let them cook in their own juice for 5-10 minutes on low heat with a sprinkle of sugar. Leave to cool. Serve with custard as we do in Ireland. The goat cream would be worth trying out with blackberries or indeed any wild berry.
Johnny Mac Where in Ireland? My dad was from Belfast. I spent a month visiting my grandma when I was young, but there was lots and lots of army around back then.
Good job man
Dang that was funny..LMAO
Much love from Prince of Wales Island Thorne Bay Alaska !!
Keep them coming..all your videos are great !!
New subscriber, wife and I love your content. We live a little north of you, close to the arctic circle
Great video as usual!
Oh my gosh, as he was saying "You're cream powered" I thought "cream puff" and then he said it haha. You had me cracking up, too. Tell your daughter that she ought to check out the thing they use on the Lumnah Acres channel to milk their goats. : )
Awesome!!!
Parabéns família muito bom
As a baby, I was allergic to formula so I was raised on goats milk. I have been allergic to dairy products all my life. I drink soy and almond milk and eat goat's cheese. I'm also allergic to sles and all so I use goats milk soap.
GRATS GUYS!!!! So cute BTW!! So we feed the skim milk to the pigs. THEY LOVE it and it's not good for us. I do not know how it works but told when you remove the fats from the milk it's not ok for us to drink.. God Bless guys..
If you're going to drink milk, skim milk is much better for you because it doesn't have the fats. We do need some fats in our diet but most people get way too much.
These are my town clothes! Lol.... Amazing.
what can you say..................................... its just canadian humor.......................... good canadian humor that is
This just made my day THANKS
5:45 I was half expecting him to say he was a Krispy Kreme diet. lol
IDK if they have Krispy Kreme that far North, but I’m sure their homemade version is better!
I use one in the South Island of NZ beautiful fresh cream on porridge, it wasn’t electric either, crank handle job lol
This is what great friends do LOL 15:08
Thanks for not putting "great" in quotes.
Hi, can we be friends...
Like a purifier machine ... Pecfec machine
Something like this doesn't exist in Indonesia ...
😂😂😂😂👍👍👍
Hey! I resent that! I'm from the 50's and I'm not old! =0)
love ur house and vids keep it up from ohio us