HUGE $1,017 Azure Standard Haul/ STOCK UP... NOW/ Family of 10!! / My FIRST youtube video!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Today I am sharing with you my Azure Standard haul for October. This is my first youtube video so PLEASE bear with me while I learn the process and how to edit better!! I am trying many new products I have not tried in this video. At the end of the video I inserted some pictures I took of the beautiful place we are blessed to call home!
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This channel is about sharing REAL tips and tricks as a homeschooling mom (9) years in the making. Motivational videos. Tips on homemaking and keeping your home in order. Videos that are real life and not created to appear phony or perfect. Videos on awareness of the times we are living in and how to remain level-headed. How to get your home in order. Preparedness and what that looks like with a large family. Videos on all things homesteading from raising animals for food, pressure canning, water bath canning, water glassing eggs, milling wheat berries, cooking and baking from scratch, HIGH ALTITUDE tried and true recipes, dehydrating. Videos on everyday DIY things. Chatty videos to encourage and support you where you are at in your life. Sharing DELICIOUS recipes with you. How to start a working pantry and maintain it. How to grow that pantry into a long term pantry. Huge monthly grocery hauls and many more videos on the way.
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And your house is beautiful!! If you don't want to show the whole pantry dont, I sometimes worry about those that do. I don't even post pics of KY canning and preserving anymore because I either got a lot of nastiness or people were like "we're coming to your house"- I will always share...but sharing is on my terms, not yours! Looking forward to more content!
Completely understand the high altitude cooking struggle. I live above 9,200 ft elevation, and it has taken me a year to perfect my bread recipes for this elevation.
Just moved from 27 feet to 4,000 and re-learning how to cook at high altitude (grew up here, took 25 years to make it back). I experienced pure rage at au jus last week waiting for the boil. 😂😂
Great haul. We love Azure and order so much from them. Just in case you have pets, any gum/food with Xylitol is deadly if they ingest even the smallest amount. I had ordered some keto cookies a few years ago and they arrived moldy so I threw in the trash. Our young Goldendoodle got the package and ate a three pack of the cookies. I had her at the vet within 20 minutes of ingestion and she was already in trouble. Thankfully she lived. Even a chewed piece of gum that has been spit out can kill a dog if they ingest.
This is awesome for your first video! I am praying about starting my own channel so I can help bring another stream of income into our house without leaving home! I want to homeschool soon and start a homestead one day so your channel is such a blessing! I look forward to learning here!!
You can do it!!! I have learned so much from RUclips over the years, so I wanted to give back in a way and teach others. My hope was that my channel would be helpful for someone. There will be a lot of videos covering canning, dehydrating, homeschooling, recipes, cleaning and organizing the home, raising animals and so much more! :) Thank you for joining the channel and following along with this new adventure of ours!
Our cheeses seem to last well over 2 months. Most of them have been stamped 6 months to a year. As long as it doesn't become cross contaminated from knife, board etc... you keep it in original wrap ( unless portioned and vacuum sealed) and try to keep it air tight...it literally lasts well over a few months.
Enjoyed this too! Great great video esp being your first one! Sound is great, focus, and verbage. Enjoyed it. 🌺
Picking up my first azure haul tomorrow and we are a family of 7 so I like seeing what larger families are buying
keep doing what you are doing . doing a good job. like to see your cooking and canning and preservation videos. especially for the area you live compared to where I live. it's interesting to learn doing things a different way for the future if I ever live at a higher evaluation.
Your channel popped up in my recommended views and I watched! Great first video, great haul. Subscribing! I'm not on a mountain, but still.an hour away from a Sam's or costco. Thinking about azure orders, and I love watching the hauls!
I loved this - I subscribe to Acre Homestead as well - I can't do any of your amazing homesteading at the moment but one day we will get to buying a property with a little bit of space - thanks so much
So glad you decided to start a channel. I think we’re best friends already 😂
Thank you! After reading your "about" section on your channel, I would definitely say we have A LOT in common and share the same values. I am glad you left a comment, I just subscribed to your channel ❤️
You’re right! IT’S PEE-CAN! 😂
Everything you got I could see myself buying. Loved this video.
Angela, this is so awesome! Congratulations on your RUclips Channel! Thank you for sharing a piece of your life with us. I'm so proud of you! Love ya, sis!
I plan to do our first azure order this month! You showed me things I didn't know I need and now I must get for sure!! Added lots to my order.
I'm so happy the video was helpful. You're going to love Azure! I've shopped with them for three years and have never been disappointed. ❤️
Yay!!! I’ve found another woman who is on the dark chocolate diet like me 😂😂😂. I also switched from ice cream to sherbet because…well, I have no self-control with cold, sweet, dessert items so figured I’d better go to the “healthy” sherbet (still lack control, just results in fewer calories, sugar, fat going in). I just found you so starting with the first video, and you are a natural at this if this is your first video! I feel a sherbet fueled video binge in my future! 😂😂
I’m so happy I found you! I absolutely love azure hauls and I’ve added those bagels and the pancake mix to my next order 😅😅
I'm so glad you are here! Welcome 😊
I can’t wait to see more videos!❤
I'm looking forward to seeing how you process all the fruit yummies!
You need to follow Acre homestead, and Seasonal homestead for tips to your freezer drying
Thanks for your suggestions. We have been freeze drying a ton. Thankfully, my husband is smart and figured it all out for me!!! 😊
Hi Angela,. I'm looking forward to your cooking videos and canning. Best of luck with your tube channel. I just subscribed. Oh, and I'm from Florida.
Thank you and welcome! Lots of cooking and canning videos coming up 😊
Congratulations on your new channel and welcome from Oklahoma :) Looking forward to canning and baking videos. Please for safety check the battery to your fire alarm. I come from a place of love only :)
Thank you so much! Yes, we just replaced that this weekend! ❤️
I have been using the elderberries as a tea. Its wonderful! No idea why I hadn't thought of it sooner!
Wow that's a great idea!
@@rockymountainhomesteadangela I have been looking for more hot beverage alternatives. We love coffee....but it doesn't love us back! 😆 Expresso oddly didn't bother us..no idea why. Might have to invest in a good machine :)
I have to try Azure ! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing. Good job
I know what you mean about no self control when it comes to toffee and chocolate! I just found your channel, and I'm interested in all the foods you can make. We used to live in Denver. The mountains are so pretty.
Oh my goodness! Is that views from your homestead or near where you live? Absolutely breathtaking!!
Those are views close to where we live in the Rockies. It's a very beautiful area!
very very beautiful area you live . I live in the pacific northwest.
We also like to make harvest switzel drink with molasses, very good and refreshing. Be careful with the gum that your dog's font get any...xylitol is poisonous to dogs (former vet tech here ;) ) subscribed to your channel, it's nice to find like minded youttubers.
Thanking for sharing
Great video,it's little weird that you dont have more view😀
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This year I made peach salsa. It was real good
I went overboard with my peach jam this summer, so I didn't have enough to make it. I can only imagine it's absolutely delicious! 😋
Angela i hope u see this, how big is your pantry? Just average. My pantry looks the same. Longer and skinnier. I like the way u arranged yours. I was thinking to do something similar if it's about the same size. Mines 4x13 ish. Ty so much!
Im new to AS and have wondered if they would have peaches later this year. I was glad to see you had them so I could see them. Do you remember how much they cost? I dont see any record of them on the website.
They do carry them every year, I think around August and September. I was able to look back in my order history. For 20lbs the total was $39.80. They also offer smaller sizes, I did not order the smaller sizes, so I dont know the cost. I just remember it was available. Hope that helps!
@@rockymountainhomesteadangela thanks!
I need to locate a pear honey recipe. My grandma made it when I was little. It wasn’t like a pear preserve. It was thin sliced pieces of pear in a syrup type stuff but was a little thicker then syrup. If anyone has that recipe and reads this will you please share it. One of those things that went when grandma did. That woman was so knowledgeable and unfortunately when we lose those older ones we lose that wealth of knowledge. 😞
On another note I would love it if you will do videos on your canning up stuff and share your recipes. I’m always looking for new stuff to try. We just moved to Florida and it is very different than growing and canning in Alaska lol.
I agree, that generation had a wealth of knowledge. I have canning videos uploading at the moment. Just posted a pumpkin spice cookie recipe early this morning. I will be sharing many recipes on this channel. We moved to Colorado from Florida 8 years ago and yes gardening is so different! I do miss Florida for that reason though, it was easier than where we currently live. I hope you find that recipe and I will look into that too and see what I can find. ❤️
New subscriber here. I wish I had your space! Our house is *so* teeny but we do have a back building that we're using for storage, except that it needs a LOT of work. I'm interested in a couple of things. New to a LOT of this stuff. I've ordered from Azure since May I think. Curious of how you're storing your wheat? And which grinder/mill you use? I'm on a very limited budget. (It would be a dream to order this much at once! Yet a nightmare trying to organize it all due to lack of space currently..lol) Currently trying to use what I have left of buckets/mylar bags, O2 absorbers. Can you give me more tips (besides: 'store in dark cool area') for the wheat? Looking forward to viewing a lot more of your videos!
First off welcome and thank you! In our first home, we had three kids (with number 4 on the way) in a 2 bedroom house roughly 1100 square feet. You got to get creative with the space you have and I totally get that. Its a nightmare for me to put all this away, even with the space we have!
The grinder I use is a Wondermill and it runs beautifully. I also have a hand mill for emergency use. There are much more affordable grinders but with how frequently I use mine (every other day) I wanted to be sure it could hold up to the usage it would get.
My wheat I store in 5 gallon buckets with nothing fancy. Where we are in the Rockies it is dry, very low humidity or moisture and things store well "as is" because of that. I also cycle through my long term food storage, my wheat berries and my short term food storage. So nothing of mine is stored back and not touched. If you want to store wheat berries long term (25 years plus) then yes I would use a 5 gallon bucket with a gamma lid (if possible) , a mylar bag and a 2,000cc o2 absorber. Or for a smaller increment, wheat in a 1 gallon mylar bag with a 300 cc absorber. I will have a video up by this weekend going in depth on these topics!!
New sub from Texas.❤xo
Welcome to the channel!!
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Nice video, but I swear I hear your smoke alarm chirping in the background? Nice haul.
It was and it was so annoying. It was 24 ft high on the ceiling. Hubby had to bring home a ladder when finished using it on a job to reach it. It is above a staircase 🤦🏼♀️
@@rockymountainhomesteadangela gotta love our men!
Drop Nestle. Such a horrible, horrible company. Azure has bulk chocolate chips, even allergy friendly ones.
Yes, but they are not cost effective, at least not for us... Costco or Sam’s club work better for us
@@suzanneford2434 if you aren't concerned with ingredients then yes.
I am very, but when 1 pound is well over $8 and the amount I store and bake with.. I can’t afford azure...... other things I can from there
Do you use the meat
How big is your family?
Never mind, I see in the title now!
Not to be critical but talk less concentrate more on the videography. I don't care to see sky views and nonpertenant content!!!! Keep going you'll get better with experience...happy days hope this helps!
I personally love the added scenery at the end. I watch another Alaskan homesteading couple specifically for that additional content. I live in Hawaii and only have 2 seasons…rainy and sunny. Love to see the rest of the country through the eyes of those who live there.
I loved the scenery at the end! Beautiful 💖
Your video is sideways.
Yep, sorry about that! At 6:33 I realized that and turned the phone horizontally. First video I ever made..
Had to click off when your kids couldn't have peaches because you "have to can". If they want them fresh why shouldn't they be able to have them 🤷
"Those" peaches were the exact amount I needed to can for my recipe. Thats what i bought them for. There were other fresh fruits on the kitchen counter for my kids to snack on and I paused the video to tell her that. I didn't think I had to specify it in my video.
@@rockymountainhomesteadangela Hi Angela, you didn't. As her mother you had a right to tell her no to what she can and cannot have at the time. You must have your reasons. Its perfectly ok to tell kids no.
I misread that at first, sorry. Yes, I think it's healthy for kids to be told no, and my kids certainly are told no often. Glad you agree. I think that's a big problem with kids these days is that there's no disciple at all and parents are too busy trying to be their kids friends! ❤️