HP sauce is no longer made in Britain - but Stoke's Brown sauce is brilliant, and still made here - it is if anything Better than HP, give it a go and do the taste test. Once you do, there's no going back!
I believe the clocks changing do give sufferers of M.E. Or Fibromyalgia a tougher time. Thank you for this vlog Sean, I enjoy it… I agree those darn bacon packets are a nightmare to open 😂
I have sciatica, too. If you have a look around on here, there are lots of stretching exercises, which can help to free the trapped nerve. I've found they help.
Great video again Sean. Your breakfast always looks good. I have scrambled eggs for breakfast every day. 2eggs butter and salt and pepper. Cooked in a source pan too. With 2 vitamin D. The news is worrying. AI is concerning. Look after your health when these darker days come.
For what it is worth Sean, I have braved the shower at The Gym instead of at home! They have cubicle showers for the body- private like me. I save money & I am motivated to exercise & smell better! As for food, I get in a rut of eating the same meals but the gut works at its best when we change our diets daily.Sciatica, I have to break down my RUclips watching into 30 min slots as sitting for hours at a computer is the WORST thing for my back. Cheers!
I find the hype about kerrygold disturbing. It is more expensive than others, which I presume is because it's from grass fed cows. When i researched this i found that it's sourced from the same cows all year round. In summer, there is grass, but in winter, there isn't. So, how do they justify the price hike, when they don't eat grass all year round?
Virtually all milk in the uk is from grass fed cattle. They graze fields when the weather is fine, and then when brought in during the winter they are fed cut grass that is clamped. Their diet is supplemented through out the year in the milking parlour with cereal based feed. In winter they might be fed beets, potatoes and turnips in with the silage. Kerry hold butter is expensive because it’s a brand, plus it’s imported.
A lot of people have the dream of going back to nature,most of those that try it see that's its not what they imagined,its cold hard relentless survival,like our ancestors did,when in fact you can have the best of both,I reckon,but maybe I'm dreaming too,so I grow what I can in my bungalow garden,but thank god that tesco is five minutes walk away where they sell some organic food to go with my own produce,so I enjoy the dream,but deal with the reality,mostly.
I find sharp scissors the easiest to open those dam packaging, cut the top straight across first, ensuring your below the vacuum seal level, then just cut along the inner side(s) keeps the top layer in tacked.
During the housed period they are predominantly eating fermented grass (silage) so it is indeed a grass based system and the majority of their diet is coming from grass forage.
It’s why I left Sydney and moved to rural Tasmania, small land holder with our own sheep and growing our own, our Government is horrendous and their ramping things up with digital ID and they are wanting to control what we view on the internet
Be wary of the “grass fed” tag, they can claim its been grass fed even if it was for a very brief time , apparently it should be labelled grass fed and/or finished if you want the real thing.
Sometimes you can peel it open from a corner. Finally discovered that after struggling like you just did . I don't trust this Govt any more than the last one.
@@seanjamescameron if times is hard and you looking to save a few pennies I would suggest giving waitrose a miss if you can, is the most expensive supermarket in lots of recent surveys. Great video, tho, thanks
@@sandramalone9977 At the time of making this video, which I think was last summer, Waitrose was actually the cheapest for better quality home brands at the time.
I liked your comment about packaging made by vegans. 😂 I put the packets soft plastic side up and use a serated knife along the rind edge of the bacon and peel it back. I do that for many things. I have to remember to clean the knife before I use it again for bread or salad. I am a messy cook.
@13:52 Have you seen your clock going backwards .. we have a radio controlled clock and it always goes forwards .. although sometimes at a high speed, say after replacing batteries.
Yes, I've told the story a few times but it was sauce that was originally only available at the Houses of Parliament but during their Summer break they wanted to take some home so the company started producing bottles and in no time it became available to the general public.
I experience the same pain you describe. I think the strain arises from sitting too much in a rigid position. I get the condition when I spend too much time on computer or don't stretch enough. The whole body is connected. I use bodywork balls and knobs to work out "knots" I can feel which also helps tremendously. Press your leg in the spot you feel soreness and see if you can feel a tenderness where a "knot" is. Massage if necessary. I have the same problem with my bacon here. I simply use a knife to cut 3/4 so a flap can be folded; then, I re-wrap it tightly in cling wrap and then aluminum foil. I break open my eggs the same way after seeing a chef on YT do the same. Much better than the years I cracked on the side of the pan or a bowl. I moved 3 years ago and am cooking on gas for the first time in my life. I love it. I whip the scrambled eggs, splash a small amount of cream & droplet of water (chef recommended), add small slivers of butter (plus salt & pepper) and cook on the highest heat in a slightly hot skillet. I remove the eggs from heat as the skillet heats up. They're always soft and flavorful. I buy grass-fed butter from companies in the U.S. which is slightly higher in price than Kerry: I want as local as possible. Yes, we have daylight savings time in the U.S. Arizona and Hawaii don't participate. Ours is Nov. 5. Governments and those who develop technology like AI are in bed together. News on inflation from U.S.: "UMich Inflation Expectations Exploded Higher In October: 'Consumer Frustration Appeared Everywhere'" from ZeroHedge. I don't watch any TV and get my news only from internet sources I trust. "While consumers recognize that inflation has slowed down from its peak last summer, they cannot ignore that their budgets remain stretched and their purchasing power reduced." In the U.S., credit cards are maxxed out equivalent to 2008. The homeless exploding near major cities. I think a good option for me in my 70s will be a small town with neighbors near-by...hopefully with a great garden area. I've lived isolated since March 2020 and see people only when walking or in stores. I would prefer some social contact but am prepared to have none if life so dictates. I'm sitting here with perhaps the last of the fall bloom in roses with my Peace rose (pinkish with yellow center) and the most intoxicating fragrance. I'm in heaven.
I do enjoy seeing you in your natural environment Sean😊. I have fibromyalgia, CFS and sciatica as well; it triggers restless legs in me. Ive got to stretch and massage my lower back and legs a few times each day to get relief. I use an electric massager and a manual massager to save my thumbs.
I suffer with restless legs too , some people get relief from using magnesium spray on their legs , you can make your your own by using 1 cup of Magnesium Citrate to 1 cup of boiling water, this will keeps for a good few months . You may find when applied it will make you itch(this may mean you ARE low in magnesium) a way to combat that is to apply a little oil (olive, coconut,avocado) which will slow down the absorption of the MO .
So much to comment on in this video. In regards to keto, I know from my own experience that unless I was absolutely strict with it I strayed too often. I’d say “I’ll just have a little “ and it would slowly erode into cheating regularly. Second, never trust government. It *always* tries to assume more power and control while reducing individual freedom. Especially in the US the government has taken powers far beyond what was ever originally envisioned. But living in the woods alone sounds good, and I’ve wanted that myself, but in reality complete self sufficiency is really difficult to achieve. Few people really want to raise pigs for slaughter, for example, to get that rasher if bacon in the morning. Last, AI has such great potential but it will be subverted by governments and corporations who will use it against the people. But the toothpaste is out of the tube. There’s no getting it back in though the government is the last one that should be in charge of it. Thanks for a morning of considerable thought-provoking content
The flaw in the system, is that the vast majority of MPs are corrupt narcissists, who have no interest in the people that they're supposed to represent and are only out to line their own pockets!
Trust the government? Nope, I also question doctors. lol Prices have not come down here in the states. There are areas that have better prices than we do in my area of Tennessee, USA. They can't keep viruses and malware out of computers. I sure don't trust it in anything else. With daylight savings time the state of Tennessee has legislation to stop flip flopping our clocks.
I tracked down & bought The Wood That Built London after seeing your bath-time reading YT episode. I had known about the Great North Wood already but still fascinating for someone who has lived in Norwood, Selhurst, Croydon, Dulwich & all the other places mentioned in the book. Thanks.
Eggs may be refrigerated three to five weeks from the day they are placed in the refrigerator. The "Sell-By" date will usually expire during that length of time, but the eggs will be perfectly safe to use.
I wouldn't trust the government to open a window never mind anything else
@@lizwilliams14we have criminals exactly with the same mindset as Turdeau.
Trust and government are two words that should not go together
HP sauce is no longer made in Britain - but Stoke's Brown sauce is brilliant, and still made here - it is if anything Better than HP, give it a go and do the taste test. Once you do, there's no going back!
Will check it out.
East TN in u.s.a. we fall back too. And many if not most citizens across the globe have a growing mistrust of government.😢
After the last 4 years of nonsense will never trust any statutory body or authority again , God bless
Thank you for another glimpse into the life of Sean. You can make every day things very watchable. Missed seeing the cats though.
I believe the clocks changing do give sufferers of M.E. Or Fibromyalgia a tougher time. Thank you for this vlog Sean, I enjoy it… I agree those darn bacon packets are a nightmare to open 😂
I have sciatica, too. If you have a look around on here, there are lots of stretching exercises, which can help to free the trapped nerve. I've found they help.
Great video again Sean. Your breakfast always looks good.
I have scrambled eggs for breakfast every day.
2eggs butter and salt and pepper.
Cooked in a source pan too.
With 2 vitamin D.
The news is worrying. AI is concerning. Look after your health when these darker days come.
For what it is worth Sean, I have braved the shower at The Gym instead of at home! They have cubicle showers for the body- private like me. I save money & I am motivated to exercise & smell better! As for food, I get in a rut of eating the same meals but the gut works at its best when we change our diets daily.Sciatica, I have to break down my RUclips watching into 30 min slots as sitting for hours at a computer is the WORST thing for my back. Cheers!
I find the hype about kerrygold disturbing. It is more expensive than others, which I presume is because it's from grass fed cows. When i researched this i found that it's sourced from the same cows all year round. In summer, there is grass, but in winter, there isn't. So, how do they justify the price hike, when they don't eat grass all year round?
Virtually all milk in the uk is from grass fed cattle. They graze fields when the weather is fine, and then when brought in during the winter they are fed cut grass that is clamped. Their diet is supplemented through out the year in the milking parlour with cereal based feed. In winter they might be fed beets, potatoes and turnips in with the silage. Kerry hold butter is expensive because it’s a brand, plus it’s imported.
@@andrewhead6267 it's great to see the cows come out of the barns in spring again onto the grass, they love it - they really are happy cows.
Loving these vlogs Sean 👍
A lot of people have the dream of going back to nature,most of those that try it see that's its not what they imagined,its cold hard relentless survival,like our ancestors did,when in fact you can have the best of both,I reckon,but maybe I'm dreaming too,so I grow what I can in my bungalow garden,but thank god that tesco is five minutes walk away where they sell some organic food to go with my own produce,so I enjoy the dream,but deal with the reality,mostly.
I find sharp scissors the easiest to open those dam packaging, cut the top straight across first, ensuring your below the vacuum seal level, then just cut along the inner side(s) keeps the top layer in tacked.
You can trust them to fill each others pocket as long they are not caught then they turn on you because you can imploy them as doing the same
Hi Sean !
Apparently, all British cows are grass fed for 180 days only a year. Which means , all butter suppliers can label it as grass fed ! 😊
During the housed period they are predominantly eating fermented grass (silage) so it is indeed a grass based system and the majority of their diet is coming from grass forage.
No way what’s so ever
It’s why I left Sydney and moved to rural Tasmania, small land holder with our own sheep and growing our own, our Government is horrendous and their ramping things up with digital ID and they are wanting to control what we view on the internet
Be wary of the “grass fed” tag, they can claim its been grass fed even if it was for a very brief time , apparently it should be labelled grass fed and/or finished if you want the real thing.
We still follow daylight savings time here in Ontario Canada. I hate it.
I use a scissors which is kept in my utensils drawer and only used for food purposes
Here where I live..( London Ontario Canada 🇨🇦) we do change our clocks as well. November 5 th ..
Sometimes you can peel it open from a corner. Finally discovered that after struggling like you just did . I don't trust this Govt any more than the last one.
The only person Rishi Sunak is looking out for is himself and his constituents.
U were making a hash of opening that bacon Sean,, 🙄use scissors!! Save it in tupperware box or food bag.
Didn’t have any.
@@seanjamescameron if times is hard and you looking to save a few pennies I would suggest giving waitrose a miss if you can, is the most expensive supermarket in lots of recent surveys.
Great video, tho, thanks
@@sandramalone9977 At the time of making this video, which I think was last summer, Waitrose was actually the cheapest for better quality home brands at the time.
Irish butter is the best
It tastes like the butter Mom had.
Farmfoods sell kerry gold butter at a very cheap price
I liked your comment about packaging made by vegans. 😂 I put the packets soft plastic side up and use a serated knife along the rind edge of the bacon and peel it back. I do that for many things. I have to remember to clean the knife before I use it again for bread or salad. I am a messy cook.
Do you i wouldn't trust them as far as could throw them they are waste of space
I am a big Kombucha fan, normally a bottle in the evening.
Never, ever, ever trust the government.
@13:52 Have you seen your clock going backwards .. we have a radio controlled clock and it always goes forwards .. although sometimes at a high speed, say after replacing batteries.
Kitchen scissors Sean 🙏
Hi Sean, just purchased 600G bottle of HP Sauce. Tesco’s club card price £3.00 or £3.49 without CC.
Thank you.
Bacon and scrambled egg i allways scrambled eggs in pan more tasty and bacon looks nice enjoy video and great cooking
Did you notice that HP sauce has the House's of Parliment photo on it hence HP
Yes, I've told the story a few times but it was sauce that was originally only available at the Houses of Parliament but during their Summer break they wanted to take some home so the company started producing bottles and in no time it became available to the general public.
I experience the same pain you describe. I think the strain arises from sitting too much in a rigid position. I get the condition when I spend too much time on computer or don't stretch enough. The whole body is connected. I use bodywork balls and knobs to work out "knots" I can feel which also helps tremendously. Press your leg in the spot you feel soreness and see if you can feel a tenderness where a "knot" is. Massage if necessary. I have the same problem with my bacon here. I simply use a knife to cut 3/4 so a flap can be folded; then, I re-wrap it tightly in cling wrap and then aluminum foil. I break open my eggs the same way after seeing a chef on YT do the same. Much better than the years I cracked on the side of the pan or a bowl. I moved 3 years ago and am cooking on gas for the first time in my life. I love it. I whip the scrambled eggs, splash a small amount of cream & droplet of water (chef recommended), add small slivers of butter (plus salt & pepper) and cook on the highest heat in a slightly hot skillet. I remove the eggs from heat as the skillet heats up. They're always soft and flavorful. I buy grass-fed butter from companies in the U.S. which is slightly higher in price than Kerry: I want as local as possible. Yes, we have daylight savings time in the U.S. Arizona and Hawaii don't participate. Ours is Nov. 5. Governments and those who develop technology like AI are in bed together. News on inflation from U.S.: "UMich Inflation Expectations Exploded Higher In October: 'Consumer Frustration Appeared Everywhere'" from ZeroHedge. I don't watch any TV and get my news only from internet sources I trust. "While consumers recognize that inflation has slowed down from its peak last summer, they cannot ignore that their budgets remain stretched and their purchasing power reduced." In the U.S., credit cards are maxxed out equivalent to 2008. The homeless exploding near major cities. I think a good option for me in my 70s will be a small town with neighbors near-by...hopefully with a great garden area. I've lived isolated since March 2020 and see people only when walking or in stores. I would prefer some social contact but am prepared to have none if life so dictates. I'm sitting here with perhaps the last of the fall bloom in roses with my Peace rose (pinkish with yellow center) and the most intoxicating fragrance. I'm in heaven.
Nope! 😊
I do enjoy seeing you in your natural environment Sean😊. I have fibromyalgia, CFS and sciatica as well; it triggers restless legs in me. Ive got to stretch and massage my lower back and legs a few times each day to get relief. I use an electric massager and a manual massager to save my thumbs.
I went to a sleep clinic for a few days and they asked "do you play football" haha, yes I've got those restless legs as well.
@@seanjamescameron haha.
I suffer with restless legs too , some people get relief from using magnesium spray on their legs , you can make your your own by using 1 cup of Magnesium Citrate to 1 cup of boiling water, this will keeps for a good few months . You may find when applied it will make you itch(this may mean you ARE low in magnesium) a way to combat that is to apply a little oil (olive, coconut,avocado) which will slow down the absorption of the MO .
So much to comment on in this video. In regards to keto, I know from my own experience that unless I was absolutely strict with it I strayed too often. I’d say “I’ll just have a little “ and it would slowly erode into cheating regularly.
Second, never trust government. It *always* tries to assume more power and control while reducing individual freedom. Especially in the US the government has taken powers far beyond what was ever originally envisioned. But living in the woods alone sounds good, and I’ve wanted that myself, but in reality complete self sufficiency is really difficult to achieve. Few people really want to raise pigs for slaughter, for example, to get that rasher if bacon in the morning.
Last, AI has such great potential but it will be subverted by governments and corporations who will use it against the people. But the toothpaste is out of the tube. There’s no getting it back in though the government is the last one that should be in charge of it.
Thanks for a morning of considerable thought-provoking content
On the subject of governments,the flaw in the system is that they have to work hard to get re elected,and cannot plan long term.
The flaw in the system, is that the vast majority of MPs are corrupt narcissists, who have no interest in the people that they're supposed to represent and are only out to line their own pockets!
You might be better using scissors, then putting the bacon in a Pyrex dish with a plastic lid, then putting in the fridge.👍🥰
Bless you. 🤧
hey sean go back to keto, I know its hard to keep to but it has loads of benefits our bodies are not ment to eat all the carbs on offer today.
I agree! And try not to use the microwave because the radiation destroys the nutrients in the food.
Not at all
Any reason you don’t want to do the daily vlogs Sean? Enjoyed the video, hope you slept that night! Take care from us 😊
Life is just not that interesting.
@@seanjamescameron haha to you 😉
Trust the government? Nope, I also question doctors. lol Prices have not come down here in the states. There are areas that have better prices than we do in my area of Tennessee, USA. They can't keep viruses and malware out of computers. I sure don't trust it in anything else. With daylight savings time the state of Tennessee has legislation to stop flip flopping our clocks.
nice one Sean enjoyed it thoroughly!
short answer? NO!
No don't trust anything they say...and no we don't do the clock here ..we don't do anything here in sa..South Africa...pfff 😊
No, South Africa
I think I would be a lot safer with an AI robot than the government in power at the moment
No
I tracked down & bought The Wood That Built London after seeing your bath-time reading YT episode. I had known about the Great North Wood already but still fascinating for someone who has lived in Norwood, Selhurst, Croydon, Dulwich & all the other places mentioned in the book. Thanks.
Why add butter when frying bacon...in a non-stick pan 😑 i suppose a bit of fat a day is ok.
I'm really enjoying the videos, i have sciatica too & it can be very painful sotake carexx
Hi Sean, thanks for your video… 👩🏼🌾 🎃
Have a great weekend with good wishes from Shelly in Sheffield ✨✨✨✨🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃✨ 🐚
You shouldnt keep eggs in fridge they dont last as long as the it kills the bloom that protects the egg
Eggs may be refrigerated three to five weeks from the day they are placed in the refrigerator. The "Sell-By" date will usually expire during that length of time, but the eggs will be perfectly safe to use.
Do not trust Government but always trust HP sauce
Pity it's not made in Britain any more. Stoke's Brown sauce is much better.
Nope.