What we buy to feed our FAMILY OF 12
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Every year, we make, grow or raise more items that we don't need to buy from the store, and it brings me so much joy! 💙I join you in encouraging others to get started, even if it's just something small! 🤗🤗🤗
I love that! It’s the same way I like to expand… try something new each year! 🥰
Best wishes to other YT channel producers ❤
@16:17 oh gosh Julie I am so delighted to learn of your blog! I’ll send it to my SIL who I sent your homeschooling info to )she LOVES IT~so do my niece & nephews) for which I am absolutely grateful for. (I know she is as well🥰) I am thankful that I found your channel and it’s TRUE~ you CAN teach an old dog new tricks! (lol I’m getting close to 57 now) and your channel is such a breath of fresh air. Thank you for being you Julie! You DO make a difference and I am so blessed (as many are) to follow you. God Bless you and your sweet family Julie.
Love from my home in Utah to yours.
Love,
“Nana”
Thanks for showing everything! I’m thankful to see you’re doing so much better! ✝️
Our kids are grown as are the grandkids and we both dislike living in the city. So we sold our house and put a tiny home on my mother in laws property. Our garden will be small this year, but next year we already have plans. Great haul!!
I started 8 tomato plants and some herbs this year. It's not much, but it's making me so happy. ❤
Too bad u can’t post a pic in the comments for us. I hope yt makes that possible soon
That’s awesome! 😊
You can root a piece of the oregano by just sticking it in the ground! More plants!
I’ll try that!
I just seen where there will be a shortage of pecans due to tornado damage. If you can, stock up!!!🙏❤️
The weather has been disrupting food production in England 🏴. We have had more rain than normal. The whole world is experiencing unprecedented weather abnormalities.
We love those siete chips! Praying for you Julie in the final stretch. Love from South Carolina. ❤
They are so so yummy!!
Thank you for the prayers 💖
So glad you are able to get out and enjoy your garden! I love to dig in the earth and see things grow and bloom, and thrive! Good grocery haul for your family. Glad all things are doing well at your little abode! Chop the top off your carrots and get them to grow! Free source of food!
Your looking great Julie. Continued good health ❤
Thank you!
Southwest Mo here, I enjoys your videos very much.
i know a lady who is a carrot junky and her hands feet and face has a orange hew to it because she has so much carritin (sp) in it she actually went to doctors as she was worried about the discolouration lol hugsssss
It’s so wonderful that you can live off your land in a huge way. It’s healthier and a wonderful education for your children! We’re in the city but in the summer I grow tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, snap peas and potatoes for our family. We also have a couple apple trees, blueberry and raspberry bushes, strawberry plants and blackberries are plentiful here for foraging. We buy peaches, blueberries and strawberries in bulk and I can them for winter plus make a years worth of jam. We also make our own bread, which we know a lot of people do around us. There’s plenty that can be done even in a small space! We may eventually move to the country but I think it’s a mindset and work ethic; skills can be grown no matter where we are planted, and built upon year after year!
It sounds like you’re making the best of what you have and I just love that! 🥰
Julie can you put on how you make your own Kombucha tea? I buy it but would like to make it.
Figure your grocery bill after you figure in your animal costs including grains, fencing, straw, pasture rental, medical, butcher packaging, freezer, electricity for freezer, incubators, animal bottles, tools, feeders, and sheds, etc..
That in reality is your total budget.
The plus is you know you’re getting quality food so you get what what you pay for as you said, but there’s costs that people may not realize and compare their budget to yours so it would be full disclosure to reveal production and storage costs.
It’s the same with gardening - seeds, tomato cages or wire, matting, fencing, canning jars, canner, dehydrator, parchment paper, storage bucket, wheat grinder, etc.. There’s a lot of costs to gardening. Some is initial expense but then on a $300 item that may last you 5 years, then you still have an expense of $60 per year.
Freezers are expensive to run as well. They can cost $50 per month. It may not be a lot per month but it adds up.
Glad you’re feeling better.
In my time zone we figure Mother’s Day for planting so you’re way ahead of me.
Great video! So glad you are feeling better. 💕
Thank you!
You inspire me to want to eat healthier and grow my own food, its harder to do as i live in london in the city where we dont have much back yard space but my mum and i grow tomato and green chilli plants every year as well as strawberries, we’ve done potatoes one year as well, it is so much fun!
Sounds like you’re doing a great job with the resources you have 👏🏻👏🏻
I shop at the same Costco as you so I'm happy to know that the avocado oil is back in stock. I need to head over soon and grab some.
Yes I was so glad to see it!!
You’re amazing! 😊
you are looking very healthy now and the glow in your face shows it all hugssssss
Thank you! 💖
We've extended our garden this year too. 🌱 It's wonderful that you're doing better and can do the things you enjoy again. ❤
I’m so thankful to be active again!
@@jasonandjulie 41 years ago I was on bed rest for months with our first child. I was feeling for you, I know it's hard. 🥰
I'm so glad you liked your baby carrier. Congratulations and can't wait to meet the new baby
Yes thank you!!
We call chips crisps in England 🏴. We call fries chips. Love having crisps with a sandwich for lunch. Not very often because I like fruit with a yogurt more healthy and nutritious.
That’s fun! 😁
And yes… we enjoy them as a once in awhile treat too.
When you said that 6 cans of tuna was for one meal, I remembered as a kid, my mom used to mix hard boiled eggs with the tuna and it stretch out the tuna sandwiches. Try one can with a couple eggs. They might like it. My mom would put mayo, celery, and chopped dill pickles .❤
We use 6 cans plus hard boiled eggs 😆
Julie have you ever tried making your own laundry detergent? I know your time is limited but its super easy and makes about a half a 5 gallon bucket worth of detergent. Its all natural too.
I have in the past, but right now it’s one of the things that I cut out so I could spend more time on other things. 😬 I just buy the fragrance free stuff whenever it’s on instant rebate at Costco.
So glad you're feeling better! Continued prayers for you and baby! ❤
Thank you!
I love your shopping experiences, so I am glad you posted.
Thank you for watching!
In going through the Azure shopping list I was unsure if some of their products are organic and non-GMO. It seemed like some are not. Also, I didn’t see Cheddar cheese. I only saw Parmesan and Mozzarella. We just recently got an Azure delivery site nearby.
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i so wish azure was in Canada hugsssss
a lot of homesteaders in the states say the same of their oregano so its not just you hugss
That’s interesting!
You look great !
Well thank you!! ☺️
Thank you for video. Watching all that food makes us curious. What will you cook ? SO can we ask for " what we are" kind of video? Can be just one day meals. I must confess I love your Sunday Brunch series on Instagram.
What a clever family idea to be followed ❤😊
what we ate 🤣 of course
Enjoyed the video 😊
Thanks for watching!
im not a fan of olive oil i only use avocado oil but the funny thing is i love olives of any kind its so weird i know hugsss
Wonderful video ❤❤❤❤
Thank you 🤗
Oh wow, Marianne Avocado oil. My Costco still doesn't have it in. Has a brand one third the size, yet same price.
Hopefully you’ll see it in your Costco soon!
What does instant rebate? Does anyone know?
What does the dad do for a living? Can't imagine supporting this many children. Do they go to school? Your are wonder woman for sure. So many questions 🤔
It’s Costco’s term for a discount that comes off when you check out at the register 🙂
My husband is a financial advisor
@@jasonandjulie thank you. You are a
wonder woman 🙏
I can't believe how cheap that salmon is! It's over $40 for that size of farmed salmon here and I live on the east coast!
It’s a great price. I’m thankful for it!
You need to hook up with a seed swap. They usually are in Feb.
I Would like to know what brand of ice cream yous eat at times ? Could you share the brand ?
I can’t remember the brand… it was something like Signature? We found it at Aldi.
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Would love to know what recipes or ratios you use for popsicles.
I’ve actually never measured it out 😁 If the mixture in the blender tastes yummy then I call it good!
I admire much of what you do. But I have difficulty reconciling how you recommend cooking instructions in Nourishing Traditions and then buy chips and processed meats. Someone said if your great grandmother wouldn't recognize it, DON'T EAT IT. I find that's a good. Criteria when shopping. People are so unhealthy today because our government allows big food companies to actually poison us.
We all do our best and if most of what they eat is healthy homegrown food, they are doing better that 99.9% of the rest of us! I wish I could do a fraction of what this family does!
I do understand your point of view. Right now moderation is the best fit for us. I had a close family member who was so consumed with being 100% pure in everything she ate, drank, etc, that it ended up taking over her life until she eventually passed away.
It made me realize that although I want to pursue healthy living, I don’t want to be extreme about it or allow it to lead me into a life of fear.
Doing things like soaking beans or grains is something simple that I can do for our health and doesn’t take much time, so I do it. Each person should evaluate their current circumstances and do what works for them ❤️
It's always good to manage the food that goes in your own mouth. Special treats are just that. This is an amazing family that should be encouraged not JUDGED.
Having a healthy and common sense mindset around food is very important. Some food is good for your body and other is good for treating yourself it's all about balance. Every culture had their treats and sweets. Also many cultures fry potatoes in oil, chips are just a thinner version😊❤ @@jasonandjulie
Great video
have you thought of making your own yogurt, butter and cheeses?
Yep it’s something I have done in the past but we’re just not getting enough milk now. I’d love to get a second cow so I have plenty to start making things again!
Nice
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I'd like to pay for your food.
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