Great Depression Cooking - Garlic Bread
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
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Nonagenarian cook and great grandmother, Clara, recounts her childhood during the Great Depression as she prepares meals from the era. Learn how to make simple yet delicious dishes while listening to stories from the Great Depression.
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Garlic Bread is a simple Italian treat that only takes a few ingredients. If you would like to make your own bread you can follow Clara's recipe: • Great Depression Cooki...
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On behalf of all supporters. I would love to thank Christopher for not letting this channel die.
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I agree with you 100%
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Nelviana Kenny 👍👌
Nelviana Kenny it’s the gift that keeps on giving I re watch her videos
When she says "have a piece" at the end, how many wish they could have been there in her kitchen with her?
I know I do!
david miller Me. God rest Her good Soul
david miller Makes me miss my Grandma too
I was sitting here teary eyed thinking of my noni and read like 3 comments that said the same....ayy looks like we aren't too different after all folks much love from NY
Me!!
It’s strange how much you can miss a lady that you have never met.
Yes i just saw this channel and trying not to cry❤❤❤
Its called nostalgia.
I think it's called APPRECIATION🤗
I absolutely agree. Never met her but love and miss her.
Been coming here for years for the joy
In our times of worry, we need Clara and her stories. She is a joy
DarkAndiel she sadly passed a couple year ago
People then were alright, we will be too. Make one of her recipes and just be okay.
@@bcaye these are the little things that get you by in this tuff time.
What we are going through now is much worse than the depression.
I read her "about" bio & it said she died in 2013. Sad. She was special. I love watching her & the recipes are what my Granny fed my Granddaddy, my mom, my 2 aunts, & my uncles.
RUclips algorithm: this world needs Clara now more than ever before.
Miss Molls honestly 🥺
EXACTLY
She’s honest I miss people like her treasure the elderly 🙏🏻🤍
You are SO RIGHT. She reminds me of my grandmother and her cooking.
she passed in 2013,at 98 years old,These new videos are posted by her grandson
She's like another grandma teaching us grandchildren how to get through this time we're facing.
Agree @abby her generation lived through many hard times. War, depression... we can learn a lot from them if we listen.
Right we can really take some recipes from this book 👌
AMEN ❤️🙏❤️
She truly is
I been trying her meals..real food.feel better..9 years I wuit fast food.lost 55+ pounds...this is great channel.her voice.
It's like she took a vacation from heaven and came down to entertain us one more time.
🥺😭😭😭😭 True.
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This made me cry 😢
What a lovely comment! Couldn’t have agreed more! :)
@@redael81 I want PROOF. Post a video of you crying over the comment.
She's helping us to prepare for the long depression.
evil monkey it’s probably not going to be long, this recession will be over in at least a year.
Jokes on you, I'm _always_ in a depression
Stop with the panicking already. It is getting really old.
@@colinmoran9807 normalcy bias. it's all over now. 2010s were "roaring" this is the depression
Honey Bee keep telling yourself that, it’s the ebb and flow of capitalist civilization, if it wasn’t corona SOMETHING was going to usher it in
This man is doing a right thing. This is how you Immortalise someone.
Charles Nokes definitely. Also i wonder why there’s so little comments.
I love ms Clara !!! Reminds me of my great aunt & nanna ty for teaching me all the wonders
ZammGacha
Maybe because nobody wants to pause to make a comment. They want to watch every bit of this video without any interruptions.
IDK, It’s random content! no one does that. I comment while the video is on
ZammGacha
Maybe some people do. I mean this lady is so entertaining, who wouldn’t want to just sit there and watch her instead of commenting?
“I don’t think you kids would survive.” She meant that.
little did she know that would be put to the test
@@choochalah I think she did, you can almost see it in her eyes. These next few years are gonna be hard, I hope we can make it through.
@@DarkDingo7 I believe we will it will just mean an adjustment to what we think we need. be well
Lol 😂
@@DarkDingo7 Wouldn't be as bad if our governments would stop spending money like it's an infinite source. Least back in the Great Depression government debt wasn't really that high. It came after. Now it's already high and the depression hasn't started yet. God help us if that happens because if it does there really WON'T be money.
Most elderly get no breaks at the end of life...to see this woman active, doing what she can to inspire and educate all who watch is awesome.
Who else started crying when she was talking about how she was embarrassed of her patch and she started crying in school?
Just me?
Ok.
I’m a mother of 2 and I don’t know how to sew for nothing. So yes, not everyone can do that.
I think the great thing is that you could learn to sew a patch in about 5 minutes right here on RUclips if you had to.
But yeah, what a jerk of a teacher. Poor little Clara. And poor kids in class who's parents didn't sew patches. Everyone got called tf out 😭
And just think now days young folk like pants all cut up with holes.
@@cherrymccall4806 I don't think that's wrong... Or even the point. Fashion changing doesn't mean kids now would be ungrateful for their mom taking care of their clothes... The style back then was no holes, and Clara's mom did her best to keep her kids looking as presentable as she could for the style at the time, ya know?
I'm practicing learning to sew so that I can work on some of my own equipment (I'm a historical reenactor), I'd just like to offer up some words of encouragement: You can learn a lot with the internet! If I can do it, you'll be amazing at it. Patches are very useful.
My mother sewed patches on our clothes as kids, and I'm only 34. Today I just throw things out if they get holes, but it's not as environmentally friendly, that's for sure.
The RUclips algorithm is paying its respects rightfully FINALY to a person who truly deserves it!
Clara is the sweetest little lady. Her family was Blessed to have spent time with her.
like the profile pic lol
Real talk though, everyone craps on the RUclips algorithm, but without it people would never find content like this and channels that had been dead with really good content can get revived for new viewers.
Joel Lyons 👏👏👏👏👏
I wish she was still around to see the current feedback :(
She is such a inspiration. Even after death she is still educating us. Missed but never forgotten
Everyone needs a Clara in their life... What a beautiful woman you are and storyteller!!!!
Yes!! She is the definition of what would make this world a better place
My grandma was born in 1905, and both my parents grew up during the depression. It's a different mindset. They would save everything, reuse it. My dad never had a divider for his silverware for example. He just cut off cardboard boxes, like cereal boxes and used those to divide spoons, forks, knives etc.
I grew up drawing my own paperdolls, and making houses for my trolls out of milk cartons. Making my own fake food out of homemade playdough and food coloring. Kids have no imagination these days
@JRayAce -_- OP should be corrected to *were, 2nd comment corrected to *was
Tricia Ashe Amen!
I had a Clara next door while my girls were growing up! My parents grew up during the depression and heard about the clothes they made from flour sacks. Watching Clara is like going home again, mom would sing that song Clara did. The ol gray mare. 😂. I miss home 😪
I love how she keeps the garlic in a repurposed little coffee tin. Just like my grandmothers used to do.
People who lived through wars and the Depression didn’t waste anything. My grandmother used to reuse plastic milk bags for leftovers, tying the ends with twist ties.
@@mjrussell414 , i still do that ... I'm 54.
Great idea. The aluminum probably kept them fresh.
Hello 👋
That’s a great idea
"the depression started slowly. First you couldn't get this, then you couldn't get that, then the prices went up so you couldn't buy the stuff. They started laying people off."
We're in for it.
Oh god you are right...
They couldn’t get stuff because the industries stopped supplying it or inflation raised it out of ppls reach financially. We can’t get stuff because ppl panicked at the first sign of trouble and bought more toilet paper than they could use in a lifetime for a few weeks quarantine. She’s right, most of us wouldn’t have survived the Depression.
@@evesdrop1982 Also a lot of stuff is made overseas now which increases (or will increase) the scarcity of products today.
@@evesdrop1982 yes. 100 percent. Selfishness is a plague in this world
Food prices on most staples here have doubled or more within the last 2 weeks.
If the afterlife is anything like the movie Coco, this woman is rich af rn
very
And she will NEVER go to the 2nd death.
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 promise?🥺
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Why did my eyes just water with this comment?
“I don’t think you kids would have survived “- Clara... Old coffee tin. Heed the words of those who have survived what we will endure.
Very true
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When I was much younger, in my late teens and early twenties, I lived about a 10 minute walk away from my grandma's retirement home. I didn't ever visit her much in my youth. I convinced myself I was too busy or some stupid thing like that. To be honest, I just didn't know how to interact with her. I don't want to say I was afraid of the elderly, but being around them made me uncomfortable. Like looking into the future, one day I wouldn't be young and untouchable. Then I stumbled on these videos and really enjoyed them. They made me wonder what own stories my grandma had. So I started to visit her. Every Saturday. There was a flower shop between me and my grandmother's house and I'd stop by there with the tips I'd saved from my work (I was young and poor, just starting out on my own) I'd sit there with her and we'd talk over tea about her life when she was around my age. I did that for 4 years straight. She passed last February and it still hurts to walk past that flower shop. For fleeting moments, I think to myself, "I'll pop in there and get some flowers for grandma" but I can't cause she's gone. What I didn't realize until after she passed was that every Friday, my grandma would tell anyone and everyone in her retirement home that I was coming tomorrow. I miss you grandma.
Edit: Thanx everyone for the likes and hearing my story. I didn't include this in the original but here goes. My grandmother had 5 kids and 16 grandkids and 20 great grandkids and 2 great great grand kids. Out of all the grandkids, the great grandkids and great great grandkids, I was the only one to get some inheritance money. Obviously the rest of my family got heirlooms and family mementos but before she passed she put money in an account for me so I could go on a missionary trip to South America. Traveling and doing missionary work really helped me heal and I didn't even get a chance to thank her cause I didn't even know about it until she had passed away. When I was a child, I sometimes thought she didn't like me because I was adopted. I know it's a silly thing to think but I wasn't blood and I was adopted at an older age, around 5-6. It wasn't until I was older, that we really became close. I wish I could go back, I'd spend more time with her. One day I'll see my grandmother again and I'll tell her how much I love her and I'll thank her for giving me such a wonderful gift.
I bet you if you sent flowers in remembrance of your grandma the residents would love it. Fresh flowers brighten a room.
Thank you sharing your story. You made your grandma a happy woman and I know your visits were the high point of her week. It brought tears to my eyes.
J B your grandma is still with you. Bring the flowers home and dedicate them to her.
I’m crying
J B I have tears running down my face right now. thank you so much for sharing ❤️
When my nana cuts a loaf of bread while I’m near, she always reminisces and reminds me how her Spanish grandma would cut the bread. She’d hold the loaf on her chest and cut it towards her. It’s a wonder she never cut herself, my nana said. It’s the smallest and most seemingly insignificant things that matter the most sometimes.
Looks wonderful Heaven would surely agree My Angels Clara love 💕 lots of love . How great we are just watching this beautiful video , 😇😇😍
Everyone should be watching Clara at this time of the world
We are here, from France!
Yes , I agree.
I was thinking the same thing! We can all learn a lesson or two from this sweet lady. May she RIP.
I swear , once all that craziness started , I directly thinker about her videos!
Yeah the 2020 depression era.
"I'm slower, I'm lazier, I hurt". That right there sums up aging, lol.
Ma'am, as a part of The Greatest Generation, you have my (our) permission to be as you are. You earned it and we owe our seniors the common decency to do what we can to keep them safe and healthy.
You know a way of the poor puupers who eat scraps
I wish my grandma was still here. She had alzheimers and cancer. I was her caretaker the last 6 yrs of her life because the rest of the family wouldnt and wanted her in a nursing home. Her last 3 months they got their wish. Oh how I miss cooking for her and eating her food when I was younger. She'd literally make me anything to eat. Cherish your grandparents and family!! 👪 💞😪😭
You’re a good person for that
Bless you.
I know this is 2 years old, but my beloved grandma died of cancer too, so I know how you feel. You'll see her again one day. 🌞
“I don’t think you kids woulda survived.” 😂 The truth finally comes out
Omg I love this lady and this channel for sharing her with the world.
Matt Dufon she’s kind of right though 😂
She's right. Too soft, too coddled. My generation dropped the ball on raising kids. Gave them everything they thought they didn't get, except responsibility. Too bad.
Yeah, we are basically starting a new twenty-first century great deppresion.
@That One Clara would probably just tell us to make our own reusable toilet paper and drink powdered milk....lol
So I see some people disliked because they were crying too hard and couldn’t see the like button through their tears
It had to be due to racism... The bread was too brown. Lol!
as sad as it is that she’s gone, i think it’s a good thing she didn’t have to see today (corona).
If she were here, she wouldn't complain, she would roll her sleeves up and teach us younglings how it is done; with simple class and integrity. Something we are desperately lacking these days!
was Clara married such a sweet lady very special
Right she would be very upset hearing about the stimulus checks
@@Rebecca-hv2rb what?? She would combat the corona virus with class and integrity?
When she said “Have a piece!” She sounded exactly like my grandma who was also raised in the Great Depression. She never really got over the Great Depression even though she was young. She told so many stories that started with “During the depression we...” I miss her so. I think this corona virus period will produce stories for future generations. “During the corona virus we...”
We stocked up on nuggies and icecream and played animal crossing until the virus passed, hard times, hard times
Ronnie Rios “lost our jobs” maybe? lol...
Ronnie Rios died maybe?
Hoarded toilet paper maybe.
What we did: we spread joy through media.
Who knew that an old woman making food could help me get through heartbreak.
Stay strong, friend, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Let some of Clara's positivity rub off on you.
I hope some peace comes to you soon. It’s a special kind of hurt that feels like it doesn’t end, but then one day it does. Promise!
Sending lots of hugs good thoughts your way. Stay strong. This too shall pass.
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When she said "son of a gun" it brought back good memories of my grandfather telling stories 💕
I feel like the whole world needs a grandma right now. ❤
We do! We really do! A grandma that knows these kinds of frugal tricks , and has lived through tough times so she can inspire us that we will make it .
And a grandma that isnt afraid to give us a talking to or even a smack on the butt if we are doing something wrong.
Prices going up, people laid off, everyone going broke. They made it, so can we.
Emily Ung especially now
Actually, not everyone made it
Don't kid yourself, if not for ramen and microwaves half of you people would be dead already.
@@chesterstevens8870 username checks out
@@chesterstevens8870 your username really represents you huh?
I enjoy her showing how, and what, they prepared for their meals during the depression but I could also just watch videos of her talking and telling stories about growing up during that time. Listening to her is comforting to me.
“I don’t think you kids would have survived”
Damn, she’s right
A. Theil except us. Cuz we would have her. Mmhm
Ok boomer
A. Theil ..shit on a stick?
A. Theil no, she’s not right
@@Heidegaff only a dullard millennial would think that was an insult 🤣😂🤣
Love this woman. Her videos are like that favorite pair of pajamas or those comfy slippers or that blankey you have to have when you cuddle up on the couch with a good book! She brings me so much joy!
Hello 👋
I'm just curled up in my bed just watching this as if this was a movie. This is an experience
It's so go to see Clara again. It is like seeing an old friend and I missed her. My grandma was German but she was from tbe same era as Clara and this makes me feel like i am with her again. How i wish i had videos of my grandma. Thank you for sharing her with us.
Same. I wont make the same mistake with my parents, especially since good video is so easy to take now. Right from the phone in your pocket.
oh my heart
6 weeks ago I was told to go home for the week as we were going down to a skeleton crew as an essential business. I realized the situation was bad and was thinking this is like the Great Depression, WWII and 9/11 rolled into one except for the human devastation. The first person to pop into my mind was Clara! I was binge-watching this channel like a year ago or so. That night while on RUclips I saw here grandson was talking about rebooting this great channel with unaired tapes. How wonderful is that! This would be a walk in the park for Clara.
Her tips are going to be needed in the coming days, weeks, and mostly year. God Bless you for sharing.
Yes, Clara, we wouldn't have survived the Depression....We can barely stay in our homes during a pandemic.
Exactly..
A Perez so true I feel like I’m going crazy .lol
I'm doing just fine lmao
A Perez well there’s a few problems with your boomer mentality.
1. Most people are doing fine.
2. There wasn’t a virus like this spreading during the Great Depression, so they didn’t have to worry about simply going outside. Correct me if I’m wrong.
3. We have the internet which allows us to connect better with others. However, that’s still not the same as human connection. We need human connections. Staying in an enclosed house, in a city, with no one else, and with bad air isn’t healthy.
4. The Coronavirus was blown WAY out of proportion. It’s not even dangerous towards young and HEALTHY people, and most cases are barely even serious. The only thing this disease showed is that the USA’s economy is crap. Our society is fragile. Not the individuals. An easily solvable problem was grown with stubbornness. Maybe start looking at the big picture instead of blindly following media. This disease will at most not even kill a majority of us, and at least only kill the old people. Neither are positive, but it’s what happens when your civilization is flawed everywhere i\you look.
Now tell me, why wouldn’t we survive? It seems to me like everyone who’s not sick is fine. Except the bottom class which is getting screwed over. Yay capitalism! Everyone who is sick is only dying because... well they’re sick and had a bad immune system. These are situations that present different problems, and can’t be compared yet. Don’t glorify this, and turn it into something it’s not.
Edit: You’re clearly not a poor person. You’re so privileged that you don’t understand what some of us are going through. We CANNOT stay home. How will we get money? You’re the perfect example of ignorance. You should watch Parasite.
A Perez also, Don’t be saying dumb and negative things on this video. Just enjoy Clara for the sweet soul she is.
We still eat like this at my house [2020]. It's called living tight. My grandpa grew up during the depression. Nothing special about living tight. Granddaddy had 7 siblings in the Georgia mountains. Respect though for her mental sharpness.
Words can’t even describe how grateful I am for this. Thank YOU. How the world misses Clara so. She is a gift.
@Satisfying Slime DIY I read she did in fact pass away a couple years ago
“Cover it all with butter”
Could there be a better sentence?
Indeed ❤
Especially Irish butter. Mmm.
Don't you mean.. a butter sentence?
@Natalie: I don't think there ever has been.
It's only rival might be "have a piece" at the end!😊
I'm still watching Clara's video's in August of 2022, food shortages and empty shelves getting worse, I love Clara....and thanking her grandson for not taking them down. 📖 🙏 ❤
What a blessing this beautiful lady was to the world...especially to those who knew her and got to spend time with her. I wish I could've met her. Thank you to her family for this new video...it truly brightened my day. 😁❤️
Has she passed?
Taz Williams apparently she passed in 2013.. this video has Clara in it unless it was a video made awhile ago and then uploaded it
Yes me too. It was great to see her. My condolences again to her family.
She's so sweet and kind and even after she's passed on, she still puts smiles on people's faces 😁
She's passed on? Is someone else posting her videos then?
Pastelry yes sadly :( I think these videos were taken before hand and that someone in her family is posting them
HintOfBlue omg yes even grandpa kitchen
She putting smiles on god face now to
I never knew my grandparents they passed away long ago , but Clara is like my Grandmother and I think many hear feel the same.
Your videos all make me cry for my 4 grandparents who have passed on In a good and sad way. Sadly the generations that came after you didn’t pay enough attention. Thankfully my grandparents taught me everything. The only thing I didn’t pay close enough attention to was gardening. I’m ready to learn now however, bcz with the prices skyrocketing more than ever in my lifetime, my goal is to become completely self sufficient. I now have solar power, running water fed from my own stream, and my land is paid off. I love love love your videos. They just make me miss all of the stories my 4 grandparents used to tell me. I loved every single one they ever told….just as I love yours.
"That's the way it's supposed to look"
"It is"
AHHHH IM DYING SHE'S SO SILLY AND ADORABLE I LOVE HER 💕
I hope Clara's family knows what a blessing she is during this time. Part of her legacy is bringing joy and smiles to countless people. God Bless Clara.
When I was a kid in the 90s, I would help out my hometown American Legion unit. Seeing these videos of Clara reminds me of those times hanging with the elderly WWII generation. God bless you Clara, wherever you may be. Gone but never forgotten.
Thanks for uploading dunring these trying times. We need to stay positive and love eachother like they did back then.
Geeze...this couldn't have come @ a better time😊😉. ...I'm keeping all in my prayers...y'all please say a prayer for us here in Louisiana 😉
Dear Lord Jesus, Please look upon The State of Louisiana at this Time of Crisis in Jesus Name Amen.
Try and Fast and Pray
Drink Lemon Water
try get a Juicing Machine.
Google 100Huntley Street
Crossroads theres great peacefull messages
I can listen to Miss Clara talk allllllll day long🥰 Her voice is so soothing and she has such humor and wit! Love hearing her stories!
13 people who disliked are sick, heartless individuals. R.I.P Clara, we will always love you.
This is what I love about Clara: she tells you how to make great food without the fuss or drama of today's chefs and she's so wise with it. I wish she was around now to bring common sense in all this chaos. Thank you for keeping this going, brightens my day :-) x
I stumbled across this wonderful woman and watch every day right now. I have no living grandparents, and she is my Nana now. Thank you for sharing her with the world, we are thankful.
That's so cute :)
Me too, most of mine passed away when I was little,so Clara is a real treasure to me and countless others too!!!
I have no grandparents either but I miss my grandma cooking she was the best
Adventure Goddess she’s my noni haha I still have my nana but you can always have one more lol
She passed away though :(
“Have a piece” grandmas always tying to feed you 😂😂💙
I'm so excited her we'll be seeing more of Ms.Clara!!! When I'm having a rough day, my husband always suggest I watch her videos. It's like even he notices how calming her voice is. Thank you! May God keep you and your family safe during these trying times. :)
Same here, her gentle demeanor.....she’s a blessing....
Cedema Rivera sad that she had to go
she was such a pleasant lady :,)
Grandma Clara: “Don’t worry about it.” Me: “I won’t, Grandma Clara. 🥺”
Fr shes the grandma I never had 🥺🤧
My greatgrandma just passed away this week and I was having a rough night. I stumbled upon these videos and I just want to say thank you. I feel like I'm cooking with an old friend when I watch these videos
I am slower also, I hurt, I am older and watching Clara lifts my spirits. Wish we had been friends .
“i don’t think you kids would’ve made it” she’s NOT WRONG 😪
I think mine would. They are 16 and 18 and we raised them old school! I have always received compliments on what great kids they are.
I thought that too
She’s been on my mind because children of the depression have been in my mind. I’ve read and believe that those little ones were very much shaped for life as a result of their childhood experiences with such scarcity. I keep wondering how little ones are being shaped now as a result of what we’re going through now. My nephew is praying to God everyday that we stay safe from the coronavirus and a 4 year old my sister knows is afraid of dying. What kind of adults will these babies grow into?
Thanks for posting. On a pleasant note, I just love her and I love her hands. They remind me of my grandmas and a good friend/client who just passed (I’m a caregiver for the elderly). Older women’s hands are a very comforting and warm sight for me. I just think they’re beautiful. Especially when they’re at work. Beautiful.
Ascent My Grandma was a young married Woman during the Depression. They lived in the Country and grew their own food. So they made out a little better. The only problem was they were sometimes strapped for cash
I’ve been having anxiety attacks almost daily, and now I’m worried about how my children will handle this hahahahaha. I’ve been talking to them about it and I keep reassuring them that this is a strange time but that me and their dad (my husband) are doing everything we can to ensure their safety and happiness. I’m going to pray more that their little minds aren’t too messed up by this.
@@pilotswife06 - I, too, have been riddled with anxiety most of my life due to a rough childhood. It makes it especially difficult to handle this type of turmoil, and especially alone. I am also 60 years old and still struggling with bronchial pneumonia. Just a word of advice about your children... They will be nervous about what you are nervous about. If you try to hide your anxiety - or outwit it with something clever - your children are not likely to even remember how anxious you were at this time. As an example, my mother LOVED thunderstorms, the wilder the better. She would push her bed to the window and lay in front of it, preferably open, and read a book and nap. Today, I love thunderstorms and are rarely scared of them, despite living in Houston where thunderstorms can be very scary. On the flip side, my mother was petrified of breaking down on the highway. It was so extreme that my stepfather would fake a breakdown just to get a reaction out of her. Today, I am petrified of the same thing. It's really hard to teach your children to persevere if the strongest people they know - you and your husband - are also afraid. I hope this helps.
I like claras smile & voice & storytelling
Debra Williams you cant say her she he his because you’re really saying penis or vagina
After a bad day watching this even for the 20th time brings such calmness and comfort ☺️
Me too 💕
I'm so happy I miss her so much
She’s amazing and brings a smile to my face. Many prayers. She was very lovely.
Yes we need more Clara's now more than ever I hope her family knows how much she is loved ❤️
I just love this woman. She reminds me of my grandmother in ways.
I wonder when this episode was filmed. She seems more tired here maybe a little older than some others. Thank you for sharing more of your grandma with us
Probably around 2011, the year she stopped making videos and two years before she passed away.
@@90sHONEY awh no 😭😭😭
I feel like crying. Often when I watch social media I feel overwhelmed like I’m not doing enough etc. I feel comforted when I watch this. It’s like…a reminder of what matters. Relationships matter and it’s important to keep things simply. I love to watch this channel and also the sermons on Calvary chapel Ontario. I have to be careful not to watch too much of perfect big houses because you know my house don’t look like that and that’s okay. Even if clean and organize 24-7 my house still falls short! I do my best and Jesús loves me. And my kids will remember if we made some simply garlic bread together and ate it together. Amen.
I love Clara I’m very sad she’s gone but I will remember her well 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️
My source of happiness during these hard times. You’re an angel Clara❤️.
I wish I had videos of my nana. I miss her so very much. Rest in peace Clara. Your videos brought us much joy.
Love that!!! I love Garlic bread. I just had a hystectomy operation, still recovering here in the hospital. And just saw your videos yesterday. Watching your videos is like God telling me: 'I told you my child, everything will gonna be alright". Your videos soothes my pains. Thanks Clara in heaven!!
Thank you so much for blessing us with Clara's presence. I never met her, but I loved her from the start, God bless her beautiful soul
Clara, you have no idea how much we’ve needed you these last couple weeks. I started to see food running out in all my stores and I immediately thought, “Clara would know what to do”, and I came straight here. And you did, you knew exactly what to do. Thank you so much! We miss you!
I love how when she tried the food she’s just like “good.” 🤣 she’s so wonderful
I think the last week in our country, we can now all imagine how something like this comes about (The Great Depression). Of course we aren't even close to this level, but seeing now how fast everything changes is staggering. Life can change in an instant. I hope we now all appreciate what we have that much more. People like Clara survived this hardship and it's wonderful we have their wisdom to help guide us now. Thank you Christopher for sharing your Nona with us!
Never thought I could fall in love with a person that passed 5 years ago and nearly 50 years my senior but dammit Clara you did it💘
This strong woman nearly had to deal with not one, but TWO depressions. RIP to one wonderful woman. A woman who is now helping a struggling single father in todays economy.
Clara! She saved our family when were had NO money. Her videos gave me hope. We miss you, Clara. Thank you for everything ❤️
Miss her still- Clara got me through some very difficult years, I always found comfort in her videos. Thanks for bringing her back to us. 💗
What a rare gem Clara. They world needs here more than ever now. Mid 2022 n feels like we're heading into the Great Depression II.
Yup so start preparing.
It is crazy how even though she has passed it feels as if she is right here with us.
I love her so much, I have really bad anxiety and she has calmed me down so much. God bless her. Thank you for the upload.
Sister also google dr. grant mullen helps on anexity depression
and goggle Tony Robbins he is Life Coach very helpfull
She humbled all of us. One of the sweetest woman I've never met.. I actually love her.. but then..after listening..how could you not!! Love you Clara!!💙💙
I hope there’s a heaven for people like Clara.
And I’m an atheist
So why are you an atheist if you want to believe in life after death?
John Smith that’s not what they said. They hope for people like miss Clara. This was the sweetest and most innocent comment ever. Let it be.
John Smith wanting to believe and actually believing are two different things
DAMM990 heaven is for you too
Kristina Tidwell no one asked
Hello! My kids and I were looking for meals to cook on a budget. We found Ms. Clara. Thank you. My son has a new Grandma in Heaven. Daniel is 9 and Nathaniel is 7. We are going to order her cookbook. May her spirit forever live on
Been rinsing Clara's videos recently for ideas - great recipes to try on a budget esp. in recent times with limited ingredients. Not as bad as they had it but still feels on a semi-similar level.
It's definitely gonna be that bad for some folks. Another great depression is not looking unrealistic right now
I mean for you it might not be that bad, but it seems like it's definitely to that level for a lot of folks and parents
I just hope it doesn't last years like it did for Clara 😔
Agreed but nothing even close to the scale that the poor had to suffer during the great depression of the 20s. Children were left in homes with just a loaf of bread to eat for days on end while parents had to work and many died of starvation.
I miss my grandma, thank you for keeping this channel. She was a such warm charming lady.
Me: Italian American
Also me: can't stand garlic
Also me: would eat this if Clara gave it to me
I love this dear lady!!!
Lori B. How can you be Italian and not like garlic, blasphemous lol
There is no such thing as too much garlic.
A vampire would accept Clara's bread!
I'm obsessed with garlic! I eat the gloves!
I hate garlic bread, but i bet i would like Clara's garlic bread
I've never met Mrs. Clara but I miss her. Thankful that I can visit her here as she teaches me what true strength of character really means and with a wonderful sense of humor. Thank you for sharing your Nana for she has become everyone's Nana. Namaste....
🍞 Ruby*
Clara, you live eternally in my heart. I keep coming back to you when the world seems ever crazier. You remind me of my parents' generation (I'm almost 70)--people who were grounded in a Reality that THEN was widely shared. "Reality" today feels so ephemeral. Thanks for continuing to ground us, Clara, from heaven. 😇
Its crazy...all the talk of this pandemic causing another great depression and you found unreleased episodes. ..i look forward to the uploads and making her recipes
Clara is the last thing I watch before going to bed. Calms my soul.
Me too
My grandmother's name was Clara and I miss her. Christopher, I miss your grandma Clara too. She was such a sweet soul. Thank you for continuing her channel.
A ray of sunshine! “The old grey mare she ain’t what she used to be” definitely made me laugh 😂. What a blessing!
So comforting to see Clara in these troubled times! This is how my family makes garlic bread too.
im just realizing that i might need this knowledge more than i wanted to. (because of corona)
I thought of that too.
It is good knowledge to have, all stay safe. My grandmother (R.i.P.) passed at almost 101, she told stories of how they'd eat squirrel during the Great Depression. One great-great-great Aunt held down the entire family. Rough times💕
Besides being good knowledge overall, the world will indeed find itself in a new Great Depression due to the Corona virus effect on the international market
Think positive everyone, positive vibes!
Still wearing her wedding ring after all these years. They don't make em like this anymore. As a child of the 80s with an all italian family and italian grandmothers just like Clara, I can honestly say that our generation were the last ones to experience this great generation. Whenever I'm feeling sad missing them and all the great times we had, I think about that and I'm grateful to of lived it.
Bodhisattva Mazzoncini my great grandma was married in 1935, when she was 17 and my great grandpa was 18. He was a coal miner and she was a miners daughter. Both of them were children from Italian immigrants. They bought a house for $250 near the mines. He died in the early 1960s from black lung. She lived to be 94, stayed in the same house they bought together up until a few weeks before she passed, and never took off her wedding band. She used to tell me stories about them and how in love they were, she still had all his letters from when he was drafted and deployed, remembered all the little things he used to do and still blushed when she would talk about him. They truly had a great romance, and truly loved one another. The old Italian love stories just hold a beautiful place that is hard to compare to.