You could store your granola in a 5-gallon bucket with a gamma seal lid, easy access and the bucket is opaque, so your kids might not be as snacky with it. And it will keep the mice out.
So glad to hear you talk about your mice so casually. Most people never would have admitted that! That just proves how real you are. We live in an old farm house and occasionally have a mouse and we never can find where it got in! Don’t have a cat anymore.
Put your fresh broth/stock into ice cube trays and freeze them, then put them in a Tupperware or a bag and keep them in your freezer. That's how I keep my fresh chicken broth/stock ready to go whenever I need it.
For “in a pinch broth” freeze some of your homemade bone broth in ice cube trays and keep them in a gallon zip top bag in the freezer. Works very well for tossing in dishes needing small amounts. For brown sugar, whip up your own by mixing molasses and sugar! EASY!!!
Mice will climb as high as they need to. There is no way to completely mouse proof a house if you live on a farm. They are field mice and they will get in. I would put everything in glass jars
Thank you Lisa! Though I’m a city dweller I do try to make all my own bread, cakes, etc. i don’t like Kraut, so that’s ok, but where I’ve learned so much from you Is with “things to do so’s not to discard sourdough “ I love your videos & could watch them all day. To see your kids learning so many skills is awesome! I used to teach & was appalled by how little my students knew about where their food comes from, how it’s processed, it was horrific! Except the Jewish kids, who are taught early, most students know nothing! (I always got lovely fresh challa on Fridays, I think it became a competition between the kids who could impress me most!) Even parents’ evening was great, Mums brought me bagels, falafel, African Mums brought curries & side dishes, just because I showed an interest! My colleagues were very jealous! Of course I had to respond in kind, so it was a terrific learning curve for all of us! I can watch your cooking, homemaking, antique shopping all day, I love it, thank you for sharing.
we bought food grade totes at costco- leave in the bag ( we use large mylar bags but don't heat seal- we go thru the food pretty fast) and just put in the tote (just check the number on the bottom of the tote to make sure it is food safe) we store all our pastas this way in the original packaging.- plus they stack (get the ones with the flat tops) saves a ton of space
Mice hate peppermint . I put peppermint essential oil on cotton balls and place around where they may be coming in. It really helps. It also smells good 😊. They also hate the smell of cloves.
I would suggest storing in air tight jars and putting in the upper cabinets. Not only will it keep your kiddos and the mice out but, it will also be way easier to pull down a jar than a massive box each time you need it
I recently learned how easy it is to make organic brown sugar from acre homestead. If you watch her video she shows you how. All it is is molasses and organic white sugar. Super easy and takes five minutes and tastes way fresher that way. I highly recommend it. Now we never run out of brown sugar and we never have it clump on us. Also you can get organic molasses from azure
I usually make my stock too and freeze it. But if I need a small portion, I use the Better Than Bouillon. Loaded with flavor and so easy. I either add to water for broth or put a small scoop in sauces for extra flavor.
When I saw all your cabbages I thought "that girl is going to make sauerkraut". I haven't made that in yonks, but I'm planning to either if I can get organic cabbages that aren't costing an arm and a leg, or next year when I'll have my own veggie garden again. I have one of these earthenware 20 liter pots for fermenting, it's time it came out of storage. Love your videos and I live vicariously through you.
Good morning Lisa. What a haul. Everything looks absolutely delicious. For Thanksgiving dinner, I believe I'll be serving some oyster stuffing with mine - a classic, delicious bread dressing with chopped oysters, a nice choice for any holiday dinner. It's loaded with the flavors you'd expect in a stuffing-lots of parsley, celery, breadcrumbs, and onion but with a little something extra special thanks to the addition of oysters. Oyster stuffing's a tasty treat to complement turkey, but of course can also be served with chicken, duck, or goose. And of course, I'll be using oysters from the Great Chesapeake Bay. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful Tuesday. 😁😁
Oo ive never heard of oyster stuffing! Sounds good. Is that a tradition from a particular part of the US? I’m from the UK and oysters used to be a very popular and cheap snack a couple of hundred years ago but now they’re a real luxury
I'm going to check out your homebase mozzarella cheese recipe! I have yet to order from Azure, maybe this winter :) It's such a great feeling to have a good stock pile!
Get a couple of cats, Lisa! Mice not only help themselves, they leave nasty stuff behind! My country living friends lost some beautiful & expensive bedding last winter, which which the little buggers made nests everywhere! She got a couple of rescue cats & though we never saw any “killing fields” the mice disappeared! (Oops! I just saw a cat stroll across the windowsill! I’m singing to the choir!) thanks for all your videos, I could watch them all day!
Absolutely agree. We occasionally have them (even with 2 cats) and when they come, they so do leave their mark 🙈🙈 but I suppose it would have been much worse without our cats.
You are seriously impressive. I complain about keeping a stocked pantry in a house of 2 adults! Not sure how you do it, but it’s impressive. I love your videos. 😊
I love your grocery stock up hauls. You really encouraged me to be more adventurous with food. I no longer buy pizza or cinnamon rolls. I didn't realize how easy, or fun it was until I saw your vlogs. Thank you for your content!!
Did you know you can freeze your yogurt starter? I take a couple of heaping tablespoons from my fresh yogurt before I even chill it, put it into the container of choice and label. 4 or 5 generations are about all you'll get out of it but it's great to have a backup. Thanks for sharing all you do. Trying out einkorn soon to see if our wheat/gluten sensitive girl can manage it. You are always teaching me something. Blessings! *Added grandma advice about the granola. You can't train the mice to stay out of it.
Did you know you can make your own brown sugar? It's so much better tasing too! Just take 2 cups of sugar and 1/4 to 1/3 cup molasses, (It's according to how dark you want the sugar to be). mix well.
Lisa! Make yer own brown sugar in the food processor--regular sugar plus 2 tbs or so of molasses, and whiz it!!!!! So delish. More or less molasses depending on how dark you like it.
Absolutely love having frozen berries and bananas on hand from protein smoothies and oatmeal. Haha we are massive cheese fans here. The stinkier, the better, imo! I would kill for your pantry 😍Mine is just a large cabinet with deep shelves and really need to figure out a better way to organize them. Always loving the grocery hauls you do! 🥰
Do you ever see yourself getting into canning ? Growing up we grew snd canned all our applesauce, and tomato products as well as corn and green beans those were the main things . And I do as well .
What about jars up in the high cabinet? Bulk savings is usually available when they can save on packaging. That’s how we do our pound teas because it’s less labor and packaging to pack.
I am so glad we have an Amish bulk food store nearby. They have the best cheese, and it's 1.50 a lb cheaper than Azure. Have you ever tried making cream cheese, sourcream and yogurt with your kefir? My fabulous neighbor just got me started on the kefir and she says it makes the best cream cheese.
Have you ever tried straining your kefir to make yogurt? Once strained I use a stick blender to make it smooth. Kefir has 65 strains of good bacteria, Greek yogurt has 5 strains of good bacteria.
I just did a cost comparison of some items namely rice and cheeses between Azure standard and whole foods. Whole Foods was a few cents cheaper per pound. That's pretty competitive.
I wish I could stock up like this, but I don't have the storage space. I have two bins in my shed to store oats, flour, pasta and rice. and i do have a small stock of cans. We started stocking up a bit more 2 years ago to have things year round. Usually I only had some stock in the winter.
I vote jars in the upper cabinets for the granola. I just saw a video from a homesteader who got mice in her pantry. It was a big hot mess and she lost food.
I love seeing your grocery hauls. You remind me to eat sauerkraut daily. I recommend Jovial's jarred diced tomatoes and tomato paste because non-BPA cans still leach chemicals.
Omg! Lol I had to put a whole mini fridge in for just cheese!! Lol Alaska does not have much in the way of good organic so I got a year of it from azure.
I love getting ideas for my next order, mine has always processed a few days before anyone does an unboxing. Reminds me of what I forgot! The Jovial GF elbow noodles! :p
I would love to see you do a video showing how you use the freeze dried eggs. Like do you mix them with water to reconstitute them before adding them to a recipe? I’m just unclear on how that works and would love to see you using them!
I’m always so curious what a haul like this costs, I know you’re probably not comfortable sharing but it would be very interesting. I live in Canada and I can only imagine how much a massive container of honey like that would cost alone!
I have heard that mint will help keep mice away. Maybe laying a bunch of mint on top of your box will help. But putting it away in a plastic pail would probably keep it fresh longer.
Mice can climb lol. If you are prone to mice then you should store the granola in a container. Peanut butter on mouse traps work wonders to catch them.
May I ask how old your children are ? It’s so precious to see your beautiful daughters in the kitchen with you. Thank you for sharing your great videos with us. You are an amazing woman. God bless you and your family.
Gamma buckets for the granola....it has a screw-on lid, which will keep the mice out. Putting it up high will not keep them out, they are good at climbing.
Please simplify. senior couple who love saurkraut. 1 head shredded cabbage 1 tablespoon salt massaged in, caraway seed opt, pack tight in a jar submerge with a cabbage leaf and glass wt, sit on counter few weeks. do u tighten lid, periodically burp?We like a sour kraut how long to obtain it? Thx in advance
I've had mice get into my pantry as high up as six feet or more. They are great climbers...so I agree with the 5 gallon pail idea. I'd hate to see you lose the whole box of granola!
Mice are not afraid to climb! Jars or buckets will deter them as they can’t chew into those. Those plastic bags are not going to be a deterrent…if they are hungry enough they will chew into them. Good luck though. I just love your videos.
What about storing the granola in your 5-gallon buckets with the screw-on lids? I store my flour in something similar to keep the critters away, and I have seen you use them before.
I put my 25 lbs of granola in a large bucket with a snap lid but keep it available to my kids….it’s a great quick easy meal for breakfast or lunch with yogurt and they do like to snack on it. I think we got the maple pecan dream granola….I was trying to be conscious of sugar level
Saw you have one of those pulley laundry drying rack, which you have herbs on. I have been wanting to get one so was curious your thoughts. Helpful, not worth it, cute so who cares? 😬
my family say that i go in a panic if i have less than 6 cans of tomatoes in the kitchen. along as i know i have tin tomatoes pasta and cheese i know i can feed my family
On your items you place in baskets on your shelf; do you have problems with mice? I would love to put misc items in baskets in my pantry but I have had mice rummaging around in my pantry before.....
You could store your granola in a 5-gallon bucket with a gamma seal lid, easy access and the bucket is opaque, so your kids might not be as snacky with it. And it will keep the mice out.
I came to say the same EXACT THING!!
Me too
Also came to suggest that. We have several of these food grade BPA free buckets of rice, wheat berries, and raw honey. No mice for a year!
That’s how I store rice from Costco runs. Love them for buying grains in bulk.
@@LynnDot do you need to use the things that keep moisture out when using these buckets? I can’t remember what they are called.
Don't leave in the box! We hv mice issues at times...no height deters them!! Jars or buckets!! I hv learned the hard way
I agree....mice are not afraid of heights!!!
We use plastic storage bins. It’s not convenient, but it’s sealed.
And they love chocolate.
So glad to hear you talk about your mice so casually. Most people never would have admitted that! That just proves how real you are. We live in an old farm house and occasionally have a mouse and we never can find where it got in! Don’t have a cat anymore.
Then this would be a good time to get another cat :) There are so many that are looking for a loving home :)
you could name your new cat Boone! Daniel Boone, if it's a boy :P
@@Aliaselias727 but our 50 pound dog would probably not understand.
If you want to get rid of rats or mice mix 1:1 of cake or muffin mix and baking soda...they can't burp and this kill them
You can make your own brown sugar with just regular sugar and molasses. Light or dark brown sugar depends on how much molasses you add.
Put your fresh broth/stock into ice cube trays and freeze them, then put them in a Tupperware or a bag and keep them in your freezer. That's how I keep my fresh chicken broth/stock ready to go whenever I need it.
For “in a pinch broth” freeze some of your homemade bone broth in ice cube trays and keep them in a gallon zip top bag in the freezer. Works very well for tossing in dishes needing small amounts. For brown sugar, whip up your own by mixing molasses and sugar! EASY!!!
Watching your videos is so soothing. I want a big family one day. This is the dream .
Mice will climb as high as they need to. There is no way to completely mouse proof a house if you live on a farm. They are field mice and they will get in. I would put everything in glass jars
Thank you Lisa! Though I’m a city dweller I do try to make all my own bread, cakes, etc. i don’t like Kraut, so that’s ok, but where I’ve learned so much from you Is with “things to do so’s not to discard sourdough “ I love your videos & could watch them all day. To see your kids learning so many skills is awesome! I used to teach & was appalled by how little my students knew about where their food comes from, how it’s processed, it was horrific! Except the Jewish kids, who are taught early, most students know nothing! (I always got lovely fresh challa on Fridays, I think it became a competition between the kids who could impress me most!) Even parents’ evening was great, Mums brought me bagels, falafel, African Mums brought curries & side dishes, just because I showed an interest! My colleagues were very jealous! Of course I had to respond in kind, so it was a terrific learning curve for all of us! I can watch your cooking, homemaking, antique shopping all day, I love it, thank you for sharing.
Fantastic!! What did you make to give them?
You are pretty amazing, young lady. So refreshing to see the cat jump on the table. Shows you are also an animal lover!!
we bought food grade totes at costco- leave in the bag ( we use large mylar bags but don't heat seal- we go thru the food pretty fast) and just put in the tote (just check the number on the bottom of the tote to make sure it is food safe) we store all our pastas this way in the original packaging.- plus they stack (get the ones with the flat tops) saves a ton of space
Thanks for the tips!
You could still store the granola in jars up in the high cabinet and just bring it down one jar at a time when you want it.
Mice hate peppermint . I put peppermint essential oil on cotton balls and place around where they may be coming in. It really helps. It also smells good 😊. They also hate the smell of cloves.
I would suggest storing in air tight jars and putting in the upper cabinets. Not only will it keep your kiddos and the mice out but, it will also be way easier to pull down a jar than a massive box each time you need it
I recently learned how easy it is to make organic brown sugar from acre homestead. If you watch her video she shows you how. All it is is molasses and organic white sugar. Super easy and takes five minutes and tastes way fresher that way. I highly recommend it. Now we never run out of brown sugar and we never have it clump on us. Also you can get organic molasses from azure
I usually make my stock too and freeze it. But if I need a small portion, I use the Better Than Bouillon. Loaded with flavor and so easy.
I either add to water for broth or put a small scoop in sauces for extra flavor.
You are so cool, calm & collected about getting the necessities for your large family and the demands of the farm's livestock.
Having the means to do so keeps u unfrazzled
What a cute sweet kitty 😺
When I saw all your cabbages I thought "that girl is going to make sauerkraut".
I haven't made that in yonks, but I'm planning to either if I can get organic cabbages that aren't costing an arm and a leg, or next year when I'll have my own veggie garden again.
I have one of these earthenware 20 liter pots for fermenting, it's time it came out of storage.
Love your videos and I live vicariously through you.
Good morning Lisa. What a haul. Everything looks absolutely delicious. For Thanksgiving dinner, I believe I'll be serving some oyster stuffing with mine - a classic, delicious bread dressing with chopped oysters, a nice choice for any holiday dinner. It's loaded with the flavors you'd expect in a stuffing-lots of parsley, celery, breadcrumbs, and onion but with a little something extra special thanks to the addition of oysters. Oyster stuffing's a tasty treat to complement turkey, but of course can also be served with chicken, duck, or goose. And of course, I'll be using oysters from the Great Chesapeake Bay. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful Tuesday. 😁😁
Oo ive never heard of oyster stuffing! Sounds good. Is that a tradition from a particular part of the US? I’m from the UK and oysters used to be a very popular and cheap snack a couple of hundred years ago but now they’re a real luxury
You can put granola in the freezer too
I'm going to check out your homebase mozzarella cheese recipe! I have yet to order from Azure, maybe this winter :)
It's such a great feeling to have a good stock pile!
Look forward to your program. Hello from South Africa
Get a couple of cats, Lisa! Mice not only help themselves, they leave nasty stuff behind! My country living friends lost some beautiful & expensive bedding last winter, which which the little buggers made nests everywhere! She got a couple of rescue cats & though we never saw any “killing fields” the mice disappeared! (Oops! I just saw a cat stroll across the windowsill! I’m singing to the choir!) thanks for all your videos, I could watch them all day!
Absolutely agree. We occasionally have them (even with 2 cats) and when they come, they so do leave their mark 🙈🙈 but I suppose it would have been much worse without our cats.
Another awesome video Lisa! We’re stocking up too. Made your sourdough bagels this morning 💕 thanks for all that you share!
You are seriously impressive. I complain about keeping a stocked pantry in a house of 2 adults! Not sure how you do it, but it’s impressive. I love your videos. 😊
I enjoyed watching you put the groceries away. Your pantry is AWESOME!!!
I love your grocery stock up hauls. You really encouraged me to be more adventurous with food. I no longer buy pizza or cinnamon rolls. I didn't realize how easy, or fun it was until I saw your vlogs. Thank you for your content!!
I for the first time in my life do a good stock up, ya just never know ☺️💕
Did you know you can freeze your yogurt starter? I take a couple of heaping tablespoons from my fresh yogurt before I even chill it, put it into the container of choice and label. 4 or 5 generations are about all you'll get out of it but it's great to have a backup. Thanks for sharing all you do. Trying out einkorn soon to see if our wheat/gluten sensitive girl can manage it. You are always teaching me something. Blessings! *Added grandma advice about the granola. You can't train the mice to stay out of it.
My heart feels settled now knowing I’m not the only one with mice in our farmhouse!!
Great haul!! You better repackage the granola... Mice climb🤦
Did you know you can make your own brown sugar? It's so much better tasing too! Just take 2 cups of sugar and 1/4 to 1/3 cup molasses, (It's according to how dark you want the sugar to be). mix well.
New to your channel. Thank you for sharing.
I really enjoyed your grocery haul.
Lisa! Make yer own brown sugar in the food processor--regular sugar plus 2 tbs or so of molasses, and whiz it!!!!! So delish. More or less molasses depending on how dark you like it.
Absolutely love having frozen berries and bananas on hand from protein smoothies and oatmeal. Haha we are massive cheese fans here. The stinkier, the better, imo! I would kill for your pantry 😍Mine is just a large cabinet with deep shelves and really need to figure out a better way to organize them. Always loving the grocery hauls you do! 🥰
hey girl- love the video!! You did a great job of stocking up😀Thank God for all of the food!😘
Homemade saurkraut is the "only 😋" kraut we use! You really never go back to store bought again!
Do you ever see yourself getting into canning ? Growing up we grew snd canned all our applesauce, and tomato products as well as corn and green beans those were the main things . And I do as well .
Store some of the granola in a jar for easy access, store the rest in a larger food grade plastic container. The mice will find it on a high shelf.
What about jars up in the high cabinet? Bulk savings is usually available when they can save on packaging. That’s how we do our pound teas because it’s less labor and packaging to pack.
I have 40 lbs of Azure cabbage coming my way next week!! I’m excited to use my 5 gallon crock :) love einkorn!
We put the excess granola in a 5-gallon, food-safe bucket, and the leftovers in jars.
Great video Lisa. These are the things young mom's need to see. Thanks for sharing!
I am so glad we have an Amish bulk food store nearby. They have the best cheese, and it's 1.50 a lb cheaper than Azure. Have you ever tried making cream cheese, sourcream and yogurt with your kefir? My fabulous neighbor just got me started on the kefir and she says it makes the best cream cheese.
Idea for the granola you could use some of thr bigger ball mason jars with sealing lids then add a scoop to jar that is in use.
Have you ever tried straining your kefir to make yogurt? Once strained I use a stick blender to make it smooth. Kefir has 65 strains of good bacteria, Greek yogurt has 5 strains of good bacteria.
We had a mouse get into the top shelf of a tall closet...maybe glass jars and the tall cabinet?
A very informative video. I always enjoy your home snd how you live and take care of your family. 😊
So awesome! Christmas!
I just did a cost comparison of some items namely rice and cheeses between Azure standard and whole foods. Whole Foods was a few cents cheaper per pound. That's pretty competitive.
Coffee hazelnut granola from Kick Ash in Door County Wisconsin is amazing. They have other varieties as well.
I wish I could stock up like this, but I don't have the storage space. I have two bins in my shed to store oats, flour, pasta and rice. and i do have a small stock of cans. We started stocking up a bit more 2 years ago to have things year round. Usually I only had some stock in the winter.
I vote jars in the upper cabinets for the granola. I just saw a video from a homesteader who got mice in her pantry. It was a big hot mess and she lost food.
I love seeing your grocery hauls. You remind me to eat sauerkraut daily. I recommend Jovial's jarred diced tomatoes and tomato paste because non-BPA cans still leach chemicals.
Omg! Lol I had to put a whole mini fridge in for just cheese!! Lol Alaska does not have much in the way of good organic so I got a year of it from azure.
I love getting ideas for my next order, mine has always processed a few days before anyone does an unboxing. Reminds me of what I forgot! The Jovial GF elbow noodles! :p
that was a LOT of packaging! I was surpised.
I use them for my sugars , flours and Cornmeal
I would love to see you do a video showing how you use the freeze dried eggs. Like do you mix them with water to reconstitute them before adding them to a recipe? I’m just unclear on how that works and would love to see you using them!
I’m always so curious what a haul like this costs, I know you’re probably not comfortable sharing but it would be very interesting. I live in Canada and I can only imagine how much a massive container of honey like that would cost alone!
I would guess a couple thousand with the meats.
I was thinking the same thing. In Canada I'm guessing the honey would be around $175 or more for that large container.
@@DeeTayloreverydaydeelights $50.36 for the gallon. 12 pounds of honey. It’s way cheaper than what I got at costco
$50.36 for the gallon of honey
I have heard that mint will help keep mice away. Maybe laying a bunch of mint on top of your box will help. But putting it away in a plastic pail would probably keep it fresh longer.
Buy azure cane sugar and molasses and make your own brown sugar.
Mice can climb lol. If you are prone to mice then you should store the granola in a container. Peanut butter on mouse traps work wonders to catch them.
May I ask how old your children are ? It’s so precious to see your beautiful daughters in the kitchen with you. Thank you for sharing your great videos with us. You are an amazing woman. God bless you and your family.
Da este adevărat să-ți vezi fetele in Bucătărie cu mama și eu am 4 fete sis mândra de ele🙏
5 gallon food grade buckets are great for granola and things like that
Gamma buckets for the granola....it has a screw-on lid, which will keep the mice out. Putting it up high will not keep them out, they are good at climbing.
Please simplify. senior couple who love saurkraut. 1 head shredded cabbage 1 tablespoon salt massaged in, caraway seed opt, pack tight in a jar submerge with a cabbage leaf and glass wt, sit on counter few weeks. do u tighten lid, periodically burp?We like a sour kraut how long to obtain it? Thx in advance
I’m placing an Azure order today! A food storage bin with a gamma lid might be a could option for the granola. 😊
I was going to suggest a bucket too for the overstock...except with a regular bucket lid so the kids can't pry it open 😆
Lisa, mason jars for the granola or a giant plastic non bpa Tupperware bin cuz those mice climb walls
Make your own brown sugar. It’s easy and tastes so much better.
I store bulk items in food grade buckets!
I've had mice get into my pantry as high up as six feet or more. They are great climbers...so I agree with the 5 gallon pail idea. I'd hate to see you lose the whole box of granola!
Mice are not afraid to climb! Jars or buckets will deter them as they can’t chew into those. Those plastic bags are not going to be a deterrent…if they are hungry enough they will chew into them. Good luck though. I just love your videos.
WOW! that's quite the haul! I definitely need to check out azure standard!
It would be a great time saver for you! Granola 🎉
You can freeze granola.
I shred almost all my cheese and put it in the top drawer of the freezer ready for sprinkling on pizzas or making sauces etc…
5 gal food grade bucket with gamma lid for granola
What about storing the granola in your 5-gallon buckets with the screw-on lids? I store my flour in something similar to keep the critters away, and I have seen you use them before.
Did you say that you would eventually freeze the cheese? And thank you for the encouragement with making fresh healthy meals.
Enjoyed.
I put my 25 lbs of granola in a large bucket with a snap lid but keep it available to my kids….it’s a great quick easy meal for breakfast or lunch with yogurt and they do like to snack on it. I think we got the maple pecan dream granola….I was trying to be conscious of sugar level
Loved this restock video 😃
That was an awesome food haul
I hope to make an azure standard order soon. There's a few things I've wanted for awhile!
I've been wanting to try out azure!
Morning do you know a great book on what grains to mix in your mockmill for you breads? Thank you kindly
Put it in large jars for sure
I see you have purchased honey several times. Didn't you have bees? What happened to them?
I would tape that granola box up and get food storage buckets.
You could make some brown sugar with that white sugar and molasses! Super easy and so yummy and won't get hard!
Saw you have one of those pulley laundry drying rack, which you have herbs on. I have been wanting to get one so was curious your thoughts. Helpful, not worth it, cute so who cares? 😬
Wise idea to stock up :)
I have a very clean old farm house and if mice can get in they will. It is so frustrating and I hate it but love the country so keep cats. hahaha !!
If you have molasses, you could make your own brown sugar.
Yes! I do that & love it so much better than store bought.
I wonder if the granola will be safer in a larger plastic tote?
my family say that i go in a panic if i have less than 6 cans of tomatoes in the kitchen. along as i know i have tin tomatoes pasta and cheese i know i can feed my family
Are you feeling much better? We use Azure too :) Have you shown how to freeze dry eggs?
On your items you place in baskets on your shelf; do you have problems with mice? I would love to put misc items in baskets in my pantry but I have had mice rummaging around in my pantry before.....