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Hi Mary~ you said you would list another channel that taught on How to make Cleaning products, but I can not see it. Did you post it and I just can't see it? Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you Mary for having such a wide range of info on your channel. Don’t be in a hurry people. If you feel she isn’t going fast enough, turn on the video while you’re doing dishes or something else. This video actually contains info that my mother taught me and that I’ve tried to teach my kids. All just practical ways of shopping. My mom wasn’t a “prepper”, just frugal. (And a great cook) I love your videos on ferments and others that promote excellent health. Thanks again Mary! Keep those great videos coming!
Oh Mary! You had me, hook, line, and sinker, right up to the part where you said to cross off chocolate! 😩 As you began covering the “cross off” list, I sat there with MY fingers crossed, thinking to myself, DON’T SAY CHOCOLATE… Whatever you do, pleaaase, DON’T say chocolate!! And then you did... If the world comes to an end, I’ll be huddled on the floor of my pantry, inhaling my chocolates! 😂 I do understand why you said it. I so enjoy the information you provide, and thank you for sharing your knowledge. ♥️
LOL! The good news is we’re only crossing it off for one shopping trip so things get better and there is definitely light at the end of the tunnel next time you go to the grocery store!😂😂😂 Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
Thank you, Mary, for your down to earth, sweet, girl-next-door approach to the subject of prepping! I'd been trying to get my family on board for years...as a female engineer, the ladies in my circle thought I was always a little off because of my (sometimes) extreme practicality and utilitarianism. When I started sharing YOUR videos, suddenly, my cousins, aunties and sisters became overnight prepper converts.... you did in a few videos what I couldn't in 20 years. Kudos! Keep up the amazing and logical work!
I had 2 conversations at the grocery store last week with women who wanted to start a pantry and learn to cook real food. I suggested your channel because of your great information, your concern for beginners and experienced preppers, and your wonderful, calm voice. Everyone is finally seeing that food prices are not going down, and we all need to make the most meals out of what we purchase. Thank you for teaching me some new tricks (and where are the extra jars of rice? oh, look in the pantry book - room, location and number of cans!), and being able to pass that info on to more women.
Thank you, this is the least panic I've felt watching a prepper video in the past 3 months lol. I feel more in control of becoming productive instead of freaking out. Lately, I can only turn on a prepper video for 2 seconds before I'm in my car without a plan, driving to the store with my last little bit of cash and spending out of fear, which leads me to come home with non-high priority items (like 10 bottles of clearance hand-sanitizer but only 1 can of food lol) and isn't effective. With your video, I felt the need to listen first and then act, but act mindfully and not in panic. Thank you!!!
I'm so happy I can help you with a plan! I learned all of this from my mom - she is SO calm in any situation and under any circumstances. She lived through the Great Depression of the 1930s and all the rationing of WWII so she is always prepared and always has a plan. And is has sure served her well. She is 97! Love, Mary
Q Hints: WALMART Great Value brand (GV) #1 GV Macaroni and Cheese $0.34/box. #2 GV sugar $1 #3 GV flour $1.50 #4 GV pasta $0.78 #5 Top Ramen $0.25/bag #6 GV rice 🍚 1 lb. $0.78 #7 GV canned vegetables $0.50/can THIS IS A STARTING LIST BEST WISHES, Q
You’re the best Mary! Remember when people used to make fun of preppers? Now suddenly they are asking for help! It’s ok, we are all on different levels of this great awakening.
Hi, Mary ❤️. What I’ve found helpful building a stockpile is shopping at particular stores more often now than i did before. Aldi, lidl and even Big Lots have amazing variety and great prices. I think the most surprising places to find deals was Big Lots. I have found ww flour for .63 cents a bag! Yes, it’s hit or miss but if you’re out and about anyway, it’s worth going there and checking them out. One other ingredient i have always kept on hand is dry bay leaves. They are a must when making soups. My mom, who was Sicilian, would always make us a tea and/or a syrup with bay leaves when we were sick with a cold or cough. It was so tasty and it did really help make us feel better. I enjoy your channel and the familiar NY accent. Thanks for all you do.
Hint for everybody! If you have a Costco membership, or know someone who does, don't buy yeast anywhere else! It comes in a large, air-tight bag and ounce for ounce is incredibly cheap! If you don't think you can use it all, split it with a friend, or put a bunch oof it into a bag and keep it in the freezer, while the rest of it lives in your fridge. Costco can also be a great place to buy cases of canned goods. Their variety isn't as extensive, but what they do have can be really inexpensive. But they aren't always cheaper, so be sure you know what the grocery store prices are before you buy at costco. Another benefit is that the cans are packed in a cardboard half box with a plastic seal on it, so it stores quet easily. Thank you, Mary! I love hearing your voice.
Green beans & canned corn were only .48 cents today at my grocery, I stocked up. Check out Winco foods I'd you have one in your area. In high school our home ec teacher put herself through college working in a pineapple cannery. She told us that all the fruit was the same. When they would finish with brand names they would just change to different labels to fill store brands orders. Thanks so much for sharing your great ideas for living well! God bless you and yours.
I look forward to your Saturday installments; you're good company as I accomplish weekend housework (including pantry organization!) Thank you, Mary. ♡
This is really what I have been looking for! Thank you, really trying to make more and buying less processed. And I already took bread off! Started my sourdough and already have stuff for regular yeast.
Just a tip for other people on food stamps: you can use them on Amazon and get food shipped to your house. And some things will be cheaper. I just now put in an order and paid $3.63 for a honey bear. I also paid $15 for my favorite flavor of ramen in an 8 pack. Which brought the cost down to $1.85 each. Which is about the same as buying it in the store price wise. But, no store near me carries the Korean Bbq flavor. And I saved the time and energy of going to the store. With all my health problems, saving energy is essential.
Also, I've (mostly) crossed off soda. Instead I'm buying inexpensive flavor sticks to add to water. They're super small, and a lot of the boxes only cost a dollar or two.
Thank you for this video.. I was just at Dollar Tree and they have lots of 5lb bags of Gold Medal Organic flour .. great deal but the best by date is next month..
Yesterday, I went to my local Aldi to do the weekly shopping. All types of flour, rice, all oils (except for flax seed oil), baking powder, canned tomatoes, tomato paste were completely sold out. What was available? Everything else: bread, cookies, butter, margarine, clarified butter, pasta, legumes, all other canned goods, eggs, dairy, cheese, meats - fresh, frozen, lunchmeats -, and all the processed and frozen foods and snacks with billions of calories you can think of. People are irrational. I like the concept of a prepper pantry. It's good to be prepared and be able to feed yourself and your family for a couple of weeks or a month. But there really is no point in panic buying flour and sunflower oil or toilet paper or whatever.
Cocoa powder! It has health benefits and can be so comforting and encouraging in hard times. I found butter on clearance for 75 cents per pound. Six of them went in my freezer :) I'm in Texas but no HEB nearby.
I need more cream of wheat, and the sugar and canned milk to make it. I have a couple lbs of straight cocoa. Crackers are for my husband, and getting hard to find. I found the little oyster crackers, and snagged the one bag. It's vac sealed, so should be ok. I'm glad I'm not starting out on this pantry building.
I've been following you for a while now, and have learned so much! I want to thank you for the incredible hard work you put into not only your videos but all the companion materials you make available for free to everyone. I just looked at your Amazon site and I appreciate the extensive and comprehensive items available. God bless you for all your good works. I'm about to try sprouting broccoli greens!
this is extremely helpful for me, still getting a hold on how to stock a pantry. you've made it very clear and easy. great ideas on "accelerating". God bless
Definitely. Prepping is simply being prepared. And we prepare little by little so that when a problem arises we are the people who are NOT in the stores clearing the shelves and hoarding. Hope this helps clarify. Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
You are exceptional. Your professional and warm productions are consistently thorough and useful. You are like the favorite home economics teacher. I am very glad that you have recovered from your illness. Glad you are back with us.
Mary, Thank you, thank you❣I always enjoy your videos that are filled with practical advice, your beautiful smile and encouragement to all no matter where we are in our journey. I also appreciate all the work you do to time stamp your videos, link past videos and make available helpful spreadsheets. You are a gift from God.
I tell ya…it’s laziness tat makes this hard. I’m no saying that to criticize. But let’s face it, it’s so much easier to make a sandwich with bread from the store, than to make it on your day off. And, you need to make time to make bread too….I’m much better now than I was before, but I keep pressing forward and I am doing better today than I was a month ago. I’m now scheduling bread day, canning weekends etc just like my laundry day. I just do it! Do it!!
My government (Australia) won't allow me to go to restaurants anymore because I am dangerous to others (did not get the jab) so it's home cooking all the time. Loving it.
Love your tips, especially to take inventory. I never even thought of that. I live in a rural area and cannot get many things to make grain or oat homemade bread. I do
Mary, you have such great recommendations and tips for preparing our pantries and for shopping. In our town we have a discount outlet and I'm finding such tremendous deals. I love your idea of doing an inventory to prevent duplication and to recognize those areas that need restocking. You are such an awesome resource and a blessing to all of us. Love and blessings to you ❤
My husband and I were just talking about this subject this week and stocked up on the essentials on our last shopping trip. Perfect timing for this video, and thank you for the tips!
I just purchased two cases of chicken ramen and I don't use the seasoning pack I make my own broth from yummy ingredients! A few years ago I even canned ramen broth. I buy crackers and I see them in jars. I am crippled I'm not about to be making homemade crackers I make everything homemade but I'm not making crackers!
Hi Mary great to see you. Love this video. I stocked up on tuna from Costco last month, we’re actually having tuna salad today on croissants for lunch. I stock up on canned items, so many meals you can make with canned goods, especially beans and tuna.
So good to see you are well. Organizing my pantry and running out of room! Orange,lemon or any citrus peel in vinegar is the best for cleaning my stove and kitchen in general. Thank you Mary.💗🙏🌸
I have a discount grocery store nearby. They had spaghetti sauce for 74 cents a can and noodles 71 cents a can. My husband didnt flinch when I bought 12 of each. We eat spaghetti around twice a month so that is 6 months worth less than 25 dollars, plus they sell it use by dates were 2024. I get lots of looks when I do that type of purchase but I never clear the shelves. When we went into lock down we only needed fresh eggs and fresh milk due to my pantry supply. We lacked for nothing and made it through eating well and plenty of crock pot or oven baked meals whole we worked outside. Going to print you list and plug up the holes. Thank you so much for all your hard work point into this and other videos
Hi Mary.....I am in no way a conspiracy theorist or anything like that but I believe the guy/guys who dreamed up the idea of the "best before" dates have a lot (of food waste) to answer for! I know so many people to whom the best before date is gospel. So much so that expired food is tossed unopened even one day after the best before date. This is so unbelievably wasteful and it makes me so sad/angry. Whatever happened to using common sense and your own sense of sight, taste, touch or smell? (I don't know about you but I don't normally HEAR anything from my groceries). Most dry goods are perfectly fine to infinity if the packages are undamaged and kept dry and most canned goods can go on a loooooooong time unless rusted or bulging. The concept of the amount of wasted food generated by the wrong-headed concept of best before dates is mind boggling.
Hi Heather, Oh yes, I think most canned or dry goods are good indefinitely. They may lose a bit in nutrition but not that much. Thanks for sharing your valuable thoughts on the subject. Love, Mary
You have wonderful advice for beginners! I'm not one but I really appreciate your practical advice and definitely shared this because many are either unprepared or just didn't realize they needed to be till now. And you do this which such cheerfulness to keep people calm. Thank you, Mary. God bless ❤
Hi Mary, I don't comment much, but had to say thank you for these incredible video gems. I've been cooking all day and watching your videos on my little tablet on the kitchen counter. I found you by searching how to start a garden. I've always wanted to have a garden and finally have some time to get started. I just figured out we're in Zone 6a so I'll be looking into this next. Have a beautiful weekend 💚❤💚
Hi Andrea, I know what you mean but what is the saying...Keep Calm and Carry On. It got the Brits through WWII and the sentiment is more true today than ever! Love, Mary
Mary I know this is off topic but I Would like too ask how long your clotted cream will last thank you . I love your channel you cheery manor is a pleasure in these times.
Thank you for all your instructive & comprehensive videos, you have taught me so much over the years I cannot thank you enough. The time & thoughtful documentation you provide (for free) has proved invaluable for our family. Have you considered adding a 'Super Thanks' to your videos or is there another way we can provide a one-time 'donation' for your efforts?
You are so kind! Hearing about your wonderful traditional foods journey is all the thanks I need! I love reading comments like this. You really made my day!! Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Mary, thank you from the bottom of my heart for not only your outstanding tips and advice, but your cheerful and positive demeanor 🥰 you are truly special and although I have been watching your videos and prepping for a couple of years, the recent and tragic loss of The Prepping Preacher here on the Tube has plunged me into a negative and very sad place, you never, ever fail to lift my spirits! May God continue to richly bless you and yours 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏
Thank you for the very important steps to stocking your pantry for hard times, Mary. Hope you all are warm and safe down your way. Have a blessed weekend.
Hey Rob, we are doing great! Can you believe we went below freezing last night! This is unprecedented. Generally our last frost date is February 17. So I am getting a late start on my garden this year! Hope you and the SG family are doing great. God bless, Mary
Great information! I like to say that products I buy should have only one or two ingredients in them. I was once in a store and a woman looked really confused. She asked me if the meal replacement bars were processed foods, I suggested that if it no longer looks like part of a plant or animal, it is a processed food. I love the point you made that we spend so much money on grocery items that we do not need ( potato chips), and that is very wasteful. We need to rethink feeding our bodies and our families. You are a great champion of this!
With respect, Mary.....CHOCOLATE IS an 'essential' food item. ORGANIC, DARK chocolate is actually a HEALTH FOOD item. (Organic) DARK chocolate is VERY healthy!! And THAT (Dark Choc), will ALWAYS remain on my list!! lol
Chocolate is absolutely not essential. Whole foods offer FAR greater nutrients and minerals as well as many, many other important aspects than chocolate. Big Business and Big Media have falsely propped up chocolate as a health food knowing full well its candy. Don't let Big Business and others fool and deceive you for their benefit.
Hi Mary! So enjoying your pepper series. Have a special MARY'S NEST spiral notebook so I won't forget things I want to do or to get! A request please. Would you please compare lettuce/fresh food keepers and let us know if there are any to help us keep things fresh? We are on a fixed income. I eat a mixed green salad every day. Is buying Costco lettuces a good biy? How long will they last? Will I have to throw alot out? Or is there a way, or is there a saver that really works keep greens fresh? Thank you.
Hi Anne, I will have to look into those. Great idea! Would be nice to find something like that which worked to extend the life of our greens. If my greens start to look a little wilted, I usually throw them into a soup. Love, Mary
Also the best part of using things like vinegar and baking soda for cleaning is that they're food products. Which means that food stamps will pay for them. Which means you have more cash available for other things.
Oh Sweet Mary! I had to laugh out loud over your opening comments! I keep my grocrey receipts w/ my budget book w/my meal plan! My sister laughs but I'm so glad I do! Makes planning for our family of 4 much easier! I have a confession tho.. We make bread l, we ferment, we can and preserve a garden even living in a city! I drive to obtain raw milk products and farm fresh eggs! But I still buy boxed mac n cheese 😂. My kids love it 😭 and It's my one guilty concession! My 4 corners pantry is coming together and more organized because of you! A million thank you's 💗
I understand completely! I have it for emergencies in my extended pantry since it’s easy for my husband to prepare if I’m not here. He loves it! 😂😂😂 Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Now I think of you every time I plan my groceries. I've been sticking up on non perishable gradually for the past 2 months since I found you. That definitely helped with the current situation, as well as learning to make bread. Now I need to up my game.
I have AP flour, whole wheat flour, bread flour, yeast and everything I need to make my cast iron Dutch oven bread in the oven. It is very simple to put together and easy to have a beautiful round loaf of crusty bread in a couple of hours and most of that time you're not doing anything. :-)
I’ve really enjoyed finding and watching your channel. I have had it on my mind to hold a session at My church on a Saturday to review tips for planning (the biggest hurdle) and employing the plan for preparation. I have had some of these skills for decades, while others were highly enhanced over the last 30 months. It helps my grandparents shared their GD experiences, as I see now that hearing (and remembering) these details help me see the big picture. I think people have good intentions while often hesitate to begin. You’ve inspired me. I may do it. Thank you ☺️
Your video of Walmart groceries gave me the idea to go there for canning supplies. I found everything I needed...at a great price. It’s not close by, but I will be going there more when I’m in that area. I quit soft drinks...making hibiscus tea instead.
Laura at Our Oily House has tons of videos on homemade beauty and cleaning products!! Also, Marissa at Bumblebee Apothecary also has great beauty recipe videos.
I watched your video about 10 cheap foods to stock. Went to Aldi this week & although a few things were not available, I still did pretty good. Got lots of cheap flour, butter, yeast, peanut butter, cornstarch, baking soda, Spam, rice & 2 whole chickens to make bone broth! Tomorrow, I'm canning chicken soup with the inexpensive extra veggies I scored. All this, and still stayed within my budget. Great advice. Storing the yeast, butter & flour in the freezer to prolong the shelf life. Thank you!
I just wanted to express a thought about old fashioned oats. If you get the quick oats, they are the same price as the old fashioned, but you will use less energy to cook them as they cook in only a minute vs 5 minutes for the old fashioned oats.
Hi Mary!! My 3 adult sons recognized your voice. When they hear me watching your videos they say her voice sounds so nice. I watch your videos a lot!! 😁They are so helpful and so thorough. I appreciate you. As I’m sure MANY do. Have a lovely morning.
Thank you once more, Mary ( my middle name ☺️) I just want to mention that you might want to see some of the late Preacher’s videos; his channel is still up but not sure for how long. His Sunday sermons ( as well as his memorial 😢) are there, and I am in no way trying to continue his evangelical work, but his prepper videos are what got me started. Love you much! ❤️🙏
I would NEVER purchase canned fruits or veggies. Im stuck because I cannot get past that.. it took us entire 6 months to eat 1 pound of flour. Sugar ... 3 years then tossed it. I do purchase have canned tomatoes but only 4 cans per month.... Yikes.. perhaps I can start canning?
Hi Nancy, I understand completely. Everyone is at different stages in their lives as to what they are comfortable - and not comfortable - buying, as well as what they can afford. Home canning is wonderful. Definitely give it a try! Love, Mary
Hi Mary. Thank you for sharing info and helpful tips on how to be prepared for an emergency. I have been buying a little extra canned foods, rice, and old fashioned oats for about 6 months now. I am retired and don’t have big finances… 😂 but I am doing the best I can. Also, canned soups… Progresso mainly. Thanks for all your help. God bless and keep you. 😃
Hi Kendra, It sounds like your are doing a great job. And the Progresso soups are great. I always keep those on hand in case I get sick and Ted needs to prepare some food. I especially like their Lentil soup. Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Brava Mary! Yet another great video. My, oh, my you are such a natural educator! Even though I already have a prepper pantry, I still watched the entire video because I wanted to hear how you describe it- new to the idea or not. Just fantastic work!
I bought canned chicken and fed it to my dog. It was so gross.I guess I’ll have to learn to eat it. I’m allergic to so many foods it’s hard to find anything for me. I’m with your list I’m sure I can find something. Thank you so much.
So sorry to hear canned chicken did not agree with you. I have a recipe for making chicken patties with canned chicken that is very good. You will not know you used canned chicken: ruclips.net/video/_NYO0kk9VcM/видео.html Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
My mom had those placemats. Makes me happy everytime I see them because she loved them. Thanks for all the content. I made your no knead bread and loved it. Looking forward to learning more and trying to be a more traditional living home. Thanks for all you share.
Thank you so much for your videos. Your attitude is so calm! I’ve listened to many videos in your pantry series while I clean and take care of other household chores, and I am very happy to have found them. They take a totally different tone to many “prepper” videos and are definitely appreciated.
Hi Mary. I have just recently come across your videos and am hooked. You are so upbeat and have such positive energy and are a fabulous teacher. I have entertained the idea of turning my kitchen into a traditional foods kitchen for awhile now but have been rather intimidated by the idea. Finding your videos has changed that. I am hoping you can help me with something. I have a processed foods kitchen, lol, I guess you would call it, or maybe even a hybrid, lol. I eat a lot of whole foods anyway. My question is, for the person like myself who has no idea where to begin ...what do I do first? What do I get rid of? Do I phase things out that I don't want to consume anymore or just pitch it? What traditional foods items do I begin to buy first? I am at the very, very, very beginning, lol, and am not sure how to start the process, though I am so excited to!!!
Hi Heather!! Welcome!! So glad you’re here!! All wonderful questions. The first place to start is to basically just start slowly. Work your way through making traditional foods ylittle by little. You can start with my playlist which is titled mastering the basics of traditional nutrient dense foods: ruclips.net/p/PLkRuW3pBo2U3b4eu0QraZReKlGzA11h3y next, go to my homepage on RUclips and look through the playlists that I have there and start making foods out of those individual playlists: ruclips.net/user/MarysNest but the most important thing to remember is do this little by little and stay in your budget. Do not rush. Master one skill at a time so that you never feel overwhelmed. And stay tuned. I think you’re going to love the video I have coming out on Saturday because it’s all about how to get started with this traditional foods journey and how to work your way through it. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
@@MarysNest Thank you so much!! I spent some time last night looking through your website and joined the Academy!, lol. I'm just so excited. You provide so much information!! It is so incredibly helpful. I'm very happy to be starting this journey. Oh, and, I heard you say, in one of the videos that you are in your mid- sixties???!!! I was totally gobsmacked! I was thinking early to mid fifties. So, good for you and may I be so lucky when I get there, lol.
Hi Vanessa, Yay! Thank you! As to my hair...yes, after the "virus", it thinned so I had to cut it but your compliment means so much to me!! You really lifted my spirits!! Love, Mary
Mary, I love your channel! I've learned a lot and am starting to make some fermented foods and broth and such. So thank you for all of your wisdom and for showing such kindness. My question is, can you keep powdered foods like whole milk, sour cream, eggs, etc in the freezer for a longer shelf life? I bought these things for my emergency stock pile, but they may expire before I use them.
Hi Shelley, thank you for the kind words!! So glad you’re here!! I definitely think the freezer would extend the shelf life of those items. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
Mary you're a blessing; I like that you stick to the plan, meaning, you don't get caught up in the political hype. You just want everyone to be prepared, healthy and able to be ahead of the game. You are the best 🥰
Oh Cynthia! Thank you so much for saying that!! I really like to offer a bit of calm in an otherwise stressful world. It’s as if I had you here in the kitchen with me. I like to make our home a haven from the outside world and I like to bring that feeling to my RUclips channel… Making it a haven from the outside world.Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Mary, you are getting so popular you probably wont beable to answer everyone much longer. I can not imagine the time you put into making videos every day/week. You are appreciated and your channel has changed my whole way of cooking. NEVER did I think I would be making my own bread every week, now milling my own grains 😳😳. I started sour dough last week and made my first pancakes with the discard today. Your a wonderful teacher! I probably rewatch your videos so often, that I might be contributing to a 100+ views a month just rewatching you! 😂😂😂 - Thank you so much for your time and energy! As you get more viewers and more posts...please take care of yourself Your videos are so valuable! 💝
Oh my goodness! Thank you SO much for all the kind words!! You made my day!! I’m so thrilled that we are on this traditional foods journey together!! Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
I will be giving probably close to half of my longer-term pantry away probably to my caregiver. My entire pantry was moved here when I purchased this house. I will donate what she doesn't want because I need to make room for my home canned foods. There is not one inch of shelving available and I have big tall wide store size shelving. My caregiver needs a step ladder to get to the top shelf. No I don't want to face out playing kettle cooked potato chips and little bags! I don't drink soda or carbonated beverages but I do keep some for my caregiver. I don't expect her to buy her own food and drink when she's working here. :-)
I have been follow ING you for a couple of months now and just got my grain mill and awaiting my wheat berries! Thank you so much for your information on grains. I have a Kitchen pantry, then my "Extended pantry" in the basement ( items that are in rotation) , then my Long Term Pantry (homemade canned items, grains, and items that I store for long term or need only rarely. These items are in a cool dark place. Remember to rotate through your canned items though! Thank you for your content!
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Thanks for watching! Love, Mary
Hi Mary~ you said you would list another channel that taught on How to make Cleaning products, but I can not see it. Did you post it and I just can't see it? Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Can you please be more succinct. I'm 8 minutes in and have no tips yet. Time is important. I appreciate your efforts.
You are amazing! Thanks so much pretty lady Mary!
Thank you Mary for having such a wide range of info on your channel. Don’t be in a hurry people. If you feel she isn’t going fast enough, turn on the video while you’re doing dishes or something else. This video actually contains info that my mother taught me and that I’ve tried to teach my kids. All just practical ways of shopping. My mom wasn’t a “prepper”, just frugal. (And a great cook) I love your videos on ferments and others that promote excellent health. Thanks again Mary! Keep those great videos coming!
Thank you so much for all your details. Time, energy and passion comes through x
Oh Mary! You had me, hook, line, and sinker, right up to the part where you said to cross off chocolate! 😩 As you began covering the “cross off” list, I sat there with MY fingers crossed, thinking to myself, DON’T SAY CHOCOLATE… Whatever you do, pleaaase, DON’T say chocolate!! And then you did... If the world comes to an end, I’ll be huddled on the floor of my pantry, inhaling my chocolates! 😂 I do understand why you said it. I so enjoy the information you provide, and thank you for sharing your knowledge. ♥️
LOL! The good news is we’re only crossing it off for one shopping trip so things get better and there is definitely light at the end of the tunnel next time you go to the grocery store!😂😂😂 Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
Thank you, Mary, for your down to earth, sweet, girl-next-door approach to the subject of prepping! I'd been trying to get my family on board for years...as a female engineer, the ladies in my circle thought I was always a little off because of my (sometimes) extreme practicality and utilitarianism. When I started sharing YOUR videos, suddenly, my cousins, aunties and sisters became overnight prepper converts.... you did in a few videos what I couldn't in 20 years. Kudos! Keep up the amazing and logical work!
I had 2 conversations at the grocery store last week with women who wanted to start a pantry and learn to cook real food. I suggested your channel because of your great information, your concern for beginners and experienced preppers, and your wonderful, calm voice. Everyone is finally seeing that food prices are not going down, and we all need to make the most meals out of what we purchase. Thank you for teaching me some new tricks (and where are the extra jars of rice? oh, look in the pantry book - room, location and number of cans!), and being able to pass that info on to more women.
Thank you, this is the least panic I've felt watching a prepper video in the past 3 months lol. I feel more in control of becoming productive instead of freaking out. Lately, I can only turn on a prepper video for 2 seconds before I'm in my car without a plan, driving to the store with my last little bit of cash and spending out of fear, which leads me to come home with non-high priority items (like 10 bottles of clearance hand-sanitizer but only 1 can of food lol) and isn't effective. With your video, I felt the need to listen first and then act, but act mindfully and not in panic. Thank you!!!
I'm so happy I can help you with a plan! I learned all of this from my mom - she is SO calm in any situation and under any circumstances. She lived through the Great Depression of the 1930s and all the rationing of WWII so she is always prepared and always has a plan. And is has sure served her well. She is 97! Love, Mary
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Hints:
WALMART
Great Value brand (GV)
#1 GV Macaroni and Cheese $0.34/box.
#2 GV sugar $1
#3 GV flour $1.50
#4 GV pasta $0.78
#5 Top Ramen $0.25/bag
#6 GV rice 🍚 1 lb. $0.78
#7 GV canned vegetables $0.50/can
THIS IS A STARTING LIST
BEST WISHES,
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Yes, I agree .. goodness some other videos were giving me anxiety attacks
You’re the best Mary! Remember when people used to make fun of preppers? Now suddenly they are asking for help! It’s ok, we are all on different levels of this great awakening.
Hi, Mary ❤️. What I’ve found helpful building a stockpile is shopping at particular stores more often now than i did before. Aldi, lidl and even Big Lots have amazing variety and great prices. I think the most surprising places to find deals was Big Lots. I have found ww flour for .63 cents a bag! Yes, it’s hit or miss but if you’re out and about anyway, it’s worth going there and checking them out. One other ingredient i have always kept on hand is dry bay leaves. They are a must when making soups. My mom, who was Sicilian, would always make us a tea and/or a syrup with bay leaves when we were sick with a cold or cough. It was so tasty and it did really help make us feel better. I enjoy your channel and the familiar NY accent. Thanks for all you do.
Hi Melissa, thanks for sharing such great tips. LOL…yes, indeed…you can take the girl out of NY but not the NY out of the girl. 😂😂😂 Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Hint for everybody! If you have a Costco membership, or know someone who does, don't buy yeast anywhere else! It comes in a large, air-tight bag and ounce for ounce is incredibly cheap! If you don't think you can use it all, split it with a friend, or put a bunch oof it into a bag and keep it in the freezer, while the rest of it lives in your fridge.
Costco can also be a great place to buy cases of canned goods. Their variety isn't as extensive, but what they do have can be really inexpensive. But they aren't always cheaper, so be sure you know what the grocery store prices are before you buy at costco. Another benefit is that the cans are packed in a cardboard half box with a plastic seal on it, so it stores quet easily.
Thank you, Mary! I love hearing your voice.
Great tips!! 🤗
Green beans & canned corn were only .48 cents today at my grocery, I stocked up. Check out Winco foods I'd you have one in your area. In high school our home ec teacher put herself through college working in a pineapple cannery. She told us that all the fruit was the same. When they would finish with brand names they would just change to different labels to fill store brands orders.
Thanks so much for sharing your great ideas for living well! God bless you and yours.
I look forward to your Saturday installments; you're good company as I accomplish weekend housework (including pantry organization!) Thank you, Mary. ♡
Hi Hannah, how’s your day going with you?
Always learning so much and her humble yet honest approach is so uplifting
This is really what I have been looking for! Thank you, really trying to make more and buying less processed. And I already took bread off! Started my sourdough and already have stuff for regular yeast.
Oh Heather! I am so happy to hear that this is what you were looking for! I’m glad to hear you’re doing sourdough! Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
I dusted off my bread machine about a month ago. I make 1 1/2 lb loaves twice a week. I bought clearance pkgs of yeast to get through the year.
Eat what you stock and stock what you eat.
Your hair is very flattering on the shorter side! Looks very nice☺️
Appreciate you listing the time-stamps......Thanks, and your info is so helpful!
Just a tip for other people on food stamps: you can use them on Amazon and get food shipped to your house. And some things will be cheaper. I just now put in an order and paid $3.63 for a honey bear. I also paid $15 for my favorite flavor of ramen in an 8 pack. Which brought the cost down to $1.85 each. Which is about the same as buying it in the store price wise. But, no store near me carries the Korean Bbq flavor. And I saved the time and energy of going to the store. With all my health problems, saving energy is essential.
I too use my food stamps on Amazon, just have to read in the description it it's EBT eligible but I love it 💜
Also, I've (mostly) crossed off soda. Instead I'm buying inexpensive flavor sticks to add to water. They're super small, and a lot of the boxes only cost a dollar or two.
Thank you for this video.. I was just at Dollar Tree and they have lots of 5lb bags of Gold Medal Organic flour .. great deal but the best by date is next month..
Hi
Yesterday, I went to my local Aldi to do the weekly shopping. All types of flour, rice, all oils (except for flax seed oil), baking powder, canned tomatoes, tomato paste were completely sold out. What was available? Everything else: bread, cookies, butter, margarine, clarified butter, pasta, legumes, all other canned goods, eggs, dairy, cheese, meats - fresh, frozen, lunchmeats -, and all the processed and frozen foods and snacks with billions of calories you can think of. People are irrational. I like the concept of a prepper pantry. It's good to be prepared and be able to feed yourself and your family for a couple of weeks or a month. But there really is no point in panic buying flour and sunflower oil or toilet paper or whatever.
I agree. There is never a need to panic buy. And when your are prepared, you never have to do that. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
Cocoa powder! It has health benefits and can be so comforting and encouraging in hard times. I found butter on clearance for 75 cents per pound. Six of them went in my freezer :) I'm in Texas but no HEB nearby.
Wow! Is that even possible to not have an HEB? Well I guess if you live in the city like I do. I have to drive 15-20 miles to get to the closest one.
Stocking pantry help me budget my money thank you Mary you a god send
Frank
Hi Frank, Thanks so much for the kind words!! Love, Mary🤗
I need more cream of wheat, and the sugar and canned milk to make it. I have a couple lbs of straight cocoa. Crackers are for my husband, and getting hard to find. I found the little oyster crackers, and snagged the one bag. It's vac sealed, so should be ok. I'm glad I'm not starting out on this pantry building.
😊 little by little very helpful stock real food start with inventory 👍 from Johannesburg South Africa,💕
I've been following you for a while now, and have learned so much! I want to thank you for the incredible hard work you put into not only your videos but all the companion materials you make available for free to everyone. I just looked at your Amazon site and I appreciate the extensive and comprehensive items available. God bless you for all your good works. I'm about to try sprouting broccoli greens!
You are so welcome! And how exciting that you are trying your hand at sprouting!! Love that!! Love, Mary
We canceled some of streaming subscriptions to save money because they do add up
this is extremely helpful for me, still getting a hold on how to stock a pantry. you've made it very clear and easy. great ideas on "accelerating". God bless
Mary, there is a difference in hoarding and prepping.
Definitely. Prepping is simply being prepared. And we prepare little by little so that when a problem arises we are the people who are NOT in the stores clearing the shelves and hoarding. Hope this helps clarify. Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
You are exceptional. Your professional and warm productions are consistently thorough and useful. You are like the favorite home economics teacher. I am very glad that you have recovered from your illness. Glad you are back with us.
Mary, Thank you, thank you❣I always enjoy your videos that are filled with practical advice, your beautiful smile and encouragement to all no matter where we are in our journey. I also appreciate all the work you do to time stamp your videos, link past videos and make available helpful spreadsheets. You are a gift from God.
Oh Tami! Thank you SO much for all the kind words! So glad you’re here!! Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
I tell ya…it’s laziness tat makes this hard. I’m no saying that to criticize. But let’s face it, it’s so much easier to make a sandwich with bread from the store, than to make it on your day off. And, you need to make time to make bread too….I’m much better now than I was before, but I keep pressing forward and I am doing better today than I was a month ago. I’m now scheduling bread day, canning weekends etc just like my laundry day. I just do it! Do it!!
Thank you so much for all the effort you have done for us, so that our pantries look 👀 😋😋
Hi Mary, I've never seen your pantries - I'd love to see how you have them stocked, organized, etc. 😊
My government (Australia) won't allow me to go to restaurants anymore because I am dangerous to others (did not get the jab) so it's home cooking all the time. Loving it.
Oh my goodness!!
Good luck! I’m sorry you are in such a situation. Good for you and hang in there.
Love your tips, especially to take inventory. I never even thought of that. I live in a rural area and cannot get many things to make grain or oat homemade bread. I do
Hi Catherine, wow…that dirt area sounds intriguing!! Can it be turned into a root cellar?? Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
Great video keep up your great videos
God bless you and yours
Mary, you have such great recommendations and tips for preparing our pantries and for shopping. In our town we have a discount outlet and I'm finding such tremendous deals. I love your idea of doing an inventory to prevent duplication and to recognize those areas that need restocking. You are such an awesome resource and a blessing to all of us. Love and blessings to you ❤
My husband and I were just talking about this subject this week and stocked up on the essentials on our last shopping trip. Perfect timing for this video, and thank you for the tips!
Hi Jan! So happy we are on the same wavelength! Glad you’re here!! Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
😲 O no not potato chips..and chocolate 😭
Hi Tammy, 😂😂😂 Just for this one trip! ❤️🤗❤️
I just purchased two cases of chicken ramen and I don't use the seasoning pack I make my own broth from yummy ingredients! A few years ago I even canned ramen broth. I buy crackers and I see them in jars. I am crippled I'm not about to be making homemade crackers I make everything homemade but I'm not making crackers!
Hi Elizabeth, I understand completely! ❤️🤗❤️
Many blessings to you. This information is very timely and much needed!
Hi Mary great to see you. Love this video. I stocked up on tuna from Costco last month, we’re actually having tuna salad today on croissants for lunch. I stock up on canned items, so many meals you can make with canned goods, especially beans and tuna.
Hello, hope your having a great weekend David
So good to see you are well. Organizing my pantry and running out of room! Orange,lemon or any citrus peel in vinegar is the best for cleaning my stove and kitchen in general. Thank you Mary.💗🙏🌸
Great tip!
I have a discount grocery store nearby. They had spaghetti sauce for 74 cents a can and noodles 71 cents a can. My husband didnt flinch when I bought 12 of each. We eat spaghetti around twice a month so that is 6 months worth less than 25 dollars, plus they sell it use by dates were 2024. I get lots of looks when I do that type of purchase but I never clear the shelves. When we went into lock down we only needed fresh eggs and fresh milk due to my pantry supply. We lacked for nothing and made it through eating well and plenty of crock pot or oven baked meals whole we worked outside.
Going to print you list and plug up the holes. Thank you so much for all your hard work point into this and other videos
Hi Julie, how’s your day going with you?
Hi Mary.....I am in no way a conspiracy theorist or anything like that but I believe the guy/guys who dreamed up the idea of the "best before" dates have a lot (of food waste) to answer for! I know so many people to whom the best before date is gospel. So much so that expired food is tossed unopened even one day after the best before date. This is so unbelievably wasteful and it makes me so sad/angry. Whatever happened to using common sense and your own sense of sight, taste, touch or smell? (I don't know about you but I don't normally HEAR anything from my groceries).
Most dry goods are perfectly fine to infinity if the packages are undamaged and kept dry and most canned goods can go on a loooooooong time unless rusted or bulging. The concept of the amount of wasted food generated by the wrong-headed concept of best before dates is mind boggling.
Hi Heather, Oh yes, I think most canned or dry goods are good indefinitely. They may lose a bit in nutrition but not that much. Thanks for sharing your valuable thoughts on the subject. Love, Mary
Mary, you are a gem. 😊 I so appreciate your sharing your time, knowledge and experience so freely.
Hi Kimberly, how’s your day going with you?
You have wonderful advice for beginners! I'm not one but I really appreciate your practical advice and definitely shared this because many are either unprepared or just didn't realize they needed to be till now. And you do this which such cheerfulness to keep people calm. Thank you, Mary. God bless ❤
Hi Suzanne, Thanks for the kind words and sharing this with beginners. We need to teach, teach, teach! Love, Mary
Hi Mary, I don't comment much, but had to say thank you for these incredible video gems. I've been cooking all day and watching your videos on my little tablet on the kitchen counter. I found you by searching how to start a garden. I've always wanted to have a garden and finally have some time to get started. I just figured out we're in Zone 6a so I'll be looking into this next. Have a beautiful weekend 💚❤💚
Im like AAAAHHH!😳😳😳 ITS COMING. And Mary is so calm and sweet. Thank you Mary!
Hi Andrea, I know what you mean but what is the saying...Keep Calm and Carry On. It got the Brits through WWII and the sentiment is more true today than ever! Love, Mary
Mary I know this is off topic but I Would like too ask how long your clotted cream will last thank you . I love your channel you cheery manor is a pleasure in these times.
Hi Sandra, thank you for the kind words! The clotted cream stays fresh for about 1 to 2 weeks in the fridge. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
Thank you for all your instructive & comprehensive videos, you have taught me so much over the years I cannot thank you enough. The time & thoughtful documentation you provide (for free) has proved invaluable for our family. Have you considered adding a 'Super Thanks' to your videos or is there another way we can provide a one-time 'donation' for your efforts?
You are so kind! Hearing about your wonderful traditional foods journey is all the thanks I need! I love reading comments like this. You really made my day!! Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Thank You, Mary. May the Lord Jesus continue to Bless you in many ways.
Sincerely, Eva :-)
Mary, thank you from the bottom of my heart for not only your outstanding tips and advice, but your cheerful and positive demeanor 🥰 you are truly special and although I have been watching your videos and prepping for a couple of years, the recent and tragic loss of The Prepping Preacher here on the Tube has plunged me into a negative and very sad place, you never, ever fail to lift my spirits! May God continue to richly bless you and yours 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏
Oh Liz, I am sorry to hear of the loss. Glad I can be here for you. Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Thank you for the very important steps to stocking your pantry for hard times, Mary. Hope you all are warm and safe down your way.
Have a blessed weekend.
Hey Rob, we are doing great! Can you believe we went below freezing last night! This is unprecedented. Generally our last frost date is February 17. So I am getting a late start on my garden this year! Hope you and the SG family are doing great. God bless, Mary
Great information! I like to say that products I buy should have only one or two ingredients in them. I was once in a store and a woman looked really confused. She asked me if the meal replacement bars were processed foods, I suggested that if it no longer looks like part of a plant or animal, it is a processed food.
I love the point you made that we spend so much money on grocery items that we do not need ( potato chips), and that is very wasteful. We need to rethink feeding our bodies and our families. You are a great champion of this!
With respect, Mary.....CHOCOLATE IS an 'essential' food item. ORGANIC, DARK chocolate is actually a HEALTH FOOD item. (Organic) DARK chocolate is VERY healthy!! And THAT (Dark Choc), will ALWAYS remain on my list!! lol
I hear ya! But it’s just for this one grocery trip. Trust me, it will be back in my cart in no time! Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
Chocolate is absolutely not essential. Whole foods offer FAR greater nutrients and minerals as well as many, many other important aspects than chocolate. Big Business and Big Media have falsely propped up chocolate as a health food knowing full well its candy. Don't let Big Business and others fool and deceive you for their benefit.
Thanks again, mom!! Keep up the good work!!
MASSA(Make America Self Sufficient Again)
Hi Anthony, Love your slogan!!
@@MarysNest I've learned more valuable skills from you than I ever have from the school system.
Hi Mary! So enjoying your pepper series. Have a special MARY'S NEST spiral notebook so I won't forget things I want to do or to get! A request please. Would you please compare lettuce/fresh food keepers and let us know if there are any to help us keep things fresh? We are on a fixed income. I eat a mixed green salad every day. Is buying Costco lettuces a good biy? How long will they last? Will I have to throw alot out? Or is there a way, or is there a saver that really works keep greens fresh? Thank you.
Hi Anne, I will have to look into those. Great idea! Would be nice to find something like that which worked to extend the life of our greens. If my greens start to look a little wilted, I usually throw them into a soup. Love, Mary
Check Amazon for Fresh Papers. Haven't seen them in stores yet. Supposed to extend life of produce
Read through the comments. Laughing at the revolt regarding chocolate.
LOL!! Thank goodness it’s for only one shopping trip. Not forever. Thank goodness!! 😂😂😂
Also the best part of using things like vinegar and baking soda for cleaning is that they're food products. Which means that food stamps will pay for them. Which means you have more cash available for other things.
Oh Sweet Mary! I had to laugh out loud over your opening comments! I keep my grocrey receipts w/ my budget book w/my meal plan! My sister laughs but I'm so glad I do! Makes planning for our family of 4 much easier! I have a confession tho.. We make bread l, we ferment, we can and preserve a garden even living in a city! I drive to obtain raw milk products and farm fresh eggs! But I still buy boxed mac n cheese 😂. My kids love it 😭 and It's my one guilty concession!
My 4 corners pantry is coming together and more organized because of you! A million thank you's 💗
I understand completely! I have it for emergencies in my extended pantry since it’s easy for my husband to prepare if I’m not here. He loves it! 😂😂😂 Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Now I think of you every time I plan my groceries. I've been sticking up on non perishable gradually for the past 2 months since I found you. That definitely helped with the current situation, as well as learning to make bread. Now I need to up my game.
I have AP flour, whole wheat flour, bread flour, yeast and everything I need to make my cast iron Dutch oven bread in the oven. It is very simple to put together and easy to have a beautiful round loaf of crusty bread in a couple of hours and most of that time you're not doing anything. :-)
I’ve really enjoyed finding and watching your channel. I have had it on my mind to hold a session at
My church on a Saturday to review tips for planning (the biggest hurdle) and employing the plan for preparation. I have had some of these skills for decades, while others were highly enhanced over the last 30 months. It helps my grandparents shared their GD experiences, as I see now that hearing (and remembering) these details help me see the big picture. I think people have good intentions while often hesitate to begin. You’ve inspired me. I may do it. Thank you ☺️
Hello Mary, you always give such thorough and helpful information. Thank you!
Your video of Walmart groceries gave me the idea to go there for canning supplies. I found everything I needed...at a great price. It’s not close by, but I will be going there more when I’m in that area. I quit soft drinks...making hibiscus tea instead.
Laura at Our Oily House has tons of videos on homemade beauty and cleaning products!! Also, Marissa at Bumblebee Apothecary also has great beauty recipe videos.
Thanks for the tip!
Needed. We so appreciate you, Mary! 🤗
You are so welcome! Thank you so much for the kind words!! Glad you're here!! Love, Mary
I watched your video about 10 cheap foods to stock. Went to Aldi this week & although a few things were not available, I still did pretty good. Got lots of cheap flour, butter, yeast, peanut butter, cornstarch, baking soda, Spam, rice & 2 whole chickens to make bone broth! Tomorrow, I'm canning chicken soup with the inexpensive extra veggies I scored. All this, and still stayed within my budget. Great advice. Storing the yeast, butter & flour in the freezer to prolong the shelf life. Thank you!
Wow Kay! You are doing great!! Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
I just wanted to express a thought about old fashioned oats. If you get the quick oats, they are the same price as the old fashioned, but you will use less energy to cook them as they cook in only a minute vs 5 minutes for the old fashioned oats.
Hi Mary!! My 3 adult sons recognized your voice. When they hear me watching your videos they say her voice sounds so nice. I watch your videos a lot!! 😁They are so helpful and so thorough. I appreciate you. As I’m sure MANY do. Have a lovely morning.
Oh Melinda! Thank you so much for the kind words! Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Hi Melinda, how’s your day going with you?
OMG, I was totally eating a pop-tart when you said to cross it off the list. LOL!
LOL!!
Thank you once more, Mary ( my middle name ☺️) I just want to mention that you might want to see some of the late Preacher’s videos; his channel is still up but not sure for how long. His Sunday sermons ( as well as his memorial 😢) are there, and I am in no way trying to continue his evangelical work, but his prepper videos are what got me started. Love you much! ❤️🙏
Nice
I would NEVER purchase canned fruits or veggies. Im stuck because I cannot get past that.. it took us entire 6 months to eat 1 pound of flour. Sugar ... 3 years then tossed it. I do purchase have canned tomatoes but only 4 cans per month.... Yikes.. perhaps I can start canning?
Hi Nancy, I understand completely. Everyone is at different stages in their lives as to what they are comfortable - and not comfortable - buying, as well as what they can afford. Home canning is wonderful. Definitely give it a try! Love, Mary
Thank you so much for your videos. Lord bless you and your family 💗
Hi Jean, how’s your day going with you?
Hi Mary. Thank you for sharing info and helpful tips on how to be prepared for an emergency. I have been buying a little extra canned foods, rice, and old fashioned oats for about 6 months now. I am retired and don’t have big finances… 😂 but I am doing the best I can. Also, canned soups… Progresso mainly. Thanks for all your help. God bless and keep you. 😃
Hi Kendra, It sounds like your are doing a great job. And the Progresso soups are great. I always keep those on hand in case I get sick and Ted needs to prepare some food. I especially like their Lentil soup. Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Brava Mary! Yet another great video. My, oh, my you are such a natural educator! Even though I already have a prepper pantry, I still watched the entire video because I wanted to hear how you describe it- new to the idea or not. Just fantastic work!
Hi Dawn, how’s your day going with you?
Some store brand canned food is more liquid/less product than more expensive ones.
Oh dear!
@@MarysNest 😂 yes! And I bought dozens before I noticed.
Your sandwich bread was wonderful!! I haven’t made bread in 55 years! I love it. I no longer buy bread
I bought canned chicken and fed it to my dog. It was so gross.I guess I’ll have to learn to eat it. I’m allergic to so many foods it’s hard to find anything for me. I’m with your list I’m sure I can find something. Thank you so much.
So sorry to hear canned chicken did not agree with you. I have a recipe for making chicken patties with canned chicken that is very good. You will not know you used canned chicken: ruclips.net/video/_NYO0kk9VcM/видео.html Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
Mary, so many good 💡ideas. I LOVE the "FOUR COURNERS PANTRY!" LUCRETIA
I have 30 pounds of grits.
My mom had those placemats. Makes me happy everytime I see them because she loved them. Thanks for all the content. I made your no knead bread and loved it. Looking forward to learning more and trying to be a more traditional living home. Thanks for all you share.
Thank you Mary! This is a great video that motivates me to be more focused and intentional in my purchases.
Mary, I just saw about the wildfires in central Texas. Are you all doing okay?
We are safe and sound. thank you! Love, Mary ❤️🙏🏻❤️
Or for the End times.
Oh dear!
Thank you so much for your videos. Your attitude is so calm! I’ve listened to many videos in your pantry series while I clean and take care of other household chores, and I am very happy to have found them. They take a totally different tone to many “prepper” videos and are definitely appreciated.
How’s your day going with you?
Since we just got our harvest right I'm taking the time to learn how things freeze dry, and learning how to cook with the freeze dried foods.
Are you happy you made the investment?
@@barbarayorkwoodside3716 Very much!
I ordered 'Good meals and how to make them' from 1927. Fritters recipes include pinto beans and whatever is leftover in the fridge.
Love this!❤️🤗❤️
Hi Mary. I have just recently come across your videos and am hooked. You are so upbeat and have such positive energy and are a fabulous teacher. I have entertained the idea of turning my kitchen into a traditional foods kitchen for awhile now but have been rather intimidated by the idea. Finding your videos has changed that. I am hoping you can help me with something. I have a processed foods kitchen, lol, I guess you would call it, or maybe even a hybrid, lol. I eat a lot of whole foods anyway. My question is, for the person like myself who has no idea where to begin ...what do I do first? What do I get rid of? Do I phase things out that I don't want to consume anymore or just pitch it? What traditional foods items do I begin to buy first? I am at the very, very, very beginning, lol, and am not sure how to start the process, though I am so excited to!!!
Hi Heather!! Welcome!! So glad you’re here!! All wonderful questions. The first place to start is to basically just start slowly. Work your way through making traditional foods ylittle by little. You can start with my playlist which is titled mastering the basics of traditional nutrient dense foods: ruclips.net/p/PLkRuW3pBo2U3b4eu0QraZReKlGzA11h3y next, go to my homepage on RUclips and look through the playlists that I have there and start making foods out of those individual playlists: ruclips.net/user/MarysNest but the most important thing to remember is do this little by little and stay in your budget. Do not rush. Master one skill at a time so that you never feel overwhelmed. And stay tuned. I think you’re going to love the video I have coming out on Saturday because it’s all about how to get started with this traditional foods journey and how to work your way through it. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
@@MarysNest Thank you so much!! I spent some time last night looking through your website and joined the Academy!, lol. I'm just so excited. You provide so much information!! It is so incredibly helpful. I'm very happy to be starting this journey. Oh, and, I heard you say, in one of the videos that you are in your mid- sixties???!!! I was totally gobsmacked! I was thinking early to mid fifties. So, good for you and may I be so lucky when I get there, lol.
Hi Heather, how’s your day going with you?
@@Thomasfrohwitter I am well, how about yourself?
@@heatherstergos8003 I’m doing great and thanks for asking. How are you spending your spare time?
So many folks I know need these lessons y'all give. Thank y'all. Blessings, julie
I'm hardly a beginner, but this was a great refresher.
Perfect timing for this video and I love your haircut! ❤️
Hi Vanessa, Yay! Thank you! As to my hair...yes, after the "virus", it thinned so I had to cut it but your compliment means so much to me!! You really lifted my spirits!! Love, Mary
Hi Vanessa, how’s your day going with you?
Mary, I love your channel! I've learned a lot and am starting to make some fermented foods and broth and such. So thank you for all of your wisdom and for showing such kindness. My question is, can you keep powdered foods like whole milk, sour cream, eggs, etc in the freezer for a longer shelf life? I bought these things for my emergency stock pile, but they may expire before I use them.
Hi Shelley, thank you for the kind words!! So glad you’re here!! I definitely think the freezer would extend the shelf life of those items. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
Great topic to cover Mary! Thank you for everything you share and teach us! You're a rare youtube Gem! Love your channel and I appreciate you!
Hi Troyer, how’s your day going with you?
Excellent(if painful😂) ideas! So well thought out.
Thank you! 😊
Mary you're a blessing; I like that you stick to the plan, meaning, you don't get caught up in the political hype. You just want everyone to be prepared, healthy and able to be ahead of the game. You are the best 🥰
Oh Cynthia! Thank you so much for saying that!! I really like to offer a bit of calm in an otherwise stressful world. It’s as if I had you here in the kitchen with me. I like to make our home a haven from the outside world and I like to bring that feeling to my RUclips channel… Making it a haven from the outside world.Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️
Mary, you are getting so popular you probably wont beable to answer everyone much longer. I can not imagine the time you put into making videos every day/week. You are appreciated and your channel has changed my whole way of cooking. NEVER did I think I would be making my own bread every week, now milling my own grains 😳😳. I started sour dough last week and made my first pancakes with the discard today. Your a wonderful teacher! I probably rewatch your videos so often, that I might be contributing to a 100+ views a month just rewatching you! 😂😂😂 - Thank you so much for your time and energy! As you get more viewers and more posts...please take care of yourself Your videos are so valuable! 💝
Oh my goodness! Thank you SO much for all the kind words!! You made my day!! I’m so thrilled that we are on this traditional foods journey together!! Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️
I will be giving probably close to half of my longer-term pantry away probably to my caregiver. My entire pantry was moved here when I purchased this house. I will donate what she doesn't want because I need to make room for my home canned foods. There is not one inch of shelving available and I have big tall wide store size shelving. My caregiver needs a step ladder to get to the top shelf. No I don't want to face out playing kettle cooked potato chips and little bags! I don't drink soda or carbonated beverages but I do keep some for my caregiver. I don't expect her to buy her own food and drink when she's working here. :-)
I have been follow ING you for a couple of months now and just got my grain mill and awaiting my wheat berries! Thank you so much for your information on grains. I have a Kitchen pantry, then my "Extended pantry" in the basement ( items that are in rotation) , then my Long Term Pantry (homemade canned items, grains, and items that I store for long term or need only rarely. These items are in a cool dark place. Remember to rotate through your canned items though! Thank you for your content!