One YEAR'S Worth of Food for 9 | Pantry/Root Cellar Tour | Massive Azure Standard Grocery Haul 2023
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2023
- Massive Azure Standard Grocery Haul! Plus, I’m showing how our large family grew, canned, preserved, and stocked up on a year’s worth of food! I’ll also show you how we built our cellar and give you a tour of our cellar/pantry that stores enough food for our large family of 9
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Oh my goodness your daughter is adorable. She did a great job smiling with each product. Good job!
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
She is absolutely precious and she did a wonderful job!
I am in complete awe… absolutely astounding! I would love to know if you were raised this way or how you learned to do literally everything! ♥️♥️♥️
Ha, no I was not raised this way. I've been on this journey for 17 years now, so it has taken time and a desire to learn to live this way.
II come from a rural background and preparing like this is natural for me. As time progressed to vacuum packing, freeze drying and more efficient dehydrating. I grow my own teas, herbs , medicinal garden, tinctures, salves , poltices, It’s important to me to keep and teach the old ways . It was survival and self sufficiency.
I love this! I have learned a lot from others who were raised this way.
This was an amazingly complete video for what and how you store items in your pantry. I don't think you left out a thing! This is my first time visiting your channel, but it certainly won't be my last. Diane in NC
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Very, very inpressive! You are a real proverbs31 women! Greetings from the Netherlands!
Oh my gosh your daughter is adorable. She should be the face of azure. You should send the company this video
Ha, thank you!
We have 35k taps and also sell maple sugar. I’m happy to be a sounding board. Just found your channel and am not sure where you’re located, but we have a plethora of experience. Nothing beats maple sugar!
Awesome! We are in northern Wisconsin. Do you just sell it locally to you? I haven't looked much into the process other than I know people who have made it on accident when they boiled their sap too long.😅
Totally agree! I reside in eastern Europe, and I always order maple syrup for a whole year from United States.
I'm not sure where you live, but if earthquakes are a possibility in your area, you should consider protecting your jars from falling off the shelves. One idea is to use bungee cords across the front and sides of the shelves. Another idea is to have the jars sitting in low profile boxes.
That is a very good point! Thankfully, we do not have a risk of earthquakes here, but in WA that was definitely something to prepare for.
Azure needs to put your daughter on payroll!!!!! She did a great job!!!! So stinkin cute!!!!
Ha, I agree! Thank you. She had so much fun helping.
Best presentation for a food haul I have ever seen.
Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
Your helper was very cute. That bag of sugar was as big as her. I hope to start a large pantry also. Great Job.
Thank you, I think she had fun with it!
Wow! Love this! I’m not a homesteader and don’t meal plan and/or can or store anything, but watching this is making me wish I did. 🤔
Thanks! ❤ Kim
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's never too late to start. 😉
Never too late to start!
If you got a vacuum sealer, you can seal raw or cooked. They stack nicely in the freezer. Get wild and crazy and you can vacuum seal whole meals of cooked food, lay flat in your bag and stack them in the freezer. Just like tv dinners only better!
You are so organized! Lots of love to the adorable little helper of yours!!
Thank you!
Such a cute little helper! Thank you for sharing all the good information!
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for sharing, your pantry/cellar is amazing! Can't stop smiling during your video, how cute is she! :) God bless you and your family!
Thank you so much!
I could barely focus on what you were saying about the Azure Standard haul because your daughter is just beyond adorable. You are seriously impressive.
😂 Thank you! She had so much fun helping!
Its good to see younger people learning our old ways of life. I suppose for this day and time you younger newbies would think having a years supply of food is something new, but not for us old timers who were raised by the old ways on farms. It’s just a natural way of life. We spend all spring, summer and fall raising, growing, preserving and making everything possible ourselves. In fact for the last 40+ years we raise, grow, preserve 2 years worth 1 year of canned 1 year dehydrated for longer term storage. This includes fruits, berries, grapes from our orchards. We also do medicinal tinctures, ointments, poultices and dried medicinals, cold processed soaps, etc.
I absolutely love that you grew up this way! I agree that many of us are learning all of this as if it's new when it fact it is simply going back to the old ways. Thanks for watching!
What an enthusiastic and adorable little helper ☺️
If you are spending that much money I’d think they would waive the delivery fee. What a lovely little model you gave there. She’s adorable.
I wish they would! Ha, thanks!
Daughter makes me want to buy from an Oregon company. Very happy Azure was built back up after someone burnt the company down and thanks to people loans to get it back going it's doing well it really show's a company who's loved.
Yes! Azure is amazing!
Your little helper is so adorable 😊
Thank you!
Very organized! I thought my pantry would be large enough and now I definitely need to expand it:) thank you for sharing!
Thank you! Ha, I know I'm very lucky to have this space!
Holly crap that was amazing! New subscriber here! I’m going to live through you with the big family life, homestead and incredible womanhood! Haha! Seriously you’re such an example!
😂 Thank you, welcome here!
Wowee wow WOW! You are incredible ❤ Organized, insightful, prepared and yet….your flexibility comes thru beautifully. That storage room is a dream. 👍🏻 The best part of your plan includes a cool room with passive ventilation and no windows. FABULOUS! Thanks for your video. And get that child an agent and put her on TV commercials - natural charmer!
Thank you so much for those wonderful compliments! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
You can make your own brown sugar from regular sugar and molasses. It's really easy and cost effective.
I did that for awhile, but figured it didn’t actually save me money. 🤷♀️
What a cute little helper
Thank you, I think she had fun!
It's hard to focus on the Azure products with such an adorable cutie sharing the screen.
Ha, I agree. She had so much fun helping!
Your model is adorable!
Thank you!❤️
I love the mesh bags that you store your onions in!
They are very handy! I've noticed my onions lasting longer in them as well.
#goals for real... Family of 8 here and I have a large pantry with lots of canned goods storage now that my husband custom built for our space. Now I just need to insulate it and get more of the other storage items.
Thank you! Awesome! 👏
Didnt got my smile from face, looking at your cute daughter, which presented all with such a bright smile!❤❤❤
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Best Azure haul ever! Such a cutie pie! I'm definitely getting some of that almond butter on my next Azure haul. Sounds awesome.
Thank you!
Your helper was amazing. Your pantry was very organized, I was so impressed. This was my first visit and will be watching you more. Thank you and God bless you.
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
She is a product Ambassador😊big smile
Ha, she sure had fun doing it.
This is how I grew up.
Wow, that is amazing!
I am a new subscriber and loving how you share everything and making me click back and forth to Azure as I'm new to them as well ( 2 months so far). Although I am single now I still stock up and am trying to go as long as I can between grocery trips especially now with all the germs being spread around in the winter it's best to stay home, eat what I have and enjoy winter with my 5 dogs reading books and continuing to learn to get back to the basics of not being so dependent on the stores. I live in the city so a lot of things I can't do that you can do in the country or more complicated than I want like raising chickens. We all do the best we can with the resources we have available. I do raise a garden and I am a Canner. Anna In Ohio
Well welcome here! I'm so glad you found the video helpful.❤️
WOW thats a lot of food! I think its very very easy to underestimate how much goes into dehydrated foods! takes a whole load of fruit or whatever. I a thinking about storing dried stevia leaves this year!
Ha, I agree! We definitely go through a ton of food! I do find that when I am dehydrating food too. It can almost be depressing at the end of drying to see how much it has shrunk.
10/10 organization. The labels would make my brain happy too 😆 🤣 😂
Thank you! Ha, yes... labeling is my love language.🤣
fabulous
I’m so glad you like it!
We used go through about 40 lbs of sugar a year when I had kids at home and we baked a lot. Now we have not purchased sugar for over10 years and only use about 5 lbs of honey or maple syrup combined.
Wow that’s amazing! We definitely do a lot of baking, but what’s interesting is that I can tolerate sugar, but not honey or maple syrup. I still use those things as often as possible, but with my sensitivity it’s a balance for sure.
@@TheFromScratchFarmhouse food sensitivities are also my issue. With Celiac Diseases and histamine issues, I have to watch glucose and insulin spikes as well as have a very truncated list of foods. I used to eat a whole,lot like you do now based on your pantry and RUclips.
Blessings and thank you for the Azure information. I am putting my first order in this week.
Great stockpile love it!!!!
Thank you!
Goals 😍
🙌 ❤️
This is amazing. Thanks for the info.
Love it!!!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it Carol!
She is so precious!
Thank you!
I do have to say .. awesome job mama!!
Thank you!
Very impressive!
Thank you!
It's a thing of beauty!
Thank you!
thumbs up fpr the gorgeous presenter on the kitchen counter ! Greetings from Germany
Thank you! She had so much fun.
Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice presentation!
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing video! When you make the chocolate hazelnut spread please do a video on it! I’ve been wanting to make it from scratch as well.
Thank you! Ok, I will!
Your daughter is too cute 🥰
Thank you! She had so much fun helping.
Wow! Amazing job, well done! ❤️🙏🏻 Val C
Thank you so much!
This organization is inspiring! 🎉
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Love your utube....we live out in the middle of the desert in a RV we hand dug cellars to keep our food in. Not so much from freezin as it is fairly warm here in the winter...but from summer which gets VERY hot.... keeps all our stored food and even fresh food from spoiling.
Thank you! Wow, that is so neat!
It is hard living here but we love it...
Tell me more about lemon peel powder please.
We use lemon peel powder in a few recipes that call for "lemon zest."
this is a very organised household
Thank you! Organization is definitely a must with a big family!
Wow love that your pantry and food storage is so well organised, good job.
Thank you!
New viewer, great pantry
Thank you!
Hello from East Texas!
Hello there! It's so fun that this space allows us to connect with people from all over the map.
Beautiful pantry tour! I’m looking forward to trying a container garden this year. Blessings to you and your Family
Thank you! You too! Have a wonderful gardening season.
Awesome cellar
Thank you! ❤️
Thank you so much.From iowa.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
I'm a new comer to your channel an I love your videos keep up the the great work
Thank you! I’m so glad you found me!
Happy mothers day
Thank you! ❤️
Great video! This encourages me to get busy this year.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
You have the cutest assistant!
Thank you! She had fun helping.
New sub from Texas!❤🙏🏼xo
Hello and welcome! Thank you for subscribing!
Wow!! You have an amazing system. So glad I found your video. ❤
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
@@TheFromScratchFarmhouse you're welcome.
Cutest little girl!
Thank you!
Nice I am jealous
It’s taken a long time and a lot of work!
@@TheFromScratchFarmhouse boy I understand that.
Love this video! Short, sweet, and to the point. Very informative. Subscribed.
Thank you so much!
The little girl doing azure haul is adorable :))) highlight of the video. 🤩😍
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Do you enjoy winter canning also? Lake fall I like to pull out any tomatoes, berries and things I stuffed in the freezer during the heat and can it up so I can stock my freezer with meat. In winter I can beef, chicken, beans, soups, stews and jar meals. I am 67 and canning is a lot of work so I like to space it out.
I do some in the winter, but usually I’m pretty burnt out. 😅
@@TheFromScratchFarmhouse I imagine so after all you did. I just really don't keep up with stuff in the hot summer and shifted to doing all my jellies and tomato sauces in the winter. Warms the house for free!
Get video! I just went to go watch an old gardening video of yours and saw that you said your in Wisconsin! Im also in Wisconsin :)
Awesome! 👏
This was an amazing video. Thank you for all the info. Your daughter is so precious and beautiful. God bless your family.
Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
Always wondered how you figured out the amount of food IOU would need for a family. And what you need to grow to have on hand.thanks do very much.
I use Seville shelves in my house or plants and my eBay inventory. I usually get them through Wal-Mart online. Delivery saves me some time and effort. So easy to put together.
Awesome, I love my Seville shelves!
I love watching stuff like this n part of me would like to try it as wel,l but wow!!! That's gotta be alot of work!!!
I feel like the hardest part was figuring out the "how." Now that we have everything set up and a routine it feels so much more manageable. My inventory spreadsheet was also a game changer!
A few takeaways and questions from your video…First of all your daughter in adorable and has a very infectious smile!! So sweet!! Regarding food storage, it looks like you have way more than a years supply of food, seeing how you are already in February. Especially the home canned goods. How do you best rotate your stock? How long can most of the nuts, seeds and dry fruits last before you use them up or they spoil. Do you dehydrate or dry freeze your own things too? Do you take into account items that expire or go bad? Also I was taught from both Ball Canning and the National Center for Home Food Preservation it’s not safe to can diced tomatoes due to density issue. (Only whole, quartered or crushed) What methods do you follow when canning? I’m only storing items for two, yet I do keep extra for sharing with neighbors/friends/family in case there’s an emergency. Great video and thank you for sharing!! Many blessings to you and your family.❤
Thank you! Most everything is rotated by or around the 1 year mark. We don’t restock until November so really there are quite a few months left after this video. I do dehydrate my own things, but don’t freeze dry. If something is close to going bad, we use it up. I’ve always canned diced tomatoes. This was based on an “approved” recipe at the time, but those are always changing. I’m not worried about it. 😉
Are you LDS? Just asking because we're all about having a year's supply of food. This is so helpful. I feel completely overwhelmed by all of this. We have always had a years supply of certain kinds of food but knowing how to use it and rotate it is a different thing entirely.
Nope, I am not. I'm so glad you found it helpful though! It can be very overwhelming and this has definitely taken awhile to get to this point. Thanks for watching!
Can you do how stuck up medicine?
Your pantry organization is admirable. Where are the metal shelf liners from?
Thank you! The shelf liners I have are from Menards. Seville Classics also sells them, but they are more expensive.
I would definitely move the sprouting tubers out of the pantry. They can make the air toxic if they get too green, which is likely with low air circulation.
Great point! I plan to can the good ones and deal with them ASAP.
Jessica recommended I take a look and I'll be back.
I'm so glad Cheri!
Crazy enough your azure standard Hall breaks down to about $217 and that's even including your shipping cost so really for one year that's not bad in today's economy especially with the quality of product's you got.
Yes! Of course we had other food expenses as well that were not from Azure, but overall it was a very good price for all we got!
This was so amazing to see. Completely inspired 🥰
May I ask, where is the toilet paper from? We’re looking for an Organic brand. Thanks in advance.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Ours is from Clean It Supply, but it is not organic.
Great video and very informative. I do have a question though. When canning your tomatoes, how long in the jars would you say they last?
I'd easily eat them 2 years after canning without thinking twice. I'd eat them 3 years later if our tomato crop was bad and I couldn't replenish my stash. They are not ever going to go "bad" per se, as long as the jar stays sealed. The only difference over time is that they lose flavor, color, and nutritional value. Also, these days jar lids only claim to last a few years before the seals start to fail, so make sure they are still sealed before opening.
Love the video and you have a beautiful set up! Can you please recommend how you go about finding local sources for canning or sourcing your stock ups? I know fruit can be easier to find with the upicks...but how did you find a local source for sweet corn?
Also, is azure shipping directly now?
We are pretty lucky to live in a very agricultural community. Locally grown food is everywhere here! I recommend going to localharvest.org and searching there for farms, CSAs and farmer's markets near you. Azure does ship directly, but shipping is more expensive that way, especially for heavier items.
Have you ever thought about dehydrating on your own it might save quite a bit of money
Oh we do dehydrate a ton, but for things that we don’t grow ourselves it makes more sense for me to use what I get for more expensive products like pie filling or sliced and canned. Some years we do more dehydrating than others. It depends on the price of produce locally or what we are able to grow.
Where did you get your jars? They are perfect!
The glass jars are from Azure Standard. They come in half gallon and gallon size. I love them!
The only thing with those jars is you can't vaccum seal them for long term, however saying that, for short term they would be great!
I want to order like that
It is very nice, but it's taken us awhile to get to this point.
What are the other sites you order from for toilet paper , etc?
What size Seville shelving are you using? It looks like the perfect size for our beginners canning shelving system. Thank you for sharing your pantry with us, it is truly a labor of love for your family. May the Lord bless your home.
On one side I have 4ft wide x 2ft deep shelves and on the other they are 4ft wide by 18” deep. Thank you!! ❤️
Thank you!
Wow, great video! You take such amazing care of your family ❤
I wanted to mention, because you eat a lot of nuts and seeds, make sure your family has plenty of bioavailable calcium and zinc, as the oxalates in nuts and seeds bind to these and can cause deficiencies.
Thank you! Great point!
I would love to have a prep storage but I just don't have any room or the conditions to store it in. I only have a 5-shelf unit that sits in a garage and it can get very hot in there during the summer months....I do my best I suppose
You can still have food storage! We used to live in a tiny mobile home with no storage at all. I stored my canned food up on top of the cabinets where it got pretty hot in the summer. I made shelves above our fridge. I got creative. Don't worry about the heat. No, it's not ideal, but canned food doesn't go bad in heat, it just loses its color and texture quicker.
Sounds like you guys need to grow some nut trees at much as you use them. I agree with your kids that like semi sweet in the cookies.
I agree, but unfortunately there aren't too many nuts that will grow in our zone.
Rice pudding is a uk staple but is a desert not a breakfast, i love finding differences, great video
Oh, interesting! We actually don't sweeten it much at all except with the milk. Glad you enjoyed the video!
In case of a earthquake, im used bubble wrapped around my jars...and for prevent jars to fall in the floor, we keep them in the boxes..
That is a great idea! Thankfully we don’t have a risk of earthquakes here in WI, but in WA that was a concern.
Please, where do you get your boxes from? Will it survive a fall during earthquake?
A few things. 1. Your daughter is adorable! 2. That peanut butter sounds like magic. 3. What is the cost of your membership and 4. Would you be selling the menus separately?
Thank you!! Membership will open again mid-March and it is $18/mo. It is more than just info thrown at you, but a step-by-step course. The link for the waitlist is in the description. But, yes! I will be adding them to my store as separate options soon. Hop on my email list or that waitlist to get notified.
@@TheFromScratchFarmhouse thank you :)