So okay, this is actually a genius idea. Don't forget to ask how their family is doing when you drop the food and stay talking on the porch for 45 minutes.
@@trippsmythoftheaurigancoal8155 Yep anything is made in the cake pan or casserole dish then add a layer of cheese..... Oh how I miss Minnesota, but hey Texas where I am now has good BBQ and taco's...
“Susan’s not gonna able to poop for a week”!!! Best line in the video.😂😂 Plus Kim’s “Do I have to do something nice for her now? Why can’t she just take the money?” Somebody is going to steal this Dasherole idea, for real! Love you guys…
@@holdernessfamilylaughs even better was Penn checking the zip code to see if it's available in the area "of course it is- that's our street!" 😅😅😅 I liked the change up from "our neighbor"
I love how AM addresses the potential Hot Dish vs Casserole dust up by breaking through the 4th wall and addressing it directly, via a short video seen on Penn's laptop. Pretty freakin' brilliant !
It does need to be a thing. Midwestern household here and when my daughter's coworker's wife was very ill with cancer, my daughter cooked many meals for them plus we had their large dog here for quite awhile! post script: she recovered.
How could you not be happy having someone like the Midwestern girl in your life, lol? That much joy and enthusiasm is infectious and a sharp contrast to what I’m used to.
About 35 years ago I "joked" about how comfy it was wearing my bathrobe backwards like a blanket, but with sleeves. Don't be like me, this is a great idea 😂
In Alabama, we send food when someone is very sick or dies. It's one less thing for the ones effected by it to think about. I think it's a very caring thing to do. I laughed so much at this video, but was thinking casserole delivery service is not a bad idea. 😂
Not at all! We take food over in the South as well. Surgery? Sick? Someone passed? Had a baby? Moved in next door? Someone is bringing you food and putting you on their prayer list. ❤🙏It’s wonderful and yes, contagious! In the best way. Now I’ve *got* to hey your aunt recipe for that tater tot casserole! The kids devoured it! Such a hit with everyone. And it freezes beautifully. 😊
This spoke to my midwestern soul and cracked me up! It’s too perfect. That slow side walk across the street in the commercial is comedy perfection. This must find its as into an extended movie version.
This is a good idea! Perfect for the south where casseroles are expected for new mothers, after surgery and funerals. As an add on, a monogrammed casserole carrier would be awesome.
Love it! There's definitely a market for this type of thing! We have family who sent chicken noodle soup and pot pies through companies like that when we were sick/grieving & they were too far away to make things themselves to bring over/aren't big on cooking. Nothing like a nice warm hug from a distance with good food. Sky's the limit with options so if anyone wants to start that kind of service, highly recommend!
Midwesterner here. There is no lie in this (and cheesy potatoes are the bomb). Thank you for bringing us this treasure. So glad you added the Instadish branch for those of us who don't do casseroles because hotdishes are better. I would buy an Instadish t-shirt.
I feel utterly 'seen' by this spoof commercial. I also have, at last count, two 'loaded baked potato' casseroles in my freezer. You know, for emergencies. And as an Easter side dish if no emergencies present themselves. Nebraska-born, and mourning potato casseroles are a huge thing. Also frozen homemade cabbage rolls (Runzas). Just defrost and pop 'em in the oven.
Hello my friends! :D This is another winner. The dog taking a moment with the casserole was the perfect way to end it, that casserole would have been toast here with our five dogs, for sure. I loved the bloopers after, especially when she couldn't stop laughing until you guys moved away from the camera, hilarious! :D God bless you and your wonderful family. Have an awesome day my fabulous friends! :D
Just love the whole midwesterner thing, everything about it. I wear hearing aids and yeah, sometimes I mishear things but recognize that can’t possibly be what was said (as it’s usually nonsense or absurd). Sometimes for kicks I’ll repeat what I misheard back to the person who said it and we have a good laugh about it 😂
Omg yes. I have totally had this idea before - as both a business and my needing that as a customer. For casseroles AND homemade pies and cookies, etc. If someone isn't already doing this they should be.
@@holdernessfamilylaughs Would probably require more market data. 😜 But there's definitely a need! There are so many times people want / need to give others homemade food for so many occasions year round (births, sickness, funerals, favors, thank yous) but also including the obvious holidays too. 🤔😲
@@tinaperez7393 You'd've made a mint during covid alone. And now we're in a triple header plus an increased birth rate and the millennials are outdoing the "Great Generation" with major life events, so girl, go! Just please make sure everyone's willing to be inclusive, yanno? 🥘🍲😋 PS I guess minimalists are buying the foil casseroles as needed, since they wouldn't have enough to spare and metal's recyclable, right?
When we brought our baby home from the nicu, there was a meal train. A different family dropped a meal off every night for over a week. The Alaska twist...no chatting, the meals were left at the end of the drive. Us Alaskans love free home-cooked meals, and helping eachother out, but not so much socializing. 😁
Y'all have done some funny stuff over the years, but this one is over the top! I was already smiling through it but, "Jello salad or marshmallow fruit" was the first belly laugh, then Steve chimed in and stole the show! Thank you Holderness Fam and The Midwest Neighbor!
I laughed so hard at “Is that our neighbor?” “Of course it is” that I had to pause the video for about 3 minutes. I was sitting here like a crazy person crying from laughing so hard. The deadpan delivery of those lines killed me. I have been binge watching these episodes so those lines hit me hard. I needed a good laugh like that. Am now a new subscriber.
This is honestly a genius business idea! I'm from the Midwest and was on the giving and receiving end of meal trains. I usually go with casseroles or lasagna and salad because it's a one-dish meal and easy to freeze and reheat. I moved to CA a year and a half ago and our neighbors aren't nearly as friendly. We've only met our immediate next door neighbors. However, I joined a church and a mom's Bible study. My mom was on the prayer list for her sick months of cancer treatment. When she passed I was so touched when the women who'd only known me six months set up a meal train, signed a card for me, and made me a prayer quilt! Not only was I grieving, but the two weeks after her death were filled with funeral planning, planning to travel back to Chicago where my mom would be buried, and clearing out her house to get on the market. Needless to say, grocery shopping and cooking were not at the forefront of my mind. Not only were the meals helpful in a practical way, but I was so touched and comforted by the kindness of these women I'd only known a short time. They all brought home cooked meals, but I wouldn't care if it was takeout or a service like this. I always want to sign up for meal trains, but my chronic illnesses make it hard to commit. I'd definitely use this service!
Sounds like you're coming up on one year without your mom. Hugs from this internet stranger. I'm glad they were able to pass Christ's love on to you in this way.
Lol - I am originally from the Midwest and thought wow- what a great idea! I do make prayer lists and prop them up against my little stuffed prayer bear on my bedside table. 😉
I’ve seen requests for hotdish and/or casserole recipes. One hardly knows where to start-there are more recipes than lakes in MN-but here’s a sort of customizable generic recipe . . . Some kind of meat (ground beef, chopped chicken, organ meat, chopped hot dogs, tuna, etc.) Some form of starch (spaghetti, macaroni, hash browns, tater tots, bread cubes, etc.) Vegetables (optional) Cheese (optional) Enough cream soup (whatever’s in the pantry) to cover everything Seasoning (usually _at least_ salt & pepper, maybe Mrs. Dash if you’re bringing to a heart patient) Topping 1) crunchy (chow mein noodles, fried onions, bread crumbs, etc.) 2) cheese This is just a suggestion. You know what’s in your pantry better than I do.
They aren't going to want to hear this, but neighbor is the true star. I know they have spent years trying to get internet famous but that neighbor deserves her own channel.
No! Casseroles are not as welcome as many think. There ends up being so many that have to be frozen and then the freezers can't cope with the amount. Giving food is a great idea for those spending endless hours at a hospital and are too tired to cook themselves late at night, yet all that's required is something simple such as a platter of sandwiches or nutritional frozen meals. Just send your dearest, nutty neighbour to visit the patient instead, which will make their day! I know that I would have loved to be visited by one who always makes me laugh when I had a serious stint in hospital. I simply adore her!!🇦🇺💖🕊
Due to being an Army brat, I never lived in the mid-west, however, my Mom's side is from MN, and my Dad's side is from MI, so I can relate to the Penn's being an outsider to their Mid-western neighbor customs. From Tatertot casserole (hot dish,) to fruit salad w/ marshmallows I've had it all, including straight up ruhbarb pie, w/o the silly strawberries. I've even had a hot beef commercial.
As someone who's lived in the midwest my entire life, I find this hilarious. All the Midwest stereotypes crack me up because most of them are true. Although idk where the stereotype accent came from. But it still makes me laugh 😆
OMG!! This is BRILLIANT!! We laughed so hard throughout the entire thing! 😂 We had to pause a few times just so we could laugh. Well done on Instadiah as well. ❤️😂😂😂
When I was a bartender at a restaurant, I always tried to suggest a to-go meal if they knew of anyone in need or someone that lost a loved one. It never worked, but suggesting a to-go meal is definitely a way to increase the tip.
Okay 👍 👍 #1 This was great for the soul and made my entire week, even though the week is over, I needed this ❤ 2. We just saw inside Neighbor's house people! 🤯 3. This could actually become a very profitable business, at least where I live, and whoever heard of a hot dish?! 4. Can you eat casseroles after a ruptured appendix 🤔 And 5. Penn keeps his recorder with him while he irons 4:18 🤭I LOVE these people! 🥰
I am so glad that the neighbor is married because I am absolutely mesmerized by her adorableness. 😁👟 That previous midwesterners vs southerns rap battle is a tsunami of sweetness!
OMG This is SOOOOOO FUNNY! "Susan's not gonna poop for a week!" I had to stop the video! And that funny sideways walk! Priceless! And the bloopers were great too! "Instadish. You happy now?" You've really outdone yourselves this time!
So okay, this is actually a genius idea. Don't forget to ask how their family is doing when you drop the food and stay talking on the porch for 45 minutes.
That's all part of her delivery service!
Totally scalable ;)
I don't know that they need to hang out for 45 minutes, but I can't even get Grubhub drivers to knock when I've got no-contact delivery turned off.
Then when you need to leave, just say "I gotta let you go".
@@willylumpnj ha! Yep!
I love that all the different casseroles the commercial shows are very clearly the exact same casserole. 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly.
They would all look the same anyway because they are all topped with cheese and/or cornflakes. :)
All casseroles look the same. Penn & Kim would not know this NOT being from the Midwest.
@@trippsmythoftheaurigancoal8155 Yep anything is made in the cake pan or casserole dish then add a layer of cheese..... Oh how I miss Minnesota, but hey Texas where I am now has good BBQ and taco's...
“Susan’s not gonna able to poop for a week”!!! Best line in the video.😂😂 Plus Kim’s “Do I have to do something nice for her now? Why can’t she just take the money?” Somebody is going to steal this Dasherole idea, for real! Love you guys…
Honestly, Midwestern Neighbor is the BEST!!! part of this channel. I would love a MN sitcom. She definitely needs her own show!
YES!
Steve is absolutely hilarious. “Your brother is a hoarder?” 😂
I am a Minnesotan and approve of this message...but it's borderline blasphemy to not call it a hot dish here.
Midwestern here, we do care! Even if we bring iffy food. We honestly think it's a good gift😅
I'm lucky to be her neighbor
Kim: "Is that our neighbor?" Penn: "Of course it is." Sums it up!!!
😂
Nail... Head... 😁
I wonder when they will be done “paying” for the kid sitting she did during the Amazing Race?
@@TheGreatLKHS Yup. It sure is.
@@holdernessfamilylaughs even better was Penn checking the zip code to see if it's available in the area "of course it is- that's our street!" 😅😅😅 I liked the change up from "our neighbor"
Love Midwest neighbor videos. This is so cute. I am from the Midwest,and love her learning about the south.😂❤
I love the behind the scenes outtakes and bloopers. Please always include them!
Thanks for watching!
I absolutely agree, 😂
and for some tv programs or movies I often think that the bloopers are the best bit
I came here to say the EXACT same thing! You beat me to it, thanks!!
I love how AM addresses the potential Hot Dish vs Casserole dust up by breaking through the 4th wall and addressing it directly, via a short video seen on Penn's laptop. Pretty freakin' brilliant !
Thanks!!
Totally!!!
I mean, it's only hot dish in Minnesota, and Minnesotans are always wrong.
@@thomasf8100 incorrect. 😜
@@thomasf8100 🤣
Cripes, Dasherole needs to be a thing don'cha know!
Love it ❤️
I think it really should be!
I want the shirt!!
It does need to be a thing. Midwestern household here and when my daughter's coworker's wife was very ill with cancer, my daughter cooked many meals for them plus we had their large dog here for quite awhile! post script: she recovered.
You betcha!
How could you not be happy having someone like the Midwestern girl in your life, lol? That much joy and enthusiasm is infectious and a sharp contrast to what I’m used to.
“Note to self: Make a prayer list.” I laughed out loud! 😂
Me too!
About 35 years ago I "joked" about how comfy it was wearing my bathrobe backwards like a blanket, but with sleeves. Don't be like me, this is a great idea 😂
But can we make this a real thing…my heart totally sunk when I realized this was parody instead of advertisement 😂
I know!
Yes! 💕
Have a double bypasss - eat a twice baked cheesy caserole - have anouther double bypass while you're still there! 🤣
Another masterpiece!!
Somehow this is going to become a thing
If you have another double bypass, then you get more casseroles. win-win
It was Kim’s self-talk about “re-heating instructions” that made me feel like I’m actually not alone with this issue….THANK YOU.
I’m from the mid-west. This is closer to the truth then you might think. But is it so bad people care? Kindness is contagious!
It sure is contagious, love Midwesterners.
In Alabama, we send food when someone is very sick or dies. It's one less thing for the ones effected by it to think about. I think it's a very caring thing to do. I laughed so much at this video, but was thinking casserole delivery service is not a bad idea. 😂
@@southernmimi sometimes when people are in distress showing you care is all that matters. Warm home made food warms the heart and lifts your spirit.
Of course it’s not bad!
Not at all! We take food over in the South as well. Surgery? Sick? Someone passed? Had a baby? Moved in next door? Someone is bringing you food and putting you on their prayer list. ❤🙏It’s wonderful and yes, contagious! In the best way.
Now I’ve *got* to hey your aunt recipe for that tater tot casserole! The kids devoured it! Such a hit with everyone. And it freezes beautifully. 😊
Just do it already. Give Ann-Marie a spin-off channel. You can be the neighbors. THE WORLD NEEDS HER.
SO.WELL.WRITTEN!! I laughed the whole time! Thanks ya'll, good job!
Glad we made you laugh
There are only two kinds of REAL salad in the known Universe: Jello or marshmallow fruit. 😂😂😂
Sadly, neither of which is vegan.
Ok, but if I want a vegetable with that can I get mac & cheese?
@@cathipalmer8217 I feel I'm not qualified to say. I'm stumped on that one. 😂
Yup!
@@belindahugheslifestyle Or gluten-free.
This spoke to my midwestern soul and cracked me up! It’s too perfect. That slow side walk across the street in the commercial is comedy perfection. This must find its as into an extended movie version.
You guys are killing it!! This is brilliant!! Did any one else think Penn was ironing the casserole at first glance??!! 🤣🤣🤣
Got to melt that cheese somehow!
Yes!
Haha! Yes! I was wondering what was in the casserole dish that made it immobile???? 😆
Recognizing your neighbor was hilarious. She's a great addition to your family antics. Dasherole looked so official. Loved the shirt.
Much needed laughter on this cloudy day. 😂 My Wisconsin mother in law calls casseroles 'bake dish. '
Have a great day!
We call it "covered dish". It may or may not have a cover on it. Lol
Susan’s not gonna poop for a week 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The outtake are jus tad good as the main video
Sorry, Susan 😂
Thank you for addressing the hot dish issue!😂
She covered all the bases
That would be a "hawt" dish.
I second this comment! As a Minnesotan I feel heard and validated 😂
@@suzivoce228 If nothing else, we're an inclusive group of baking midwesterners.
@@dandavis7565 oh fer sure!
This is a good idea! Perfect for the south where casseroles are expected for new mothers, after surgery and funerals. As an add on, a monogrammed casserole carrier would be awesome.
Love it! There's definitely a market for this type of thing! We have family who sent chicken noodle soup and pot pies through companies like that when we were sick/grieving & they were too far away to make things themselves to bring over/aren't big on cooking. Nothing like a nice warm hug from a distance with good food. Sky's the limit with options so if anyone wants to start that kind of service, highly recommend!
It really is like a warm hug to get a meal from a friend 🥰
I’d be happy to start up that service! I’m gonna need some start-up money….
Midwesterner here. There is no lie in this (and cheesy potatoes are the bomb). Thank you for bringing us this treasure. So glad you added the Instadish branch for those of us who don't do casseroles because hotdishes are better. I would buy an Instadish t-shirt.
Hmmm, maybe we need to add them to our merch shop 😂
But what about "Covered Dish"? Don't leave it out!
I think a shirt that says “I don’t do casseroles because hotdishes are better” needs to be made!!
I feel utterly 'seen' by this spoof commercial. I also have, at last count, two 'loaded baked potato' casseroles in my freezer. You know, for emergencies. And as an Easter side dish if no emergencies present themselves. Nebraska-born, and mourning potato casseroles are a huge thing. Also frozen homemade cabbage rolls (Runzas). Just defrost and pop 'em in the oven.
Hello my friends! :D
This is another winner. The dog taking a moment with the casserole was the perfect way to end it, that casserole would have been toast here with our five dogs, for sure. I loved the bloopers after, especially when she couldn't stop laughing until you guys moved away from the camera, hilarious! :D
God bless you and your wonderful family. Have an awesome day my fabulous friends! :D
We hope you have a wonderful day too! 🥰
We have three big dogs and they're vultures! That casserole would've been a completely "clean" dish in 2.5 seconds!
Just love the whole midwesterner thing, everything about it. I wear hearing aids and yeah, sometimes I mishear things but recognize that can’t possibly be what was said (as it’s usually nonsense or absurd). Sometimes for kicks I’ll repeat what I misheard back to the person who said it and we have a good laugh about it 😂
Omg yes. I have totally had this idea before - as both a business and my needing that as a customer. For casseroles AND homemade pies and cookies, etc. If someone isn't already doing this they should be.
You should start it. Love that your idea includes pie!
@@holdernessfamilylaughs Would probably require more market data. 😜 But there's definitely a need! There are so many times people want / need to give others homemade food for so many occasions year round (births, sickness, funerals, favors, thank yous) but also including the obvious holidays too. 🤔😲
@@tinaperez7393 You'd've made a mint during covid alone. And now we're in a triple header plus an increased birth rate and the millennials are outdoing the "Great Generation" with major life events, so girl, go! Just please make sure everyone's willing to be inclusive, yanno? 🥘🍲😋
PS I guess minimalists are buying the foil casseroles as needed, since they wouldn't have enough to spare and metal's recyclable, right?
@@belindahugheslifestyle 👍😂
Let’s skip the stuff that’s good for you and go right to the important stuff? Chocolate, chocolate, chocolate!
As a midwesterner, I can vouch for all of this.
It's like Dairy Queen, we always hold our casserole on the side to show its congealed, but not flip it upside like a cup of ice cream of course! 😉
Gotta show the goods.
When Penn rushed to grab the pan I lost it.......😂😂😂😂😂
All this time, I thought the Holderness adults didn't like their Midwestern neighbours, but it sounds like you guys are all friends in real life.
I'm a Midwesterner and this made me want casserole. Good job.
Me too - and my stove isn't working - I wish dasherole really existed!
Plot twist, Dasherole is really a sub brand for InstaDish! It's been a hot dish this whole time!
She will make a meal for you no matter what you call it 😂
I love when she breaks character. And the dog has perfect comedic timing. 😁Very funny y'all!
Thanks for watching!
When we brought our baby home from the nicu, there was a meal train. A different family dropped a meal off every night for over a week. The Alaska twist...no chatting, the meals were left at the end of the drive. Us Alaskans love free home-cooked meals, and helping eachother out, but not so much socializing. 😁
Y'all have done some funny stuff over the years, but this one is over the top! I was already smiling through it but, "Jello salad or marshmallow fruit" was the first belly laugh, then Steve chimed in and stole the show! Thank you Holderness Fam and The Midwest Neighbor!
This was hilarious! I love the neighbor with Kim! And Steve's hearing lol! Also when Penn grabbed the casserole with a woohoo...great video!
The dog at the end was the best part! She said check it out and he took it seriously!
As a born and raised Midwesterner, I LOVE the neighbor!
The dog blooper made me literally lol! So cute!!
Max is a cutie pie!
I love that the "salads" are either a jello salad or a marshmallow fruit salad 😋
I love Steve! They are great couple. Love you all!❤❤
Thanks for being here with us
I laughed so hard at “Is that our neighbor?” “Of course it is” that I had to pause the video for about 3 minutes. I was sitting here like a crazy person crying from laughing so hard. The deadpan delivery of those lines killed me. I have been binge watching these episodes so those lines hit me hard. I needed a good laugh like that. Am now a new subscriber.
This is honestly a genius business idea! I'm from the Midwest and was on the giving and receiving end of meal trains. I usually go with casseroles or lasagna and salad because it's a one-dish meal and easy to freeze and reheat. I moved to CA a year and a half ago and our neighbors aren't nearly as friendly. We've only met our immediate next door neighbors. However, I joined a church and a mom's Bible study. My mom was on the prayer list for her sick months of cancer treatment. When she passed I was so touched when the women who'd only known me six months set up a meal train, signed a card for me, and made me a prayer quilt! Not only was I grieving, but the two weeks after her death were filled with funeral planning, planning to travel back to Chicago where my mom would be buried, and clearing out her house to get on the market. Needless to say, grocery shopping and cooking were not at the forefront of my mind. Not only were the meals helpful in a practical way, but I was so touched and comforted by the kindness of these women I'd only known a short time. They all brought home cooked meals, but I wouldn't care if it was takeout or a service like this. I always want to sign up for meal trains, but my chronic illnesses make it hard to commit. I'd definitely use this service!
Sounds like you're coming up on one year without your mom. Hugs from this internet stranger. I'm glad they were able to pass Christ's love on to you in this way.
Lol - I am originally from the Midwest and thought wow- what a great idea! I do make prayer lists and prop them up against my little stuffed prayer bear on my bedside table. 😉
You're the sweetest
A prayer bear! I like that idea.
@@kynn23 It is a little stuffed animal bear, kneeling and his paws in praying mode. It was given to me by a friend in Israel.
Can you list all the casseroles with hash browns? Sounds revolutionary.
I think there's too many possibilities to list 🤣
The best outtake was Anne-Marie's dog proving her correct "your kin will love it!"
I’m glad you added the jello fruit dish in this order😂💖
“It’s a universal truth”
I came back because I just had to watch this masterpiece again.
Just as awesome as I remember.
DASHEROLE!! 😀 Ann Marie Taepke ❤️
Of course she would have a business like this 😆
The polka background music - french kiss! 😹
Glad you enjoyed that 😀
Pen - mine! WOOHOO! 😅🤣😂🤣 the blooper rreel is hilarious!
Thanks for watching!
@@holdernessfamilylaughs thanks for the belly laughs
I love anything with with the mid western neighbor!
I’ve seen requests for hotdish and/or casserole recipes. One hardly knows where to start-there are more recipes than lakes in MN-but here’s a sort of customizable generic recipe . . .
Some kind of meat (ground beef, chopped chicken, organ meat, chopped hot dogs, tuna, etc.)
Some form of starch (spaghetti, macaroni, hash browns, tater tots, bread cubes, etc.)
Vegetables (optional)
Cheese (optional)
Enough cream soup (whatever’s in the pantry) to cover everything
Seasoning (usually _at least_ salt & pepper, maybe Mrs. Dash if you’re bringing to a heart patient)
Topping 1) crunchy (chow mein noodles, fried onions, bread crumbs, etc.) 2) cheese
This is just a suggestion. You know what’s in your pantry better than I do.
Oh man this was the best. Made me laugh so much. Thank you, I've had a rough night and this made my morning a bit brighter.
We hope you have a better day!
Thank-you. This so brightened up my day.
“Note to self: make a prayer list.”
They aren't going to want to hear this, but neighbor is the true star. I know they have spent years trying to get internet famous but that neighbor deserves her own channel.
Too funny! Great job! The dog really got me at the end lol
😆😆😆
We actually do keep homemade pot pies in the freezer at all times just for this reason.
Wow, you are a great friend
Okay. That flex is just unnecessary! 😜😂😫😩
No! Casseroles are not as welcome as many think. There ends up being so many that have to be frozen and then the freezers can't cope with the amount. Giving food is a great idea for those spending endless hours at a hospital and are too tired to cook themselves late at night, yet all that's required is something simple such as a platter of sandwiches or nutritional frozen meals. Just send your dearest, nutty neighbour to visit the patient instead, which will make their day! I know that I would have loved to be visited by one who always makes me laugh when I had a serious stint in hospital. I simply adore her!!🇦🇺💖🕊
I love Midwest neighbor sooo much! And as a mid west boy, casseroles too!
I want a Dasherole! And a Holderness Family Live Concert! Ride Cake Buffalo Ride!
"We also offer salad."
"Oh a healthy option."
Me as a Midwesterner: We use the term salad rather loosely here.
Due to being an Army brat, I never lived in the mid-west, however, my Mom's side is from MN, and my Dad's side is from MI, so I can relate to the Penn's being an outsider to their Mid-western neighbor customs. From Tatertot casserole (hot dish,) to fruit salad w/ marshmallows I've had it all, including straight up ruhbarb pie, w/o the silly strawberries. I've even had a hot beef commercial.
1:06 That is just Gold! Pure Gold.
Don't forget to include a handwritten copy of the recipe!
Penn making an iron-on shirt WITH a recorder nearby. Because, he's Penn... 😁😁
He's never too far away from a recorder
OMG this was awesome! "Hot Dish--are ya happy now?" Brilliant!
As someone who's lived in the midwest my entire life, I find this hilarious. All the Midwest stereotypes crack me up because most of them are true. Although idk where the stereotype accent came from. But it still makes me laugh 😆
I love your Midwest neighbor! More episodes with her!
OMG!! This is BRILLIANT!! We laughed so hard throughout the entire thing! 😂 We had to pause a few times just so we could laugh. Well done on Instadiah as well. ❤️😂😂😂
I love the Midwesterner neighbor videos. I live in WI and they are ALWAYS so true!!!!
"Note to self: make a prayer list." 😂😂😂
When I was a bartender at a restaurant, I always tried to suggest a to-go meal if they knew of anyone in need or someone that lost a loved one. It never worked, but suggesting a to-go meal is definitely a way to increase the tip.
OMG I love her!!! She always makes me feel so homesick 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏❤️
Thank you all for your humor! I've masks and a tee shirt from your channel. I love your beauty and levity! 🤩💕
As a Wisconsinite, I approve this message. And so do my neighbors.
Seriously, you need to make this before someone steals the idea(s). 'Cause I'm ready to place orders for family across the country.
Made my day... and my day just begun. Thanks always for the laughs you guys. You help set me up for my streaming!!!
So glad - hope it's a great day!
the dog sniffing the dasherole! Hilarious!
Okay 👍 👍 #1 This was great for the soul and made my entire week, even though the week is over, I needed this ❤
2. We just saw inside Neighbor's house people! 🤯 3. This could actually become a very profitable business, at least where I live, and whoever heard of a hot dish?! 4. Can you eat casseroles after a ruptured appendix 🤔
And 5. Penn keeps his recorder with him while he irons 4:18 🤭I LOVE these people! 🥰
That woman is an absolute treasure, protect her with layers of bubble wrap.
I am so glad that the neighbor is married because I am absolutely mesmerized by her adorableness. 😁👟
That previous midwesterners vs southerns rap battle is a tsunami of sweetness!
This gets funnier the more I watch it and I’m already hunched over from laughter
Glad we made you laugh
Aw man, for the first minute I thought this was an actual endorsement video. I got excited. I was trying to look up the app and a coupon code.
hahahaha
The bloopers had me rolling on the floor! I'm knee deep in trying to care for my elderly mom and I REALLY needed some laughter today. THANK YOU!!!
I just today, needed this video. 😂😂😂 it popped up on my Facebook as I was thinking about what could take my friend in need. 😂😂😂
Absolutely HILARIOUS!! I love how that woman says CASSEROLE!!🤭🤣😂🥰
Me too!
I'm really enjoying those behind the scenes!!!!! Well done on coming up with this format!
Thanks!!
Gotta love having neighbours who help out with the fun.
I am LOVING the behind the scenes add on! Please don’t stop! 😂
OMG This is SOOOOOO FUNNY! "Susan's not gonna poop for a week!" I had to stop the video! And that funny sideways walk! Priceless! And the bloopers were great too! "Instadish. You happy now?" You've really outdone yourselves this time!
I love this so much! Especially when the dog takes a sample. Bravo Ann Marie!
I love y’all’s videos! They make my morning
Have a great day!
This is awesome! 🤣🤣 "Of course it's in our area, that's our street!"😂😂