Bulk and Salvage Food Haul from the Amish Store

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In this vlog style video we take you with us as we shop at an Amish bulk food and salvage store. After we get home, we show you each item we bought and tell you what we paid for it. I also reveal how much the bulk bags of oats, popcorn, lentils, and rice have gone up in the past 12 months. If you're ready to drop your grocery bills, try shopping at your local bulk and salvage food store.
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@AZCanner Год назад

I have a practical tip. When I went to the Amazing 99C Store, I saw their canning jars were $1.29 a piece; pints and quarts sizes. At the complete opposite end of the store where the groceries were, they had in a quart size Mason jar with an industrial lid, with Marinara for the same price. So, it was a matter of whether I get my canning jar with or without Marinara. Those jars and lids will reseal; I've done it.

@DSheartlady Год назад

In tampa fl we used to have webbs 99 cent store they disappeared i wish they still had them😊

@judithvallembois2744 Год назад

Excellent. Thank you.

@seaglass7375 Год назад

I do that too

@cgt6497 Год назад

I can drive a stick. LOL. I learned in the test drive to buy my first (used) car. When I drove it home, about 30 minutes later, I had to go up a huge hill with a stop light at the top. The guy behind me didn't know how lucky he was, that I was able to find first and get going before I rolled back into him!!!

@larryware1 Год назад

LOL! So many stories related to driving a stick. Hills were always a challenge for the new stick driver.

@paulallshouse3377 Год назад

I learned on a stick and even drove our stick truck and 5th wheel for several years.

@maryallen1017 Год назад

Great Video Hope & Larry. I used to work at a discount grocery store where every item sold there was close to end date. We had alot of Amish families shop there. They would spend hundreds of dollars on their hulls. They would purchase alot of meat products. Also here's a tip if anyone didn't know. If you freeze your meat items before the date on the package it will be perfectly fine to cook & eat after it is thawed out. Happy Saving Everyone!

@kmom452 Год назад

I freeze meats that are on discount. Or cook it right away as a treat for the kids. Kids are meat eaters but my husband and I are not.

@homesteadblessings8886 Год назад

I know how to drive a stick and taught my children how to drive also. I didn't want then ever getting in a place where they couldn't drive one if they were with someone that couldn't drive at the time . Our Amish store is two and a half hours away but we go once a year. No salvage stores anywhere near us. God's blessing to you and yours

@KCallaAK Год назад

I was raised on a farm in Kansas. My grandpa taught me to drive stick with his old international pickup truck, when I was 8! (66 now) Thanks for the resources and have a great week.!

@janfoster9583 Год назад

I drove a stick a few times in college years ago and hope never to do do again.

@michellerosenfeld8333 Год назад

When I was 17 back in the 80s, my father was teaching my sister and I how to drive a stick shift in a 1980s Datsun in an empty mall parking lot. The car was bucking like a horse as we were learning and a police officer stopped by to find out if we were ok. The look on my dad's face was priceless. If I had to drive a stick, I could but it's not preferable for rush hour traffic!

@missyporter1643 Год назад

Walmart has saltines for $1.12 ! I was surprised to see several items that used to be cheaper at Aldi are now the opposite

@larryware1 Год назад

That's good to know, Missy. We'll check out our Walmart.

@teresapittmann3451 Год назад

Love. Love love this channel!!!

@workinprogresssince1974 Год назад

I wish we had Amish stores here in the UK. I would go crazy in this store and buy so much! I love the oil lamps!

@jammamccann5623 Год назад

I like watching your videos so much. I learn a lot and I thank you for it. My mom and dad have both passed but I feel like you teach me what they would have. I really appreciate all your videos

@margiesoapyhairbillian4754 Год назад

Can't wait! Loved your last one!

@happybusinessmama7074 Год назад

You guys are great! Really enjoying all your videos as I'm pregnant with our second, we just moved and are really watching our budget!

@frugalwendy Год назад

I always enjoy your bulk food hauls. Also, we've been using your tip of setting aside a portion of our food budget for stock ups and bulk buying--what a blessing that has been! Thank you!

@nathaliedasilva555 Год назад

I know how to drive a stick shift!Love it! has come in handy on many occasions.

@tinawarrent6822 Год назад

I have lived in Peoria for 33 years never knew about bulk store. Thanks so much.

@jenniferweaver2255 Год назад

Both my husband and I were driving stick shift vehicles when we met. We still have one of those vehicles and now have a mini van for our family.

@tammysturm9701 Год назад

I wish we had a store like that in my area! The shopping cart brings back memories! I haven't seen a cart like that since I was little- on occasion, I got to ride on the bottom lol. Great haul! Thanks for sharing!

@alissonvonderlane862 Год назад

I remember the days when a stick shift car was a bit less expensive than automatic! Now options come in bundles whether you want all of them or not... 😒 The corporations are really making sure we spend more and more!

@boncooke1802 Год назад

When watching you guys it makes me a little home sick for Peoria. A lot of what you do is the same as myself. I do learn some new things. Love your videos.

@rough-hewnhomestead5737 Год назад

LOVE driving a stick! My first car was a little Ford EXP Sport 5 speed. The first car that my husband and I purchased together was a Ford Escort station wagon -- also a 5 speed. Loved them and prefer a stick!

@michelleraney3577 Год назад

I learned to drive on a manual with the gearshift on the column (3 on a tree). I then owned 2 regular stick shifts. Honestly, I never want another one, but glad my dad made me learn!

@sandialcantara8733 Год назад

Love this! We are an hour and a half away from Shipshewanna and when we do venture out that way we go to the local Amish store and bulk buy our items. Corn tortillas are very hard to freeze but they make amazing chips! You can get them but we often air fry or bake them and season with a homemade taco seasoning. You can store them in an airtight container or vacuum sealed. A fun tip for the flour tortilla, air fry or bake and use with a pumpkin dip/apple pie dip/ or pumpkin butter. Our grands love this treat!

@seekermel3079 Год назад

I’m on my third manual transmission Honda Civic, originally purchased for my daily commute over our local mountains. It was the only one on the lot.

@daviddeininger2938 Год назад

I learned on a stick shift on the column. It was an Oldsmobile. I got my license driving it my 1st time. Dad took me out in a waterway on the farm to get the feel of it before I drove on the road with my learners permit of course. I'm so glad I learned on one. I always wondered about driving semi. Lorraine

@deedeesmith3073 Год назад

Yes I freeze tortillas and defrost in frig when ready to eat .🥰 When I married I flew back to Virginia where husband was stationed and his car was a stick ,so I learned then. I’ve never driven one again as soon as I could get my hands on automatic.

@TinaB2196 Год назад

I learned to drive a stick shift at the time I first learned to drive 46 years ago! I learned in a mountainous area which was a bit nerve wracking but good practice. 😊😊

@Smooshes786 Год назад

Learned on one. First new car was a 5.0l Mustang and I loved it. Times have changed- no 5 speed SUV for me now 😂 Favourite road snack is a small package of M&M Peanuts - so delightful and just enough “junk”.

@reginasingleton2566 Год назад

I love my six speed turbo mini Cooper. And keeping with the theme I’ve been driving it for 12 years it’s 14 years old and it’s zoom zoom zooms great. I love it as much as the day I bought it. I’m 66 years old or young and I hope to always drive a stick. Thanks for the great video as always. Your friend from the coast of Massachusetts Regina

@charlettenitzsche1895 Год назад

In southern Illinois, we have two Amish stores a couple of miles apart: one is bulk foods and one is salvage. Prices are good at both places, and the staff are wonderful!

@bex438 Год назад

That was a great haul 👍 I'm in the UK and driving a stick shift or a manual as we call it here is really common, in fact I don't know how to drive an automatic and I kind of enjoy using the gears as to me it's all part of the driving experience 🙂

@oldgrayhairs8246 Год назад

I can drive a stick shift too. My first car, 1960 Rambler American Deluxe was a 3 speed stick on the column. It had a flat head six under the hood. My second car was a 1953 Willys Jeep station wagon, 3 speed stick on the column w/overdrive, 4 cylinder under the hood. My third vehicle was a 1962 Chevy Panel Delivery truck w/a 3 speed stick on the column, with a 6 cylinder engine under the hood. All were fun vehicles to drive. I had tons of fun in them. Stay safe and keep prepping. Love your channel! Keep up the great work!

@rochellethundercloud346 Год назад

I tend to freeze any perishables not immediately being used. I also break larger packs of food into smaller portions and freeze

@yvettenj Год назад

Great video Hope & Larry! I love the way Hope says “they only have 5, I’ll buy it all”, Lol. Did you guys leave any food for the other customers 😂😂, just kidding but great haul!!❤

@FidoHouse Год назад

I learned to drive stick shift on a VW Beetle while I was working in southeastern Nigeria in the late 80's. Driving so much more fun. When I returned to Canada my first car was an '85 Honda Accord 5-speed stick shift. Loved that car.

@dhanicollins2448 Год назад

I can’t believe those price. I grew up in NE Indiana very near an Amish community in Berne IN and my grandmother lived in Morton IL (also where she is buried). Your videos make me a little homesick. I’m in CT where the prices are outrageous 😮. I will live vicariously through you 😊

@annscullamus Год назад

It looks from the comments as if we Brits all drive manuals, I have never driven an automatic 😬! Excellent video once again and I too wish there were such things as Amish shops over here, I would love to be able to purchase the bulk food offered in them ! Many thanks Hope and Larry

@rachelrademaker2974 Год назад

I live in Alaska and I love your show. Thanks for the tips

@Michelle-bw1xg Год назад

Over 50 and just got 1st automatic after car was totaled. Now my long congested commute is easier (and tens of cars at a stop sign don't make foot tired) but loved the stick! Still longing for bulk/salvaged food in California bay area. Would be a game changer. Thx for another great video!

@jillybean15894 Год назад

I learned how to drive with a stick shift, and drove one for years! My current car has a slap stick feature but isn't quite as fun, lol! We have a large Amish market about a half hour from us that I shop at every couple months.

@laurentan480 Год назад

I’m from Australia. I’ve only ever owned manual cars, till my newest to me car. It’s only been in the last ten years or so that the younger kids are all getting automatic licenses. I volunteer on my day off at a food bank, they really help the community and as prices increase we are getting busier and busier.

@ellefson1 Год назад

I wish I had the space to buy in bulk - you got some great deals! I've had success freezing flour tortillas but have not had the same luck with corn tortillas.

@SherryEllesson Год назад

I learned how to drive in a stick - my grandfather's Hillman Husky! After that, every car I had as an adult right up until my 60s when my beautiful sports car - a Mazda RX7 finally gave up the ghost and the best choice available was a Dodge Intrepid. It took me months to stop stomping on the floor with my left foot every time I slowed down, and fumbling around on the console looking for the shift.

@Lulu-he9dp Год назад

I did drive a stick-shift car a couple of times, but it didn't work out too well and I damaged the clutch. (I was young and boyfriend's car, LOL) I only drove automatics after that. That was a great haul and interesting to hear the price differences from last year/time. Road trips are a nice change too especially with treats for the drive. Thank you for sharing!

@michelledee9304 Год назад

I do know how to drive a stick, but didn't learn until I was 30. I can't drive one now due to a leg injury. I freeze corn tortillas all the time with no problem. You found some fantastic deals.

@fourdayhomestead2839 Год назад

I had to learn to drive a stick when I found my dream truck. I started thrift store shopping & buying in bulk, so I could save up $$ to buy it.

@valeried2941 Год назад

Those are awesome finds! We have a tiny warehouse store here but it is filthy. I do avoid at all costs but will break if I need to keep myself afloat! Funny storage story about saltines! I always keep them on hand ..I needed some the other day for an upset tummy. They tasted like leather. They expired in 2017!! How did I let that happen. I am ashamed of my food waste and will get them on as needed basis. Sigh.....You are incredible! Thank you!

@debraadamsadams6955 Год назад

Love Amish Stores. They are so nice and have good deals.

@debwhitmore2574 Год назад

Your store looks just like there one we have here. The bakery is sooo good!

@gmw6337 Год назад

where I'm at we have an Amish store BBs, you walk into the cooler then also walk into the freezer (one way in and one way out ... usually ppl almost run through it.... I just stroll and really look for the bargains 😁

@SpecialKindofMotherhood Год назад

We have a store similar to this that is two minutes from my house. We have multiple food allergies in my home and I can find so many allergy friendly foods for a fraction of the cost there. It saves me so much money!

@jenniferrosenthal7731 Год назад

The closest salvage store to me just opened about 1 1/2 miles from my house. Some prices are great, others not so much. Before the close one opened, we drove 25 mins to the next one. My favorite salvage store is in Oxford, Wisconsin. My favorite Amish salvage store is in the town of Marcellon Wisconsin with a more traditional Amish bulk store less that 1/2 mile from there.

@annemarie3636 Год назад

European here... everybody I know drives a stick shift. Apparently "as of 2019, approximately 19 percent of the passenger cars in the Netherlands had an automatic transmission, which is an increase compared to the previous year. It was indicated that the rise in electric or hybrid cars as well as the aging population could be the cause of the rise of cars with an automatic transmission.".

@diversekakes Год назад

I would love to see what meals you make with all the food! What I eat in a day video would be nice as well.

@jameskelly4196 Год назад

You might also check out Indian Grocery stores. I go to Patel Brothers. They many locations in many states and sell food like rice and beans in bulk.

@kellygarza867 Год назад

The first time I ever drove, it was a stick shift, my parent’s Vanagon. I loved that van, but hated driving it. 😆

@dennismilby1822 Год назад

Love the video lots of good tips. Growing up my father always owned a car lot so I was driving cars around as soon as I could reach the pedals. Automatic and sticks it didn't matter. That would have been around 1956 or 57.

@larryware1 Год назад

Fun, Dennis. Thank you!

@davidkessinger1581 Год назад

It had been years (too many to count) since I had owned a stick shift. We only buy used cars and our last 8 have come from the same person. He is very particular at the car auctions and knows what his customers want. Every once in awhile he calls me with a deal. I usually say thanks, but no, because I do not need one at the time. But the last time he called, he had a stick shift Mazda 3. I was curious, so I went to his house and test drove it and took it to my mechanic to give it a once over. I fell in love with it. And I agree, it feels like driving a race car haha. $3000 well spent.

@EleanorRoseRyan Год назад

Learned to drive on a stick shift. I absolutely love them!

@emmawilkins5755 Год назад

From the UK here. Ive only ever driven a manual car ( stick shift). Its actually pretty uncommon to drive automatic cars here, I dont know anyone who has one. If you pass your test in an automatic car you are not allowed to drive a manual car which then makes it more difficult to find a car to drive. Great video! Love it!

@greenlady43 Год назад

Of course I can drive a stick shift! We had Fiat Sport Spider back in the 80’s. My daughter prefers a stick and she’s 51. Cucumber sandwiches for road trips. And dried fruit

@lisamargaret6751 2 месяца назад

Thank you for that directory for New Jersey!!

@vegemitegirl1971 Год назад

Greetings from rural Australia. This Aussie girl, her husband and 2 kids both know how to drive manual cars (as stick shift is known here). I've got a 1997 s40 Volvo in immaculate condition. Her economy is 5.96litres/100kms (or 1.5 gallons/60 miles). With that large tin of olives you can always break it down into smaller jars and recan them.

@bluerivercountry Год назад

Wow 🤩 what great prices!!

@shirleymorgan9254 Год назад

I learned how to drive a stick back in the 80’s my sister had a VW and she taught me how to drive it. So now I can drive a stick. My favorite road snack is peanut crackers.

@marycnhatch4934 Год назад

I freeze tortillas, and bread. I rarely toss old stale bread, I merely cube it, toast it with herbs, and use to top salads. You are lucky with purchasing bulk foods; we don't have great prices here for bulk.

@TheNinnyfee Год назад

I freeze flour tortillas and just lay them into the pan over the filling to thaw them quickly. It has worked every time so far.

@peterleprevost2154 Год назад

We both learned to drive stick shift and still have a vintage truck so equiped! Don’t have bulk foods near us, but enjoyed your shopping trip none the less. Thank you. Susan

@carolbennett2601 Год назад

I learned to drive in 1968 in a Volkswagen bug - definitely a stick vehicle. Hard to find any manual cars on car lots nowadays.

@eileenpalumbo6578 Год назад

I drive a stick and made sure all my kids learned too!

@Iinfiniteknowing Год назад

Great link on the salvage food site they list cheapest places to buy food and other resources.Note:I worked as a purchaser at a natural foods cooperative and most times they will order you bulk and cases of whatever you want discounted as well.our cooperative offered members(pay one time equaty share of 75-100 dollars?)refundable to get a percentage of your bulk order.my store did 10% non member 20% off for a member.being a member also allows to other discounts and advantages while supporting the co-op , community,farmers,suppliers,venders....ie good health and sustainable practices for people livlyhoods and the earth

@rena4220 Год назад

Yes, I can drive A stick shift. I taught my daughter how to drive on a Honda Accord stick shift. But I no longer own one.They don't sell them as much as they used to. I don't have a favorite car snack but do love a cup of coffee when traveling.

@kaelaleedaley Год назад

Here in the UK, stick shift (we call it "Manual") cars are still the most common vehicles on the road but electric "Automatics" are gaining a lot of ground! Great shopping trip, I'd love to visit the Amish one day on a trip back to the States (our family lived in Michigan and New Jersey for a time in the early 90's)! God Bless you all and sending you love from S. Wales, UK xx

@UndertheMedian Год назад

How interesting that manual transmission cars are still so prevalent in the UK. Here in the States they are pretty hard to find. In fact, Larry got a really great deal on that car because it sat on the car lot unsold for several months because it is a stick shift and so. few people can drive one these days.

@libbystarke2034 Год назад

I have froze buttermilk and gallons of milk. Shake it up real good before you use them after thawing them Tastes great!!!

@rachelseibert7882 Год назад

I know how to drive a stick! Great show, thank you!

@barbaracarbone4658 Год назад

Great haul !!

@janetlovesjesus100 Год назад

In the UK, most people learn and pass their test, with a stick. My current car is an automatic, mainly because it is used for around town driving, but I drove a stick for 40 years. 🙂

@lisaward3890 Год назад

My favorite road snack is sea salt popcorn&dark chocolate almond milk. I love dark chocolate almond milk, regular chocolate cow milk makes my stomach unhappy. I love chow mein noodles,yum! My first car I paid cash for was a 1976 Ford pinto station wagon 4 speed,I bought at 15 years old from saving paper delivery money. I had to let it sit in my Mom's driveway until I turned 16 and was able to get my driver's license. I drove that car often to high school,10,11&12.

@wendygilbert416 Год назад

I can drive a stick! My husband can drive a double clutch -- he's got a 1951 Ford flatbed! I love shopping at a salvage store and like Karen (below) have found the double win -- a mason jar with something in it! Often marinara but sometimes salsa, pickled things or even once -- applesauce! I haven't bought new jars in a couple of years as I use other upcycled jars when I can and save the mason jars for when I really need them.

@UndertheMedian Год назад

Oh man! That truck sounds amazing!

@charlettenitzsche1895 Год назад

My first car was a VW beetle so I learned to drive a stick by necessity... almost 50 years ago. I can drive a tractor, too. lol

@mangopuppybaby Год назад

We bought a stick when we first got married bc it was $1000 cheaper than an automatic. I learned real quick when we became a one car family! I have looked for discount grocery stores but never salvage grocery stores. Thank you for using that term because it turns out there is a salvage grocery store 32 minutes from my house! I look forward to checking it out. Great haul you guys!!

@margiesoapyhairbillian4754 Год назад

I love how you all get fun snacks! ❤️ there!!! Especially the yummy coffee for Larry and the yummy popcorns! 😋 good for you! Thats 👍 great! Than you won't want to go out to eat!!

@dorisoconnell629 Год назад

👍 tortillas in the freezer! Done it for many years!

@teresateresa8933 Год назад

Great video, inflation really shows but just the same good haul. I can’t drive a shift.

@graceproby2662 Год назад

My husband used to drive a stick shift car but due to joint problems now drives an automatic. I bought basmati rice in bulk and got it for half the price it usually was and a lot more off if I’d bought it in one or two kilo bags. I split it into airtight glass containers.

@g.a.hadley3263 Год назад

I learned to drive on a stick shift. Stick shifts were very common back in the day when I grew up; think 1950's. 🙂

@lcm4him Год назад

I freeze the almond wraps or tortillas. Thaw in the fridge. They do fine.

@laurens1323 Год назад

What a great deal on the La Colombe coffee. Those are usually $2.99 a can!

@jonnaborosky8836 Год назад

I LOVE driving a stick! I feel like I'm driving the car instead of the car's driving me! Now, I've got an automatic with the ability to change to a stick! I call it "slush-o-matic." There's no clutch...I can't understand how it works...but I LOVE it. I learned to drive a stick in college. One of my professors and his wife became my life long friends. He decided I should learn to drive a stick while I was still in college, and so proceeded to teach me. I'm thankful!

@SherryEllesson Год назад

Hope & Larry, please caution your viewers to pay attention, especially on canned foods, to the country of origin. Our local Mennonite store has a closeout food section and I've noticed on a couple of occasions that canned fruit, in particular sometimes says Product of China. Regardless of one's feelings about the politics of the situation, many countries do not have the stringent rules the U.S. does about food products.

@rosariodeamor2544 Год назад

I have always frozen tortillas. They are great.

@susanjohnson6860 Год назад

Learned how to drive a stick in 1985 while working in Yellowstone Nat'l Park in my boyfriend's truck!! HATED shifting down to 1st speed when Bison were in the road...truck would stall EVERYTIME..bf yelling at me, tourists honking horns, Bison staring at me..but I did learn and actually married that guy "teaching me" !!!! LOL

@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom Год назад

Wow. You got some fantastic deals. I love oatmilk.

@TS-py2fe Год назад

Just discovered great deals at KwikTrip! Not sure if they're just a WI store. I always thought it was gas station food and didn't really pay attention to them until friend recommended their house brand ice-cream. Yummer! Maybe still not great for a vegan houshold, but if you eat dairy and meat some great buys. Plus, way cheaper than name brands. Just picked up several 5 oz bacon wrapped pork loin that were frozen and individually sealed for .99 each! As a single person this is going to be perfect for a meal with veggies and a starch or filler in a soup.

@annamoorhouse7086 Год назад

From the UK, a vast majority of cars here are 'stick' 🙂 thanks for another great video!

@doublea6252 Год назад

What a great sounding website!!! So sad to see that there was nothing listed in my whole state!!!!😭😭😭 I will just have to keep doing my best with what I have!!😁💛 Thanks for the great info on lentils...I might have to buy more!

@frugalwendy Год назад

My state had one option 🙃. We'll just keep on keeping on too!

@luvmy2pugs1 Год назад

I know how to drive a stick shift. One of my favorite videos you do!

@gmw6337 Год назад

I love my little stick shift!!!!!!

@TheImperfectReader Год назад

I am SO jelly!! Okay I need to research for my area.

@wagil90 Год назад

Yesterday we stopped at the bulk store in shipshewana In. They did have stuff in bulk and salvage items. But for the most part it was just a regular grocery store. Really not much bakery items to speak of. I'll stick to Beachy's in Arthur Il.