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Hey there, friends! Chelsea here from Little Mountain Ranch, inviting you on a thrilling pantry tour as we kick off the 2-Month Pantry Challenge hosted by Three Rivers Homestead. For the next two months, we're closing the doors to grocery stores and throwing open our pantry doors to discover the treasures within.
In this video, I guide you through our well-stocked shelves, sharing the ins and outs of preparing for this unique challenge. Whether your pantry is brimming or modestly stocked, this challenge is a fantastic opportunity for all. There's no rulebook here - just a shared commitment to embrace what we have.
This challenge isn't just about saving a trip to the store; it's about discovering the potential of our pantries and the joy of creating meals that are both delicious and resourceful. It's a journey of learning, experimenting, and, most importantly, having fun with what we have.
So, grab a cup of tea, get comfy, and join me on this pantry exploration. We're in this together, and I can't wait to share every step of this adventure with you. Let's show our pantries some love and see where this challenge takes us!
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@waldomiller 8 месяцев назад

Great video We have decided to try the pantry challenge just for the month of January. It will be our first one and i am kind of excited to see how we fare. Thank you for your tips and tricks

@justme-ll8qs 8 месяцев назад

North Carolina, USA - soft drink for carbonated beverages. For dish soap, just add water when you finish about half a bottle . We are fortunate in NC because we simply plant lettuce and other greens late in the Fall for harvesting throughout Winter. It's only in the 40's here now but will get cold so we add row covers to keep them going strong on chillier days (though lettuce may eventually fail.) We can grow Kale, Collards and Chard without row covers. And, we will harvest beets and carrots throughout the Winter under row covers. I like the idea of Microgreens in case our greens run out . I'm a non commenter typically but always watch your videos.

@dancingcowgirl85 8 месяцев назад

In North Dakota USA we call it pop because if you leave it outside in the winter it pops.

@minervabird1967 8 месяцев назад

In the UK, we called it fizzy drinks, or by the brand name…so Coca cola, etc. Tortillas are easy to make, as you have lard. For beans and rice…beans and rice burritos. I like to make a green chile smother sauce to put over the top, but you don’t have to do that. Or, Bean nachos. Soak pinto beans or black beans overnight in water, and pressure cook them. Chop onions, garlic, a little chorizo, saute in a bit of olive oil, add cumin, coriander, oregano, chile powder, and continue sauteing, then add your beans, some salt, and a bit of water, and simmer for 15 minutes. Take your tortilla chips, put on shredded cheese, put under grill and melt the cheese. Then put on drained beans, guacamole, salsa, bit of sour cream or plain greek yoghurt, some black olives and dig in. Each person can get a plate of these. Good luck on your pantry challenge.

@angelahaglund2656 8 месяцев назад

Yes!!!! We Minnesotans call it "pop" also!!! We also have ketchup chips which are so yummy! Great pantry tour.

@sharorganic5841 8 месяцев назад

I’m a Mn. Also but what are ketchup chips?

@staceybert1975 8 месяцев назад

A New Orleans Monday tradition Red beans 🫘 and rice 🍚

@dhansonranch 8 месяцев назад

Good video. I have used laundry soap as dish soap in a pinch. I don't know Dan if you will have enough - you might want to only drink two cans a day....lol. I can't say much though because I would be concerned about running out of coffee...lol. Frozen sliced apples are really good for snacking but the paper trick works wonderfully too. It will allow you to ration them like the snacks could be rationing - rationing for treats is a good way to make things last. If you sprinkle your greens on foods after they are made, it is really nice and can be mixed in the breads too - sprinkled fresh is better though I find although the other is nice too. I experimented with squash flours and was surprisingly pleased. I like my beans and use them alot in various dishes but they can also be ground into a flour to stretch your wheat flour - no real recipe for beans except for my tomato sauce beans and the bean soup - I just throw them in here and there. You will be fine!

@robertaorres8019 8 месяцев назад

Western Pennsylvania fizzy drinks are “pop” too! Eastern Pennsylvania it’s soda. Go figure

@brandeegoodnight532 8 месяцев назад

I was raised saying pop. I’m in central CA. I also say soda.

@pamelamcgee1634 8 месяцев назад

I love your station! 😊. We have always grown our sprouts in water.

@karenfaber7049 8 месяцев назад

I'm from Iowa and we say pop. In Arizona they say soda but I won't give up pop.

@elizaC3024 8 месяцев назад

Pop is Northern US, and soda in the southern US. I have kids that refer to it as both.

@gylgamesh5 8 месяцев назад

My grandmother was from New Orleans 12:07 , so lots of rice and beans in my diet too.

@MrsBrit1 8 месяцев назад

I always enjoy your videos, but I gotta comment on how adorable it was when Dan came in and kissed your temple!😘😍💗💞 I love when my hubby does that. 😊

@scotserve 8 месяцев назад

I thought that was adorable.

@jenniferdavidek677 8 месяцев назад

best part. so sweet

@amilawstudent 8 месяцев назад

Surprisingly you can add beans to smoothies and they add protein and help make them creamy. Rice pudding is also nice with your frozen or freeze dried fruit.

@SHADOW-xw6lq 8 месяцев назад

Soda Stream: Have been using SS for over 2 years. Love it. Notes--Only carbonate plain cold water. Add flavors/syrups after you carbonate. Look into adapter for larger air tanks. ❤❤Love the channel. 😊

@elizabethb8789 8 месяцев назад

Burrito bowls! So easy and so customizable to each person’s taste. It’s rice, beans, salsa, sour cream, olives, avocado, hot sauce, whatever really you want to top it with. It can be as simple or complex as you want to make. Also super filling and you can feed a crowd super cheap. I also make bean and cheese quesadillas pretty regularly. Flour tortillas are refried beans are not super hard to make and you can top with sour cream and salsa. So good! Also love bean soups and there’s lots of recipes online. Good luck 👍

@kallysue1636 8 месяцев назад

I live in Alabama and we call all flavors/variety of sodas "Coke".

@kaybusby7507 8 месяцев назад

I'm excited to see the difference in the pantry before and after. My pantry doesn't look nearly as nice as yours but we are a family of 2. Thank you for sharing.

@michale539 8 месяцев назад

Re: ideas to use Beans and Rice... White chicken chili uses a larger amount canellini (or any white beans beans) as a thickener for the dish. Mexican Piccadilly is great served over rice. Of course the old standby of chicken casserole. Taco casserole uses both black and red beans. Pasta De Fagioli uses Cannellini beans (or great northern beans). Refried beans uses pinto beans or black beans or a combo to use with all the Mexican dishes. We also use Spanish rice, in addition to refried beans, when we make our burritos in bulk and freeze. Taco soup uses both red beans and black beans. Chili con carne uses small red beans. Mexican Slow Cooker Beans, Green Chile and Beef over Rice uses pinto beans. We add a layer of pinto beans to our Cowboy Lasagne/casserole. We also use pinto beans in our vegetable soup. We make lots of chicken and rice soup when cold and flu season rolls around. Of course we use red beans, black beans, or pinto beans in tamales. Broccoli and rice casserole.

@belieftransformation 8 месяцев назад

Great ideas; thanks! Do you soak & cook the beans before adding them to these dishes?

@michale539 8 месяцев назад

Yes! Great question. Thanks

@tennagrover6140 8 месяцев назад

In Texas we call all “fizzy” drinks coke. Even if it’s not Coca Cola. I’m doing micro greens also during the pantry challenge. Good luck to you Chelsea.

@LaurieShumaker 8 месяцев назад

Here's a recipe for you, Red beans, rice and smoked sausage or you can use chunks of ham. Make enough for your family and leftovers. Use veggie broth or bone stock . Make homemade biscuits or cornbread to go with it. Enjoy! Love & Hugs Laurie

@brittanykirkham9035 8 месяцев назад

19:08 Marmot: Don't mind me... 😂 I love the little moments when wildlife reminds us they're here, too ❤

@dhansonranch 8 месяцев назад

I had to go back and watch to see - lol...the cat makes an appearance!

@mmct513 8 месяцев назад

Hi Chelsea, Jessica from three rivers has an amazing hamburger bun recipe. I have been using it and it's yummy. Thank you for your tour.

@Crochetgardenermi 8 месяцев назад

I love my zevia (cola is my favorite) and would struggle without it. So I completely understand how Dan is feeling.😊

@danhardy6569 8 месяцев назад

You can keep the soil moist for your microgreens by stacking your trays during germination - typically through day 3 of the grow. This will save the need to get more domes.

@NWIowaVikingandTheHerbalHermit 8 месяцев назад

That is how barefoot microgreens does it!

@loriannhebert3986 8 месяцев назад

Hi Chelsea, for hamburger buns look up Homesteading with the Zimmermans Mennonite Hamburger Bun Recipe. Made them many times, very delicious!

@lorettalindamood1345 8 месяцев назад

Beans/rice and sausage links cooked Cajun style !! Very delicious and not really spicy !!😊😊😊

@melissamoeller9608 8 месяцев назад

This is going to be a really interesting challenge! I’m looking forward to seeing how it goes. One recommendation (take it or leave it) is to reserve a couple of treats for later in the challenge. It can be so good for morale to have a bag of chips when you’re pantry is getting low.

@cynthiafisher9907 8 месяцев назад

Good idea!

@Sylvie_M 8 месяцев назад

One of my kuri squash began to rot too. So far no rot on the others. I did bean sprouts before Xmas for the first time because we can't buy good ones here. They were awesome just grown from Bulk Barn (Canada only) mung beans on jute, rinsed twice a day and kept in the dark. It was so easy, sprouts were crispy and store well. I'll be doing it again!

@retiredcajunlady8835 8 месяцев назад

In Louisiana, USA, we call it "soft drink". Any carbonated flavored drink is considered "soft drink". Betcha can guess what "hard drinks are!" Thank you so much again for another wonderful video.

@barbaratanem4888 8 месяцев назад

Here in northern Minnesota we also call it pop. I really love your show Chelsea. I have made some of your recipes and even bought the steam canner because of you. The canner is a winner, I have canned both water bath and pressure canning for many years and this canner is a real time saver. Blessings to you and your family in this new year.

@alexisd8190 8 месяцев назад

That’s so interesting as here in England ‘soft drinks’ are those that are non carbonated such as water or normal juice.

@retiredcajunlady8835 8 месяцев назад

@@alexisd8190 and here they are considered “still” as in no bubbles moving upward. Thank you!

@linahart7025 8 месяцев назад

Hi Chelsea, I am a Cuban American we use a lot of beans and rice in our diet. I am making a dish called Potaje de Judias ( White bean soup with ham and root vegetables) it goes great with Rice I believe your family will Love it and would use many things you have in your pantry. You can google it for the recipe. It originates from Spain. Try it 😊😊

@sistermaryam8204 8 месяцев назад

Im Cuban / Spaniard too. I make that soup every couple of months. Potaje w veggies and some kind of green. Usually spinach or now Kale

@tgslorenzo 8 месяцев назад

Funny because I am Sicilian/American.. We do a similar soup put use a broth and some sauce as the base with potatoes, choice of meat (cooking the meat in the pot first with chopped garlic and onions) with some sort of greens (Swiss chard, spinach or turnip greens)

@northstarprepsteader 8 месяцев назад

It’s always been “pop” here in Minnesota, but “soda” or “soft drink” is creeping in with more transplants to our state. Again, you have such a great storage setup!!!

@rochellklegstad3600 8 месяцев назад

Agree

@robinashultz7662 8 месяцев назад

I’ve noticed midwestern people say pop or soda pop. I say soda. In the soda stream if you decide to buy it get an adapter so you can use the larger CO2 bottles usually used on paintball guns. Much cheaper!!

@helenkitley9670 8 месяцев назад

Great prep for the challenge ! So interested to see how it goes over the next 2 months 😊 In Australia we call pop “soft drink”.

@79PoisonBreaker 8 месяцев назад

can you freeze dry ketchup to make your own chips? haha could be fun to try.

@patriciaorgas694 8 месяцев назад

I think a skill to add is tortilla/ flat bread of any ethnicity. They are so quick and easy and something to make that would be a fun family assembly line. Quick to do fresh but they can be frozen. And you can use any carb...I love squashes. One of those once you do it you can't believe you haven't earlier. Plus they are so good. A 3 person assembly line and a tortilla press can give you stacks of flat bread and then from that home made chips of any flavor.

@patbeaudoin4237 8 месяцев назад

Good luck Chelsea on this challenge I have every bit of faith that you will do great because you are so creative. 🙂🇨🇦❤

@MaryStevens-tb2dz 8 месяцев назад

I'm going to try this not going to go to grocery store till At least for 2 months. Wish I will be successful. I just got back from my cancer doctor and after 3 years but it is back so I won't be eating as much because the chemo makes me sick 🤮

@lisetremblay8687 8 месяцев назад

Burrito bowls. Make them how you like but I make them with rice at the bottom, black beans next, some corn, tomatoes or pico, chicken, grated cheese and salsa. I make them as lunches and cook for the week. I also sometimes add olives just cause. For lunches I put them in microwaveable bowls and nuke for 2/3 minutes stirring half way. Enjoy.

@sharorganic5841 8 месяцев назад

I just had that at a restaurant last night, what is the sauce???

@paulinedooling742 8 месяцев назад

I’m doing the challenge for the month of January , I’m so looking forward to it ❤️

@Kelly.A. 8 месяцев назад

Northern MN we call it pop also. Thank you for this video. I’m considering doing the pantry challenge next year and so I am planning my garden accordingly.

@krisirolfe4332 8 месяцев назад

Lived in Brainerd and Aitken MN…. Pop!

@barbaratanem4888 8 месяцев назад

@@krisirolfe4332 I live in Hibbing.

@racheld5576 8 месяцев назад

Here in Ohio we call it "pop" also! Other states usually say soda. Some places in the south they just say coke for everything, but it's definitely POP here in Ohio!

@Kat_WD 8 месяцев назад

I ran into that in Dallas. I tried to order a pizza delivery and was flabbergasted when they asked me what kind of Coke I wanted. I don’t drink Coke, I’m an avid Pepsi drinker. 😂

@susancampbell7279 8 месяцев назад

We call it all Cokes. Alabama

@joycekatende2928 8 месяцев назад

Woah... I think you are prepared for 6 months no grocery shopping

@beverleygrant3355 8 месяцев назад

I’m English and I’ve always called it pop but my husband is Scottish and he calls it either a can of juice or a can of ginger ( I think it’s because Iron Bru is orange) 🤣😂

@wee_haggis6374 8 месяцев назад

I’m Scottish, but emigrated out to Canada a couple of years ago, I still call it ginger 😂

@laurel2453 8 месяцев назад

Have you tried toasting the chick peas as a snack. I have also made tortillas from black beans.

@lisapop5219 8 месяцев назад

Depending on what you have stored, hoppin John is a good use for rice and field peas. There are tons of videos on it

@robertaorres8019 8 месяцев назад

Love hoppin John soup, haven’t had it in years! Going to make some this weekend!😊

@NancyHowlett 8 месяцев назад

What about toilet paper and feminine products.. shampoo and bath soap and deodorants does that count.. what if you runout of these things… it’s not a food product but you would have to go to the store to stock up

@pattyroberts1555 8 месяцев назад

Hi Chelsea!! Your storage of food blows my mind. You have my respect. So much work and dedication. BTW, in Pennsylvania we say “pop”! 😂

@n3rdygrl 8 месяцев назад

You must be out west ❤ I grew up outside of Philly and it's all soda there. When I lived in east Pittsburgh it was all pop.

@chrisfarleylover 8 месяцев назад

Same here in Colorado😄

@pattyroberts1555 8 месяцев назад

When I make a berry pie it’s usually very runny with juice. I found out that you can use tapioca for a thickener.

@pattyroberts1555 8 месяцев назад

@@n3rdygrl Lake Erie area

@samjones9465 8 месяцев назад

Hi Chelsea, I am also doing the pantry challenge January and hopefully February with a small budget of £20 for fresh produce or eggs. The only thing I might suggest you get is Castile soap that way of you run out of washing up liquid or shampoo you can use Castile soap with/without essential oils. Coconut oil can be used as conditioner and makes a lovely hair mask you can even add in a little honey if you have some to spare. If you and the girls wanted to honey makes a gorgeous face mask.

@ColleenH38 8 месяцев назад

I am a first timer for the challenge and it has been going well despite the challenges we have faced all of December. My husband was in and out of ERs and then an almost two week stay in the hospital. Just got him home yesterday. I have a very, very well stocked home grocery store and freezers are filled. I will have to go to the grocery store weekly for milk, eggs, fresh produce and the sandwich bread that my family will eat for sandwiches only. We don't have a farm so dairy and some fresh produce is just what it has to be as far as "my rules". Otherwise, we will do our very best to just use what we have for two months.

@shaynej 8 месяцев назад

I grew up in Michigan (USA) and we called it pop

@debbiepower8780 8 месяцев назад

UK here, we call it POP and when I was a child we used have (I think it Corana) pop delivered to the door in glass bottles like milk. For me it always when you in Canada and USA talk about Cider when talking about apple juice as Cider in the UK is a alcoholic drink rather then just juice.

@janetsandham7058 8 месяцев назад

Hi I'm In UK too It was corona pop All different We used to live right by a corona yard So we used to pop in and buy it Allso iff u took the bottles back u got ur refund on the bottles

@lisabrun1132 8 месяцев назад

Bean burgers, just puree season and bind. Substitute or in addition to chicken or pork in burritos tacos or soup ;) also good with curried flavors in rice, you can use lentils as an alternative to meat in stuffing, you could also see if you can use them as a substitute in baked.goods . Salad toppers . Good luck on your challenge!

@anniewildmush1284 8 месяцев назад

that kiss from your husband made me melt....❤❤

@CraftDeeHappy 8 месяцев назад

We call it “pop” as well in Washington.

@CraftDeeHappy 8 месяцев назад

@@jeccalou9894 funny! Who knows?

@trishapomeroy9251 8 месяцев назад

We love having canned meat on hand too. We are off grid, so we only have a tiny freezer and we rely heavily on canning to store a lot of our foods. I find having dry beans for storage is great, but I can up a batch to keep on the shelf so they are quick to grab and use without any planning. I'm looking forward to seeing what creative ways you use them. I need new ideas for sure! Squeeze bottles for the mayo! That is brilliant!!! Keeps people from putting dirty knives into the jar too.

@chrisfarleylover 8 месяцев назад

Love it! I can't wait to see all the recipes you make. My mom has a unique recipe for our version of "Spanish Rice", she doesn't do spicy at all... so it's not spicy. Take a pound of ground beef and cook it up in the skillet with cumin, salt, pepper, and whatever taco like seasonings you have, set it aside. Remove excess grease, and place in chopped up bell peppers and an onion, doesn't matter what kind. Then add in cooked white rice, like you would a stir fry. Finally, add in some tomato sauce, and season to taste. If you'd like more flavor, I like to add a little garlic and a jalapeno. We've also made this with venison and it turned out wonderful! It's simple, but tasty! You can also add any other veggies you like, my mom likes to add salsa to it instead of the peppers, onions and tomato paste, but I like the fresher ingredients personally, even if they're frozen, it should turn out scrumptious! Good luck with the challenge, we're all routing for you!

@terraranch1459 8 месяцев назад

You have inspired me to try my hand at canning meat. My freezers are full and I love the idea of convenience of using canned meat as you talked about. Hugs❤

@paulettebarber7219 8 месяцев назад

Native Oregonian we’ve always called it pop, living in Montana we still say pop. I’ve a recipe for chili rice dish that’s really good. Uses canned chilies that are mild though you can use hot ones if you like. Simple and delicious.

@pammcfadden9217 8 месяцев назад

You are simply amazing. I know the kids help when you're not recording, but that pantry is unreal. Good luck in the next two months.

@gailreinert3868 8 месяцев назад

Have you tried radishes with a roast or chicken? You actually cook them with the meat. Just like potatoes and carrots. This idea came from Jamerrill Stewart. After the radishes are cooked. There is no heat.

@janetsandham7058 8 месяцев назад

Really A must try for me I hate radish as it is so deffo try the one

@abbywonder3825 8 месяцев назад

All soda to me (Texas) is coke

@denisecourtright643 8 месяцев назад

Great video! We call it 'soda' here in So. Illinois. Central Illinois folks call it 'pop'! Love your channel ❤

@phyllisgabourel7506 8 месяцев назад

I’m excited to see all of the videos you will be cooking for the pantry challenge!

@HeatherLauer-lq9jg 8 месяцев назад

I'm in NW Missouri. I say soda now but when I was a kid it was called pop. Love your videos and the content. Thanks for sharing your story and knowledge. 💜

@schwarck 8 месяцев назад

Making a humus but just with a mix of different beans is delicious and is a great side for rice bowls or just as a dip :) Also using beans for cakes is perfect. Black bean brownies and chickpea blondies (you can also use white beans). As a former high school teacher I can attest that teenagers love them ;)

@lynsmith2698 8 месяцев назад

Awww that was such a sweet moment. ❤️anyways, great challenge you are doing, hubby and I usually go grocery shopping every two months but it is just the two of us. Holy cow, you are taking on a great task, good for you. I know you will do just fine. Looking forward to following along. I always follow Jessica too during Jan and feb. Great video friend, 🇨🇦🌷

@maryh8230 8 месяцев назад

We call the fizzy stuff soda...I'm in the USA.

@lyndabloomy9398 8 месяцев назад

Hello from Toronto. A great way to use your beans and squash is to make a hearty winter soup. Any combination of soaked beans. Sauté onions, garlic, carrots. Add large chunks of squash that could be easily mashed when soft. Add broth and beans and simmer until finished. Option to add any meat. Add salt and pepper to taste. The squash will add a great flavour and thickness. Very filling and warming.

@merledowning7192 8 месяцев назад

From Oklahoma, and we call soft drinks "Pop"!!!! Some people from the west call it soda!! Looking forward to more challenge videos! Happy New Year!

@angelarothbauer8096 8 месяцев назад

I think this will help you on restocking and garden planning I’m excited to follow along

@jennydeininger9029 8 месяцев назад

Will you have enough Earl Grey tea? 😅 I like using beans in soups. The rice is good paired with a yellow curry, or maybe even a Mexican flavored black bean and rice bowl? Excited to see how this goes for you all!

@jenniferjones1840 8 месяцев назад

I was born and raised in Chicago. We say pop 😂

@stephaniethomasson8812 8 месяцев назад

Live In Texas, specifically on the caprock at the bottom of the panhandle, and “pop” for us is ALL “coke”. Root beer, sprite, ginger ale, orange crush, ACTUAL Coca Cola, Dr Pepper, is ALL “coke” and then you say “what kind?” 😂

@saradean5523 8 месяцев назад

Here in Texas people say "coke" mostly for everything...I say "soft drink". I only drink Diet Dr. Pepper. Dr. Pepper was created in Waco, Texas and really wasn't available outside of Texas until the mid to late 60s.

@Kats_Tea_Time 8 месяцев назад

I visited Canada (around Toronto) just this past November! I tried ketchup chips for the first time and I was pleasantly surprised, lol. I also had sparkling "tree water" from the company Sap Sucker and I'm so sad I can't order those from the US. Also, I'm from New England (Rhode Island) and we say soda. 😆 But I've heard others in the US, I think closer to Michigan, call it pop!

@angelacollins1343 8 месяцев назад

Wow, you are taking the challenge next level. I am going to take on the challenge by cooking meals using what we have in our freezers. That will mean not buying meat or frozen vegetables, and using what’s in our pantry. 😊 I will enjoy following your progress.

@cathykillion6544 8 месяцев назад

Enjoyed the video

@zones4to11 8 месяцев назад

I’m from Texas and we call all carbonated drinks cokes. And then we specify what we want. I’d like a Coke. I’d like a Dr Pepper. I’d like a 7-Up, etc..

@KMT-87 8 месяцев назад

I LOVE ketchup chips. I have had my Canadian friends send me some. We had them YEARS ago in some stores in Minnesota... but it didn't last long 😢

@jenniferdavidek677 8 месяцев назад

We call "pop" cokes in the southern US. Doesn't matter the brand or flavor, we say, "Do you want a coke?" And you could say, 'yes, I'll take a pepsi' (or sprite)... etx

@vickie-uq4gg 8 месяцев назад

Here in the South all flavors are called drinks. Coke products, Pepsi-Cola products etc. are all called the same thing you call by brand or flavor.. Coke, Sprite, Rootbeer, Orange, Strawberry or Pepsi etc. A very popular brand is simple called Faygo but you have to fight over the red flavor.

@wendycash54 8 месяцев назад

Growing up in Washington state, we always called carbonated beverages "pop", but then when I moved to California for about 30 years, I picked up what they call carbonated beverages and that is "soda, short for "soda pop".

@christinaelliott8565 8 месяцев назад

In the Pacific Northwest of Washington State, we always referred to soda pop as "pop". Friends of mine from the Eastern U.S. states laugh at me, too, when I use the word "pop" when referring to certain carbonated beverages. Oh, I just recalled my parents used the term "pop", and they're from Spokane and Cheney Washington (Eastern side of Washington State.)

@jammier6483 8 месяцев назад

"Pop" for frizzy drinks here in the US is a reginal word, many use pop, soda, coke (this is for all drinks and we use the color) or just the name of the brand. Where I grew up in Atlanta, GA we called all fizzy drinks Coke lol, but when I moved north to KY they call it pop.

@stephaniemanning5768 8 месяцев назад

One of our favorites; 1lb ground beef/venison, 1pnt green beans, and 2 cups rice (before cooking) mix it together and soy sauce. You'll obviously need to adjust amounts, but that's the base ratio. It's tasty, filling and super easy.

@DaisyTheBlue 8 месяцев назад

I'm from the south in the US, along the gulf coast. We call ALL types of fizzy drinks Coke. You'll get asked what kind of coke you want. :)

@suemagyari212 8 месяцев назад

In Michigan I always called it pop, but in Virginia it was soda, in California, (LA) i use soda so it is clear. I have changed over to water kefir in Soda Stream seltzer water. I love it . I no longer buy any of that. I went back for a week to a flavored sparkling water and it actually made me sick to my stomach. All those chemicals! I will never do it again. i put 1-3 oz. of fruit flavored water kefir or beet kvass, or fruit juice to my sparkling water. I really enjoy it. NEVER makes me sick!

@ashleyashcraft1754 8 месяцев назад

Minnesota USA: It's pop ...also Zevia & Lacroix type drinks are okay to get a close recipe for with a soda stream. Regular pop type drinks like Pepsi, coke, ginger ale, etc. are not very well substituted... even the brand name Pepsi syrup for soda stream is what the kids call "mid." We haven't found the soda stream to be worth it but we really wanted it to be.

@JzWorld567 8 месяцев назад

For rice and beans, please look for some Indian dishes.. Chickpea curry - stir fry onions with some curry powder or whole spices and add boiled chick pea to it, cook for sometime and add coconut milk to it.. Adjust the thickness with extra water.. Beans and Squash curry - chop up any squash of your choice, boil it in water with 1 green chile for spice, when ready add boiled beans of choice, cook them together with some coconut milk, this can be made thin or thick by adjusting water and had with rice.. Rajma masala (pinto or kidney beans curry) - boiled pinto beans cooked in tomato onion puree with garam masala.. This is more like baked beans with spices and without meat in it, not sure if baked beans has meat in it, sorry if it doesn't!!! Lentil soup or Dal - boiled lentils added to onions sauteed in some ghee or butter with 1 green chile, this goes so well with boiled rice.. Savoury Bean pancake (Bean Dosa) - Soak different beans of choice overnight, grind them all together with some fresh water making them the consistency of pancake batter.. (Optional - stir fry some onions and add to the batter..) Add little rice flour or semolina to the batter for the pancake to release properly from the pan.. Add Salt to taste.. Make them like pancake but little thin.. Sauteed beans - Stir fry some onions chopped up small, you can add spice if you need, just adding salt pepper is also good, add drained boiled beans of your choice (we normally do with brown chickpea or peanuts or black eyed beans), mix it all together, check for seasoning.. Growing up, this was the snack my mom made for us during week days when we got back from school.. :) Beans and lentils stay good for many many years, we just vacuum seal them in jars or mylar bags. If they are more than 5-6 years, you will need to soak them for longer as beans become harder.. This challenge sounds very interesting.. All the best..

@darylwilson6793 8 месяцев назад

Saving shampoo- wash hair twice, first time with 1/4 the usual amount of shampoo, then again with another 1/4. It will come out just as clean but use half the shampoo. Conditioner- diy apple cider vinegar. its almost free if you make it yourself. yes you smell 'odd' at first but it goes away soon enough, leaves hair super soft, and did I mention its almost free? haha Laundry deterg- diy horse chestnut soap. works really well esp if you dont like the perfumes of commercial deterg Love all your videos, happy challenge!

@amyshaler7134 8 месяцев назад

I make my meatloaf using cooked rice instead of breadcrumbs. Bake it as a round loaf in a cast iron pan. I still season it as a normal meatloaf. Delicious! Give it a try. And I’m from the southern US…we call all carbonated drinks “coke”. Like, “what kind of coke do you want?” 😂

@bryanchase1127 8 месяцев назад

I live in NW Iowa smack dab in the middle of the USA, and we call it POP. I've never tried ketchup chips, you don't even see them around here much, but I squirt some ketchup on a plate and dip plain potato chips in it. We've been unusually warm here too, but in about a week we are supposed to have 7 degrees F for daily highs.

@daryl9189 8 месяцев назад

In the North , U.S. we call beverages pop..In the South , they call it soda, or sodi ...Then they ask , what kind of sodi 😅

@hollyb4799 8 месяцев назад

I'm originally from the US Midwest, and it has always been "pop". I agree, soda & soft drink are creeping in. I now live in Hawaii, and when I say "pop" I get a weird look. Ha Ha Can't help it, I'll always call it "pop"!

@alyssawoodleyy 8 месяцев назад

I am in central Texas and everyone I know just calls it "soda" but most of the time by whatever name it is. Coke, Dr. Pepper, Sprite, etc...

@shirley7137 8 месяцев назад

No way will I be participating....Will be on the sidelines watching. Our most healthy and best part of my prepping items are my support for when shtf. I think we are getting really close to a self inflected depression here in the states. The crazies striped A Safeway store in Washingto, DC...just saying not a good time to deplete our preps. putting up tallow and ghee today, yesterday 10 quarts of pinto beans. Be prepared folks.

@tdewtx 8 месяцев назад

When I was growing up in Ohio we called it pop. When I moved to Texas people made fun of me. Iwas 18 and caved to pressure to say Soda. Periocically I still say pop. Especially when someone says pop...lol