LARGE FAMILY GROCERY HAUL

How do we keep a dozen hungry kids fed every week? It’s a question we get asked a lot, and the answer is—Sam’s Club! In this video, we’re inviting you along on our weekly grocery haul, where we stock up on everything our family needs to stay fueled. From steaks to eggs to bags of popcorn, we’re filling our carts to keep our home full of energy and smiles. Feeding a family this size isn’t easy, but it’s worth every moment. Watch how we do it and share in the joy of keeping our crew happy and healthy!

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[T-Mary]

You two are amazing rising to the challenges of providing for a large family. I think it’s beautiful how God brought you all together.

[ccktest]

I can see him are very responsible father for his family n her wife.. God blessed you.

[livingstrategically]

We will never again complain about how much time and effort monthly food hauls take for our family of *two* at Sam's Club. Lol! Y'all take the prize. 😂

[kathyfischer]

I love watching your videos! You two are awesome, now to finish watching.

[tanyamcnutt]

I love watching big family grocery hauls, lots of hungry kids to feed, you are eating quality food and it's great for growing kids

[sandiekirkland]

Little Evie is SO sweet! I'm amazed at how easy you make this look. Love you guys!

[Beachwriter]

Your content is unique. Nothing like it on YouTube. Can easily imagine your subs numbers exceeding 100, 000. For viewers who have less than a handful of kids, we just cannot imagine the logistics of everything thing your family does. Love the story of the single-file line by height navigating the busy amusement park.

[carolynhostetler]

The amount of food it takes for your family right now, I can’t imagine how much it will take when the boys are all teenagers. Love your videos. You guys have a wonderful family.

[yvettenoel]

Love your story and how you met. My husband died of colon cancer at 60 years old 24 years ago. We both came from large families, his 16 and I from13. We were both raised on a farm so we grew large vegetable gardens, planted some fruit trees, had a raspberry and strawberry patch, picked wild blueberries and saskatoons, made some jellies and jams, also homemade pancake syrup. We also canned vegetables and fruits before we own a deepfreeze. We raised our own chickens, eggs from the chickens, milk cows and pork, all organic. We made our own butter, cottage cheese and baked many loaves of bread per week. We sewed our own clothes, cloth diapers etc. The milk was separated. We kept the unpasterized milk for drinking, our cream and sold the extra cream at the creamery to buy 100 lbs of sugar and 100 lbs of flour. Our family laundry was done in a ringer washerr. The clothes was hung out on clothesline to dry.

[tiffanyhansanuwat]

Thank you for showing this part of your guys’ lives. It’s always so fascinating to me how you guys manages all of it. I know you showed your home school curriculum but I think it would be a fun video to see how it’s all managed while all kids are doing school for one day.

[margaretjohnston]

Haven't you ever seen, "Our tribe of many" on YouTube? Sara has great food ideas for big family cooking

[meganrobinson]

When your avocados hit the perfect ripeness, put them in the fridge. They stay good for a week, at least.

[Wolfnettles]

Can't take my eyes off that super cute baby❤ thanks for sharing your shopping with us 😊

[cwckids]

On the potatoes get them out of the bag. Place them on counter for 24 hrs flip at least once. Store in a cardboard box extends the lif.

[c.klorenz]

What in heavens name do you guys do for a living? How in the world do you afford to feed all of those kids these healthy meals! Let alone having to prepare everything! I would get to the point I would absolutely hate to go into the kitchen! I will pray for you and your family!❤❤❤❤

[normagwilliam]

Thank you for the ground brisket choice.

[betsybabf]

Our 3 youngest boys were 3, 2 & 2 when the family was all putting our groceries away. My husband (who has since passed away) and I caught them grabbing all the newly bought carrots from the bag and putting them all straight in the trash. Our children really like most vegetable, but these three have always hated carrots. I then remembered a time when I knew I had purchased carrots but couldn't find them anywhere so they obviously had used that trick before. 😂😂

[karenkamer]

Wow!! Amazing organized and informative grocery haul!!
I see God's goodness every time you two post !❤

[GD-fkfi]

Does your Sam’s have scan and go? It’s awesome! Scan while you shop, skip the lines, skip moving all the groceries to the belt, then back in the cart. Just scan, pay, and walk to the door! It saves so much time!

[karenofchinick]

Yall should watch Our tribe of many. They have a family the same size and are very strong Christians. And she does monthly shopping hauls on a budget. It’s very helpful.