4000 Costco and Wholesale Club Haul | 3-Month Large Family Groceries

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Today, I wanted to share our 3 month Costco haul with you. We also went to the Wholesale Club and Princess Auto. I hope you enjoy it.

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[Magpie]

I love it when you share your grocery hauls because everything you buy is strategic, purposeful, and makes sense. It's very calming to see when you've replenished food and supplies since you live so far from town. Thank you for sharing.😊❤

[CityGirlGoneCountry]

I live in TN and the thought of not having air conditioning blows my mind. Enjoy the comfort! I couldn't live here without it.

[danagunter]

Your channel has become my calming time in the evening. Thank you for sharing Little Mountain Ranch with us 💜💜

[melaniedennis]

You can't beat having an air conditioner to stay cool ❤

[canhope]

I grew up without AC - my parents practiced “heat management “. At night when temps dropped my mom would open all windows and put fans in several to draw in the cooler air overnight. Then she would get up early in the morning to close all of the windows and curtains and turn on fans in each room. We also had ceiling fans in some rooms. The house generally stayed about 10 degrees cooler than the outdoor temps. While the fans didn’t cool the air inside, having them keep the air circulating really made a difference. Now out on my own, I still do this as my old 1800 farmhouse doesn’t have AC - though I did cave and buy a window unit for my bedroom. People coming to visit always ask me how my AC works and are shocked when I tell them I don’t have AC! 😊

[lynnloehr]

I will never complain about my 400 dollar Costco haul again! We go every two or three months too. Hope your heat wave breaks soon.

[mademoisellecm]

Watching your grocery hauls is always so relaxing and informative. I really enjoy your channel.

[TammieHolland]

I would be lost without our AC over here on the East Cost. 🇨🇦 After working all day, i appreciate coming home to a cool house and being able to sleep comfortably. Unfortunately, we hover around 85% humidity this time of year, on top of the 90 to 100 degree temps. Enjoy the AC, my friend!

[maaritmissonen]

Hi, we live in Finland and here air-source heat pumps are really common. The machine cools in the summer and heats in the winters! They are way more less expensive to run than your normal aircons/heat batteries 😊 deffinetly a thing that you might want to look into. And thank you for the videos, your life looks so fullfilling and real ❤ much prefer that to the "picture perfect"-style that you see so much in this time 😅

[joesmith]

When you say cold in winter, you mean it!!
Ive been in Canada at -50*F alot of times!!

[pbcoupons]

For flying bugs Doug and Stacy YouTube recommended a spray bottle with 100proof alcohol. I didn’t have any so when the short season of deer flies came on I used my homemade cleaning spray bottle of 1/2 white vinegar 1/2 water a bit of Dawn and a pinch of salt. Worked like a charm. No muss no fuss.

[jeanbrooks]

Thank you for explaining the lifestyle of those of us who do not live in a Costco around the corner world. We are 17.5 miles down a one lane gravel mountain road to our small town and 6 hours one way to Denver to Costco. So once again I appreciate you and how you explain your way of life! Jean Colorado USA

[vickiulrich]

I wish we lived closer because I think teatime is a beautiful thing BUT I like company with tea. I know we would have such great conversations so I’ve gone to watching you during my afternoon down time. Isn’t much and it isn’t everyday but I have tea and let you carry the conversation in your visits with us. Been a long time since I’ve posted but forgive me, my husband is just struggling fighting himself back to health and it takes everything I’ve got in me to keep Jack AND all the chores up. Jack is still with me and I thank God every day he is. Chelsea…your gardens are looking good, I feel like I’ve changed over to a slug farm! I have bought so much beer that the checkout clerks are giving me tips on what’s the best tasting to which I reply that I’m not tasting this but the slugs are drowning in it so whatever I’m buying must taste good to them!!! I just love your grocery hauls. I know I’ve mentioned this before but you bring back a lot of memories of my younger days because we had 12 in our household of which 9 were children and 5 of those were boys. Groceries were a marathon sport in our house buying, taking care of, cooking and baking and then before we knew it the cycle began again. Jacks dad owned a small IGA store so they never had groceries in the house so watching the way I shop and prep and squirrel away things was a real learning curve for him. I’m now deep in canning, freezing and eating all the garden truck I can get my hands on because things aren’t any better here in the states than in your neck of the woods of Canada. I’m not just talking about financially but all I know to do is pray so I just add it to my long conversations with God knowing He can do far more than I can! Chelsea…I can’t ever thank you enough for all the visits but I do appreciate every one of them. I always enjoy hearing about the family, the “Moms” and of course things that Farmer Dan gets involved in. Take care, watch the wildfires and know I’m in the background even if you don’t hear from me!!!:):):)

[tlcmercer]

Tennessee gurl here.. 10 min from Bama line. It’s 97 with 87 % humidity! That humidity is the killer🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 so oppressive you can’t breathe. So hot and muggy no way it gets better at night..condensation on all windows .. 🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Love your vlog.. ❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️❤️💜💜 the canning, hauls the gardens… Beautiful 😻

[lucindasutt]

I admire you Ladies who are so organized to shop for several months at a time. So much work. You don't use the CREAM for butter, but you make Ice Cream and other things so it does replace store bought items doesn't it?😊

[melissarundt]

Being in South Carolina I can’t imagine not having a/c. Enjoy!

[kathypadgitt]

I grew up without air conditioning here in Oklahoma. My mom didn’t like air conditioning. We just played outside all day. Now I couldn’t survive without it. I look forward to your videos. Enjoy the AC.

[vicki]

I hear ya on the air conditioning. I grew up without it. It was always so hot and humid. We actually had a room air conditioner but dad refused to start it. Didn't want to pay the electricity. I remember two times in my life that he turned it on. Then they added on and the air conditioner went. When we got married we had air and I was so excited!

[MDKMimi]

Thank you for sharing your trip for bulk shopping with us. Awesome. Blessings to you All ❤

[sorij]

I’m happy for your new life with ac😊 Enjoy! Those portable units work pretty well in my experience. As far as inflation goes, my Costco olive oil use to be $17 (US dollar) and now it’s $27.