I love longer videos, that is why I go to youtube instead on tiktok.

I love watching your full length videos. I love the grocer hauls in general too ♥️

Full length are what I like. I'd love to see a pantry and freezer hall of what you have stocked up too! I want to start shopping like you and do once a month and just get what I need. But I have so many random things in my pantry and freezer. I'm getting stressed by not figuring out how to use it up.

I like longer videos. I liked it when you went into target 😊😊😊

I like both shorts and full videos. Also, your son is so funny😂

Love your hauls …so entertaining 😊

Great video!

Great shopping video

My kids are the same age as yours and we love the kids water bottles. Mine just refill them at school . The big ones are too big for them to carry walking to the bus and all over school

I like chow mein noodles on my salad, instead of croutons. 😊

I love the grocery hauls!

I love your full videos!

What timing. I'm sitting here watching as I'm making my list and just as I'm trying to figure out what I'm missing for Haystacks you pull out the noodles. Thanks for that reminder.

I like the longer videos, but you do what better fits your schedule.

I like the big grocery hauls, but I'd also be interested in shorts as well!

Great haul. I like your full videos.

Your full length videos are great!

Love your videos ❤❤❤❤

Love the monthly grocery hauls Shorts during the month would be cool

I watch whole videos . Shorts just remond me to check in!❤

I personally prefer the longer videos. I love your grocery hauls.

I rarely ever watch shorts. I like the full length videos personally!

I personally prefer a full video. Thanks for sharing!

I love the longer ones. We are family 🎵 hehe

Yes!! We bought the same water bottle and my 6yr old drinks it all by lunch time and he doesn’t like to refill at school 🤦‍♀️ we’re back to the 24 oz!

I really like watching your full videos Any updates on your farm chickens

*Coming from a native Swede* 6:04 When you eat Swedish meatballs, the traditional way to do it, would be with Swedish mashed potatoes (like they do at IKEA). There should actually be available, at any IKEA, pre-packaged ‘Potatismos’ that Swedes-, who don’t make theirs from scratch-, usually make the dish with. I usually make mine from scratch, but you just add water with the powder mix, instead of the made-from-scratch potatoes, milk, and butter (I also add hand-grated Parmigiano Reggiano, but that’s just my preference 😂). The more ‘grown up’ version would be with potatoes. Along with pickled cucumber (slices; Inlagd gurka/Pressgurka), except it’s more a combination of extremely sour with a sugary flavor, rather than really salty, like pickles

I love long videos! I don’t usually watch shorts! -Madisoj

I love your long videos. I’m sure I’ve been watching for a couple of years now. The shorts are ok but I rarely watch those.

I like a mix

I am here for the long videos. I rarely watch shorts from any channel honestly, just a preference

I like full videos

I’m probably showing my age but I’m a long form content girlie

@livinwiththeedges8283

9 ай бұрын

Me too!

i personally prefer longer videos - ill only watch the occassional one thats less than 17-18mins. if its less than 10 i rarely bother love the grocery hauls

I like longer videos on KZread. Shorts are for IG. 😊

Cantaloupe we called rock melon

They still make disposable cameras? 😮

Hate the shorts. Love your full videos with all of the explanations - what you are going to make with it, etc.

@rosannasauereisen2827

9 ай бұрын

I never watch shorts. Not my thing at all.

Wasn’t your last video about converting to healthier snacks? I’m so confused.

@family-peace-love

9 ай бұрын

Same....

I would like 2 long videos. Monthly most def but also changes you maybe doing like ADHD diet. I'm all ears having a child myself with ADHD. I changed a lot in my recent grocery haul.

Shredded cheese has added ingredients to make it not clump, mold, etc. Shred your own cheese for a healthier option that is cheaper, too! And a disposable camera cost $19.95, have you checked how much it costs to process the film? 😅

@silviamagda

9 ай бұрын

In the US they add cellulose. In Europe potato starch.

I’m going to guess in California that disposable camera was $25

25.00

I don’t watch any shorts for any channel

Full length ❤❤

More full length videos

Every now and then shower with water only, don't use too many products... better for your skin?

$15.00 for camera????

no shorts please

6$

Full length

I do not watch shorts at all.

I’m a little confused didn’t were just see a video saying you were going to transition kids to healthy foods? Isnt it just as easy to give them grapes and a meat stick or nuts or a cheese stick as packaged crackers and chips?

@family-peace-love

9 ай бұрын

Was wondering the same. Its worth telling the kids why sugary snacks are going.... whinging or whatever doesn't matter.

Wait till you develop said disposable camera…. So pricy!

Dude, are you only eating 23 grams of fat per day?!?!? Everyone is different, but DANG that is a super low fat diet!

I don’t like the shorts. I feel like that’s for IG stories. I like 10-20 minute videos. Too long and I just don’t have time for them.

Talking about food in terms of clean or healthy, is the best way to raise disordered eaters. Foods have no moral virtue. This narrative is destructive.

@christinah9954

9 ай бұрын

So we shouldn’t talk about the difference between processed crap and real foods. Most of the foods sold in America at Walmart for instance is NOT healthy and detrimental to your health. I grew up eating that crap. I’ve got multiple autoimmune disorders and I wish that someone had explained to me that what I was eating was not actually food. It’s fake food. Made in a lab and laced with chemicals food. That a lot Of the ingredients in literally everything here has been banned in Europe.

@yazminwilliams3676

9 ай бұрын

However there is healthy and unhealthy food 🤔

@amandadobbs8637

9 ай бұрын

@@yazminwilliams3676 No, there’s food that is more nutrient dense than others, but a “healthy” diet is one that takes into account variety, balance, economics & accessibility.

@silviamagda

9 ай бұрын

​@@yazminwilliams3676i agree.

@family-peace-love

9 ай бұрын

I used to agree but there is nothing wrong with kids not eating sugar everyday and keeping it to special occasions or actually as a "treat" the mass amounts of type 2 diabetes tell us that is what is needed in society... I'm type 2 so I understand this !

you consider 23g of fat the amount an adult person needs per day and then you talk about super dry skin... a fool who suspects a connection there