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@danielsantiagourtado3430

10 ай бұрын

Love seeing Your mum in videos mate! You 2 make such an AMAZING pair!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

Thankyou@@danielsantiagourtado3430

@danielsantiagourtado3430

10 ай бұрын

@@mrbarrylewis Always!

@JuvyThaKid

10 ай бұрын

As a kid, I thought it was like a cover term for some other type of party that adults would have haha. I was very wrong, obviously.

@ffa2dramachick

10 ай бұрын

My mother used to host multiple MLM Parties to the point where it actually made my parents go bankrupt because of the schemes.

We need to see more of your mum, she's adorable!

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

yeah i'll get her in some more for sure, she loves it. Just gotta tie that hair back for any food lol

@radders261

10 ай бұрын

Seconded, She's brilliant!

@stewscotia

10 ай бұрын

Would be hilarious if you hired her to be your camera operator regularly, lol@@mrbarrylewis

@rayskitten78

10 ай бұрын

Errr OK if you say so puzzled 😕

@rageplayer20

10 ай бұрын

Like Chloe is a mini Barry, Barry is a younger male Barry's mum lol

I hope you realize that seeing your mum on camera totally explains not only you, but also Chloe. All three of you have the same sense of humour and mannerisms. It makes these videos pretty entertaining and wholesome. More B-mum in your videos please!!

My late wife was a Tupperware seller holding parties at our home or by friends. Because we moved in 1986 she stopped. We had the complete range of the products. I still use many of them today. They are robust, airtight, and almost indestructible.

"That was incredible to see wasn't it" made me laugh more watching back than in real time lol

@jules3048

10 ай бұрын

It was hilarious! Love ur mom. U laugh just like her btw

My favourite Tupperware is the pickle jar. Being able to lift the pickles out of the brine is just perfect!

Omg the egg blowing bit. 😂🤣 mama Barry definitely needs to make more appearances. Her humor is top notch. I can see where you get it from!

The pink lidded container of mini tools is also a butter dish and you can deodorize your tupperware by soaking in it in a white vinegar and water solution. I have tupperware that my mother bought in the 1960's and it still works perfectly well. My biggest problem with durability was carelessness by my family.

My oldest sister still has and uses her Tupperware salt and pepper shakers she got as a wedding gift in the early 1970s. Lids for over the openings were lost, probably because of her 5 boys.😂 What you have are for oil and vinegar.

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

thanks

@melissalambert7615

10 ай бұрын

I still have the salt and pepper shakers. I used them when camping or BBQing.

@millam222

10 ай бұрын

No, they are not. They are for salt and pepper! Just make a quick google surge and you will see. :) My mom had those, and still uses them. For salt and pepper. And as Barry sad, its really good do make it even on the food you seasoning.

@millam222

10 ай бұрын

@@mrbarrylewis It's only for salt n pepper :P BUT, its should work just fine with vinegar and balsamico! :D

lmao watching you try to sieve flour with a tea strainer that my parents use to this day 😂 To be fair, if I didn't know already I wouldn't have guessed either :D

@juliahopkinson4013

10 ай бұрын

Tea bags generation 😂😂😂😂 of course it’s a tea strainer

I went and you always came home to something you didnt want due to the fact of trying to pick the cheapest item...and that was always dear😂😂

At a Tupperware party there was always a gift to win. We are still using food tongs (which are metal!!) that my husband's first wife won at a party in the 1960's

My mom went to some in the 80s hosted by one of our neighbours - she didn't buy much there but one time she came home with a bright orange colander she won for being the closest in guessing how many holes it has

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

I'm not sure if that is the worse or most fun game i've ever heard of in my life lol! I'm gonna guess like 60

@markusstorzer4545

10 ай бұрын

@@mrbarrylewis I'll see if my mom remembers ...wouldn't be surprised if she even still had the colander hahaha

Your mom is the best! Also to answer the question: I have been in a tupperware party! Though, I think I was like 6 or 7 years old and with my parents of course. Only thing I remember about it that there were lots of plastic things and it was super boring for me :D This happened about 30 years ago.

Loooove the Barry Lewis mom moments, she has the best laugh! When she laughs it is contagious. Also, we still have tupperware parties in North America ♥

Your mum is adorable ❤️ My Mum and Sister had parties. It’s a pyramid selling scene which none of us realised 😂 All of our childhood Tupperware is still at my parents and another fun fact, we went to the Tupperware HQ in Orlando a few years ago, it was brilliant 😂

I grew up in Australia and in the mid to late 80's friends and family were always having Tupperware parties! My Nana used to buy a lot and her pantry (which was a whole room by its-self) had racks of all sorts of food in Tupperware. It sort of is where I got my love of pantry's and plastic storage containers from. Cant beat going to Nanas and getting a bit of fruitcake from the orange circular Tupperware container with the zig-zig raised lid section!

More videos with your mum, PLEASE! I haven’t stopped laughing.

"Going to a tupperware party" was mum code for going to an Ann Summers party so A) the husband didn't know that's where she was really going and B) the kids didn't ask to go 🤣

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

haha amazing

@annother3350

10 ай бұрын

That's what she told you....

@TheFrugalMombot

10 ай бұрын

What is Ann Summers?

@Vixpine

10 ай бұрын

@@TheFrugalMombot Ann Summers is a popular brand of Lingerie shop in the UK. So they're a sexy underwear shop.

@CricketEngland

10 ай бұрын

As Uncle Roger would say “Sorry Children”

This is already making my day. You and your mum are awesome. 😂😂❤

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Jack, she's a good lady!

@JackW42

10 ай бұрын

@@mrbarrylewis very very welcome!! Thank you for the heart and reply! 🥰🌟

@donnaedwards9257

10 ай бұрын

Watching your beautiful mom blowing on that egg was 😂😅

I see where Barry gets his sense of humor from! 😄 My mom brought me along to a Tupperware party when I was a kid. They didn't lock the door until we bought something though LOL!

My Mum was big into Tupperware (70's/80's). Always used it to take food etc on holiday with us as we usually went self catering. We still have a some of it left and use it regularly, it was pretty decent quality back then.

@rolfs2165

10 ай бұрын

It really was. Today … less so. I happened to overhear a few Tupper ladies who wanted to get out and were selling their remaining stock at a flea market. They didn't have much good to say.

@valkyrja--

10 ай бұрын

@@rolfs2165 no mlm is good. it was always a pyramid scheme

@MrMega200

10 ай бұрын

Back then, sure, but today we know in that time period that the colored plastics leaked various chemicals. My parents have the classic yellow measuring cups and they are known for leaking lead and arsenic into your ingredients.

@Elwaves2925

10 ай бұрын

@@rolfs2165 Yeah, I used to hear terrible stories about some of the people that held the parties, very much a case of if you go along you aren't leaving until you've bought something. Thankfully my Mum was never a seller and had other avenues to get the stuff.

@Elwaves2925

10 ай бұрын

@@MrMega200 I've heard about that too over the years. Never been a problem for the things we had, or still have but to be fair what's left isn't really used for food or drink these days. It's a bit too old for that.

Your mum is amazing. Great personality.

OMG I love your mom!!! LOL The egg thing was making me laugh out loud literally. LOL

hi Barry I remember my mum going to Tupperware party and the orange thing with the square holes that you put self raising flour in is a tea strainer and my father still use it to this day

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

oh cool!

Your mom is so cute and funny!!🤣🤣 I see where you get the humor and good nature from.

I know the "favorite Tupperware piece" was a throwaway question, but my mom sold Tupperware briefly and had a demonstration kit that was miniature cups, plates, and a pitcher and my sister and I played with those things for years!

Your mom is hilarious!! Love her in your videos! Such a hoot. ❤😂

Now we see where the jolly laughter comes from ❤

I sold Tupperware in the early 90s. Loved it! Since I’m not terribly extroverted around adults (I’m an elementary teacher now), I only sold until my core group of friends & family and I bought all we needed/wanted. I’ve often thought when I see you mixing large amounts of flour that you REALLY need to get your hands on a Thatsa-Bowl (now called a Thatsa Large Bowl) 32 cup bowl. I see there’s now a Thatsa Mega Bowl which is 42 cups😮. I have the 32 cup one, as well as the TB Jr along with numerous other pieces, and I’d still be using them if they weren’t in storage along with my other belongings we saved after hurricane Laura destroyed our house. My tendency to get wordy has surfaced again. In short: Sold it. Used it. Love it.

Great to see you doing videos with your mum. Keep Going Barry you will get there.

I have been to Tupperware parties in the 90's, when I was a child. I actually won a Tupperware product through the games they used to play at the parties (basically samples to get you to buy). In the 90s I was dragged to Tupperware, Avon, and Home Interior Design parties. The Interior Design Parties were my aunt, she sold it, I thought they had some really pretty items. Its how I learned how to decorate.

You and your mum are hilarious! I kind of like the egg slicer. I have so many vintage Tupperware canisters and bowls! I love them all. I find them at my thrift store

Love how you made the history of tupperware sound so inspiring for the modern 1950s housewife lol. Great review, i have all my grandparents tuppaware and Pyrex

So much fun to see the both of you together in a video.

Love seeing your mom in this. Great video. My mom used to drag me around to all the Tupperware parties she would go to when I was little so you and you mom doing this was pure nostalgia for me.

Tupperware has pulled out of the New Zealand and Australian market this year! We are gutted!!!. I have been to quite a few parties in my time and I still used my nesting measuring cups set and my marinating containers regularly. Tupperware is guaranteed for life after all.

This is great (my folks had cupboards full of the stuff in the 90's), I especially like how more mischievous you become in the presence of your mum. Exactly what I do with my mum too!

Absolutely love your content, been watching for years but not laughed with tears like this in like forever. Your mum is cracking good fun

OMG the egg hack section, hilarious.

I loved Tupperware!! I am old enough to have been to parties, there was always a free gift of some kind, maybe a scraper of some kind, the salt/pepper containers were may favorites!! June Bug, 🇺🇸

Honestly, you have some amazing women in your life! Love seeing mom and wife in your videos.

Great review, love your mum, she certainly matches the energy for your videos!

9:02 just what i needed today mate! A good laugh😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

5:20 my mum just to host and go to Tupperware parties back when I was a kid (35 now). Watching you do a tupperware vid with your mum brings back so much nostalgia to be honest

I remember my Mum having Tupperware parties 🤗Thanks Barry n Barry’s Mum 👍

i love collecting Tupperware have so many amazing gadgets another great video i’ve never gotten sick

I am looking forward to seeing your adorable mum in the next Tupperware video. She should definitely be on your channel more often 😊

More of your mum and Gary, please. Cheers for making my chaotic day much better. 😊😂

I just went to a party last weekend. I have that butter dish in teal. I have bowls from back in the 60's and 70's. Love it!

This is so wholesome 😂 My roommate actually went to an online tupperware party event recently and got a huge tupperware water bottle as a free gift that she gave me. I actually kind of love it and use it a lot.

Omg this was blast from the past , I was a Tupperware agent way back lol xx love your mum x we had one of those egg splicer x

I had to stop the video and dry my eyes. Your Mum is fantastic. We need to see more of her please. 😂

Resealable plastic tubs, and virtually indestructible kitchen gubbins, manufactured and marketed by a Mr Tupper. When I was a kid, in the mid 1960's, this was the future - it was space age tech. Everyone had it, and it went perfectly with the fridge, and, in about 1968, dad aquired a Walls ice cream freezer from somewhere, (mum never asked, as home freezers were a rarity, then) and Tupperware was perfect for that. They made good drums, too... 😆😆😆 Good to see your mum back, too. I still cannot watch that sausage making video you both made, without crying with laughter - the level of innuendo and smutty gags, is on a Frankie Howerd level of genius. 😆😆😆

Been on a Tupperware party once in the nineties. Incredibly useful gadgets. Your mom is fantastic ❤

Honestly, Barry I have had to of where all my life and I’m almost 60 and I still got a few of the Tupperware from my childhood and I still use it. I just don’t put it in the microwave because I did that once it melted.

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

Yeah I think I stick most things in the microwave now but different plastic grades on the products etc and I guess gotta check the logo is there

Although I’ve never been to a “Tupperware” party, I attended a few Pampered Chef and mary Kay parties as a kid. My mom was obsessed!

Love mum's laugh 😂❤

Please have your Mom back, she is great. Her laughter is contagious i couldnt stop laugjing at the egg segment.😅😅😅😅😅😅

I think Mom needs her own channel...her laugh is infectious!

Her laugh is the absolute best I love it !!

I remember as a kid going to tupper parties and playing with the other kids while all the mums were looking at the tupperwear stuff. And we have exactly the same butter box, only in green, and we still love and use it. 😂

Good morning Barry!! I love your mum in your videos.

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

Thanks, I think she enjoys doing them too lol

I've been to numerous Tupperware and Rubbermaid parties in my days. They were fun. At one point in time, every single storage container in my kitchen was Tupperware!!!!

My grandma hosted a few tupperware parties when i was growing up and my boyfriends mom hosted a facebook tupperware party this year 🤪 she gave me a bunch of extra pieces she had i love them for the nostalgia

My favorite Tupperware is the silicone popcorn maker bowl. And i loved the Tupperware parties that did meal prep during the party.

In the 70'and 80's i grew up with Tupperware party's. At an older age, when i had small kids i gave party's at people's houses. But some little tips, you can soak tupperware in soda, but when its really dirty, trow in a teaspoon of bleach en then was it good. Official you loose guarantee (not the case i guess now) if you put them in the dishwasher they qlso get a good clean. Further the ones you used for the egg and sieve part were used as a party gift , loads of people collected them. The sieve i still use in my kitchen for flued stuff, when a teabag explodes or when i make fresh orange juice. Finally i enjoyed watching as always.

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Wendy

Lol buddy besides beautiful your mom is hysterical I was laughing so hard because of the way she was laughing. I needed a good laugh . And notifies you when fighting some painful cancer stuff and your video today made my day started my week whatever else you wanna say God bless both of you hey give your mom a hug from Santa 🎅🚌🌻✌✌👍

My grandma had loads of tuppaware at her caravan and she had a butter box like that! I was a kind of pale turquoise, though. 😊 I can remember my neighbour coming to our house with tuppaware. Must've been late 70`s to early 80's. 😊 😂 Your Mum's got the best laugh, she set me off too! 🤣🤣🤣

My mum went to and held tupperware parties when I was growing up. Dad would be upstairs listening to his favourite radio shows. I have a bowl still that is from the 1960s.

Your mum trying to sing bayaya was the best 😂

Can't remember when I started watching, but I've finally made it through the gadget playlist. Feel like I should reward myself with a gadget or two. 🤣

I love tupperware and still use it every day. When I was a kid all the way through high school mom and I had tupperware parties. Then we started doing Pampered Chef stuff.

Wow. I hadn't heard of Tupperware in ages. My family still has Tupperware stuff from like 20 years ago or more.

@stum8374

10 ай бұрын

I have tupperware too,definetly more robust than the stuff you get today,you now for £1 😂

@Elwaves2925

10 ай бұрын

So do we, from back in the 70's and 80's and it's still in regular use. It was good quality storage.

@aes4n

10 ай бұрын

My mom still buys them, we have shelves full of it but only a few gets used 💀

I grew up with Tupperware and went to a party some years back. They are clever designs and self contained. For a portable soup and salad bowls. Utensils popped into the lid, the soup one had a vent button and the salad one had a separate dressing container that popped into the lid.

I had tupperware parties and sold it. I sold it to earn the things that I wanted without spending any money. Love still and wish I could afford it now. Crazy prices. That smell is the plastic not being used and stored.

ive still got my mums tupperware burger moulds, still clean and from the 60s. amzing things, you mould them and then can freeze them. mum used to hold tupperware parties in the 60s bless her. miss her. mate your mum is amazing and what a laugh. Regards Mick. my first comment

Your mum is a hoot I adore her!

Your mum's laughing is excellent

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

It starts me off sometimes, very hard to stop when she gets going

I did, both going to a party and helt a party. Back then it was a very good thing to do and the products I use now after 35 years are in a good condition.

@mrbarrylewis

10 ай бұрын

awesome

Have absolutely been to and had Tupperware parties. My fav one is probably my microwave pasta cooker. It’s long enough to fit full length pasta and the lid is the strainer. Simple but so useful!

I've been subscribed to you for years. I was there at the beginning, a few 1000 subs. I've spent years watching and waiting quietly. Tonight, watching your mum blow an egg, made it all worth it.

I've been to a few Tupperware parties over the years and still have and use it. I inherited some Tupperware from my late Auntie. It is the tall, circular container with the sealing lid and sealable pour spout. We keep sugar in there until it's needed to fill the metal sugar canister. Even though that one is early 60s vintage, it goes through the dishwasher no problem. I have a serving dish that keeps veg warm. That usually gets used at Christmas. It works really well. I also remember the biscuit containers from the 70s which were usually orange or yellow depending on the size. You put the lid on and pushed down the centre which sealed your biscuits and stopped them going soft. Can't remember the last time I heard of anyone having a Tupperware party.

Your mom is the best!!!

I’ve been a Tupperware rep for over 3 years! I loved your video 😂

Grew up with Tupperware in the 80s.. loads of it. I had a Tupperware party ( early 90s) still got som bits ..Travel/picnic salt n pepper pot and travel vinegar shaker , a very useful stacking multi gadget ( basically a mini jug with interchangeable tops for grating, egg separator, a pouring lid and a lemon squeezer. Even some kids toys which were super strong, had more stuff but gradually gave them away over time.

Your mum is so absolute British Mum, in this video, like afterwards she went and had tea with Eliza Doolittle and The Queen. LMAO

We had the little sieve thing when I was a kid, we used it to strain out pulp from lemonade or orange juice.

My mom had Tupperware party's and so did my sister in-law and myself. I used to love the little Tupperware keychains.

Salt and pepper shakers with lids for picnics. And the plates and cups for children. Mom loved the small cup sized containers for leftovers. I liked the large covered bowl for making bread in.

I want to adopt your mum, she’s amazing! I had Tupperware lunch boxes when I was at school in the 80’s & 90’s! My mum still uses some of hers ❤

My Mom was a Tupperware dealer when we were growing up. She had tons of it in the garage on tall shelves my Dad made and my brother had nightmares of going out there to get something and being buried alive in Tupperware!!

My mom sold Tupperware when I was a kid. I got drug to everyone of her party's. I was made to set up her display. To top it off I had to help the person who booked the party serve their food and drinks. I also had to run back and forth to the car to bring in product that people bought. Believe me I absolutely hated it. My wife and I were given a bunch of Tupperware for a wedding gift from someone in her family. It quickly got lost or forgotten about at work. Great video today. Glad to see your mother again in a video. You need to get her and Mrs. B in a internet hack video. Have a great day.

I have the butter dish , not vintage , bought it about 6 years ago at a Tupperware stall , it’s great , air tight , I love it

I love Tupperware! My mom bought my first in the 90’s. I have never been to a party but have bought a lot off line. My favorite Tupperware pieces are the mixing bowls and measuring spoons and cups.

Your Mom had me laughing so hard with the egg. My Mom would host Tupperware parties in our house when I was little. I own a few of the cake plates and covers, a couple bowls.

Love your mum ! She is so good in these videos!

You need to have your mom on here more. She's so funny, and you both work well together.

So much fun in this video!!😂

I remember my mum having some round orange cannisters with zig zag pattern lids. She used those lids to pour melted chocolate in and make fans to put on ice cream.