Cooking with Titus: Hot Carob Drink ☕️ | Titus Morris’ Henson Creek House of Health

[@lynnfarley7859]

I have a dream of stepping out my front door to the garden like Titus does.

[@128lilcountry]

Carob contains iron, calcium, potassium, fiber, protein, phosphorus, antioxidant, can fight cancer cells and low in fat. It is also good for people who are trying to reduce fat intake. I think I want to try it. Good morning all! Have a blessed and beautiful day in the Lord! 🙏🏽☝🏽❤

[@faithmercy7647]

Wow 😳 Hallelujah!!!! I'm getting some too. Thanks.

[@carsonturay7800]

healthy fats are great too. for example avocados, raw butter, etc.

[@carsonturay7800]

would love to try carob

[@michaelgomes7610]

I live in Portugal and have many carob trees, catch them every summer. So cool to see Titus using it all the way in Kentucky!😅

[@ColleenBlevins-gr6pm]

Nutrition with Titus, absolutely love this!!! Would it be possible to post a "what Titus eats in a day" video or even a document? He makes nutrition so easy to understand.

[@aurorajurek]

I would love to see that too!

[@mariejeanbaptiste4879]

Titus makes everything easy to understand. Great teacher!

[@jennellmutch9985]

He has showed on videos what he eats . He typically cooks veggies and such , no meat the night and in the morning it's ready for him

[@oeschleda7777]

I would also be interested in some of his recipes

[@awKtn32-_-]

Watch Peter Santenollo’s first video with Titus he cooks a couple meals.

[@Lzkidd69]

Your testimony is incredible watching your videos inspire me to live a more pure life. I grew up going to church, despite my parents being involved, and my mission for a long time has been to provide my family with all we need to live off the land. I want to give up this "America dream" and become what God has told me many times. you are living the true American dream brother.

[@organicaustin7]

I love powdered carob in my smoothie bowls in the morning, and we occasionally make warm carob milk with it with a drop of peppermint oil. No caffeine, yay. God bless

[@jackieBaur4921]

I have learned so much from Titus on organically eating and treating your body for healing. Thank you love all your videos.

[@Joseph-788]

Hi Stephanie thank you again for the amazing blog. I came from the other Channel. Who else would like to see day in life Stephanie with kids?

[@tebayane843]

I still like my coffee. To each their own.

[@kellyparker3792]

I love this kind of stuff. I'd love to live like Titus!!! I could learn a lot from Titus, too!!

[@JoelFJB]

Its really not that bad! It was different but I liked it. I miss Titus and Allen. Love and miss all of you guys

[@PTAP330]

Mmmmmm, I’ve been eating carob for breakfast lately. I love to eat quinoa with dates, a tbsp of carob chips, a tbsp of carob powder, 2 tbsp chia, 2 tbsp tahini, a cup of homemade cashew milk, and some raw honey 😋

[@joanlowder1376]

Titus I sure hope you find a young lady to share your life with. Not sure how many could live this life but there are folks seeking to live off the grid. I think having a family would complete your life. Best wishes

[@mhoffelderful]

I would like to live like Titus - in nature, in Peace, with Animals… I would like to know him… But i am from Germany… And i dont know how i could contact him… And my english is very bad🙈

[@attila2a746]

Brings back some great memories of growing up. Thank you all.

[@deeh7105]

I make it with coconut milk and stevia. Delicious! 😋

[@s.d.7946]

Just started the water when I sat down to watch this, grabbed the carob powder and almond milk creamer and sipping it right now - delicious! Also enjoy coffee and chocolate in moderation ❤🍫 good salt is good for you! 🧂

[@LettiesLife]

Happiest Birthday Titus! Jeremiah’s voice melts my heart every time! 🦋💜💜🦋🫶🏼

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

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[@AE-Psalm91]

So true about salt! Also looked up Locusts that John ate and Strongs concordance says it’s something that lands on vegetation - a locust….❤

[@carmelahearle957]

I was allowed to take a tour of the Redmond mine in Utah it was pretty amazing. The way the grain of the salt runs through the ground they don't have to put supports in the giant tunnels like other mines. There's also so much salt that it will last for thousands of years. I used to have carob drinks and enjoy them a little. I like the carob chips for snacking. I love to sit with you all when you gather. Great family♥️

[@AveryOCason]

I like the smoked Redmon salt too have you tired it

[@janicegilbert4029]

I wanted to tell you about something I think might help where you live. My best friends grandparents lived on a 1776 farm, and in their kitchen/living room they had a old wooden 55 gallon drum that sprayed (gravity feed) spring water. It was the best tasting water around. My friend and I would go over there and catch the spring water on a real HOT day and drink from it until her Grammy would finally kick us out. It was the best.

[@joanosborne6043]

I'm going to try that drink. Thanks for posting the recipe.

[@lc5346]

Glad to hear it is good for you! I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing. Everyone one needs to have charcoal in their medical kits. My granddaughter got bit by spider or insect of some kind and my daughter called me to come take care of it. I put a charcoal poultice on it and it healed up really fast and the red went away fast too!

[@PJL7095]

Oh my…. I learned something already today! I thought he was eating locust grasshoppers 😂😂

[@marypezzarossi2243]

So did I. I thought John the Baptist was differently one of a kind eating honey coated grasshoppers! :)

[@elieshasteffanson5758]

Me too!

[@benzoverakers1877]

Love learning from Titus!!

[@jilljones7406]

Yum. Your. Mom is a great cook

[@sallydunbar1683]

I sent the girls duffle bags that were on their wish list as well as freeze dried fruit x 2 and some carob covered peanuts. Did they get them? Thanks for all you do, God bless!

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

Thank you so much Sally!! ❤️❤️❤️ We are out of town right now but will be doing unboxing videos when I get back. Thank you for your kindness, generosity and love!!! ❤️

[@jillnemani1285]

Yes I live in Portugal too ,we have many carob trees but buying carob powder from shops is expensive ..unless you can process it yourself .. Thank you Titus and Crew / Stephanie and family too ... ❤ for sharing Healthy lifestyles

[@jennellmutch9985]

I worked in healthcare and some of my patients had some wounds that would not heal. Our doctors in the 2000 use the beehive with honey on it and tape it to the wound. There is also one in south Africa that heals things right away!

[@darlingxbustamante]

New subscriber to this channel. Of course from following your first channel 😊 Thank you for all that you do Titus with great content with god’s blessings always 🙏🏻

[@Amy-yp8mr]

I would definitely try that drink.

[@darlapurvis1439]

You are such a blessing to me Titus, thank you 🙏

[@raspberrypimilitant2242]

Very cool stuff. My sister has a problem with her nails involving iron. I shall spread the word to her to give it a try. I tend to stick to my coffee in moderation as of the last two years but it does help my breathing problems especially in summer. Winter it becomes less of an issue but I certainly can pin it on the air quality of the place I live. I actually consider Kentucky for one of the places im looking for raw land in my price range, in order to get to a place where the environment isnt even close to as toxic as where I am. If I didnt care for my neice and nephew 5 days a week for my sister I would have moved much sooner. Always will sacrifice for my family with out question. All things are apart of the plan laid for me and will happen when it needs to. God Bless you Titus along with your loved ones and community. Always love watching in as if I was part of the group with you all and always in my prayers.

[@tpatchie]

Always wondered about John the Baptist , locusts and honey Thank you for enriching our knowledge

[@blondie6549]

John the Baptist ate locusts in the form of crickets, grasshoppers etc. Insects

[@tpatchie]

Yes I understood the Locust / honey from hives , but the environment at and where this took place , could not produce or sustain a community, one person yes God yes that’s our provider

[@tpatchie]

@@blondie6549 Agree I liked Titus preparing locust liquid enrichment through knowledge Crickets on a stick lol Taste and texture like chips tender and crunchy but yum

[@numidasexton6102]

Nice, I never tried carob just with honey. My favorite way to drink carob is with almond milk and blue agave syrup.Maybe the kids will like it better that way. Thanks for the health tips.God bless you all.

[@jamesleibensperger6489]

Carob is a great blessing from our loving Creator God!! Thanks Titus for sharing!!

[@bryanwines3319]

So awesome 7 years that makes you guy’s family in my opinion n so awesome to see all the things you can eat from the land n is good for you n love how well u guys take care of one another god bless you all

[@Jeannine-jf4ie]

I bought carob today in powder form. Thank you. Im going to try it later. I did taste a carob chip (similar to chocolate chip) and i loved it.

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

Yay!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@jilld6240]

Thank you for sharing this Titus! I just tried this after watching your video. I absolutely love this and going to try to quit coffee and drink this instead. Thank you! God bless you!🙂❤️

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

Amen! Praise God! 🥰🤗❤️

[@tereseday4060]

I love these healthy diet videos!

[@yerri1622]

Locust Bean...you are correct, i have heard it was not bugs but locust seed pods which now i have learned is carob. Makes sense since carob grows there and was a food often eaten. I have also learned John the Baptist did not eat meat.

[@able880]

The way they make white salt is to super heat it the trace minerals evaporate at high tempeture - then its rinsed - then bleached - after that its white - When it comes out of wells via hot water extraction its a light brown or gray color - - in marsh areas were there oil wells often there are salt wells also - i would see the salt cristals on the pip flanges on the wells - its real mild in taste when the minerals are present - we would brake chunks off at times and use it -

[@mhoffelderful]

I love Carob💚

[@freedomdove]

I always found foliar feeding to be superior. Plants love all the good minerals found in organic fertilizers.

[@jimdee898]

2:27 - 2.37 " is not that good " but has to be polite and agrees.. what a good sport / boy... lol

[@faithmercy7647]

This is super cool. Will watch later. At work right now. Also we all can share cooking experiences. I know I got some.

[@blondie6549]

Locusts in the Bible . An insect related to the grasshopper. Not carob tree pods.

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Salt, in South Louisiana, companies used to have salt pill dispensers. Where you’re below sea level, so very high humidity. Now, electrolyte drinks are given! Table salt doesn’t use iodine last I heard. Salt isn’t bleached that comes from Avery Island in New Iberia, La. It’s white salt rock. It’s also where the original hot sauce, Tabasco Sauce comes from!

[@thriftstorescoffeeshops]

Carob is also great for dogs! I've been wanting to try it in my dogs home made treats. Make some biscuit brownies for Shiloh lolol

[@keithjoseph5671]

That tea look wonderful i like to try it

[@jennjohnson-richards5829]

I prefer chocolate tea. Steeped organic cocoa husks. Still full of antioxidants, zero calories, no caffeine, and tastes like chocolate.

[@Dimlap]

Where do you buy it?

[@jennjohnson-richards5829]

@@Dimlap i get mine one ebay. Organic cacoa tea. 2 pound bag. Best price

[@rumi108]

Such an innocent man

[@RobinCameron-i3r]

Had no idea ...😂😂😂 I thought John the baptist wAs eating bugs 😂😂😂.thank you😅

[@TheGamelyst]

Red tea what we call ( Rooibos tea) is also good as it has no caffeine in it at all. I love red/red bush tea.

[@Lisa-ne5pd]

Titus is a book of knowledge. I love hearing about healthier choices we can make for our bodies. Thank you Titus 🙏❣

[@katia_x_katia]

There is a confusion! John the Baptist consumed wild locusts (insects) and honey not the locust bean (carob) but... anyway the drink is yummy and l have been eating carob for years. It's sweet unlike cocoa which is bitter.

[@cindicated2628]

I admit that I am not giving up my morning jitter juice aka coffee. I use monk fruit in my coffee & really have come to like monk fruit in a lot of my meals. It is expensive though. I’d 100% try this. I wonder how it is compares to cocoa more so than coffee.

[@s.d.7946]

Tastes nothing like coffee, comparable to cocoa but has its own flavor.

[@DanSmith-cb5vj]

I don't know how people love straight black coffee such as my lady friend. It tastes like black burnt toast. When I have drank coffee I put a packet of hot chocolate, I call it "Chocoffee". Sadly, it causes more caffeine and way too much sugars.

[@khajjahkmedia6367]

Agave syrup is all natural and doesn’t have that weird taste. Highly recommend.

[@ksswanlady]

Love your knowledge Titus😊

[@tebayane843]

The Kentucky coffeetree can be used as a drink and was used by the native Americans. Born and raised in rural Kentucky. Used to love going paw paw hunting in the late fall. Also my favorite drink comes from sassafras bark. Do you have any of those around Liberty?

[@LittleCountryCabin]

Thank you!!

[@paccur1252]

Raw honey is so good.. l put some on a scold, l split boiling water on my leg... it was completely clear the next morning.. no redness or anything

[@01happykat]

Coffee is healthy! It's high in antioxidants and low in calories. Once you add all the sugar and syrups it's not, but coffee itself is healthy. So is cocoa. Even so, I'm still intrigued by carob and will be trying it soon!

[@RepairerofthebreachEx.20.8-10]

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[@miask]

I used to eat much better than I do now. I used carob often and used it in granola. Now that I’m not feeling well and I’m by myself, it’s hard to cook healthy for myself. I can’t wait for the surgery that will make me feel better. I’ve been eating organic low sugar meal bars, and I take supplements and of course I pray. God Bless you all. If you would, please pray that I can manage this pain and sadness. Thank you.

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

Did you see our 10 day challenge health talk on the other channel? I believe it would help you. 🙏🤗❤️

[@adventurer7860]

I love carob! It's naturally sweet though, so I would skip the sweetner.

[@greta-i4q]

Looks like Titus has put on a little weight! He looks good and healthy!

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Carob is good. It tastes different than chocolate, but has a semblance to.

[@lionstone156]

Not sure why some people think John ate locust beans instead of real locusts? Especially when in Leviticus we read, "Yet these you may eat of every flying insect that creeps on all fours: those which have jointed legs above their feet with which to leap on the earth. These you may eat: the locust after its kind, the destroying locust after its kind, the cricket after its kind, and the grasshopper after its kind." (11:21,22)

[@DRG2517]

I admire this so much but I will run my 3 miles so I can have some treats! 😂 My weakness chocolate

[@gailsharpe7802]

Titus did not mention using Celtic Sea Salt. It has naturally occuring Iodine and lots of minerals etc. It is also sun dried so is not 'cooked' or overheated, which table salt is. I have used Himalayan Pink Salt for years ( because it had a lot more minerals etc) but forgot to include seaweed and Iodine rich foods in my diet to make sure my Iodine was not depleted. I got dehydrated and also needed Iodine. To make up for my mistake, I added those seaweed - Iodine rich - foods recently, (to make up for the years I neglected to do so) then I switched back to using Celtic Sea Salt. It has made a good impact having the Iodine occurring once again along with the other minerals, together, in my opinion. Adding Spirulina and Chlorella to my green smoothies has also increased the micro minerals available in my diet helping to compensate for the lower mineral profile of Celtic Sea Salt. Both salts are exceĺent in my opinion. One just has to be aware of the Iodine factor. HPS has no Iodine.

[@shurlanelsonmcmanus5697]

I had never been told anything other than John the baptizer ate locust the insect, very interesting…..

[@blondie6549]

It was the insect related to the grasshopper. Beware of false teachings. 🙏🙏🙏

[@warrior5203]

All traditional natural remedy is good! It makes sens3 to me!

[@DanSmith-cb5vj]

I've eaten carob straight from a carob tree in Ein Kerin, Yisrael, a community NW of Yerushalayim. The seeds are very hard. The seed pods are long.

[@SyphexGaming]

Goodness, you guys eat so well. Its simple and natural. Gods real medicine's. And the salt thing, comes from the processed iodine nonsense, THAT salt is why people like to say that. Most people dont eat REAL salts. Like pink, grey, black. Those are real salts, and real good for ya.

[@TLUV-wz4hi]

I love carob! I put chips on my vegan yogurt.

[@Dimlap]

I haven’t had carob in a long time (probably 30 years). About 10 years before that, I use to buy pet carob candy for my hamster 😊. I wasn’t crazy about carob then but now with faulty digestion many of my usual foods bother so I’m going to try it again because of your video. I stopped buying grocery store almond milk because I don’t know about all those gums added, would like to make it but I don’t want to spend $100 plus for an electric nut milk maker when we don’t know the reliability of electricity down the road - I do buy electric products that are low watt since they can be run with a Jackery or solar panel. Any ideas/info on my options let me know. Messaging me is ok too. Looking forward to more unboxing. Been awhile since a new one has posted since transferring to this page . I sent something, so waiting to see Titus open what I sent. Took awhile to get there and arrived the 24th, both packages. A bit nervous because it basically is a medical kit and most don’t know about the value of Cell Salts so I’m hoping it will be well received. It has cured me and friends of issues where surgery or medical intervention was no longer needed.

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

In cooking recipes, I just blend almonds with water and some salt instead of using store bought almond milk. I use a Vitamix. I am out of town so I don’t know anything about the unboxing videos until I get back. I will share the info about the salts. Thank you so much for your generosity!! ❤️ Stephanie

[@RachaelLecour]

@@Titus.Morris.Extras do you have a video on how to make almond milk? I would love to know how much to use!

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

@@RachaelLecour minimalistbaker.com/how-to-make-almond-milk/

[@RachaelLecour]

@@Titus.Morris.Extras thank you!!

[@warrior5203]

Korean. And Japanese eat locust as side dish with rice or snack. You can find locust fried in Japanese store in the US. It is pricy!

[@blondie6549]

John the Baptist ate insects ie crickets. Insects. Not from a 🌲

[@caroleblair1438]

Titus, I would love to meet you, but I’ll never get out to where you live. I know the Lord loves you and all the people you care about ❤

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

🤗❤️🤗

[@TheSeaweed64]

Wow! Just last night I was says there must be a chocolate alternative that is healthier and better than Swiss Miss which is garbage. I will give this a try.

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

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[@climbingthemountain26.]

Salt is good, Amen and Amen. I think iodine salt (cerebos) is the best.

[@kristinkirk8169]

Yum yum

[@warrior5203]

I used to eat locusts after roasted in salt as snack, when Iwasa child.

[@SM-ke7hq]

Titus❤😊

[@abigaildavid3276]

The reason the girls didn’t like it is because he put WAY too much of Carob! 1 teaspoon is enough per cup, plus, I used to drink it with soy milk as well, try that and I’m sure the girls would like it better. Coffee has milk too so feel free to add any plant based milk. And NOT TOO MUCH CAROB, he put 4 teaspoons in one jar, it was probably very bitter.

[@georgemonroe1950]

Does anyone know why there are no new videos on the friends of Titus Morris channel?

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

I’m out of town. When I get back, we will record unboxing videos and try to get caught up. So sorry! Thank you!

[@kristaclark4950]

I looked up the locust thing, and found articles stating that the majority of locust references in the Bible refer to the insect, not a plant, and that the insect is considered "clean" to eat. I read that many who say what John the Baptist ate was a plant, say/believe that because they can't accept that someone would eat yucky insects. Guess I'll have to do a bit more research.

[@ritawilliamson1394]

Quick question is hand soap poison too

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

I would say most is not good for you. I like to make my own using Castile soap 😊

[@loucilehall9281]

You have to have some salt. I like the pretzel salt. Been using it for years

[@my-mysknitsaloon]

100 % cocoa from cocoa beans are pure medicine and healthy

[@Chris-hj2ym]

Sell that drink Titus it sounds good

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

Recipe in the description 😊

[@wisnoskij]

Cocoa just has as much caffeine as tea, in my experience not really a noticeable amount. Also, you really dont need to add sugar if you are adding it to milk imho, but if you add it to water, you would.

[@gailsharpe7802]

Thank you all. You use the roasted Carob it seems, based on your explanation of how the seeds are roasted and ground into powder. Is there any difference in the nutritional value to use the RAW Carob powder? Sometimes absorption by the body is made easier with using raw or sometimes using cooked foods. Sometimes Nutritionists recommend cooking foods for elderly people, if they have difficulty digesting the raw version of certain foods.

[@nancygorman]

I love carob.

[@able880]

In the offshore and remote mountain oilfields we pressed the crews to take salt tablets every time they drank water - it prevents strikes - There was a study by a doctor using 6 patients in 1905 that concluded salt is bad for us - Thats what the low to no salt diet is based on - many men in the oilfields died of strokes due to salt defficencys - down here in the south this yr most of those strikes were due to low salt intake - When some one has a stroke if they get to the hospital in time there given a saline drip its salt and magnesium - the salt prevents strokes and the magnesium prevents heart attacks - 50% of heart attacks are due to magnesuim defficensy's - If a person is having a stoke give them a glass of water with salt mixed in it - In the oulfield we had enma bottles if a guy could not drink the salt water and a iv was not avalable he was rolled over on his left side and given a enma with a tea spoon of any salt in a pint of warm waterr - They normaly recovered if we got the salt water in them soon enough - That was in the cold mountain regions also -

[@adventurer7860]

I havw used carob powder mixed in apple sauce to put a stop to diarrhea.

[@johnwbrown0829]

Will Titus use decaffeinated coffee or tea? Thank you. I tried the carob with hot water like in the video but I didn’t particularly like it. I might try mixing it with applesauce.

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

You could try the carob icing/cake recipe in another video we have 😊 He only uses herbal teas. Thank you!

[@oeschleda7777]

Respectfully asking, why no natural caffeine from coffee beans? In moderation?

[@tebayane843]

As a roofing contractor for 25 years it is approximately 15+ degrees hotter on the roof.

[@Finom1]

Titus, is this your channel??? I emailed you asking this same question, or is this Channel unauthorized and not approved by you???

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

It is! Thank you! 😊

[@Cheri94]

Titus , cacao/ cacao nibs are not unhealthy?? It comes from a plant Honey has 17 grams of sugar per tablespoon!!

[@Titus.Morris.Extras]

Cocoa has caffeine and so does cacao. Caffeine is not healthful. Thank you!

[@Cheri94]

@@Titus.Morris.Extraseverything in moderation!

[@Dimlap]

@@Cheri94I agree. I think organic is a must though to avoid all the chemicals they add to coffee.

[@pmarcum7146]

@@Titus.Morris.Extras But the caffeine is completely natural in those products. God made cacao beans the way that they are, so why would we consider them to be bad? Honey tastes good, has some nutritional advantages over granulated sugar, but is higher in calories than sugar and like sugar, is very high in carbohydrates. But perhaps more importantly to a strict vegan, honey is not considered to be a vegan food, as it is an animal product. (not to mention that honey is obtained by essentially stealing food from bees that is produced and needed by bees to keep their hive fed).

[@davidronan1677]

Titus do you have honeybees yet?