Life in a Tiny House called Fy Nyth - In-Depth Tiny House Kitchen Tour

[@trusty1rusty]

I'm 73 years old but still can appreciate a gorgeous little red-headed girl who is so practical and talented . . . KUDOS to you!

[@dalejones9652]

What a beautiful home. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

[@frederickoning191]

You've become a master presenter. Your stage presence is impressive to say the least. I enjoyed this video very much. Your tiny house reflects your values and preferences. I would call this intentional living.

[@ArtGardenFoodExpressions]

You are quite a writer. And I totally agree.

[@TrishTruitt]

You are a natural educator. Thank you for all your videos.

[@royparman1498]

Thank you for the tour, Ariel. I am always amazed at how efficiently the space is used, and how a whole life can fit into such a small footprint, your home is beautiful and looks cozy, and the scenery out there is breathtaking.

[@timperley69]

What i did to organize my kitchen area was gather everything together and toss out what i don't need, shocked at the stuff i had gotten rid of i never ever used, it opened up so much space and made my tiny kitchen way more easier to work in when i cook.

[@benfrazer5290]

I hope. You take this as the compliment I intend, you are a true frontiers woman! I have the girls in my family starting to watch you. You are amazing! Congratulations!

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

This woman is amazing!

[@debbiefromillinois532]

You have done an excellent job organizing your kitchen. It's really well designed.

[@JESUSlovesyouall]

I LOVE TOUR KITCHEN! For a small house or any house, that a very well stocked kitchen. It's PERFECT! You are definitely not lacking any kind of conveniences and I love that you also do your canning there. Thank you for the tour.

[@decolonizeEverywhere]

i've just started planning my tiny house adventure and really appreciate the lessons learned by people like you, who have worked hard and are willing to share all the information gathered from your own experiences. thank you for all of that. i totally understand what you mean about having half of your house be kitchen. i've been down-sizing for several months now and have come to realize that my wants and needs revolve around gardening and cooking. so my tiny house will need to be an eat-in kitchen with a bed in it and a bathroom.

[@FyNyth]

You are welcome! That's why I do this, so it's always nice to hear when people find it helpful! Best wishes on your tiny hour journey!

[@cathywright6665]

Ariel! What an awesome kitchen! I do love to cook as well. That has always been a reservation of mine about tiny houses -- I feared I would no longer have a "full kitchen". Not a lot of counter space, but you make do! Awesome!

[@GreatGrandCarrot]

Hi Ariel! I've been a subscriber for more than a month and have binge-watched all your videos. Watching your videos is very therapeutic for someone like me who's very torn between following recipes and making up a meal out of random contents of my pantry or fridge. Thank you!

[@FyNyth]

Awesome! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos.

[@Swilton100]

this is the NICEST tiny house I've ever seen, it really is beautiful, and the pictures of gorgeous meals and grown food... Just All Lovely.

[@FyNyth]

Thank you, I like it quite a lot myself! :)

[@allenrodriguez4970]

Hi Ariel, just like to mention your videos are very interesting, I enjoy watching the different things you do, the editing is like if I'm watching 📺 TV. Very informative and you have a great voice as well. I notice this is an older video because you don't have your new cabinets up. Just an observation lol 😄 sometimes as your narrating you say something funny and I find myself chuckling.. Lol 😁 Great looking kitchen, seems you have everything you need. Loved the picture of you when you were little and helping out your family, it seems you were taught well. Thank you for sharing your awesome kitchen and it's content. 😄😃

[@patsycav]

You have more cabinet space than me. Your kitchen area is about the same size as mine, if not bigger. Yours is much more organized and the cabinets are newer. You have more storage space for pots and pans. Wow. Nice going, Ariel, and good luck in your lovely little cozy, beautiful home. You are a good decorator, and your taste is excellent.

[@FyNyth]

Thank you!

[@ruththomas6361]

In prepping for my old age (maybe 10 years from now ? -- I am 72,) I have been trying to plan a tiny house to sit on my son's property so I can be near by and yet have a private space of my own. I got the biggest kick out of this particular video because when it came to background (cooking from scratch) and planning what you wanted in your kitchen, you sounded like me. My plans actually have room for my juicer, my food processor, and my Vita Mix. I am somewhat flexible on the toaster and coffee pot. In the case for the stove with oven and (in my case at least 3) burners, the double sink with two sizes of basins, and the full (but smaller) sized refrigerator, there can be no compromise. So having said all that, thank you for reaffirming that it is not all about being a minimalist, but it is about what is important to you. Personally, there will be NO wood chopping for me. :)

[@FyNyth]

It sounds like you know what you want and that's a pretty good start! For me, since I dislike coffee and don't even enjoy the smell, that was not something I needed space for! :)

[@penne4306]

Hi. I"m so happy to have found your videos. I'm in the planning stages of my tiny house and your videos are soooooooo informative and fun to watch and you are a fantastic presenter. I personally find that a lot of tiny house videos are full of just the cute aspects and too many jokes and wasting of time. But yours are full of reality and usefulness. So many thanks for sharing your life. Much appreciated.

[@FyNyth]

Wonderful! That's why I do this so I'm glad it's helpful!

[@laurencelebeustclair833]

I think you are so lucky with that beautiful small handy home worth a fortune enjoy

[@isleman44]

Nice presented video, very organised kitchen indeed, and because your a Ginger..Thumbs up..

[@katherinekelly5380]

I love that you have your grandma’s strainer ❣️ personally, I always thought tiny house = affordability (not minimalism) Cooking most meals goes along with that - love that you prioritized your kitchen - that’s the choice I would make as well

[@ukeelady]

The metal strainer is vintage/English and called a 'collander'. I kept my Nanny's & my Mum's👍 Love vintage still working or utilitarian kitchen tools!!

[@eileenfb1948]

Love all that food storage you have. Perfect setup for kombucha and sauerkraut, etc. Love your tiny house and your videos, thank you.

[@indie825]

Thank you for a very well presented kitchen tour and sharing your thought process in its layout. Would love to see cooking/canning video's. If you don't have recipes seeing the techniques uses and thought process would be great. That's the way cooking for the most part should be. I'm on board with you about the usefulness of a double sink and drain. Great job.

[@valerieshepherd6823]

Awesome video as always Ariel, very enlightening and informative. For one so young your very wise and intelligent Ariel xxx xxx xxx xxx

[@lindawitherspoon446]

I love your Tiny House. It’s so warm and cozy.

[@Svernon2k41]

about 9:44 min. in - made me LOL 'because the plastic ones suck' indeed! Funny too, I have a metal thing that opens any jar on the planet - that I got from my Grandfather 40 years ago from their gas company - I use it all the time, thankz to Gramps' gas co.

[@klazyy641]

This video, following your one on the financing of your Tiny Home, was as completely honest and open. You have the presentation and communication skills of a true entrepreneur. I know that's not your intent but you do the Tiny House Nation proud---as well as being a great 'front man' for the builder of your home.

[@moonlitedaze5688]

LOVED this tour and your style of speaking is excellent. I want that sink and drainer!! I will enjoy watching this again later on....Some of your tips and items will be going on my personal list. Thank you !!

[@danbev8542]

Great place! I like your kitchen setup! Your tiny house is beautiful! If you ever need to filter drinking water, we are happy with our Burkey - it does take up counter space, but requires no power- just enough arm strength to fill it. Clearly you stay very fit from shoveling snow, hauling water, and gardening! What a lovely lifestyle you have made for yourself!

[@FyNyth]

Thank you! I am familiar with and like the Burkey's. If I was looking for a water filer, I would buy one for sure!

[@keepitinteresting1613]

Looking forward to cooking, canning & baking videos from you!

[@brianquinn5060]

Ariel, those photos of your young days looked so beautiful,but the pressure of having to cook for such a large family would break anybody's heart,hope you are loved for your deeds.

[@FyNyth]

Well it did teach me a lot of things that I am thankful for....

[@melindameikle9697]

Loved this video..love your kitchen..and totally understand your need for the extra space it takes up in the tiny house. I live in a tiny house in Oregon and my biggest priority was having a decent kitchen with lots of cupboards and counter space...I don't can and preserve like you do, but I do like cooking. You've gotten very good at doing your videos and they are super great to watch..can't wait to see your gardens in the summer and the things you do around your house.

[@FyNyth]

What's your tiny house look like? I love seeing other people's places! And thank you. I can't wait to be able to see my garden again as well! ;)

[@shirleymurphy1958]

Very valuable site . All your recipe and style of cooking are real life goodness.

[@me_92other42]

Thanks. Very nicely organized.

[@colliecoform4854]

Great kitchen setup. I love how you havs some family heirloom pots. I am in my late sixties and I have a pot from my grandmother as well as some dishes.

[@jimsellers9027]

A very nice and informative video. Well thought out, as is your tiny home. I can certainly see the logic and efficiency of your total scheme. You have given a life to what my philosophy of living smaller is all about. Great life! Thank you.

[@katherinekelly5380]

Love that the drain board uses up the space in a corner that would be hard to make a good use of otherwise !

[@zenandink3531]

Wonderful!--and I, too, inherited my grandmother's colander😊

[@creativelycalmasmr2203]

Another wonderful video Ariel. I would love to see a video about how to make kombucha.

[@FyNyth]

Thanks! Maybe sometime. I think so many other people out there have great info on making kombucha though. I do love mine!

[@CarolynnMarkey]

Yum! I also love cooking. Your kitchen set up is awesome.

[@SandyzSerious]

Wonderful video.

[@ochsblogger]

It would be a very interesting video to see how you make kombucha. Also the canning process would be interesting as well.

[@rose8662]

Thanks so much for this video! It's very inspiring and I also appreciated the personal stories you shared. 💛

[@ceeceeb3279]

I love your kitchen and pantry setup! I also live in a small space and love tips for how you do things in the kitchen. Thanks so much for sharing. Can you please tell us where that gorgeous rolling pin came from?? I absolutely love it! Thanks again for sharing what you do. I love to see your outdoor as well as indoor videos. Perhaps when your garden comes in, would you consider a canning video? Also would love to see a Kambucha video! Thanks so much! Be well.

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

those were some fine looking meals. i vote _yes_ on cooking videos; no recipes necessary.

[@topherjoe1]

I am in awe of you home and kitchen, congratulations! Hmmm...how about a sprint loaded small cafe rod with a curtain to cover your stuff above the fridge? You can most likely make a curtain out of a few cloth napkins or kitchen towels. Great job!

[@timr31908]

Your ready to roll and you got the values....I like that kine.

[@Vintagebeliever]

Good for you and making a kitchen the way you want it! Sweet kitchen!

[@adriancaldwell]

That is one lovely looking kitchen

[@darbybronn248]

Thanks for sharing! I bet you're an amazing cook.

[@rowenaphilbeck1919]

Awesome video. Love your kitchen space and it seems like you have just about everything anyone would need in a kitchen. Great to know. Love how its so organized.

[@rowenaphilbeck1919]

That is great since you have such a nice garden. You have it all together and thanks for sharing it all with us. I love gardening and canning, dehydrating and making kombucha too.

[@carollloyd7178]

LOL, I was going to tell you that you need to try a Pampered Chef Spatula because they are truly the best! They never come apart.

[@FyNyth]

I love them!

[@livingtherufflife]

Love your kitchen/home layout. I do a lot of what you talked about and would want to have the exact same layout, with canning I guess you don't need a larger frig. Thanks for sharing!

[@elizabethhorn1621]

I really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@create557]

Awesome kitchen tfs. Diana Romero

[@keribun6473]

...and if you will ever build an insulated box all around it to try to cut down its noise...I like Cuisinart stuff too and have a couple of them. That is one gorgeous rolling pin and I also like that coffee mug that looks like a camera part. And the photos showing some of the food you make...oh my...looks SO good. Also thank you for the recommendation of the Pampered Chef item.

[@FyNyth]

The generator is not really that loud. And I do have a box built around it. Check out my power system video tour for a better look at that. kzbin.info?o=U&video_id=HXyjZAbynIM

[@1OpinionatedQueen]

Thanks for the tour! :)

[@chriskay584]

Best video of your channel so far. ^^

[@angelaforaker1574]

Ariel soooooooo organize i wish it was mind. thanks for sharing

[@zeero8408]

Smart young woman.............. Good for you.

[@winane]

What is behind the door between your freezer and your cup shelves? You are amazing. I love your kitchen. I am so glad you share your home with us!

[@FyNyth]

That's the bathroom door.

[@patsycav]

Ariel, my father's favorite drink was Jack Daniels. He liked a beer chaser. Nothing wrong with a shot to warm you up on a cold, blustery day or night in Wyoming. Cheers!

[@FyNyth]

Never learned to like beer, but a few times a year a whiskey is nice!

[@auntmayme8119]

I love the “summa” recipes, aka “kitchen sink” recipes. And I have a Rada paring knife and I love it. Of course, the Cutco is my preference.

[@FyNyth]

I like the Cutco for bigger things for sure. But man, I use my little Rada knives a lot!

[@maesams6212]

Awesome setup!!

[@zindi1138]

im such a fan Ariel.. thank you !!! mark m..

[@genkatqltr8517]

@20.49. What is com-boo-chew? Have no idea how to spell it, obviously, hope you can figure it out. 🤔🙂 Love seeing how you organize and what you have. Thanks for sharing it all, history, uses, etc. Very appealing to see well-made antiques being passed down and used. Can bring back memories of meals and cooking with loved ones. 👏❤️🍽️👩‍🍳🔪

[@FyNyth]

It is a weird spelling! Kombucha - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kombucha

[@watermelon4600]

hi , i love your videos ! i watched a lot today, haha, you look serious but i just feel so cute and funny , wish you all the best !!!!

[@ceadeses]

I just subscribed to your channel and am very impressed with your ability to articulate your message.Love your house and am looking forward to watching your past and future videos.

[@FyNyth]

Thank you!

[@janebarbour405]

WOW! I love to cook and love your ideas! How do you store your sauerkraut? I saw all those little square containers? Have you tried making hibiscus 🌺 kombucha? Really enjoyed the video. 😊🌷🌷🌷

[@FyNyth]

Usually in glass jars. Unless I end up with so much I have to freeze some, then I use those boxes.

[@cynthiaphillips2882]

Wow! Amazing! Can u do little.blinds in front of ur wine shelf?

[@FyNyth]

I now have a little curtain. Thanks!

[@zeero8408]

You have to be the only person I've seen so far that has as many spices and herbs as I do.

[@oldphotos2644]

Love it, thanks for sharing!

[@susanhiestand348]

I live in Hershey, PA. I wonder if you are from Lancaster County? I really enjoy you videos, you are very self sufficient. God bless you!

[@FyNyth]

Yes I did grow up in Lancaster County. Thanks!

[@edwardwilcox6712]

love it

[@sgtmaj2705]

Were you raised Amish? You must work out a lot to stay in such Great shape with all that cooking! GREAT VIDEO also!

[@ashleydawson54]

You could buy a small curtain and hang it with an inexpensive tension rod to cover that open cabinet you don't like :)

[@FyNyth]

I like it! That might just happen here. Thank you.

[@Flightstar]

Wow . that all looks tasty. I moving in.

[@FyNyth]

It's going to be a little crowded!

[@mcfloater1171]

Love your videos !!!! Are you ever concerned with bears trying to get into the house , considering you have a lot of food items in the kitchen ?

[@FyNyth]

Thanks! There are bears around, but no, I am not worried about them breaking into the house.

[@sharvo6]

nice built in drain board! efficient set up. once you get all those stock pots going do you have any problems with condensation? Does your range fan exhaust outside?

[@FyNyth]

Thank you. Yes the range fan goes directly outside. But condensation was actually a huge problem until I installed the wood stove. Now with the very dry heat of wood, it's no problem at all.

[@haw_n_thorne]

heya- I think cooking videos of you filming your creative intuitive and practical process of cooking would be awesome. I mostly cook this way as well but I know I sometimes lack inspiration and also could use help with certain types of cooking i.e. certain meats and proteins. Also the method by which you discern what you grow and then what you cook to sustain yourself-- and cooking as a single person vs. when entertaining. But even just a candid (not necessarily instructional) commentary capturing how you cook and the results would be cool-- thx;)

[@FyNyth]

Thanks for the encouragement. I might give it a shot.

[@lanahallock1118]

Wowzer wonderful kitchen!!! I can figure the sink drainer combo & stove measurements, how long are the two wood counter areas please?

[@FyNyth]

The wood areas are 2 foot 2 inches for the space between the sink and range. And 3 foot 6 inches from the range to the wood stove. The entire space from the back wall out to the wood stove, counting the sinks and oven is just over 12 feet.

[@dalejones9652]

Awesome

[@keribun6473]

Great video. I was wondering what that noise is that comes up sometimes during this video as I can't figure out what it is, and also I was wondering how long your couch is after it transforms into a bed...can somebody 6 feet tall sleep on it without their legs hanging off the edge? Also I was wondering how much noise your generator makes that you can hear while in the house as I understand the generator is quite loud...are all generators super noisy?

[@FyNyth]

I'm not sure what noise you are hearing. The creek is running louder outside with the snowmelt? And sometimes the camera's focusing mechanism makes an audible noise as it adjusts? The couch bed is just barely long enough for a 6 foot person. The generator is not that loud. I do have a box built around it. Check out my power system video tour for a better look at that. kzbin.info?o=U&video_id=HXyjZAbynIM

[@nicholasnapier2684]

keep going i like the area u live in

[@thisjustin6150]

Thanks very much, we really like your kitchen, that camera focusing is a bit distracting though

[@briancclevenger]

Hello,this was a very nice video. I was wondering with the size of your garden, how much is stored (ie jar canning, freezing etc). Your garden is large and the amount you store up for winter looks to be enough plus your trips to the store. Also have you ever thought of an electric pressure cooker? I know it might be a hit on you electric production but it saves me time cooking and keeps the nutrients of the food. I checked it on my solar system and my power storage/inverter was enough. Just a thought and offering up some advice for you. Stay safe and enjoy.

[@FyNyth]

My garden is about 3000 square feet. However I do consume much more of the produce fresh. Anytime I have enough to have extra, I do can, ferment, freeze, or dry those things. No my tiny power system can't run any more electrical items.

[@Gruelien]

I have the too much air in the fridge so I filled up 2 liter bottles with water. I can put them in or take them out as needed to take up space and keep the fridge from turning on so much.

[@sherryellesson9665]

I'd like to know how your shelf above the range vent hood was mounted to the wall to make it strong enough to support the weight of the cookware. ??? Thanks, Sherry

[@FyNyth]

That's an excellent question! Since I didn't build my place by myself, let me have my builder friend take a look so I can answer you accurately. Looking at it, I'm not totally sure why it's so solid from what I can see.... :)

[@jimsteele7108]

Ariel, I'm on a diet, the food pics made my stomach growl, I think it's mad at you. all good, thanks for the vid. ;)

[@debkogelman]

Your cabinet above your frig use a curtain on a spring rod. They work for many uses.

[@FyNyth]

I have one there now!

[@Geenine44]

Loving your videos. Ever considered a cold store/root cellar? Appreciate there’s no bears etc where I live..(in NZ), but would there be a way? I’m a fan of dehydrating too.

[@FyNyth]

A root cellar is absolutely in the plans at my new place!

[@justaddwater674]

Fy Nyth Just found your channel from another channel you had commented on. I don’t remember the comment or channel, probably something about living in Wyoming, maybe. Anyway, I’m in western Montana, and am interested in your root cellar plans. We are living tiny and will be building in the next couple of years. I’d like to have the root cellar be part of the (cob house) build, any suggestions or should I be patient and wait for your future video? 😁

[@BitsOfThisNThat]

I love ❥your home, I love ❥your style and hope you do make the cooking 🍳 videos. If you expand your channel they will come ツ

[@tinybrookfarms7123]

I adore your kitchen.

[@hopeinhim9269]

This may seem like a silly question but what do you do with your garbage? Thanks for the tour! We have the same preference in knives. :-)

[@FyNyth]

Paper items go in the wood stove or compost. Glass and plastic containers are generally reused. The rest adds up to about half of a 13 gallon trash bag per week. And I share a trash pickup with several neighbors.

[@hopeinhim9269]

Thanks for the reply! I would love to live in a spot like you have but have wondered about garbage that is not burnable. Thanks again.

[@keepitinteresting1613]

Are there recycling facilities reasonably close by? Or does your trash service also pick up recycling separately?

[@keepitinteresting1613]

Ariel C. McGlothin Very helpful to know. Thank you!

[@FyNyth]

There are in the nearest town. However, our town is so remote and rural, making hauling bulky things somewhere too expensive, and most of the items people take to the recycling center (this is per a friend who worked there for several years) simply get dumped in the same landfill as other trash. So several years ago I stopped recycling via a recycling center. I do however use all paper/cardboard in either the compost or wood stove, reuse most glass containers, and even reuse most plastics to give away food. There's about half a 13 gallon trash bag of total trash a week from my house, that goes in trash service can I share with several neighbors.

[@patsycav]

Oops, one more question...do you order online and do they deliver to your door? Thanks for your presentation of this video...it's fun visiting with you and I'm learning a lot.

[@FyNyth]

I do order online. And they deliver to the local Post Office. There is no rural mail delivery in the area where I live. :)

[@ritaraynor231]

Cooking videos would be great!

[@ritaraynor231]

Oh please do cooking videos! This was the best video!

[@allanfamiliar514]

Cool

[@patsycav]

OMG, did you grow those pickles or did you buy them wholesale ... is there a market nearby? Where did the tomatoes come from? I can see you are an all-around cook and doing just fine with your canning. Blessings on you.

[@FyNyth]

I grew the cucumbers and made them into pickles. ;) The tomatoes are mostly from some friends who have several large greenhouses in the area and grow them for local restaurants.