Are These 10 Essential Groceries Leading You To The Poorhouse?

[@VSThibodeau]

I have a single serve coffee maker, but I use the reusable filter cup with ground coffee. I have to brag a little bit. My husband isn't a coffee drinker. He was at a store and saw S-bux branded ground coffee marked down to $2 for a 12 oz. bag. He bought nine bags! It was past the expiration date by a few months, but it is sealed in the bag. I've been using it to make my cold brew coffee. I get two half gallon jars of cold brew per bag, plus enough for a couple of single servings in the pod machine. I think it tastes better because I'm saving so much money!

[@esthers9140]

I also have a single serve Keurig machine and reusable pod size filter I love it too😊

[@moniqueyap9193]

I'm an unapologetic Keurig lover. it works best for us, we all get up at different times and want one cup of coffee.....not a vat. and some of us are fancy and like flavored coffee's some of us are dark roast, some lighter roast...., we also enjoy hot chocolate pods. we like having variety of coffee flavors or hot cocoa's. I've even seen apple cider pods this year. So yes..we are Keurig people. But we also have no debt and our goodies are few and far between so. Coffee pod lovers unite!

[@suzannortega6671]

Sounds way too high maintenance & wasteful.

[@ecmomma]

I love my Keurig too and I will die on that hill

[@sheilagroleau2720]

3 I have refillable pods for Keurig. I run two cups of water through my pod into an old tiny 4 cup pot. Usually lasts me 2 days, because I don’t like waste and don’t mind “old” coffee. The grounds go in the garden.

[@coupontherapy2635]

Do you remember where you found the Hot Cider ?? I've been looking for months and last year. I knew I use to find them a couple years back .

[@eileenpalumbo6578]

We had a Tundra and got 250,000 miles out of it! We usually always get Toyota and have had fantastic luck with all of them.

[@shellysjostrom2646]

My husband who has PTSD would consider coke a necessity. It's all he drinks besides water. It's his coping mechanism . He Started drinking it while deployed to Iraq and never stopped. I would rather him drink that than alcohol like alot of soldiers do. I buy it on sale and stock up until it's on sale again.

[@teresabuchanan6836]

Same here, only mine is Mt. Dew.

[@donnaemslie5729]

This essential for your husband

[@dionnejoseph]

Thank both of your husbands for their service!

[@cynthiaengel568]

When my BFF passed (at age 62), I found her Keurig machine in the dumpster we shared. (Her husband is a trucker; not a trendy guy.) However, I wish that he had donated it to a thrift store. I use a 1990’s “vintage” Mr. Coffee, given to me by a friend whose husband had also passed. It was in perfect condition!

[@mppar3104]

I finally figured this out about a year ago. Stopped buying the expensive coffee creamers . Just use milk w/ a touch of honey or sugar . I am having fun adding various things like cinnamon, clove , nutmeg, butter , coconut oil & vanilla or almond extract . Sometimes I don’t fancy it up . Sometimes plain is fine but using milk instead of flavored creamers , not only saves money but gives me a way to play around w/ the flavors . I made simple iced coffee for fall. . I just brewed stronger coffee & put in fridge in mason jar to cool. I put cold coffee, ice cubes, milk , either sugar or maple syrup, vanilla extract & pumpkin pie spices & sometimes a few TBSP of purée pumpkin . Stir it well. It may not be Dunkin Donuts but it’s darn near tootin close !!! 🤣 Hubby likes just milk & sugar .in his coffee. He realized the creamers aren’t worth the money . 😆🌺❤️ Love y’all !!!! 🙏

[@icecreamladydriver1606]

I buy strawberries and blueberries as they run out. As a diabetic those are excellent for you and I eat a lot of them.

[@bethjones4597]

I buy vanilla almond milk at the Dollar Tree for my creamer. $1.25 a quart.

[@pauladonaghy7974]

I use a Keurig but I use my own coffee in a refillable pod

[@kymwilson3995]

Same!

[@KatyInNH]

Thank you to you and your husband for your service and continued service. ❤

[@conniegunn]

My grandmother gave me a cookbook from 1927. One recipe called for ".10 cents worth of meat"!!! 😅 No pounds or ounces..just ten cents worth! Unfortunately, I no longer have the cookbook.

[@lae32264]

That's funny. 😅

[@lisaosterbauer1565]

Strawberries and blueberries are essential if your Diabetic they have the least amount of sugars of any fruits and it’s probably the only two things I eat because of that

[@karendjohn8803]

Not just for diabetics, but are the recommended fruits to eat, per my nutritionist.

[@jonicadavenport5117]

#1 For my adult son who has autism. It's easy for him but with that being said it's bought only in pumpkin and peppermint for him in November and December. No one else .

[@Myfavorites877]

Love this! 🧩

[@donnaemslie5729]

Blueberries are healthy, great benefits so for me they are essential

[@arlieknight1534]

Sorry not giving up on my keurig coffee! I don’t drink or go out other than a hamburger about once a month. That is my one vice. I love fresh coffee not stuff that’s been setting on a burner.

[@shelley3995]

Love your hair cut like this Tawra! The shorter length looks good' on you! 👍🏻

[@kerrynwright]

I always love your livestreams which I watch while I'm crocheting for charity. Unbelieveable what they call "essential groceries!" I drink tea & it costs a lot less than coffee, especially as I use a teabag for 2-4 cups of tea depending what type of tea it is! 🥰Blessings from South Australia💕🐨

[@anitaruffinen8324]

Learn to drink your coffee black. I started drinking coffee with flavored creamer, then I figured out the empty calories I was drinking everyday and the cost, so i gradually started drinking it black and now the creamer tastes so artificial. Once you drink it black, I don’t think you’ll go back.

[@ruthutter5017]

Coffee is our essential! ♥️☕️

[@lenelenore]

No keurig here. We have a nice espresso/cappuccino machine we were given as a gift years ago, and love it. We also have a regular old drip machine we use daily, and a stovetop percolator I love and use frequently. We do drink a load of coffee.🤣 Of all those essential groceries (heh), the only ones we buy are cheese, and very rarely sodas (when they have an awesome deal and we get it to dole out as special treats. I don’t drink it, but hubby and son do.) We get coffee and yogurt from Aldi, so it’s pretty much always the cheapest in our area. We haven’t been out to eat in years now, but once in a blue moon, we get pizza. I do make homemade pizza, but there are times when I’m just plain worn out and want pizza I didn’t have to work for.

[@stephb1106]

1 - I buy Costco 120 pods for $29.99 on sale. I drink one cup a day. So this is 4 mos worth or $7.50 / mo.

[@LivingOnADime]

.10 a cup vs. .25 is just over double cost. If you can afford it fine but most people can't.

[@debmorris9138]

Cheese but I buy the block and grate myself. Coffee but not kerig or expensive brands and I buy powdered store brand creamer.

[@cindywilliams489]

I use the same coffee pod about 2 more times throughout the day. I drink it black and dont care about the strength. I also use the machine to heat up water for my tea. It is still cheaper than getting a cup on the run.

[@JenniferElgin-v3o]

I’m the only one in my house who drinks coffee and it’s usually only one cup. Don’t want to waste. Only buy the pods on sale, still cheaper than going through the drive thru.

[@terarosen7909]

I just made shrimp salad yesterday with canned shrimp. I hadn’t made it in a couple of years. A little spendy for canned shrimp. But my son bought the Ingredients and I made it. She’ll pasta, hidden valley ranch, chopped pickles, olives, boiled eggs and canned shrimp. Really yummy

[@hollykesecker5068]

Everyones talking birthdays. Mine is today! 69 Yay!

[@donnacauble]

Happy Birthday! 🥳 Hope your day is just wonderful.

[@AnnaJones-r7i]

Happy birthday

[@bet3lyn3G3]

Frozen Blueberries are anti inflammatory so I always have them

[@TawnyM]

We have a kureg because our daughter with autism loves to use it for coffee and hot water. She can do it all by herself even with her limited fine motor skills.

[@crazychick]

Kroger doesn't have a store within 100 miles of us but the have a wharehouse that they deliver out of to our tiny town and it actually pretty good prices.

[@kathymiller2259]

I use a keurig type coffee maker. I love the freshly made flavor. I am frugal in other areas. I get it but it's my treat. No cream or sugar. I won't apologize. I do enjoy your videos and agree with you on most things.

[@kathymiller2259]

In all reality coffee is not really an essential but a want. Creamer is an extra.

[@donnaemslie5729]

If a person is frugal with many things, nothing wrong with coffee

[@TeresaAlley]

Coffee and creamer is absolutely essential to me. 😅

[@Myfavorites877]

I made turkey dumplings after Thanksgiving once with the smoked turkey we had. My family still raves about those smoked turkey dumplings.

[@AnnaJones-r7i]

Sounds good

[@blanchefful]

Subarus are also excellent cars. I still drive my '98 Forester, which I've had for 16 years. Hands down the best car I ever had. The transmission is complaining a little bit but I'm saving up money and praying God takes care of me. He always does! I'm happy with what I've got!

[@brightstarr57]

Great show as usual! Nice hair cut!

[@mppar3104]

Oh my !! Tawra , your hair is ADORABLE!!!!! Ok … now I will watch the video . Just had to say it !! So happy to see you & Mike ❤️😊

[@suzannortega6671]

Ground coffee is essential in our house- never keurig though, only pots!

[@סגולהסגולה-ל8ג]

Thanks for the information regarding the cash vs. card

[@lisaclark8761]

We had bought a new Chevy ASTRO van in 2002 and had it for 21 and a half years til we sold it! It still worked and was reliable when we sold it. Just a little rusty. 😊

[@crystalh1402]

Ooohh I’m loving the snap back over the kuerig 😂😂😂

[@carlasenecal3434]

I have had my Toyota 4runner for 22 years ❤😂❤

[@sherril2119]

I do use a keurig. I bought a programmable one at a garage sale for 10.00. I bought refillable pods at a discount store for about 50cents for 6 and i buy my coffee at a discount grocery. It turns out pretty cheap

[@Sher1965]

Even if someone does not want to make muffins from scratch. Those muffin boxes are almost $9.00 in our area. I believe that it is "Betty Crocker" that has a mixture packet for around $2.00 and all that you have to add is milk to the mixture.

[@Karie419]

Keurig, really? I’m the only person in my household that drinks coffee and I only drink 1 cup per day. Still cheaper than going to a coffee shop.

[@Tazzyone.]

Keurigs dont even taste good. Plus they harbor molds and germs because of tubing and not getting hot enough to kill it.

[@phylliscreason3391]

I agree I fill up my own pods, refillable, I honestly don't get why people would waste there money.

[@tonifloerchinger3462]

I tell everyone to take a calculator to the store-better than the phone. Use what you have before going to the store...too much food is wasted, and redesign those leftovers. Think like great grandma!

[@AnnaJones-r7i]

My daughter uses Kcup.. I don't understand the idea of it. When I travel, I bring her the ones I get from the hotel room I get them off marked down racks for her. I'm planning on a box for her Christmas present.

[@LorrieAnne]

I think people need to learn how to compare by the math. Use those unit price stickers they put on the shelf. We are all out of practice on being economical. Mike is so right about people pampering themselves to FEEL better. You need to enter the grocery with the mindset you are getting necessary items . 2024 is really going to be harder for most than it has been.

[@cindywilliams489]

Those stores have apps in which you can scan the items and see the prices of the items and discounts or sales in the list section.

[@elaine-65]

Bought my keurig for $5 at the thrifty. Get my pods cheap and only drink 1-2 cups a day. I do intermittent fasting so with some creamer that is my breakfast and gives me energy for my 10 mile run. And I run water through and to keep clean and use soapy water to clean the holder. There are 3 of us and have different schedules . And drink one cup each day , I drink 1-2. Always fresh . Can get pods cheap at Aldi and at staples which send us really cheap discounts. Also I use for hot water for tea .I buy a big plain whole Greek yogurt at Aldi for like$3 and stick to portion control and has less sugar than reg yogurt. I’m cheap in other food purchases . I only buy coffee once a week at Mcds with senior price at my girls afternoon out. I follow all your other tips, Tawra .

[@SandraConrad-w7p]

I Have a plunger plus a percolated pot as well so I use ground coffee for both

[@Celina771]

Im back to using my keurig bc my coffee is not hot enough from my regular coffee maker (i have to immediately put my cup in the microwave). With the keurig, my coffee is piping hot! ❤❤❤

[@Myfavorites877]

Sounds like your heating element is going out.

[@lorifladmark3791]

the stores here told me that all the cheap turkeys were out of stock so I made chicken and after thanks giving I finally bought one I will use it next year Im in nc

[@hometowngirl8062]

My favorite videos to watch are with just you and Mike. Usually they’re the only ones I watch. Entertaining….😂

[@Myfavorites877]

I love when Jill is on!!! ❤

[@terrivient2902]

I do have a keurig. I have a refillable filter. The only time I have the pods is when my friend buys them for me at Christmas.

[@littlehousehappyhome1504]

I use a Keurig. However, we buy ground coffee and use a basket for the coffee. We do this because we drink two different kinds of coffee and only drink one cup each a day.

[@gthornton3]

Missed y’all’s live. We just got back from celebrating our oldest grandson’s graduation from basic training in Fort Jackson, South Carolina one proud grandma

[@SusannB]

Essential is determined by the times we live in. I doubt if in the depression half of the things we say are essential are. I am thankful to live in our time. But wonder if I am spoiled by it.

[@elaine-65]

Your hair cut looks very lovely. Mine is about 6 inches longer and no bangs because I just put it in a big messy bun on top. I’m a runner and just too lazy to bother with it.

[@kinawood7454]

My coffeemate creamer is around .08 cents a day, which is cheap. What is "crazy" is going through Starbucks every day at $5-$7 a pop.

[@carenfeldman8854]

Can't live without my "good" quality coffee. I'll just wait for my favorite beans to go on clearance (and they surprisingly do around here every few months) and then buy a couple of bags. And I used to use Keurig *reusable* pods but ditched them because I like the quality of my pour-over method much better.

[@PetraHanner]

I'm a coffee pod purchaser Just for work. Our workplace had a stupid rule that when buying a coffee you buy for everyone - 5 people (crazy, I know). Employer agreed to buy a coffee pod machine and we take turns in buying the pods - works out about 80c AUD a coffee as opposed to $6 a coffee when buying from coffee shop. Not 'cheap' but way cheaper than the alternative.

[@tabithawheeler6760]

3 and 1, only buy if the pod is on steep clearance

[@bonnieingram5916]

your hair looks great

[@katself5071]

3 I use my reusable pods and fill it with regular coffee but we also use our regular coffee pot as well no I don't buy strawberries or blueberries out of season

[@TheJuliedew]

Regarding Keurig, I have a coffee maker that is both pot and refillable single serve or you can use the single serve packaged...... we use the fillable a couple times a year, but I'm going to maybe generalize something..... there are some convenience things that are worth the cost..... example: with my disabilities, I would not trust my motor skills to make a whole pot/ could drop something that heavy, so if hubby were out of town and couldn't be there to make the coffee, I'd make a single serving. Or, I don't have the stamina to cook from scratch every day, so we might throw something easy but more costly together. I can sit at my job and take 1 more client and make 10 times the difference between the frozen packaged meal and a from scratch meal I made on my feet. We have to be careful how much we justify but sometimes the convenience is worth it, financially and safety wise and time wise. Our children are grown. When they were young, i chose to work less and be home more, but now, I'd rather make money with my energy especially since it's a sit down job.

[@michelewhitewolf9856]

Usually 1/8 of a cup is a standard scoop meashurement. I use the refillable pods and sometimes the k cup pods at COSTCO. The k cup produces the closest to a barista made coffee and it uses less coffee. I mane my own nugets with my own home made shake and bake. Just a thought Wolfmama 0104

[@LoriBraendli]

My husband has a Nespresso machine, but we don't buy coffee for it. A rep for Nespresso is a neighbor so a lot of coffee comes his way. I have a DeLonghi machine that requires beans. My machine was free and I buy the beans when they are 50% off and stock up. We do have a DolceGusto at our office for employees because those guys cannot be trusted to keep a regular machine working and clean. I buy their capsules on sale for 40% off only. We used to pay for a rental machine that was quite large, but the cost was way too much and the DolceGusto is a great compromise.

[@diannthomas7849]

For years, my husband and I stopped at the Dunkin Donuts at least twice a day for our coffee. Then one day we realized how ridiculous it was that we were spending that much money on coffee everyday. Our solution was to buy a Keurig. While that was definitely cheaper than the Dunkin Donuts stop everyday, we decided it was still too expensive. We now use a single serve Farberware coffee maker with loose grounds. Whew, we are now saving a ton of moolah. We havent given up on our love of Dunkin Donuts coffee though. We dont smoke, drink, or spend money at restaurants, so we consider that our one vice. Our house is now paid off, but we probably could have paid it off 2 years earlier if we had changed to grounds sooner.

[@lorifladmark3791]

I buy strawberries and cherries for smoothies

[@heatherj3030]

I have an espresso maker that I got for Christmas a few years. It's wonderful. I can use regular coffee, and it uses very little of it. I'm way too cheap to own a keurig.

[@paulaincanada4831]

My keurig is convenient...that's it lol. I also have a drip machine and the coffee isn't much cheaper then my keurig. I drink normally 2 pods in a large cup in the morning before I walk my dog. I did have a refillable pod but it's horrible, not good. As for the person who said you can't control the strength in a keurig...you can. I set mine on strong lol. I can afford the keurig so I will continue to use it. However my financial situation is changing so I will likely buy pods just for company in the future. I like the expensive greek yogurt but if it's not on sale I won't buy it. I don't like the cheap crappy gelatin yogurt.

[@terryhenderson424]

1, 2, and 3, on the pods in this household. When i first saw a Kuerig machine, my immediate thought was why were they so expensive because the profit is going to be in the pods for ever more; especially since Kuerig was the only brand for some time. In the house we have a simple 12 cup Mr Coffee or Walmart equivalent with no ghost energy and a metal mesh reusable filter. In the detached garage with no sink, the other half has a Kuerig type pot and uses Safeway's Select pods. He also had several filters he would fill in the kitchen then take to the garage along with his jug of water. The garage turned out to be a rough environment for the filters and 2 remain but the pods have gotten expensive enough he uses mostly the filters.

[@grandmasewhappyhomestead187]

2. I had a keurig until it broke I was given it, I went through more coffee using that than making a pot of coffee. I even tried the refillable pod still staying with my pot of coffee. Plus if I have left over coffee. I can put it in the fridge and warm it up the next day. No waste.I have a son and daughter in law that drink coffee at different times, They had a keurig They found they were going through more coffee with the refillable pod, and it costs more when they were buying the pods. Have many in my family that are big coffee. Drinkers. And they all have gone back to just making a pot of coffee. Now here's the funny part. I have a family member that spot a special express old coffee machine. And they still buy coffee every single day at $8 a piece. Makes no sense. I was talking to my youngest today. And we were talking about those other family member Talking about how you're trying to educate people. The amount of money they can save if they make coffee at home. We know of somebody that is asking for a large thermos to be able to bring their own coffee to work, They work in the cold and that way they can make it at home. It will be cheaper and they can have coffee when they need it to stay warm. Also coffee makers. I have people who have spent a lot of money. And I have people that have bought in just a basic 25.00 drip coffee maker.

[@hope.s9947]

I love my Keurig. However, I have bought reusable pods, and I buy bulk beans. MUCH more affordable. I also bought the Keurig years ago for about $50 on a black friday sale 😊 it doesnt do anything to bust our budget.

[@bet3lyn3G3]

Thankyou I’ve cracked up laughing 3 times just listening and watching your expressions. You’re both good therapy 😂❤🎉

[@angelyn55]

I only do keureg cups 😅 we used to do regular coffee but hubby and l drink coffee at different times like 3 hrs apart 😊 so it just works better for us. I do buy the costco big box only whem they go on sale. I stock up and use it until next sale. Never buy at regular store. Way over priced. I do like the prefect taste it makes every single time. I never worry about my coffee being too weak or too strong. I like the quick clean up especially wjen running out the door in the morning to work :)

[@lesliemorgan8504]

Hello!! It's been a while since I've watched you! Buying like a poor man, and no shame either. Trying very hard not to eat processed foods. Love my Community Coffee and generic creamer. Life with Jesus and coffee is essential. Thanks for your tips! watched you

[@joyfoster4292]

Freebie Alert has a ton (in my area) for free 🎉. Also, I use dollar tree coffee and brew a pot, I put the unused portion in the fridge and drink off it all week. Pennies per cup.

[@dianajones8536]

I have a 48.00 Hamilton beach coffee maker that can make a pot of coffee or a refillable cup of coffee. I rarely make a whole pot of coffee.

[@HomechoolbythePond]

For us we use a Keurig because the coffee isn't open so it isn't going to go bad. We aren't regular coffee drinkers so it's really just for when we have guests. An open bag of coffee is going to go bad pretty quickly but Keurigs will last a lot longer because they aren't all automatically opened. If we drank it normally I would def have a normal pot.

[@Myfavorites877]

Just vacuum pack small portions of regular coffee.

[@debraigo2711]

I've had big containers of coffee opened for as long as a year and have never had any go bad.

[@joycevarner8549]

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[@wegnaarzelfvoorziening5048]

You can just freeze coffee. It stays fresh for a long tima that way.

[@seekingjoynow1722]

2 Never have used pods.

[@lindagammon3948]

Keurig is about convenience & different flavors you can choose of coffee or you can make hot cocoa, apple cider, hot teas, etc. Just like the Sodastream machine offers different flavors of soda & you don’t have to haul packs of soda home. I don’t drink coffee so I don’t have any type of coffee maker nor do I buy sodas.

[@elaine-65]

Have been using keurig for over 10 years now (thrift store). Drink 1-2 cups a day same with hubby. On different schedules. Not about laziness , I just like the taste of keurig coffee pods better Either at ALDIs or Staples on rotating basis ( they send us ridiculous discounts and free shipping) . Costs around 25 - 35 cents a cup. I do intermittent fasting so do not eat breakfast. The 1-2 cups of coffee then do my 8-10 mile run (the coffee gives me energy for my run). Healthy 58yo woman no meds. Works for me. But I can afford it now. Clean keurig every day with soapy hot water then dry so never nasty .

[@connieblind890]

I am also a Keurig lover and usually only have it 2-3 times per week. But I buy it when on sale and I also like variety and don't care for cheap cans that are not coffee. We have 3 homes paid for and no credit card debt, and we shop clearance and sale items most of the time. Also a few weeks ago you mentioned vanilla from Mexico and I just wanted to let you know that we live on the Arizona border of Mexico and have used pure vanilla from there for over 36 years, and it is not nasty and we even ship it home every year as Christmas gifts. It used to be economical and reasonably priced but inflation has even hit Mexico and now a liter is about $5, and we get dark and light.

[@seekingjoynow1722]

I have the Instant Pot and you can make yogurt easily. So much cheaper.

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

This was so much fun

[@wolchfam]

My husband uses Keurig pods - he is the only coffee drinker in the house and only drinks one cup per day. By the way, our house and our rental house are paid off.

[@elizabethnishamiller]

Just love you guys❤️

[@ashleyhenderson7055]

We stopped drinking coffee and soda. The only things we drink now are water and tea. We are tea drinkers. However, tea is a lot cheaper than coke and coffee. I probably could live without tea, but I probably wouldn't be a very nice person. Ha.

[@karendjohn8803]

Greek yogurt may be more higher in price, but is more healthy for you. Higher protein & fewer carbs. Berries are a healthier fruit to eat. We have one of those makers that use grounds on one side, Keurig on the other. I only drink a cup a day, sometimes not even that. I buy the pods on sale. I like the different flavors, & do not use creamers.

[@LauratheGreek]

I buy my coffee whole bean in 5 lb. Bags straight from the distributor. You know what’s in it that way. I put a paper filter over the pot,& heat it up the next day/till gone. I use a reusable copper filter basket. The non refillable pods are heat sealed at the factory,as the glue vapors are infused into the coffee,which sounds scary to me! I make my own iced tea by the gallon,getting Organic for much cheaper than anything premade. Getting beverage costs down/only bringing from home is a great place to lower the budget. I also tried to make work hours 100% about earning,& 0% about spending when I did work…

[@bet3lyn3G3]

I use old fashion glass Pyrex coffee pot, tastes better. None of that is essential except cheese once in awhile

[@StephanieJoRountree]

There's not one thing on that list is essential and I would never buy! Instead of a Keurig, buy a French press! Before that, I made "cowboy" coffee! Hmm, strawberries and blueberries are keto--friendly and essential for keto folks. Great video!

[@natalievoyles9435]

I did the same thing with my tree! Tried flocking it a couple years ago and what a mess it makes. I had the thought to use the air compressor on it as well. I didn’t do it but I might try it when it comes down this year. We also took one section of the tree out so it wouldn’t be 9 ft high and it looks great! I got tired of decorating g on a ladder.

[@wvnanaskitchenandgarden]

When did soda pop become essential ???? No kureg here only a Bunn coffee pot with biodegradable filters We frequently buy cheese, yogurt and coffee almost on a monthly basis.

[@calliecjs]

Essential for me would be cheese. Sometimes I buy great value yogurt for my Crohn's Disease but not every month.

[@beverlysmith5463]

1 and 3

[@ruthstock1549]

I think people are at the opinion that they are not being wasteful by using a Keurig machine. Just making one cup at a time.

[@feroldonalson5252]

I miss Jill.

[@lindabeard488]

Cheese Diet Mountain Dew when on sale ❤❤❤