MASSIVE $1,100.00 COSTCO HAUL: EVERYTHING WE BOUGHT TO SURVIVE AN EPIDEMIC

[@debbiewakeland1353]

I owe you a huge apology. I thought you were being ridiculous, but turns out you are smart in being prepared. My humble apology.

[@TheDashleys]

Thanks Debbie ❤️

[@jioshuman7484]

I’m not scared of the virus but I’m scared of all the people taking all the food then we don’t have any food

[@butterflyforeve]

@@jioshuman7484 we have food no worries and Fema is now involved and they have stated they have food so if any state needs it all they have to do is contact them.

[@jioshuman7484]

A B exactly they couldn’t help tiny puerto rico so how are they gonna help the whole nation

[@cards4all777]

@@jioshuman7484 u are "those" ppl

[@cherylduncan5158]

I just love Ashley’s personality!

[@ambergrubbs5926]

“It May be an epidural” okay i have never watched you guys before and THAT made me a subscriber hahahahaha

[@hydijones3422]

New subscriber😂

[@Navigatingmotherhood]

Same!

[@ajja4038]

Love them💖💖💖💖

[@Cecibug1]

Umm same 😂

[@allegrajohnson2423]

Lol exactly

[@sarahdaugherty1707]

I love you guys, you are my all time favorite family to watch. When I had my daughter a year ago your family is what made me a better mom! I got through my postpartum depression by watching your guys videos and learning how to be a family of believers and learn to try new things. I hope one day to meet you. Love you guys 💜

[@josiemaynarich6070]

“Chapstick for like 3 weeks” girl same 😂😂😂

[@mjskyhigh825]

I have a friend and they keep a years worth of food just in case of disasters or that they can’t afford food that month. Also, if someone else is in need they have supplies to assist.

[@eileenlocke7877]

Grt idea

[@hhcummins]

When using the large cans of pears make sure to transfer them to a container that’s not the can. Storing food in open cans can cause food poisoning!

[@namehere4954]

Food safety expert here and this statement is wrong. Food doesn't grow bacteria or viruses randomly - a pathogen must be introduced. Storing in a can doesn't mean foodborne illness will happen. Storing in a can may cause the can to leach into the food and/or cause the food to go bad faster.

[@w0mblemania]

@@namehere4954 What? Where did you study food safety?

[@Lauren54221]

Did he really say “do you shop like this often?” 😂😂

[@inhawaii4941]

Should've said yup every week

[@JayeGause]

We really love the berry syrup!! Great storage room, small suggestion too... move the glass jarred items to the lower shelves, if it tips over they'll have a better chance of surviving the fall and the boxes up higher in case you get water in there. What an adventure!!

[@lisaseidel2606]

Sarah from Our Tribe of Many cooks beans in her instant pot all the time. She keeps them in mason jars in her freezer!

[@bleonard1803]

I have been stocking up on essentials in case of a coronavirus pandemic lately as well and I know lots of others that have, so don’t feel weird at all. There’s nothing wrong with being prepared.

[@lucyhuhta4274]

Im 13 and Costco is my favorite store its like Disneyland

[@TheDashleys]

Agreed 🌴

[@judyholiday1794]

This is why ppl are struggling to find the basics..Sorry if this sounds rude but I just went into Walmart and there is not even a pack of Bolonga left..It is pathetic how certain ppl are out snorking up everything...

[@mzperlz]

It’s not like they wiped out a single pallet. It looks like they got one or two of each soooooo don’t hate!

[@laurent4254]

People can’t find food because the entire world right now is stocking up all at once. Very few people are hoarding. This video is not the problem. The problem is everyone is buying food at the same time. Get a grip.

[@nicholeseni1920]

It's a bulk store if that is what they want then that's what they get. I don't understand how you don't comprehend BULK shopping. That's why Costco is. Multiples of everything! Get over yourself!

[@nicholeseni1920]

@Anne Liesveld it's a BULK grocery store. Bulk, aka mass or several quantities. That's what they pay for their membership for. They get multiples. It's what the store is. People who don't have a membership don't shop there. I don't know what you don't understand about that!

[@alohr3491]

Lol at “snorking up”😁

[@mommy3719]

And for ALL THE TROLLS This couple was excited to use their bonus bucks and splurge on extra things. Just so happened a pandemic occurred after they took advantage of their Costco points! I don’t call this selfish.... I call this blessed and lucky that they did this haul right in time!

[@TheDashleys]

Thanks!!!

[@desireemoreno4787]

My sister makes fun of me cause I have a “ convenient store” in my closet. I’ve been doing it for years. I have a little bit of everythingPS I’m a single person 🤣🤣🤣

[@t2515cc]

Mine's in the garage and I'm single too. You go girl!

[@desireemoreno4787]

auntie cheryl right!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@HomesteadHopefulTara]

Mine’s all over the place, but nobody in my family is making fun of me now. They’re all asking me how they can do it. 😁

[@adrianagrace2294]

Hahaha what about your disorder thinks now hahaha she doing the same as all people around the world lol

[@butterflyforeve]

Desiree Moreno love the name and not just because it's my name too. Lol now they will all be asking you to share since crazy people are clearing the shelves.

[@Alexp0701]

Hi! Here’s an instant pot recipe: You want to wash your beans at least 3 times until the water runs clear. I normally make about 2 cups or so for a family of four and have left overs. I then put about 5-6 inches of water above the beans. I put the pressure on high for an hour and a half. I always start them in the morning so that it can naturally depressurize and it won’t make a mess. Once the beans are done, I add the salt to taste and stir. To re-fry them you want to use some vegetable or canola oil in your pan. Use a slotted spoon to put the bead in the hot oil and then smash the beans. Reserve the liquid because as they cook down they get thicker so you’ll want to add more liquid. They make excellent bean and cheese burritos!

[@Alexp0701]

If you are making them for grownups, sauté some jalapeños in the oil ahead of time until they’re blistered. Take them out completely then mash the beans in the oil. You’ll need to poke and cut the jalapeños so they release some of their flavor into the oil.

[@heatherlangille9959]

Man, I wish I could do that. Shopping from your home saves you more money in the long run. I don’t think you’re weird at all! I think you’re smart!

[@sandratellinghusen2567]

My parents bought in bulk their whole married lives. And only things on sale with a coupon. There were no Costco’s back then. Red Owl and Piggly Wiggly and we bought sale items at both each week. Our pantry was just like yours. Minus the bottled water and all the other things that weren’t invented in the 60’s! They bought half a cow and filled our freezer. I admire your preparedness!

[@diannalovett7624]

Not weird at all very SMART IDEA.. I keep telling my husband we need to stock up like now!!

[@jesslapp3109]

Baking soda can be used for more than food! I also use it for laundry and cleaning! This is the costco hall I need for my house so I never need to get snacks for my house!

[@kristinj482]

Pangea.. epidural.. you guys are hilarious 😂😂😂❤️

[@TheDashleys]

Hahaha 😂

[@Joy-zf6cs]

My only concern with buying in such large quantities is using before expiration dates. Do you find that to be a problem?

[@daniellebaskerville2691]

I am thinking the same

[@debbiebousquet5677]

As long as u use it within a certain amount of time and depends on what it is.... Just cuz it has a date on it doesn't mean u have to use it b4 that date.... But it does only on certain things.... Some things r good as long as u dont open them either...

[@oldtimerlee8820]

"Best By" dates are NOT expiration dates! They are dates chosen by the processor for the time they consider their product to be of the BEST quality. (There are regulations for how these dates are used on baby foods. Generally, these rules don't apply to other foodstuff.) Example: White rice, properly stored, has a shelf of 30+ years. Yet, the "Best By" date on bags in the store, is about 2 years from the date processed. Over time, there is some nutrition loss. Can be color and/or flavor changes. These don't affect the safety of the food. Properly processed, canned foods (home canned or commercially processed) are safe to eat, as long as the seal isn't broken. As long as the vacuum seal is intact, nothing can get into the container to cause spoilage. Don't take my word for it. Research yourself. Learn how to prolong the shelf life of all the foods you buy. Saves money. Keeps food out of the landfills. And, gives great peace of mind. Hope this helps.

[@POSprincess91]

You guys just make me feel like I’m under prepared.

[@anonymousamerican8831]

Because you probably are under prepared

[@butterflyforeve]

No don't buy into the hype your fine

[@LucyRosee]

We need to carry on as normal with our shopping so everyone can have food and other necessities.

[@butterflyforeve]

@@LucyRosee exactly

[@alohr3491]

Lucy Rose see here’s the problem: we’re told to stay home Only go out to buy food and supplies that will let you shelter in place comfortably for a few weeks at a time. So that implies loading up on stuff beyond what you normally would buy. This seems to lead to shortages and stores begin to put limits on amounts. So you have to go out more frequently than is recommended And that’s a problem in regards to limiting contact,flattening the curve etc

[@ellielynn3636]

I just went today like 30 minutes ago and stocked up on absolutely everything i got 6 packs of water and 3 of the giant clorox wipes along with all the meds for my little one! This is a very smart idea knowing the corona virus is making an impact in the us! Im in california and you just never know waht is going to happen i would rather be safe than sorry 😌 Love you guys 😊🦋❤

[@monicaFmakeup]

Ellie lynn you were part of the hoarding problem I see.

[@LkRn09]

I love doing this! It makes me feel so much better and eases my mind knowing I have my own supply of things just in case stuff happens!!

[@Tay-TayV16]

Just made my major shopping list as i watched your hull. Thank u for the ideas. Praying to God things dont get to crazy. I pray your family stays save. 💖💖

[@dreajustdrea2668]

I really want a storage room filled like that...So great to have everything and more incase of emergency...great going guys!!!

[@oboebaby]

See I use the bag of baking soda to help clean up dog messes and dog blankets because it gets the smell out so good when you just through it in when you wash them.

[@PissyGinger]

This is the first video I ever watched from y’all when it first came out, I have been hooked ever since! I’ve heard all the podcasts, and watched most of the vlogs. I told my husband I keep y’all on because it feels like you’re my friends 😂

[@cylversprings]

You guys have inspired my hubby and I to get a Costco card. We love it!! Stocking up like up do is not a " prepper" thing. I am from the south to. I am in Alabama. So storms, natural disasters, it's always good to have on hand extra. Plus, people like my family are always just a couple of paychecks away from being in hardship. There may be a time where we can't afford to go to the grocery store. If I have stocked up, we are good. We can eat. And I always ha e enough to share. I used to coupon like crazy. My mom and niece would come grocery shopping at my house, being that my mom is on a fixed income and my niece was in college. I made sure everyone ate.

[@nikkismith3877]

Costco is opening this month for me and I can’t be more excited!!!?

[@TheDashleys]

So exciting Nikki 🙌

[@amandas1708]

We don't have a pantry this big, but have definitely stocked up on pantry food and freezer food. Aside from fresh fruits and veggies, eggs, and milk we could eat what we have for a few months without needing the store. We also went and stocked up on cleaning stuff and meds just to feel prepared. I also like shelf cooking and it is so helpful to have stuff on hand when needed! You are not crazy at all! :)

[@fusinwithSusan]

😲😲😲 oh my gosh! Ashley, please share your homemade freezer burritos recipe...yum!

[@Pruitt2012]

I agree I want to know how to make them

[@VioletFS]

This video showed up in my recommended and I’m so glad it did. Y’all are hilarious!! I’m off to binge watch more videos now lol

[@rhiannadurrett7697]

Loooove that you guys are prepared! We do the same! Another good idea is to stock up on dog food too😄🐶 can’t forget about the fur babies!

[@cassidyley3403]

I feel like this is a very normal thing 😂 but maybe I’m from a weird part of the U.S. natural disasters and emergency’s are so unpredictable. Joplin, Mo was completely destroyed by a tornado a few years ago and it really made us think about having a realistic food storage just in case. Super smart idea

[@morganlee7282]

I’m not the type that’s “prepare for the end of the world” but I do 100% try to stock up on bulk for the items we go through weekly/monthly. especially since our 2 year old has food anxiety and will only eat a select 2-3 things. And living out in the country is so INCONVENIENT. My husband hates when I shop because I buy so much at once and he has to carry everything and put it all away 😂

[@Susan-nm5ih]

Just watched this again because I'm having a doona day and missing your Costco haul videos. Question?? How long did it take you to get through all that mac and cheese?

[@missyjune9014]

Go to a "water" store that sell the big carboys of water, and a pump. Carboy is refillable and great if the well goes dry as happened to many people in 1964, 2019 earthquakes. (I'm sure other areas too, but this is our family history in Anchorage). It's always easy to get non-potable water to flush, or boil to wash in. We do have an outstanding infra-structure that rare let's more than a few hours go by before re-introducing services.

[@beverlystufflebeam5731]

Good start on your 2 yr supply. Good storage is awesome. I’ve always tried to maintain at least a year supply. And I include pet food. They need to eat too. Once my husband was laid off an extended time and our food storage kept us fed. Of course the church recommends 2 years...

[@LdyButterflyDMG]

Being smart is not being doom-sayers. Well done. I have my own couple of shelves (beyond regular kitchen cabinets) that I have stocked up. Not over the top, but if my family have to stay home a couple of weeks...or more...we'll be just fine.

[@rominamartinez5544]

Honey, i live in Argentina. We do not have that huge stores but we buy in bulk and prepare ourselfs for difficult times every time. Do not feel bad for that. And a tip for the beans. If you buy dry beans it would cost you a lot of less and the problem that you have to cook them it will solve with a spoon of baking soda in the water that you soaked them over night. Just make sure that you rinse them and change the water that have the baking soda before you boild them. After 1 hour or 1 and 1/2 hours they will be soft and ready to anything that you want to do with them.

[@Carapsych]

I put in one or two pounds of pinto beans and I have the water cover them about 3-4 inches. It will foam in the pot so you need some space between the water and lid. I add salt. Then put on manual pressure high for 110 minutes. I do this with the hard bean, not softened. You will see recipes say to do a lot less time, but they will not be done. Do 110. Then release and remove a lot of the water with a spoon and save it. Take an immersion blender and blend. Add some vegetable oil or bacon fat into the pot. Add more of the salty bean water back in to adjust how thick they are. If the water is too salty to add too much back, then use plain water. Check the taste. Beans need a lot of salt. Add salt until they taste right. The immersion blender is the best tool to use. Good luck! It’s easy, if you let it go for 110 min

[@SpecialAgentNoble77]

How much you donate to the pantry???

[@lwknicely]

1lb dried pinto beans 2 cloves garlic, smashed 1/4 onion, quartered 6 cups water 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons lard (or oil) You can add cumin or other seasonings but if your beans are old they take longer to cook. I make some every 2 weeks to have beans on hand for eating a bowl of beans adding some hot spice and cheese w/ side tortillas or burritos.

[@denisewoosley1163]

Even before all this chaos I always bulked shopped for our family of 4. We don’t have a ton of storage space so I do try to only buy things I know we’re going to use. Like you toothpaste, tp, paper towels, femine products, soap, lotion, deodarent, etc Plus pantry staples flour, sugar, rice, water, and different canned items. This way if and when things happen, like now you don’t have to rush out right away. You can make things stretch and you will be apart of flattening the curve. The longer we can all go without shopping & exposing one another the better.

[@belindaaiken9171]

I think you made a smart decision to prepare. If you need it you got it. If not you can save a few trips to the store. I hope you have a blessed day. Stay safe.

[@katharinekhamutov6340]

Ashley, I have a question which Patagonia pullover are you wearing in this video? I really enjoy watching your videos on your channel. Can you please post a link to your frozen burrito recipe? Thank you so much.

[@hersheyco08]

I literally subscribed 44 seconds in. You guys are hilarious 🤣 love it!

[@TheDashleys]

Welcome! Thanks for joining us ❤️🌴

[@fajaky]

Do you guys do couponing there ?.. If I lived over there I would love to do it .. Great video . Missed not seeing the kids today xxxx

[@roxxanne_love]

I love having food storage and emergency kits just in case. I live in northwest washington and we get storms all the time. It helps me feel reassured to have the food storage and extras of our necessities!

[@TheDashleys]

Exactly my thoughts Amberly :)

[@michl3315]

If you keep things like mac & cheese on hand, be sure to keep dry milk available as well. Just in case. If power goes out, no milk.

[@babyd2171]

She buys almomd milk which can be put on a shelve dont need a fridge

[@michl3315]

@@babyd2171 oh awesome!

[@peggirl152]

How do you cook it though if you have an Electric range? Campfire?

[@michl3315]

Lots of options, propane camp stove (not ideal indoors, but has worked in a pinch- ventilation recommended), little butane stove, cooking outside on the grill, biofuel stove, etc. You can even cook over candles if it comes to that!

[@kitten1245]

Evaporated milk too

[@theoutsiderspost4982]

Prepping when the problem is already here is kind of dumb. The same people who laughed at the “doomsday preppers” Are the same people panic buying right now and losing their minds

[@ShadowL42]

Yeah I work at the big red retailer, and people are losing their minds over toilet paper, but leaving the hand soap..... cleaned out the canned goods aisle, but left all the dry beans and pastas.

[@beautifulvibedynamic6155]

Doomsday Prepper #2010

[@mindyschocolate]

Not freaking out. Still on the couch watching KZbin. Nothing’s going to happen.

[@butterflyforeve]

This has me reminded of the Y2K hysteria. Lol we got like 200 out of the bank just in case and did nothing else. We weren't worried than and we aren't now. The only reason I am buying a little more right now is cuz all the schools are closed and kids are home and I need to feed them. They eat a lot more when they arw home vs school.

[@kcs69sign]

@@butterflyforeve Finally someone else with common sense.

[@MelanieCamille]

We don’t have space for an emergency food supply, but we’re about to get a house and I really hope to get one!

[@akiivaj4317]

Melanie Camille me either I live in a studio apartments

[@MelanieCamille]

@@akiivaj4317 We were storing food under the counter lip that hangs over a bit lol

[@akiivaj4317]

Melanie Camille that’s very smart

[@MelanieCamille]

@@akiivaj4317 Gotta do what you've gotta do

[@floodbeforethestorm]

Watching this video again 9 months later and seeing how much the world has changed is wild

[@terriberrie4917]

Right was about to say the title aged well and clearly even this much groceries did not last threw the pandemic in America

[@kalisanders8756]

I do have to say that my boyfriend and I have coined the “nuggle watch a show” term and I was so excited when I saw it on one of your t-shirts 😂♥️

[@TheDashleys]

That’s awesome 😂

[@shartman2150]

When my kiddos were young and my hubby traveled a lot for work stocking up on essentials kept me sane. Nothing like being to make anything for dinner from what we had in the basement when I had sick kids or there was a snowstorm. So not to be nosey but how much did you spend last year at Costco to get that huge check?? The largest I've ever received was $120. Only answer if you want...and no judgement. :)

[@kristenchavez2738]

Always look forward to these videos 🙌🙌🙌 best part of my day! Love you guys ♥️

[@terrimckenzie7735]

Good haul just found your channel and subscribed looking forward to future posts

[@TheDashleys]

Thanks for joining us 🙌🌴

[@morgantaylor5267]

Where'd y'all get your shelving units for your pantry downstairs? They seem really sturdy!

[@TheDashleys]

COSTCO! They're awesome

[@debbiediaz9465]

Was that the mac and cheese bucket?! Have you ever tried it?

[@ShadowL42]

Use the baking soda for cleaning too, it is great at scouring pans, grill grates and stainless steel sinks. Also to absorb urine if anyone has an accident. I would love to have a stockpile of a few months worth of supplies, best I can do is a small closet.

[@bleedinglove0420]

I did this before anything went down... low and behold currently on quarantine (Bay Area) everything is closed down and grocery stores are either empty or crazy busy.

[@priscillaparker9714]

refried beans are lovely put the beans in a a pile as much as you think you need, make sure you shift through get out any black beans or beans that look odd or too split you’ll be surprised what you can find in beans lol then put beans in crock pot with water and a bit of salt for around 4 hours or on low overnight then if you want to refry them put them in a pot, stove top pot lol and then mash them like you would potatoes, add salt and pepper to taste, milk and grated cheese too! mash them until they are kinda of soupy but mostly solid, if your beans come out too hard and clumpy they need more milk and cheese if they’re too watery just add more beans from your crock pot.. perfect refried beans every time! good luck

[@shelleymccarthy5919]

How do you like the Costco brand laundry soup?

[@lnghrnfn]

OMG when I last bought that syrup it was called Mountain Berry! I haven't seen it at my Costco is a long time. Seeing a similar one from Kodiak Cakes here gives me hope! SOOOO good!

[@brittanymorris943]

I LOVE Costco as a single mom in reality saved me so much money and no it isn’t weird I’m doing the exact same thing and living in Canada the virus is bound to come here full force

[@dearsabrina3495]

This family is winning right now. Good job!

[@carolynk.9856]

Well that is not for me but way to go for you! Just wondering do you get Kirkland brand dog food?

[@michelealoia1320]

You are not weird you are wonderful and you're providing for your family. You guys are terrific I love you too.

[@llcarroll7]

So smart! It's always a good idea to have extra of what you use a lot! ALSO - I LOVE the Kirkland Chocolate Chips so much more than Nestle!!!

[@MikeRheannasAdventures]

Great video guys 🙂

[@larryssachavez3548]

The best bean recipe is to get salt pork (or bacon) cut it up, season with garlic and salt, and add beef broth or bone broth with water 🙌🏽 makes super creamy beans. I’m from New Mexico and beans are definitely a staple in almost every family dinner❤️

[@meganlovesdisneyandcrafts4780]

NEVER hurts to be prepared 😊 Stay safe!

[@LaJefa691]

Watching people able to shop like this makes me want to cry I lost my job recently and we are barely surviving it’s been a struggle 💔.. god bless you guys not everyone is that lucky ❤️

[@josefinamaliwat846]

Mrs. Ofray so did I girl! I pray you find a job! Be positive!

[@su6282]

Hope you get a job soon God bless you

[@letshegoprecious9836]

Dont stress, people are unnecessarily panicking. This only excites the govt. & people are now encouraging price increase. This ......

[@ShadowL42]

I have been there too. When you can again, try to buy 1 or 2 extra things for your "emergency" closet. Eventually you will have a small stockpile to last a few weeks for disasters and low money times.

[@jimlamas5893]

What I do is buy pinto beans and cheap white rice and pasta and oats in bulk when they in sale and stick em under my bed just in case 😌 oh and I have 5 jumbo coturnix quails I keep for their eggs just in case too 😌👌🐬🍻🍇

[@tracyball5041]

Panic buying is pushing up the price of necessities for those who can’t afford to stock pile 🇬🇧

[@victorialynbow8216]

The shhh shhh. The feeding & love tap. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@moniquevaldez9712]

Not weird at all such a SMART idea! Definitely have to start doing the same!! ❤️

[@liss_bee]

I swear every trip to Costco turns into this for me! The problem I find I have is that everything is only like $15. And that’s far too affordable. It really adds up quick though 😭

[@haydenkoelemy4846]

Liss B shop online then get what you need without getting distracted by other products

[@emh4853]

Costco is opening soon where I leave and I’m so excited!! The closest Costco at the moment is a very long drive, it would take 3 days to get there if you stopped to sleep

[@cheyennecheri]

You guys are not weird you are prepared and this how everyone should be. After all this is over god willing I definitely want to build up our preparedness pantry as well. We should be prepared for 6 months to a year I feel like.

[@elsablanca]

You should hope you're being for about 2 hours to 4 hours with regular cold water then you can put them in your Crock-Pot with a half an onion and salt let them cook. I don't know how long in a Crock-Pot but I know it's about 2 to 4 hours on the stove top. Now for your refried beans you could use those beans that you just cooked you get a skillet or a pan you put oil and then you put your beans but the oil has to be hot. Let them simmer for a little bit once it start boiling reduce your heat and start can smash them with your mashed potato tool. It's real easy.

[@danniroose8570]

Please can u make a playlist of just costo and Sams please

[@taylreoard3783]

Don't be embarrassed! We keep a stock pile too! It's a good idea. Plus if anyone is ever sick it's nice to have things on hand and not have to leave! Good job!

[@suehatton4797]

You did really good. I have 3 year supply of long term preps. You should stock up on instant potatoes and hash browns. Good job

[@michellefreeman371]

I wish I had the room to store like that. I would also buy like this but lack of storage doesn’t allow it

[@withurshield931]

Ending up here watching the crazy Costco new clips. This is a lot better, and you guys seem so down to earth. I love down to earth family vlogs, fun to watch. BTW 👋🏼 Hey from the North Georgia Mountains. I shop once a month, so I have at least a months worth of food. On top of the stuff I can and hydrate myself. Also I always have backup luxury items (TP, PT, Napkins, Soaps, Shampoo, Cleaners). Things I learned from experience as a military brat. I’ve been in typhoons, earthquakes, and blizzards. Also we are a Scout Family, so we have the gear to camp it out.

[@jennp8940]

First time watching and I love tour channel. You all are so down to earth!!

[@TheDashleys]

Hey Jenn thanks!!

[@yesie8375]

I don’t think your weird. I think it’s so good that you guys are prepared for anything. It’s smart. Specially when you have little children. If I had a house and a pantry or cold storage I’d do the same. I love hauls keep them coming.

[@luciacrosland3454]

Oh my gosh! We love the white shells the best too! We are always wishing they just had those and not the other kinds! Lol 😂

[@TheDashleys]

Right???

[@sandramullen7804]

Just came across your Chanel and subscribed. Watching from Scotland in the UK . Great that your building up your pantry. And store room. Wish we had the space of a basement in our homes here but sadly no. So my pantry is a larder cupboard. Lol but it plenty for me . Love Costco. I'd never be out it . Great selection of foods . Xxxx

[@lesleyblackie9913]

I think you need to add a big bag of rice. And for cooking beans... Sort and pick beans over. (Look for snall rocks obviously deformed beans and little sticks) then soak overnight in fridge in cold water. Drain beans and cover by at least 1 inch with freshwater and bring to a rolling boil for at least ten minutes. Then turn to a very low simmer until soft. (Depending on the type this can be anywhere from 40 min to 3 hrs) This will work for almost any bean. But dont use this method for lentils. You can freeze the cooked beans in 2 cup units after cooking which is a huge time saver if you make a big batch. And never skip the boiling step with Kidney beans. Skipping it could make you ill.

[@tiffanycampbell3646]

Gatorade or Powerade very good for all ages if you get sick and dehydrated the electrolytes in them help a lot. I’ve always given my kids it. Great video you definitely won’t have to shop for awhile with that haul. I love watching you guys keep up the great work.

[@imissyouandme09]

Me and my husband are doing the same thing but we’re just getting started right now. Good ideal on all those items. Costco is the best but for just us two Walmart is better.

[@kaydee1959]

Don’t forget doggy food

[@jeanineeley2811]

Low reserves of grains will result in low reserves of dog foods. GET SOME DOG FOOD! LOL! Great job on the pantry!! Nothing like shopping for dinner from your own well stocked pantry!

[@emilymckenzie9296]

My family stocked up on months worth of dog cat and bird food

[@bren8926]

@rihardo123 stfu

[@briukowich9134]

Green bean tip: Warm them up on the stove drain them and add a piece of kraft American cheese and they are green beans dreams are made of (maybe not the healthiest but everything in moderation right?)

[@teragram8006]

@12:33 on the box of oatmeal..what happened to the Quaker guy's face???

[@TheDashleys]

Awe man! Poor guy ... it’s conveniently where they put the handle on the box

[@teragram8006]

Lol I see now, couldn’t make out what that was!

[@psycho4agY]

You guys are hilarious! New subscriber here!

[@jolenepatton7935]

Turns out you were going to need those grocery after all! This is my 3rd video of you all. The first one was the Sams video, and the secon was delivering cookies. Your a cute family, you kids are darling! Stay safe!

[@alyssaplumley1274]

Love your Costco vlogs always. I don't have one around me, but my go-to stores here in southern illinois are Sam's and Aldi's