Tea with Sean (April 2024)

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[@annmargaret1069]

Dear James, hello. I missed your live. But could you tell me what your Alloment is? I live in US California, we don't have allotment. I wanted to say please plant vegys. It will help with your grocery bill. I am 101 yr old. I have always had a vegetable garden. I have a small back yard but with help from my visiting nurse Kelley I have vegetables. I have my own lettu, spinach, other green, zucchini, and tomatoes and make my own spaghetti sauce. I still can what's left over. Kelley helps me. Back in the 1940s we started to powdered milk, get some of thar James, you will always have milk for your tea and it saves space. I do it still. You should do some canning and put some of your extra food away, no waste. I do. Things are just too expensive. I live with my 3 dogs and 2 20 yr old cats. Uou take care , and the best to you and your kitty's. Ann 👵

[@carolbabb7875]

Happy 101! I'm sure all the homegrown vegs have something to do with it. My Aunt just turned 94 and she keeps me in line! The allotment is a plot of land rented for growing vegs. From the n-east coast US.

[@GottaBeME2]

Bless you!❤

[@seanjamescameron]

Many thanks. Am going to be looking into canning when vegetables start being harvested off the garden.

[@carolineowen7846]

​@@seanjamescameron It might also be worth looking into dehydrating produce. My kitchen space like yours is small, & I struggle with storing it all. Lakeland Plastics is excellent for all the supplies. (& they deliver!)

[@fionabutler-kg7sv]

Wow a wonderful age, it must be all the healthy home grown food, even your cats 20yr fantastic, well looked after, bless you x

[@kath804]

Sean, you produce loads of videos, far more than most vloggers. Therefore some of them will be of you opening parcels. So what? Your running commentary opening your parcels is fun. It’s also lovely for the kind people who have sent you gifts. Do what YOU want to do. I enjoy your vlogs, so relaxing to watch and real.

[@meadowfield2024]

I totally agree with you. I love his videos and so enjoy watching him open gifts, cooking, putting groceries away, just everyday normal life

[@juliegriffiths4272]

Hi Sean, the milk that our nan's used to have was called "sterilised milk." it's called "long life" now. This is the one I buy. I always buy a few at a time when I go out and never run out now. Freezing herbs is a new thing for me, I pick the mint/herbs, quick rinse and pat dry. Chop, bag up, label, freeze. Takes less room than ice cubes. On making cheese, do you have a dairy farm near you that sells raw milk? My cousin makes her butter from that and it's lush. Best wishes.

[@Juls27989]

Always handy to keep some powdered milk or a carton of long life milk in the house just in case.

[@soandsew]

Lov your show. I used to live in England and worked at RAF Upper Heyford. A lifetime ago. I'm from the US Colorado. I now live rural/dessert near the Great Sand Dunes. I've also been sowing seeds for my garden. In fact, because of the short growing season, I started my seeds on January 18th in my greenhouse. It's exploding now. I can't put them outside until the first of June. It's a desert 🏜 hot during the day but to cold at night at least until June. In fact, I started a fire tonight because it's 26 degrees tonight and cold. Can't wait to see your progress with your allotment. I grow mostly tomatoes, chili's, carrots, beets, and whatever I can stick in there. I do my home canning Sept and Oct. I've been canning for years a wonderful way to persevere your food. Well, good luck. I'd love to send pictures of my greenhouse but not sure how to do that. I'll keep watching and grow some beets there pretty easy to grow Take care

[@rebabs]

Hi Sean. I lost 5 and a half stone in about 7 months following Dr. Berg's directions. I was very strict and really enjoyed it. Then COVID arrived and I can't get the mindset back. You can't mess about with it, strict low carb.

[@brendatucker35]

I enjoy it when you open the post, what is wrong with people? A camper Van sounds like a great idea, money permitted...NC, USA

[@jillychandler]

I keep a 2 pt of semi skimmed milk in a plastic bottle in the freezer, and take out the night before I need it, and put it in the fridge, so it is almost defrosted by the morning. Tastes just the same. xxx

[@lynnhensley4326]

The ice cubes for milk sounds good if you just want a bit for coffee or tea. I have frozen a gallon before and it takes days to thaw out in the fridge. I am from North Carolina in the USA. I put milk in my tea. My friends think that is weird. Warm here. People are getting gardens ready. Dogwoods, tulips and azaleas are in bloom just now.

[@lorellstoneman74]

Im so happy you are posting new videos....I feel maybe you found yourself again at fairy falls, and reconnected with your youth again by remembering time there........your happy place is still there, only waiting for your return.

[@littleredrose6254]

Plant milk is delicious. Oat, Almond and several other flavours. Lasts for several months unopened. Once opened use within about 4 days. A litre cost about 69p from ALDI. (Rosanna, Chester). Kind regards.

[@lorellstoneman74]

N.W. Oregon ...we have got slugs and snails......they dont like Epsom salt, but plants do...so I lightly sprinkle the Epsom salt down my new peas 2 inches tall ...that were getting chewed...

[@orquideasehistoriasdefrega8742]

Good day! I missed your live but am watching the replay. I always keep powdered milk or evaporated milk cans in case I run out and don’t feel or can’t go out to get some. I really like my tea and coffee with a bit of milk.I really don’t buy much fresh milk because “ the new reality” in Puerto Rico is that we have power outages every week and things , especially milk, spoil. We have had a bit of a rainy spell here which has been wonderful for my plants. My veg garden is quite small as most of my space has been taken up for orchids which I love and cultivate. But as things are going with the economy and the rumble in the far east many things might need to change. I mostly eat keto style and there are simple ways to do it that don’t require fancy cooking. I eat mostly proteins, usually chicken, fish, eggs I indulge in bacon and sausages sometimes. I also eat lots of leafy veggies and low carb vegs. I usually have my tea or coffee with heavy cream , it’s better for a keto lifestyle. I eat mostly keto bread ( if you need a simple recipe let me know.) and sometimes light soda crackers unsalted. As for fruits mainly it’s small apples, and berries. So I mentioned that I started this food lifestyle change in February weighing 267….today the scale read 251. Si slowly but surely the weight is coming off. Once in a blue moon I do indulge, yesterday we went out to eat and I had veal with rice and beans ( we latins eat rice and beans as part of a regular diet) that was delicious. But I did not have dessert! Keep at it Sean, make wise choices, be attentive to your food choices, check the caloric content and carb load of what you eat so you can keep it real. Be well dear boy, see you around another cup of tea!

[@donnakirk215]

Would love your keto bread recipe.TIA!

[@orquideasehistoriasdefrega8742]

@@donnakirk215 I will post it here.

[@user-ly2by8br2u]

Love your ‘open the parcel’ videos, don’t change we all love you as you are ❤

[@seanjamescameron]

Am thinking of doing them during a weekly live on Sundays.

[@user-ly2by8br2u]

@@seanjamescameron sounds amazing 🤩❤️

[@catherineclark2949]

I always buy my plants from supermarkets usually perennial. Only problem they never seem to water them but I always manage to save them.

[@paulinebirse-lambie9319]

Maybe an alternative on the car subject - buy the bus pass & every so often hire a car for trips as and when …. maybe ? 😊

[@lindafoster4628]

U can buy long life milk in cartons, and they will last for months unopened

[@cathybritt6312]

Yes I used to buy uht milk

[@leighwiseman8389]

Oh no can't believe I missed the live!!! Watching on catch up. Thank you Sean x

[@mamamoomin]

A freezer under the stairs, that you were considering, makes life so much easier. We freeze our milk to save many trips to the shops. Plus the freezer is handy when you make soup, so you can save it in batches. We also freeze the veg and fruit we grow ourselves so we can enjoy it year round.

[@margaretalice6343]

Lidls & Aldi in Northumberland stores sell outdoor plants & indoor plants. Cut flowers too. All at such reasonable prices. I always browse the plants & pick up the odd thing when I’m food shopping

[@patcardiff2563]

Yes and that was the only milk I liked my mother only bought it if the other was sold out

[@lorellstoneman74]

If you get tired of your butter maker a small bullet mixer for making smoothies does a quick job of it.

[@Marie-yx5ie]

Hi Sean, always have a spare full pkt of toilet rolls and when you open that, get another pkt of toilet rolls. The big pkt that you are ordering, when that goes down to 10 rolls, buy another pkt, and you will never run out. That's a brilliant idea with putting milk into ice cubes ... Sean, I'd like to hear about the mint in ice cubes and making mint sauce.. 👍😉🇨🇮☘️Eire

[@margaretalice6343]

If you’re going to choose no dig. Aldi & Lidls allow me to take plain empty cardboard boxes (I always ask first of course). I took on an extremely overgrown allotment 16+ years ago and initially had slow progress with very hard work digging all weeds out. I found no dig method so now perennials are dug out then plenty of cardboard is added to cover annual weeds then compost on top such a game changer tbh. I now hoe the odd annual weed & dig out weakened perennial weeds. So wish I knew this method in the early years. Very best of luck with your new plot 🤩

[@clodaghread5655]

In Ireland making your own butter is not cost effective, a block of butter is cheaper than making it

[@annsmith1922]

Long life milk, no need for fridge and there is a long date!!!!👍🥰

[@user-tg5fo3bn6e]

What a lovely kind man feeding those beautiful foxes.

[@1950PeeJay]

Missed the live as I was at my daughters. Going from a houseful to my lonely flat is never pleasant, so it was good listening to your chat. ❤

[@YolaWells]

When i lived in seaside area i fed the seagulls in my garden food waste as the black bins come round fortnightly so i saw the sea gulls as a natural bins now i live back in the country i put my food waste out for the foxesthey are now my new food waste bins and at leasf my black bins dont smell x

[@mattszalwinski6869]

I once bought powdered water. Just didn't know what to add to it😂

[@chuckylamb4398]

Charles Dowding is the man to watch. Wonderful advice which has really helped me.

[@gabriellakadar]

Green salad washed, spun, and kept in the salad spinner in the fridge keeps well but it needs a bigger fridge. Put the oil and lemon juice dressing on it when serving or whatever dressing of choice. Not sure it lasts 5 days like this without browning but three days for sure is fine. She didn't say what kinds of salads she makes and if it's something like potato salad or pasta salad that will definitely last a week. These are not the first thing I think of when I hear 'salad'. Lentil salad or black-eye pea salad is good too btw. High in resistant starch. Gets the blood glucose down. Tried and tested with a friend. We did glucose curve testing every 15 minutes then 30 minutes for three hours. Yes, nerdy but informative. Generally anything with vinegar will slow digestion. I have a friend who went all bonkers with this almond flour pancakes business. She phoned me in a panic because there was blood in her urine. Analysis showed oxalate crystals had torn the kidney tissues while passing through. Since tea is high in oxalate you may be okay because probably you have a healthy population of Oxalobacter formigenes in your gut. Humans can't break down oxalates. There's a lot of blab blab about oxalates on the internet, some of it overblown seeing as how we make our own as a waste product. We have Welsh weather in Toronto. A couple days per week it's nice enough to go to the allotment and get somethng done except the soil is supersaturated. Rain all morning and now 45 km/hr wind. Sh*tty weather. I carefully raked the compost over the beds Charles Dowding style and that's about all that can be done under current conditions.

[@lisareid1057]

I’m not sure if you will see this comment……but I’m curious to see how you make out with the string of lights. I had the same ones…..loved them…..hung them in my garden……something broke the wires in a few places and popped the round cover off the light bulbs. I blamed birds. Hopefully your set is sturdier than mine. They are an awesome addition to any outdoor space. All the best from the east coast of Canada 🇨🇦 😊

[@skincarefan7742]

A carton of longlife milk is always handy to have in the cupboard as is soy or oat. All have long use by dates and don’t need keeping in the fridge until you open them. I’ve tried them all and they’re fine, not expensive either. Worth a try so you can always have a warm drink.

[@kristythorne4545]

Love the keto diet Sean. Two years ago my husband and I embarked on the keto lifestyle and haven't looked back. I lost just over 2 st and feel great. We don't really use recipe books but no longer eat bread, rice, pasta and potatoes. Plenty of animal protein and fat to keep you feeling full, a bit of salad and low carb veg. Also natural full fat Greek yoghurt with occasional berries (sweetened with stevia if you need it). We have found it quite easy to stick to 😃

[@phyllisstokoe2295]

I thank you very much for your interesting chatter ,I have learned a lot . 42:56

[@tryshbrookes9217]

To save freezer space use a ice cube tray to put in milk and sauces in smaller portions

[@cheryledwards9760]

Freeze half portions in ice cube trays, went to Saunders for at weekend was T shirt weather, today had sunshine and hailstones

[@pierrettehebert3044]

Dr Berg is very good. My daughter follows him and is very healthy 😊

[@galebecker3487]

Hi Sean, I'm watching from Cape Town, South Africa❤

[@moragmacrae9212]

Sean, you can buy a pack of six small long life milk cartons. You don’t need to refrigerate them until you open one. I have them on standby so I can always have a cup of tea when I want one. Cats go into hunting mode at night , so better to keep them in. Speaking to a vet one time she said that her cat is in and out all day, but at five o’clock she calls it in, feeds it and doesn’t let it out again until morning. Your little cottage is beginning to look very cosy and comfortable. Love your videos, regards Morag.

[@dianefarnden8577]

I always buy milk for the freezer - I buy 2-pint bottles. I get one out to defrost as soon as I have opened another. In the past when travelling I would buy a jar of tea which had powdered milk mixed in. Wasn't too bad - may be good for keeping on the allotment or as a standby. I have never had my plastic frozen milk bottles pop in the freezer. I have tried long-life milk but I'm not keen on it in tea or on cereals but it is better than no milk.

[@dawnmorandin541]

We use almond milk, it is shelf stable so I have several in the cupboard ready when needed, we never run out, I found real milk went off too quickly. Our cat has brought us grass snakes lately. I find we don't eat as much food as when we were working, so buying too much food can be a problem.

[@susanpearson8172]

Hi Sean , I’m just in the middle of watching your video, you taulking about the Kerri diet, I tell you what I do , I eat healthy veg soup lots and a lot of what you eat but around eight at night I have a small beaker of apple cider vinegar, topped up with warm boiling water, it breaks the fats up in one’s body and that’s it till the next morning it seems to flatten the tummy area.

[@deebrownsell412]

Sean, is there a library near to you? I have reduced my book spending since joining the library . I see a book advertised, instead of buying , I can order it from my local library that is linked to the whole South West UK.About 2 weeks later the book is ready for collection. I can then read it and decide if I want to buy it ( usually from a 2nd hand source). This has saved me loads of money and space!.

[@richmorg8196]

My grandparents had a grandfather clock and when you called in to see them you could hear the clock ticking and chiming on the Hour and you wound it up by a chain with a weight attached and like the nursery rime it ticked for minty years without stumbling tick tock but shortly after my grandmother past away it stopped story not to go for about 30 years but my sister tells me that she had it looked at after my father past away and that is now working again and what it was that the spring at the top of the pendulum had been damaged. But it may be with your clock is that one the three springs that is wound up by a key has been over wound.

[@lorellstoneman74]

I find if I make a meal that is enough fot 2 or 3 days I can eat it one day, and freeze single portions for later to take out...then when I don't feel like cooking that mixes up the variety. Like stew, or split pea soup, or lasagna...or cooked chicken. Also buying bulk pork chops or small steaks, or fish or chicken....packaging it in individual 1 portion vacuum seal bags, dated, in freezer. To cook later. I know now you dont have a big freezer but this might work later, It's a nice treat finding a portion of something already made like a stew that would of cooked all day......ready made. Bye for now. maybe.I love to suprise myself on the nights I didnt cook to find an easy reheat frozen meal....

[@victoriahanke5086]

Love. Dr. Berg! ♥️💯

[@monikarathbone3478]

I used to make my own butter and the cost of the heavy cream and the work made it an unnecessary goal. Some days the cream did not turn to butter. Cream from raw milk may be better - not easy to find in Virginia. Irish KeriyGold butter is still my favorite👍

[@diannevenner-kc6gu]

Thanks Sean yout video was great about future alotment plans etc .

[@GoodOldMovies-je9wx]

Wonderful, thank you from Channel Islands

[@margaretalice6343]

Sean it’s so lovely people are sending you parcels. It’s fun to see the you opening a surprise gift. Truly wonderful I for one enjoy watching all your content tbh. The parcel opening is better than a potato reveal 🤩. The gifts are amazing I hope you still include them in your videos

[@susannecromwell3461]

Always use fresh milk. Just do without if you run out.

[@mrsgab56gillianbates45]

It's a good idea to keep a box of uht milk in the cupboard it's about 70 p a litre

[@shivakat2297]

I usually buy a gallon of milk.. put some into pint canning jars leaving an inch head space and freeze for when I get too low or if baking more than usual. There are some plastic lids for the jar you could buy since the canning lids/rings might rust in freezer although I've never had them to rust.

[@MandyHassell-zc3rf]

Awww missed your live 😢can’t wait for next allotment video x

[@seanjamescameron]

That’s Thursday.

[@hildamoll1]

Hello Sean, I'm watching from South Africa. I really enjoy your videos, find them so interesting, love your cats. Enjoy your supposedly "spring", we are now going into autumn🫒🍭

[@crystaldill2312]

Love watching your ramblings. Retired 8 monthis ago and am doing wnat i love again rambling. You have encouraged that and you are more influencial then you realize😀

[@sharonrollason1292]

I think the salad would get a bit slimy .I worked in Sainsbury's canteen .the boss would insist on slicing the weeks tomatoes . They were horrible .

[@monikarathbone3478]

I'm late but the picture and sound is great👍

[@sunnysyl7]

I fast alday and eat once aday at 5 ish …. Gets easier and cost effective

[@stacier1069]

The best fruit for your keto lifestyle will be berries.😋

[@loriboles8382]

Darn, I missed you. I’m in Nevada, USA….looking sharp in your new shirt! I go through a lot of milk because I make my own kefir. The kefir grains eat up the sugar in the milk and leaves a pleasant treat with nutrients. My dream is to get a milk cow for my own milk. I’m excited to see how you sort out the allotment. I AM AN AVIDE FOLLOWER OF ERIC BERG!!! I purchase his supplements. You can’t go wrong with him. I have had EXCELLENT results following him. Every time I watch you it is uncanny how much you and I have in common. It is good to know you Sean.

[@deeannh17]

Dr. Eric Berg is fantastic. I love his videos. ❤Chiropractors are very knowledgeable and know multiple types of medicine including natural medicine.

[@OnlyMoi]

And Barbara O'Neill is wonderful ❤

[@cathybritt6312]

I've had 2 ebikes both from amazon. Had to charge it inside as I've no access to sockets anywhere else. And couldn't take the battery out. That was the 1st 1 was cheaper than the 2nd. The 2nd 1 battery comes out. This 1 much more expensive. But of course I don't have a choice but to charge in my home. And I love to ride the bike. ❤

[@seanjamescameron]

What is it called?

[@janesmith1398]

Thank you! 😊

[@dcsss]

I’m going to Devon in May and then Wales after June in my campervan. Can’t wait! Eric Berg is great!

[@scarey556]

Arrange for your parcels to be left in a safe spot when you’re not going to be in

[@00528hz]

All overbought vedges turn into vedge soup freeze.Kept me alive with covid my frozen soups.

[@SeaShoreAnnie]

Prynhawn da Sean, I have just paused the video at 15 minutes to tell you something because I know I will forget🥴I have lived a low carb life non stop for 4/5 years now & the thing I miss most is spuds. Well, I have a fantastic hack for you. It has now been scientifically proven that is you cook your potatoes IE Jacket potato & let it go cool then put it in the fridge for a few hours, you can then eat it & it will NOT spike your blood sugars which is what puts the weight on. Now some specialists say once it’s been cooked & properly cooked in the fridge you can then reheat it & it still won’t spike your bloods. I can guarantee it works eating it from the fridge cold but I haven’t tested it reheated. There is a lot about it online. I don’t know if this will help or not but I know once a week I now love having my ice cold jacket potato as opposed to no potato. I haven’t done Keto, I just keep my carbs around 50-80g a day & I have lost over 2 stone. My GP told me to discount all carbs from veg & eat as many as I like & it really works for me but I know we are all different, it may not work for everyone. Annie🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@OnlyMoi]

I've heard that cold pasta and potatoes has less starch. Might try it.

[@SeaShoreAnnie]

@@OnlyMoi Yes cooking & cooling changes the structure, hopefully it will work for you too🤞🏻

[@seanjamescameron]

That is very interesting, thank you. Could you email me a rough outline of what you eat, say in a week?

[@SeaShoreAnnie]

@@seanjamescameronYes of course, I’ll be more than happy to do that👍🏻

[@star_fossil]

UHT milk or long life milk, very handy in the pantry. I have gone back to using powdered milk in cooking, particularly baking. Tastes fine and saves money, as it's cheaper than fresh milk.

[@glenysgray8255]

I think the milk you were talking about that didnt go off as quickly was sterilised milk. They used to sell it in long bottles and it had an acquired taste.

[@anncarmichael1267]

Sorry missed the live watching from Northumberland

[@elizabethdedecker6193]

I use a good powdered milk , heat water add milk and organic honey add to tea ,I do add a dash of Himalayan pink salt also but you could skip it ,enjoy

[@suzannehughes8697]

Hi Sean,it surprises me that you don't have foxes, but that can be a blessing, we have urban foxes, I live in Manchester, and we get dozens of them , I have a fairly big garden and at the bottom of it are a lot of bushes, they tend to hide there, this spring we have seen quite a few of them and they kind of have this scream, which they use to communicate with each other, my collie dog chases them, I don't feed them but I do put water out for them, my dad used to live in Benllech Bay in Anglesey, and didn't have foxes either, I enjoy your vlogs, keep up the good work xx

[@mrsgab56gillianbates45]

Freezing milk is allways a good idea but takes approximately 12 hours to defrost

[@seanjamescameron]

Good to know. Thanks.

[@carolineowen7846]

Would it be worth getting a trolley? That you can take on the bus? Wheels carries loads of the bulky & heavy stuff? and doing a big shop for packed items like toilet roll, washing detergent, cleaning products, cat litter etc & going to Lidl or Aldi once a month? Kinda schedule it in, like 2nd Thursday of the month, or similar? Aldi or Lidl quilted / cushioned stuff is much cheaper & you won't need to wait in for deliveries. You might be able to get one second hand, or maybe ask a neighbour if you could borrow for a shop to see how it goes? The other good thing about going on the bus, you can have a chat to ppl, or catch up via the socials. The thing with the buses, if they don't get used the service will get reduced / discontinued, then it will affect everyone.

[@richmorg8196]

They say not to freeze milk because the fat separates for the body of the milk while it is defrosting

[@seanjamescameron]

You can freeze all types including whole milk, semi-skimmed milk and skimmed milk. Remember that for all of these milk varieties, you should defrost in the fridge rather than at room temperature or warmer - never heat milk up to defrost it.

[@pennythompson4790]

Very enjoyable videoxx

[@YolaWells]

Hi sean im watching you from east sussex x

[@louisep5178]

Thick cream has a different consistency to double cream Sean it is more concentrated, much thicker and glutinous. Enjoyed the live stream thank you 👌

[@jhurst5947]

I love your unboxings, please don't stop them.

[@susannice49]

Hi Sean, we freeze all our milk, can't stand long life. We shop once a fortnight and freeze everything we can. Milk will be fine for ages, just rotate it as you go. Thanks for the chats. Sorry I don't know how to join your live chat . Sue from Sussex

[@msjenjenp]

Evaporated Milk.

[@athensr1103]

I buy a few cartons of 'Long Life Milk' for when I can't get to the shops - it's quite handy

[@athensr1103]

Yes Double cream is thick cream

[@michellejohnson5992]

Gutted i missed the live. Awesome vlog. 🎉🎉

[@jartotable]

❤ I buy powdered organic milk straight from a dried foods uk specialist, 2kg at a time. I add a pint of body temperature water to a Tbls of powder, then stick it in fridge.

[@OnlyMoi]

Where do you get your powdered milk from please?

[@paulomalley2]

45 rolls of loo paper every 6 weeks is over a roll a day ??

[@marianraftery]

You’re quite right ! A 12 pack would definitely suffice !

[@maggievickers1868]

HELLO FROM ALABAMA USA

[@MemineAussi]

There are home devices that test your blood pressure.

[@jans1972]

Sorry I missed the live, didn't have notification. But will catch up. I hate dried milk but bought some in covid, it's still in the cupboard lol. Good price for Andrex

[@BarbaraInSunnyQld]

Hi Sean. Living in Queensland it's a little difficult to watch your live broadcasts si can't interact with you. However, with regards to your milk situation, why not try Long life milk. Unopened you don't need to keep it in the fridge and it keeps for a long time. We have used it for years.

[@elizabethwalkington2334]

I just keep a carton of long life skimmed milk in the cupboard for emergencies. They do it in semi skimmed and full milk also. Tbh, you can’t tell much difference in tea.

[@JoHarmon-hg7wz]

Missed live, but must tell you your the only channel I watch even later. I've been following Keto for quite awhile, lost lots of weight. After I hurt my back Christmas day I couldn't stand long enough to cook so hit carbohydrates hard and gained 5lbs. Happy to at least been able to get back into Keto, and start making some recipes from a wonderful Keto book I was gifted.

[@chrissyyoung3260]

Try keeping a carton of long life in the cupboard long dates not bad if you don’t want to pop out if it raining ☔️

[@carencassidy2359]

Here in the US, organic milk will last up to a month. This is what I use.

[@petra_b709]

A month? What have they put in it?

[@carencassidy2359]

@@petra_b709 organic milk last longer because it goes through a process called "ultra-pasteurization" where it is heated to 280 degrees F for 2 seconds, rather than 161 degrees F for 15 seconds like conventional milk. The ingredients are: Grade A organic whole milk, organic nonfat milk solids and vitamin D3

[@user-hz2dx3sl4f]

Shaun have you tried the long life UHT milk ie it last 1 month or more available at lidl and other shops in

[@lizmorgan5463]

Use old newspapar ,like we did back in the day

[@lizmorgan5463]

Sean i live in south west of England

[@kathymiller512]

Hey Sean..After I retired I got a trainer at the gym..Loved it..Found a gym buddy and strengthened my core and upper body.. Having meet up times and a great trainer kept me on track..Zumba on line and yoga are great ways to stay fit..You may be able to find classes at your gym that you would enjoy..You have to think and move fast which I have needed.