Viral Organization and Restock TikToks

Viral Organization and Restock TikToks
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[@ItsFreshItsAnne]

Butter out in containers like that just brings it to a soft and spreadable consistency. It stays good that way for a while. Some put it in the fridge overnight. It's preference. Otherwise the butter is super hard and will instantly tear any surface you're trying to put it on. That's why sometimes you'll see people purchase Country Crock which can be refrigerated but remains spreadable and then people will use the other butter in cooking.

[@CharlenePink-Dufresne]

As long as the butter is kept at room temperature and below its melting point it is good for a couple of weeks. Higher quality butter can last for up to a month out of the fridge. I use a French butter bell to keep mine fresh longer.

[@bethanysmith4965]

Tearing my bread with butter irritates the hell out of me

[@oceankuhn7215]

I used to use country crock all the time it just seems like it lasts longer to me.

[@PalmBeachFlorida24]

It's more than a preference when you live in a tropical climate.

[@Cait491]

​@@PalmBeachFlorida24South African here. Stays in the fridge. Always

[@alineroberts]

My gosh! The family certainly has a HEALTHY budget for food. I can't get over all the purchases. 👀

[@Ja-Heart2020]

The fact he apologises quietly after accidentally shouting, I respect that

[@nancygrissett6280]

Baking soda absorbs the bad smells and moisture in your fridge. You can just open one end of the box and put it in back of the top shelf. It just keeps your fridge fresh. Love u richard.

[@user-bq1ie6sq8b]

I’m American and I just love your accent so much it’s so soothing and beautiful to hear. 😇😎🙂😸

[@LordandLordettes]

Little tip with chicken kievs, put a slice of bread underneath the kiev while you are cooking it and the garlic butter oozes out onto the bread creating garlic bread too! 😋

[@moon66487]

Bad idea. The bacteria soup an such are not healthy to eat

[@becky6997]

OMG 😱 I will try that

[@Clovergirl143]

Things are really expensive here, though it looked as though a lot of the shopping trips in this video were to more expensive places so things would definitely cost more than if you went somewhere else. The baking soda in the fridge keeps your smelly foods like fish/cheese/meats etc from making your whole fridge smell like that. It's just a deodorizer :) I love watching your videos, so relaxing!

[@honeyboo7549]

Well since she's on social media I bet she does online marketing and doesn't have to mind the prices.

[@paulrashbrook1461]

I live in Australia and we’ve got those chicken calves. Love them.

[@johnsteward4573]

The baking soda in the fridge started as a promotion campaign by Arm & Hammer.

[@victoriahackett8169]

Household of 2 and teacher here. We spend about $220 every 2 weeks on average on groceries. Also as to school supplies backpacks and lunchboxes get replaced more as needed depending on the family. Some people use them till they are destroyed some replace every year. Depends on the families and the kids

[@WannabeBrokeMyShoulders]

The baking soda in the fridge helps deodorize any funky smells you got going on in there. It goes from this: 🤮 To this: 🌹🌺🌹🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@ItsFreshItsAnne]

Self care is vital (Well, in general of course lol) as a content creator for sure! No apologies ever needed for that. I, for one, appreciate these uploads so much! But I'd never be naggy about how you go about it. Loved these! So freaking satisfying!!! ♥️ From Texas!

[@valeries2304]

Baking soda for de-stinking the fridge and freezer. My family usually spends $500-$1000 for groceries. The good for you foods such as fruits and vegetables are really expensive here. BTW, I absolutely love you and your channel.

[@marybratton1766]

Baking soda helps with any unwanted odor in your fridge. We leave the butter out to be spreadable it holds its shape and doesn't get to hot in homes that are temperature controlled. BTW love all your videos.

[@Mr_Feyshade]

Baking Soda absorbs/neutralizes odors in the fridge (onion, garlic, seafood, etc.). Food & non food item prices can vary quite a bit by state, county, city, and even store. Some states tax food & some don't. Americans love chicken & convenience foods, so yes. We have frozen chicken: Kiev, Cordon Bleu (ham & Swiss stuffed), Broccoli & Cheddar, Parmesan (spaghetti sauce & provolone. Usually no actual parmesan, sadly), curry, barbecue, teriyaki, etc. Sometimes it's even vegan alternative. Assume we eat anything sweetened, dried, pickled, & fried. Thank you for being a funny guy.

[@michellecook7586]

The baking soda in the frig and (I like it in the freezer as well)~ Keeps all the smells from mingling and making your whole frig smell weird. It just keeps your frig smelling clean & fresh. And yes it is expensive here in the USA. Example I went to the store today bought 2 boxes of flavor ice popscicles ($19.98) ~2 lbs cherry tomatoes ($6.98) ~ 3 lbs chicken strips ($16.98)~ 3.5 lbs slider hamburger patties ($14.99) ~ 5- pork Steaks ($24.97)~ 4 Muffins ($6.99) and a 20 oz Strawberry Dr. Pepper ($2.79) ~~ with taxes it cost $123.68 USD. For groceries for 1 month costs my household right at $600.00 -$650.00 for 2 people. And that is me shopping at the cheaper grocery stores. Not the high end stores like Target. Much Love from Mid Missouri USA

[@LelouchxSuzakufan]

Our monthly shopping budget is almost $1,500. That includes food, cleaning supplies, personal hygiene products, and cat supplies; 4 adults and 1 cat. The baking soda helps 2 reduce odor in ur fridge.

[@terrybetts7256]

Keep going man! i love how wholesome your videos are, they keep people company!

[@prettypinklady69]

Yes, Richard, Americans do have chicken kiev but it's usually something found in a restaurant. Although, in today's market, kievs are generally something of a 1950's dish that homemakers used to make to be fancy. Kievs aren't in all the freezer aisles like they are in the UK and Australia - can't speak for other countries as I've not lived there. BTW, love your videos, I'm making my way through your back catalogue slowly but surely. I'm amazed because I don't really use tiktok much anymore it runs my phone battery dry and when I was in hospital last year several times, it was just something I had to uninstall , plus I was too sick to be doomscrolling all day.

[@amberdragonis1932]

Doom scrolling😂that’s genius!!! Healthy blessings.

[@sarahgilbert8036]

I don't even look for pre-made things. That's what pots & pans and fresh ingredients are for. Cooking.

[@chrstinareyes6733]

I love this camera angle

[@kurarashi236]

Hey Richard, your vids always make me laugh ❤ Have an amazing year ahead. Sending love from Singapore!!

[@ellie9292]

Love you Richard! Happy new year! Much love from baltimore, maryland ❤

[@nathanhill5995]

Hey Richard I love all your vids!! They leave the butter out on the side because it's proper butter so makes it easier to spread its not like the spread we have here in uk

[@WhiteTiger26]

Love your videos ❤️

[@NateAZ]

Yes, we have Chicken Kiev in the states (I am in Arizona). You can pick them up frozen to easily bake in the oven, but I prefer homemade. It is really not an American dish, but originally from the Ukraine, a Ukrainian chef actually perfected the original recipe of them....he was from Kiev. My grandparents on my father's side were from Siberia and my grandmother would make these from scratch...her's were the best! It consists of butter, Tarragon, parsley, chives, thyme and salt and pepper. You mix all that together and make a little log or loaf of it. Wrap that in chicken breast and bread it, then bake it. Grandma never timed her bakes, she always said something like "until it's bubbly" or the like.... but I go for about 40 minutes or so at 350. She regularly made homemade Borscht as well (boiled beets, basically) but that was just nasty, bland, mushy crap...not good at all, would not recommend. Love your reactions, you are one funny dude!

[@melaniegorgos8071]

Dankeschön für das inspirierende Video, diese Ordnung auf ganzer Linie ist faszinierend.

[@kirstengriffith8277]

I love all you videos, you are one of my favorite people in the internet. You need to make more KZbin videos!

[@mlindapierson9801]

Love your videos you make me smile every time I watch them thank you 😊

[@lyndabrown811]

So happy you popped up in my feed! Oh my word, I haven't laughed this hard in YEARS! My husband thinks I've gone around the bend. Smashed that SUBSCRIBE button!😂😂😂😙

[@kaylesandbean]

Butter out of fridge is supposed to last long, then the bicarb takes away odours inside your fridge ie onion, egg, fish ect. Loving your vlogs! Is it me or is anyone jealous about the amount of variety of foods the US have. They make us look bland lol xxx

[@digitgal]

Many ingredients in U.S foods aren't allowed in Australian or U.K foods. Plus, compare obesity rates with U.S & I'm glad we don't choose to eat the foods which they do.

[@janaytaylor2344]

I’m from America and I love watching your videos everyday

[@nickijaycox7773]

Happy New Year Richard from Warwick Rhode Island ❤ You always make me laugh. Would LOVE to meet you!

[@noahclifford5911]

You always make my day, I love your videos 🥺🥰

[@patricia16hatton23]

Richard hunny butter is more of a solid consistency to ours in the uk x the mushroom with baking soda in is to absorb moisture and odour from items in fridge x you always but a smile on my face when having a bad day thank you x

[@treehugginghippiemom539]

Yes we do

[@katefromct1969]

Hey Richard! New to your videos. Love watching in Albany, New York.

[@StephanieMorcom]

Awww his reaction when it gets filled up is priceless 😂😂

[@patriciaarthur9517]

You’re very funny and I love the accent.

[@rynagiboney13]

Luv your videos and reactions sir. Much luv from USA. P.s. I watch restocking videos for your reaction. You are hilarious.

[@adrienneg9836]

Here in Oklahoma USA a 2 adults 2 children $250-300 for groceries a week

[@donnap3495]

Hi, just wanted to say how much I love your channel, I've just discovered it by chance!!! Yes, although I'm in Canada, we do in fact have chicken Kiev over here!!! Great videos, great accent, you are a doll 😉 Peace ✌and love ❤from Canada🇨🇦

[@jackiestorer6640]

I love you you are so funny especially when you do the double meanings 💕💕🤣

[@janeanonymous3151]

This lady must live in New Jersey!

[@FlissFloss2906]

VHS. Kids don’t know what they are nowadays. I had the same one as you Richard. All it did was play videos and nothing else. It was also pink and so incredibly tiny I have no idea how we used to watch them 😂xx

[@TheeAmbientUnfazed]

I love you and your content too!

[@PLHcrafts]

It's to soak up any bad smells that might be in the fridge. ✌❤🤣 peace, love and happiness.

[@2011CountryMama]

Hi Darling! To the Brim-Marv! You asked about the mushroom at the end...the baking soda in it is to catch and kill odors that can float around and taint the found in your fridge.

[@not-a-ghost2206]

I just know Richard sales official would take it to the brim watching this😂❤

[@SisterRym]

The baking soada keeps the fridge smelling fresh

[@AChicagoWoman]

Yes, I know what Chicken Kiev is. I believe we can buy them prepared and frozen here in America. I have made mine homemade. It’s delicious.

[@rebeccastormcrowe4076]

Yes we got the chicken kiev here in the US. I also hate when they don't fill the containers!

[@ashleyscozybookcorner5577]

I live in America we have chicken Kievs here. Hope you're doing well! I love your channel❤

[@ItsFreshItsAnne]

Kids LOVE anything special, silly or sensory focussed in the bath! My place has a tub that has lights down low that cycles gently through 10 colors or so. So, turn out the lights, turn on the tub feature and add Mr Bubble and kids are on a different planet lol

[@aaronclaxton3872]

I fucking love u Richard u make me laught till I can’t breath

[@anitadills6298]

My kids were happy with the crayola color tabs that changes the water color lol.😂

[@dhg142]

If I'm ever feeling low, all I have to do is tune in to Richard Sales. You are 😅

[@patriciahaider9276]

You are hilarious! I laugh every time I watch your videos. More puppy grooming pics please 🙏.

[@TheSaphireGirls1]

Yes, my mom would buy a new backpack, for each kid (3), almost every year until high school. Part of it was the fact that after an entire school year in Vermont, (-10° in the winter, +90° in the summer, with maybe a month of spring and autumn in between the two),the bags would be pretty raggedy. The other part is, my mom grew up super poor, the youngest of 3 daughters, before the much awaited boy. She was the queen of hand-me-downs, and the only bag she had was for dance, and that's because her stuff would be confused with her sisters. She really wanted to give each of us a fresh start, every new school year; and even if a backpack was in decent condition, she'd ask if we wanted to keep it or pass it on. Each of her kids were so different in personality, she made sure to let us express our individuality in every way possible, even when money was tight; and in subtle ways, like our backpacks.

[@kelseyhopkins16]

5:45 me remembering this is the first new year I’m starting as a college student in London

[@Stella-ic7qt]

Hi!! The backing soda prevents bad smells and can keep everything smelling fresh and nice in the fridge 🤗

[@davinagrundmann4475]

I love the Minions too

[@selinamayer6205]

I come from austria and we dont really have this stuff so its interesting to watch and can you maybe when you want try german snacks and gave your oppinion thanks happy new year

[@danielahorvath7701]

Hey ;) Subd and liked! ;) I just love your videos! And the milktea plushi in the back...awesome :P

[@christy5604]

I invite you to the states Richard. I'm in kansas. Come visit haha. Anyway in the states our groceries for the week end up being 300 for the week.... 😢. Especially if you want to fill everything to the brim or eat healthy. I'd plant my own garden for the healthy vegetables though.

[@AChicagoWoman]

Yes, we have Chicken Kiev in America. Many make it from scratch recipes. I suggest you freeze the butter before assembling them. Delicious!

[@allanathomas6977]

The Baking Soda helps to keep your fridge smelling fresh by reducing/eliminating odors...

[@tracyperez2341]

We have chicken keiv on the states. A stuffed chicken breast rolled in egg and bread crumbs. The stuffing insides is garlic butter.

[@sandrabelanger]

That Mushroom image with the white bakeing soda that was put in the fridge helps to absorb the fridge odor..

[@RetherfordFam19]

Chicken Kiev is delicious 😋 haven't had it in years but it's amazing

[@alexroden1461]

In the UK we have a cold.brew made with almond milk

[@dannygreen3135]

I don't know about when this video came, but now to buy for the whole week, I spend around two to three hundred dollars for a household of 4, oh and I live in NC. Shits expensive af right now.

[@maxinem.951]

I LOVE your videos... Have you ever been to the U.S?

[@vintagegal5427]

Chicken Kiev is my favorite here in Illinois 🥰

[@unmellowyellow]

We had Chicken Kiev here…in the 70’s 😊

[@billiejopierson371]

The baking soda helps keep the refrigerator fresh and not moist so your food last a little bit longer, and it keeps the odor out of your refrigerator from other foods

[@vanessamccarter9149]

In Nevada USA a family of 4 I spend about $300 a week on groceries

[@Nanamo0n]

Chicken Kiev is a Russian chicken dish. Chicken breast pounded thin. Place frozen butter/parsley cube in center of flatten chicken, roll it up and cover butter, securing with toothpicks. Roll in breadcrumbs, fry until cooked. Wonderful !!!😋

[@mjking6162]

The reason she pays so much is the brand names, especially for those drinks. They're expensive here in Canada and add up fast.

[@IAmGaz_]

We need a "sorry" counter for these restock videos 😂

[@marialindnersylling1561]

Baking soda in the fridge helps with smell. The butter on the counter only melts if your house is hot.

[@polandify1]

I had a SpongeBob tv that you could put a VHS tape in and that was the best thing ever in my time 😂

[@kamiko70]

Zevo catches flying insects. flies, mosquitos, gnats, and yes Some Bees. ive even had spiders crawl in to feed on the bugs, and get caught themselves. it works really good. i noticed sleeping in the den, that i heard a lot of times, flying bugs keeping me awake. my hubby got me a Zevo, and except for the mud dawbers and wasps, no more flying pests!

[@zarachastellaris9016]

I love your accent

[@wandalonghurst7350]

We have Chicken Kiev here in Canada...it is a breaded chicken breast with a garlic butter sauce then rolled up. It is either deep fried or baked.

[@tiffiniobrien9285]

We have chicken Kiev is Australia!! Has to be the BEST CREATION TO EXIST!!!!

[@0sofresh0]

I’m Canadian and yes we do

[@accidrainn]

No mention about the fuzzy slippers ? You know the pound is much more then the dollar ? Babybel is my favorite 😄

[@janeanonymous3151]

Yes we have Chicken Kiev lol

[@nancygrissett6280]

It takes the nasty smells outta u fridge keeping ur other food tasting good. 😂❤

[@eileenpreste6801]

Yes love we do have chicken key out of here. Is delicious.

[@NateAZ]

To answer your question, groceries in the states have become far more expensive. We have 2 adults in our house (not chunkers), the same groceries that cost about $200 pre-pandemic, now costs in excess of $325 each time....that is the weekly shopping.

[@hannahholman8735]

It's just Walmart love. It's very very inexpensive. Extremely affordable. You need to do a holiday to America but go to the midwest. The stuff we do here would blow your mind. Costal towns and anything near the ocean will drain the bank though love.

[@slythewicked9403]

baking soda helps absorb smells, so that it doesn't spread to other foods. Putting a box of baking soda in your refrigerator gives those smelly particles something other than your leftovers to bond with.

[@shinigami4242]

Wisconsinite here, real butter can be kept out on the counter as long as it is kept in a cool dark container with a little air flow. Air tight will create space for mold. At least in my experience Americans go every other week to shop, and monthly for seasonal…. Since we have so many fun holidays in the world to celebrate:)

[@STCred]

We have kievs in Australia x

[@socksandpi1264]

My partner and I, on average, spend around $150-200 per week, here in Kansas. Would probably be less expensive if I wasn't allergic to half the food world. If we don't want to eat leftovers the next day for lunch at work, then we spend a little extra and pick up some stuff specifically for work.

[@rosy111]

This all costs way more in Canada. Lucky ducks

[@oceankuhn7215]

Cherry vanilla coke is still popular in the us. To me it's if you put cherry in it it makes it even better. I dont like pepsi, think it tastes disgusting and can feel the sugar on my teeth. But I'll drink cherry Pepsi if there's no other option. I spend about 175 every two weeks for my toddler and I. And thats mostly just necessary groceries. And that still does seem enough. Considering how little you get now with that amount. I usually get the big box of eggs (60 count. We eat a lot of eggs.) but they went up in the chicken crisis and then they went down again for awhile. Now there 10bucks again.

[@AChicagoWoman]

Baking soda in the refrigerator dispels odors. It has to be changed out for fresh bicarbonate every so often.

[@krynnalexia]

Yes we leave butter out so it is easier to spread.

[@JWGAMER05]

In UK we have vanilla cola and chicken kiev it's just chicken

[@Anslee_Sinz]

2:11 hhahahahahahah lmao 😂