You can usually ask about sleeves of lids. They get the lids that way and divide them up.

Use black cocoa all the time. I just substitute black for regular cocoa in any recipe. But my favorite use is to make homemade oreos.

We have several Menonite bulk food stores in Northern Mo. There is a really nice one on the southern border of Iowa, in Cantril, Iowa...The Dutchman Store. They have an online site and sell sleeves of canning lids. They have outgrown their current store front and are getting ready to move into their newly built building which looks to be the size of a Wal-Mart superstore.

You truly scored on the spices! Wow. We’ve recently learned of a Bishop’s Store (LDS) in the Temecula/Menefee area but haven’t been there yet. Since you’re coming our way, I’ll try to get up there to check it out and let you know.

You can use the black cocoa to make homemade Oreos. Totally yum!

I have seen Acre Homestead use the dark cocoa powder to make oreo cookies.

Oreos with the dark cocoa!😊

Grabill Country Sales at Grabill, IN is a great place to shop. LOTS of cheese too. My late friend and I used to shop there all the time (and yes, he inyroduced it to me) If I didnt watch another video here, I wouldnt of thought to look up Amish marketplaces....so here is a newbie to me...Nolts Marketplace at Ft Wayne, IN. Web pics look very vry promising to shop at (n sooo going this weekend to check it out). Highly appreciated this video and last one I watched too. May your day always be blessed and see ya on your next video

Thank you for sharing your Amish haul. Wow what awesome prices. I would love to have an Amish store near me....Sherri-Payette Idaho

I love the black cocoa powder! If you like dark chocolate you'll love it - fun tip - you can make homemade Oreo's with it! YUM!

Lehman's is a fun place to go, but it is becoming a tourist trap. Know your prices, as some items are ridiculously expensive!

I have an Amish market less then a mile from my house...it's not as cheap as you found! But it's awesome!! I live in Garnett, Kansas .

Great price on the flour! Walmart sells King Arthur for about $6 for 5#.

I live in KS and we are planning a trip to Jamesport, MO sometime this summer, went there a long time ago and need to go again good bargin before, waiting for fresh produce to come in.

Those are my favorite dish cloths. I love to get their spices too.

The Amish store I go to has the absolute best brown sugar. I buy lots of baking ingredients there. In the fall they have very inexpensive boxes of apples for sale.

Holmes, Wayne, and Tuscarawas counties in Ohio, houses a large area of Amish stores, crafts, bulk foods, several cheese factories. Pearl Valley makes an Onion Cheese that is so yummy.

The one near us has bulk candy. I love the hard candy. They have flavors such as cloves along with the usual cherry and lemon.

That little knife you got, I could not see real good, but I think I have one like it. If it is that one, it is one of the most handy knives I have in my kitchen. I use mine all the time everyday. I have looked everywhere for one in my area and cannot find them.

The full canning lids are great for water bath canning pickles.

I live in Ohio, and if I want to stock up,and no the particular ones is out of cell phone service. I write a list of possible things to buy and the cheapest prices. That way when I am looking at flour , sugar , etc. I know whether I am getting a good deal.

Middlebury Indiana store call E&S Amish store

I'm so jealous! I'm in Alberta, Canada and we don't have any Amish markets...I've watched so many hauls from them and I'm soooo wanting to see one some day.

The black cocoa powder is what they make oreos out of

if you come up with recipe for Amish hand pie dough i want it lol by the way we have a few in Maine. the one closest to me is jut kinda starting so its the cooked goods and canning they have, but thus the pies lol

Lovely haul. I havent seen any Amish products before. Do you make your own corn meal? Thanks for sharing your haul and your recipes. Habe a great day 💜

Well what are those

Were they dish towls or dis h cloths

Second lol

Great Video. Im like you, always wanted to visit an Amish supply store. PURE canning jars (China made) and lids is a BIG FAT NO!! Almost all of my jars never sealed, lids rusted, bands did not screw on correctly and the jars etched severely. Many of us used them during C()vid due to supply shortages. What a mistake that was. All my hard work and food had to be eaten right away. Many of us even had trouble with Ball lids/jars during this time. It was rumored that Ball was sourcing from many different companies in China too. Near the middle to end of C()vid a company called 'ForJars' popped up on the radar to save us. Yes I really mean 'save us'. They began to manufacture superior lids/bands. The bands are very resistant to rust and not easily affected by vinegar in the canning pot water. All of us in the canning/preserving world LOVE their products. The prices are comparable and fair. Most folks never have any canning seal fails. Almost immediately they began to broadened their product line due to customer requests. They just launched a vacuum sealer with a prob that allows easy vacuum sealing of Mylar bags. No Im not a sponsor for them but I do love my fellow preppers/canners and want to tell everyone of superior products. Check them out.

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