You two are very, very brave to taste the stuff. If we do not get new videos from you, we know... I did enjoy the reviewing of the clothes! I laughed a lot. I enjoy you and your humor a lot! Thanks for sharing.

You two are the best😂😂😂

We learn something new every day, how not to store beetroots is now on my ljst

The lighter one must be beeswax with lemon for waxing furniture. The second jar quince jelly.

I'm so glad you put an explanation because I would have guessed an un-emptied chamber pot. We've found interesting things on our farm, too. We found a peg leg, a tree stump used as a slaughtering block with dried blood, numerous gardening tools and at least five broken umbrellas (it rains a lot in Asturias). No silver, though. Dan was funny about the mystery liquid. We rely on you, Meraid, to keep him safe. Clearly, his survival instincts need refining. ;-) Fun video! Saludos desde Asturias.

No way in this world would I taste anything in a jar, bottle or any other container without knowing what it was. Glad you survived the ghastly experience. The bitter after taste is the poison that was mixed in........

You two crack me up… have you not heard of BOTULISM???? AAAAgh. I’m glad you are alive to post the video. Never never eat things like that again 🙀🙀🙀🙀😱😱😱😱😱

I think it is "aguamel" what you heve in the Nescafe jar. Something produced out of bees wax boiling in water. It's a sweetner with a very specific taste. I've been following you since you started your adventure in Portugal. Cary on and a happy new year.

Wow, what wonderful finds. That cylindrical cannister could be a hot water bottle. Happy New Year. 🌻🙏🐈

Your idea of a lamp is fab and those clothes obviously your size in such good condition hope all is proceeding to plan

It was so enjoyable to see you back. I'm glad you took a break; I think that is important. I loved this video.

I love your old finds don't eat the sausage 😂 great vlog guys x

I love seeing all these treasures! Those chairs are beautiful! You could take the seats off and make planters out of them! I love projects!

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You two are brave tasting what's in the jars! Could it be some kind of Date Molasses or possibly Pomegranate jam that has discoloured over the years? I'm surprised you haven't come across a vat of salted black olives. Have a good week. 🥰🌿🌷

Hi there, my first thought when you opened up the 2nd jar that it looked like Moskonfyt (Moss Jam) Moskonfyt basically is a reduction of clean, fermenting grape must, it is a traditional syrup from the Western Cape region of South Africa. It was historically made from Muscat grapes (and the aromas and the tastes of the muscat in the syrup is certainly part of the tradition) but in recent years other varietals have also been used. The must is reduced overheat until it forms a glossy, sweet-sour fruity syrup. The making of Moskonfyt arrived in South Africa with the French Huguenots and is now a core taste building block for the sweet in the savoury flavour repertoire of the related but distinct Cape Dutch and Cape Malay fusion cuisines. Three common examples of usage are Smoor snoek (made with smoked or fresh snoek fish, potatoes, onions, and spices) which is often served with Moskonfyt on rice and poured over Mosbolletjie bread (which is itself leavened with grape must). Moskonfyt podding is a much-loved Cape treat. Few people still cook authentic Moskonfyt in South Africa, it being extremely time-consuming and labour intensive. It is also season bound - cooked from clean, fermenting grape juice only during harvest time in the Cape, February, and March. it cooks in the traditional way, outside over open wood fires. Wood is harvested from alien blue gum trees on the farm. Pour you must through a fine sieve or a cheesecloth, into a saucepan. Bring to a boil, and then lower the heat and simmer gently until the must has reduced and has become syrupy. Remove from heat and taste; you may need to add a little bit of sugar if your grapes were not sweet enough and Pour into a sterilised glass container. Love you chanel Dee from Iceland

I bet it’s quince jelly ,and that’s why you see the little bits in their,my mother used to make it and I still love it

Ya'll were just full of silliness in this one.

Regarding the tasting session. I would take them into town or to a neighbour who is elderly and might remember what they are. Would be interesting to know. As for the coin that is from the 1880's it might be worth something to a collector. All good fun.

The very dark, slightly bitter ‘honey’ might be lime honey. Not citrus lime but from the beautiful fragrant blossom of the Lime tree (Linden tree) Apparently french bee keepers sometimes place hives in glades or avenues of lime trees in early summer for the bees to make this prized honey, known as miel de tilleul. I knew nothing about this until a few days ago, until I read the beautiful new book by Gabriel Hemery “The tree Almanac 2024” The lime tree is his tree of the month in June. The book includes so much more about natures seasons, wildlife at different times of the year etc it is fantastic for anyone intending to get back in touch with natures seasons and cycles. Love watching your joyful and down to earth videos!

Thanks for showing your treasure hunt. Hope you can revive the towel rail and hot water tank to former glory. Lovely little blue dresser too.

The small jar looks like a beeswax-based home-made boot polish. I make my own and not too dissimilar in colour. Straining the sweet concoctions might show a fruit preserved in honey, or perhaps a mulberry or birch sap concoction. Maybe all of the jars' contents are for protecting leather?? Fun to watch your discoveries.

Happy new year guys. Thank you for such a fun video, you're braver than I for tasting unknown substance. Exciting year ahead, we are all looking forward to the new build. Very best of luck. ❤

The brass rail is such a find. And I like how you refer to yourrselves in the plural - don't rectify it. My husband has a shop but once we got together he referred to all he does as we does. I find it endearing.

Adventures in eating. Maybe "stick" to using them for the compost bin. The bathtub is very old, most people stood in them for a good scrubbing. Ah yes, all sorts of "things to figure out ". Those sausages? Yuck. Gross 🤢. The brass rod should make an interesting focal point. At least you didn't find old shoes to try on. 🤣

a vazilha de latão era uma garrafa de água quente para aquecer os pés no inverno, punha-se ao fundi da cama.

loved the fashion show 😂. that you dare to taste your treasures 😂😂😂 Dan? Meraid? can we expect more videos?

Make a lamp out out the headlight . Get a tripod for it. As for the syrup I'd add borax to it and make any bait if you have a problem with ants. The wax would be good to preserve wooden tools or old furniture mix with odourless turpentine and buff it into cleaned wood. Really enjoyed watching your videos gave me a chuckle on occasions. I have moved into a new build 2 years ago and been growing vegetables and learning everyday. Keep up the good work as it is interesting and a joy to watch.

HAHAHA, thanks for that fabulous Freddy giggle first thing in the morning. Great way to start the day. Store room is looking great and I can't wait to see how the house comes along as the work progresses.

😂🤣😂 fun video, thanks!

I was on vacation and I just watched the video. First of all, Happy new year!! Thank goodness they didn't try the sausages! ☣ That orange tree couldn't be prettier. 🍊🥰

Oh my gosh! I would never taste what you have found 😂😂 I was screaming "don't taste it !!!" Thank you for sharing such entertaining video!❤ It was fun to watch all the treasures - those coins are part of Portugal's history 👍🥰👍🌟

I hope the old coins are worth thousands!

Lovely treasures, love your videos 🤗 but please get rid of those jars.

Ask old locals to identify the paste/syrups

Olá vocês são muito giros! Verifiquem com cuidado essas paredes de pedra porque os antigos escondiam lá o seu dinheiro e ouro! Um ano muito abençoado cheio de alegria e saúde

the 'metal bottle' is a hot water bottle for the bed the honey thing could be syrup...in Portugal there were some sugar cane plantations

You guys are hilarious!! So much fun going through thd beautiful items left by tgd previous owners!! I love that!! So much history behind it !! Love all your episodes 😂

You have courage to taste things with no labels!

1800 Coins are Rare.n you can sell thm at a high price.i hv bn waiting fr ur video fr long.

Ah the beetroot dinner that never was! 😂 Very happy memories xx

Tasting random stuff out of jars is a KZfaq channel all of it's own. 🤣

So loved that video. Hope the straw mattress turns up trumps, 😊 I would use the honey mixture topically rather than eating it. Maybe on your hair, or hands. As a district nurse, we used honey on wounds as a great antibacterial base, wounds cleaned easily and healed quickly. Maybe put some in soap and use on hands or feet. Love your enthusiasm with things you find and preserving or restoring some is a great idea.💚

I love your work 😂

Happy New Year to you two intrepid taster of strange bottles 😅 Glad you didn't try the beetroot 😂😂 Can you freeze them, I wonder? This year should be a very special one with the house renovation beginning. Very exciting❤❤❤

Emeğine Sağlık bu güzel vlog ve video için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler 👍👍👍👍

Honey never goes bad. If it's molasses you can make a plant pick me up solution.

fun episode. Brave of you both to taste those jars of something. It did make me laugh, as I probably would have done the same. The poor beet root. lol. But your garden still gives you vegetables and fruit in January. How wonderful. Have you grown coriander? I had a disaster trying to grow it in the hot summer in Italy. It died and returned in the winter. shocking. Thanks for showing us around again. Looking forward to more soon.

Puede ser arrope ( así se llama en Argentina). Es un concentrado de frutas y sus azucares, de consistencia de melaza. Se puede hacer de tuna, de caña de azúcar, de uva, etc

What fun to try the clothes on!

Hi, I only discovered your channel a couple of weeks ago. I have been binge watching and really enjoying getting to know you both. I'm actually a little sad that i now have to wait for the next video, but I will certainly be staying with you to see the house renovation. All the best from a chilly Kent.

I believe you have found yourselves some homemade cough syrups…enjoy 👋😄🇨🇦

Luvd the fashion show😍 Meraid an I hav the same taste in car art ,nice head light!!! You sure do rock those bibs🤩👍🏻 Yall keep at it things are coming together!!!

Happy New Year to you both. My husband and I suggest that you filter the brown liquid in the jars and see what you are left with. Love your videos, keep up the good work.

😂😂😂 soo funny 👍

Thans 🥰

Dan that was the second best Freddie Mercury impersonation I've ever seen! 😂

Looks like engine oil, you are braver than I am...

honey and pollen and a few bees would be my guess for first the coffee jar. Why not keep a tiny jar amount and chuck the rest.

Beetroot ! Lol! 😂. After reading some of the comments re the mystery ‘ honey’, do you think there are or were quince trees on the property? They are quite common apparently . Cheers !

My guess is pomegranate molasses/syrup? It has a taste flavour as well as sweet…?

the winery barrels, the largest ones were usually made inside the cellar.

I read an article about finding intact champagne bottles in an old shipwreck. That, I would try. Brown stuff from a bottle? not so much.

Another great video from NV ❤. Clearly you have gourmet rodents that are quite learned about hoarded beetroot....lol

Happy new year Meraid and Dan

Happy New Year, wonderful funny video! Stay well

In Portugal when farmers or anyone who has an allotment and have big crops of tomatoes 🍅 they make tomato jam to keep and eat throughout the year. One of the things they put in it is lemon peel. Think that's why when you taste it, you have a citrus flavour in it. Don't eat it, it has obviously gone off...

I tend to agree with the moskonfyt answer as grapes are grown in those districts (I assume!) and that is one way of keeping it. Look at the bits in the jar, do they not look like grapes boiled off? Interesting I must say! Glad you did not taste the sausages in that old pot thingie!! Ha! Ha!

Se encontrarem uma moeda de 01 centavo, de 1922 - é muito rara e valiosa!!!

I think that what you find in coffe bottels may be tomatoes jam because my portuguese neighbours used to make it with mature tomatoes end of august.

That stuff could have been rat poison for all we know... How were you the next morning? L. Thanks for sharing.

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Loved this video so funny! I hope you have another video next week so we know you're still standing! Typically you store veggies in sand for one season the beets may have been good 6months ago? I envy your gardening season there in Portugal. However by the end of the season I'm ready for a rest from gardening. So I get my rest with shovelling snow here in Canada.😂Have a great week!

it is probable that in the 2 honey jars there is cooked grape must, in southern Italy it is used for Christmas desserts and biscuits

Good idea Sam. Its going to get cold here in upstate NY and I will be letting my faucets drip. My water bill is only 13.00 a quarter.Bless you and your family. Also have you thought about putting up thick blankes on your external doors. It helps with the drafts.

You folks are brave to taste that but you could boil it and see what is left.

Aos 9:00 são moedas do tempo da monarquia, o "Real" (Reis, plural) foi a moeda portuguesa, desde cerca de 1430 até 1911, após a implantação da República em 1910, a moeda portuguesa passou a ser o "Escudo" 🤑 Aos 10:32, isso é uma BOTIJA, era colocada na cama, com devida antecedência, para aquececer e manter quente a cama durante a noite. Era feita de cobre ou latão e enchida com água a ferver (para se manter quente durante toda a noite) e normalmente revestida com uma capa de tecido grosso para evitar queimaduras 🤓👋

So it’s easier to taste the honey or molasses with your glasses off - that’s a mixture of the senses!

I think the brass canister is a rolling pin which would be filled with cold water

Love watching this kind of video ❤

Thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love and bless you guys, you guys are so funny thanks 👍😁

Happy New Year! Fun vlog🎉

So exciting. ____

I would check out the price of that old auto headlight online. Vintage auto parts can sometimes be valuable.

Aguamiel!

Excelente 2024 ❤❤ grandes descobertas são um autêntico tesouro 😊😊

Hello from the Netherlands. My mother makes a delicious cake using agua mel. But I wouldn’t use the stuff you found in those Nescafe jars 😅

Well that was very entertaining 😂 As far as what to do with the honey?/ treacle?/fruity molasses? Empty and use jars to store your silver

Darn! I was hoping your sand storage experiment would be successful because I cannot grow beets year-round.

Is connoisseur Dan still alive??😂

That is tomato jam Very old!

I would never taste any of that! I don't know how you both did it! I hope you don't get sick. BTW l am Portuguese 😊

Should I not see you guys next week I will know that your taste test did you in! Happy New Year just in case!

A mim me parece compota de ginja. Um doce tipico português.

I think the previous owners were rich people, any idea who they were?

You're brave! Could the second jar be malt? I used to be force fed it as a kid! I'm still not keen...

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Well if we don't see you two anymore we'll know why😝

Could be jam , like tomato jam.

Could be melasses they used it a lot cause it was cheaper than sugar