On behalf of all supporters. I would love to thank Christopher for not letting this channel die.

When she says "have a piece" at the end, how many wish they could have been there in her kitchen with her?

It’s strange how much you can miss a lady that you have never met.

She's like another grandma teaching us grandchildren how to get through this time we're facing.

“I don’t think you kids would survive.” She meant that.

Who else started crying when she was talking about how she was embarrassed of her patch and she started crying in school? Just me? Ok. I’m a mother of 2 and I don’t know how to sew for nothing. So yes, not everyone can do that.

This lovely lady is a national treasure. Thank you for keeping her memory and channel alive. RIP in Clara. We all miss you.

Most elderly get no breaks at the end of life...to see this woman active, doing what she can to inspire and educate all who watch is awesome.

"the depression started slowly. First you couldn't get this, then you couldn't get that, then the prices went up so you couldn't buy the stuff. They started laying people off." We're in for it.

She's helping us to prepare for the long depression.

This man is doing a right thing. This is how you Immortalise someone.

“I don’t think you kids would have survived “- Clara... Old coffee tin. Heed the words of those who have survived what we will endure.

KZfaq algorithm: this world needs Clara now more than ever before.

It's like she took a vacation from heaven and came down to entertain us one more time.

She is such a inspiration. Even after death she is still educating us. Missed but never forgotten

I love how she keeps the garlic in a repurposed little coffee tin. Just like my grandmothers used to do.

THIS IS THE CONTENT WE NEEDDDDD If Clara was still here, I bet she’d tell us to go get some dandelions and that we’ll be alright.

If the afterlife is anything like the movie Coco, this woman is rich af rn

When my nana cuts a loaf of bread while I’m near, she always reminisces and reminds me how her Spanish grandma would cut the bread. She’d hold the loaf on her chest and cut it towards her. It’s a wonder she never cut herself, my nana said. It’s the smallest and most seemingly insignificant things that matter the most sometimes.

I showed this to my wife to see her reaction, she was amazed how much Clara looked and acted like my mom. They could pass for sisters. Makes me miss my mom, she passed in 2015 at 80 years old. Thanks for the videos.

In our times of worry, we need Clara and her stories. She is a joy

I stumbled across this wonderful woman and watch every day right now. I have no living grandparents, and she is my Nana now. Thank you for sharing her with the world, we are thankful.

God bless. She looks a little tired in this one. I love her so much.

KZfaq showed me Clara yesterday, I thought she was still with us. Today it showed me that she passed a few years ago. I seriously cried. You remind me so much of my grandmother.

Watching Clara after so long feels like going home.

The KZfaq algorithm is paying its respects rightfully FINALY to a person who truly deserves it!

Absolutely love her. I know she's passed away, but I watch everything she did. Loved her pictures and her stories. RIP. beautiful lady.

“Let’s get started and make this garlic bread.” I don’t know why I found that so cute, but I did.

I actually started crying when she started talking. Rest In Peace Clara, you deserve a wonderful spot in heaven. With your own kitchen too!

"I'm slower, I'm lazier, I hurt". That right there sums up aging, lol.

as sad as it is that she’s gone, i think it’s a good thing she didn’t have to see today (corona).

I wish my grandma was still here. She had alzheimers and cancer. I was her caretaker the last 6 yrs of her life because the rest of the family wouldnt and wanted her in a nursing home. Her last 3 months they got their wish. Oh how I miss cooking for her and eating her food when I was younger. She'd literally make me anything to eat. Cherish your grandparents and family!! 👪 💞😪😭

I hope Clara in heaven knows that 50,000 people tuned in today to watch her make garlic bread and loved every second of it!

So I see some people disliked because they were crying too hard and couldn’t see the like button through their tears

I personally feel like the great depression might be starting up again because prices are going up and with all the sickness in animals and humans going up it's hard to get food and pay for heating and stuff again, but luckily we still will have the guidance of Clara, may she forever live on in our memories and with this channel

I enjoy her showing how, and what, they prepared for their meals during the depression but I could also just watch videos of her talking and telling stories about growing up during that time. Listening to her is comforting to me.

Everyone needs a Clara in their life... What a beautiful woman you are and storyteller!!!!

I love how honest she is with her "I don't think you kids'd've survived", you can really see the worry on her face after she says it though

I feel so peaceful watching her cook...it's like meditation.

When she said "son of a gun" it brought back good memories of my grandfather telling stories 💕

“I don’t think you kids woulda survived.” 😂 The truth finally comes out Omg I love this lady and this channel for sharing her with the world.

“It’s good, have a piece.” I wish I could sit at that table with this dear woman. Such a sweet soul.

“Have a piece” grandmas always tying to feed you 😂😂💙

2024...still really enjoy watching Clara cook. I love.hearing her stories of growing up during the depression, she is a lovely lady with the nicest smile. Thankyou for keeping these videos up and making them ...❤

Prices going up, people laid off, everyone going broke. They made it, so can we.

Who knew that an old woman making food could help me get through heartbreak.

I started crying when she sang The Old Gray Mare... God Bless Her in Peace...

6 weeks ago I was told to go home for the week as we were going down to a skeleton crew as an essential business. I realized the situation was bad and was thinking this is like the Great Depression, WWII and 9/11 rolled into one except for the human devastation. The first person to pop into my mind was Clara! I was binge-watching this channel like a year ago or so. That night while on KZfaq I saw here grandson was talking about rebooting this great channel with unaired tapes. How wonderful is that! This would be a walk in the park for Clara.

Everyone should be watching Clara at this time of the world

“I don’t think you kids would have survived” Damn, she’s right

We still eat like this at my house [2020]. It's called living tight. My grandpa grew up during the depression. Nothing special about living tight. Granddaddy had 7 siblings in the Georgia mountains. Respect though for her mental sharpness.

Love this woman. Her videos are like that favorite pair of pajamas or those comfy slippers or that blankey you have to have when you cuddle up on the couch with a good book! She brings me so much joy!

I'm just curled up in my bed just watching this as if this was a movie. This is an experience

God Bless this lady and her family she is still with us and passing on her knowledge and wisdom for many in need... Love her saying " you kids wouldn't have made it" lol thank you for sharing her with us.. GBU

When I was a kid in the 90s, I would help out my hometown American Legion unit. Seeing these videos of Clara reminds me of those times hanging with the elderly WWII generation. God bless you Clara, wherever you may be. Gone but never forgotten.

Still deeply missed, strange how people we may not even know effect us in such a powerful way, I never knew her, but in a sense i felt like i did, she felt like family. God bless, and thank you for showing us your knowledge, for what resides within it lies the reoccurring events of history that the knowledge you gave us will come into our lives for us to use.

Clara: "This is my special gift to you" Me: *starts crying*

When I was much younger, in my late teens and early twenties, I lived about a 10 minute walk away from my grandma's retirement home. I didn't ever visit her much in my youth. I convinced myself I was too busy or some stupid thing like that. To be honest, I just didn't know how to interact with her. I don't want to say I was afraid of the elderly, but being around them made me uncomfortable. Like looking into the future, one day I wouldn't be young and untouchable. Then I stumbled on these videos and really enjoyed them. They made me wonder what own stories my grandma had. So I started to visit her. Every Saturday. There was a flower shop between me and my grandmother's house and I'd stop by there with the tips I'd saved from my work (I was young and poor, just starting out on my own) I'd sit there with her and we'd talk over tea about her life when she was around my age. I did that for 4 years straight. She passed last February and it still hurts to walk past that flower shop. For fleeting moments, I think to myself, "I'll pop in there and get some flowers for grandma" but I can't cause she's gone. What I didn't realize until after she passed was that every Friday, my grandma would tell anyone and everyone in her retirement home that I was coming tomorrow. I miss you grandma. Edit: Thanx everyone for the likes and hearing my story. I didn't include this in the original but here goes. My grandmother had 5 kids and 16 grandkids and 20 great grandkids and 2 great great grand kids. Out of all the grandkids, the great grandkids and great great grandkids, I was the only one to get some inheritance money. Obviously the rest of my family got heirlooms and family mementos but before she passed she put money in an account for me so I could go on a missionary trip to South America. Traveling and doing missionary work really helped me heal and I didn't even get a chance to thank her cause I didn't even know about it until she had passed away. When I was a child, I sometimes thought she didn't like me because I was adopted. I know it's a silly thing to think but I wasn't blood and I was adopted at an older age, around 5-6. It wasn't until I was older, that we really became close. I wish I could go back, I'd spend more time with her. One day I'll see my grandmother again and I'll tell her how much I love her and I'll thank her for giving me such a wonderful gift.

I can listen to Miss Clara talk allllllll day long🥰 Her voice is so soothing and she has such humor and wit! Love hearing her stories!

Thanks for sharing your grandmother with us.

I started crying remembering my own great grandma (another who lived through the depression). She made these pickles that I loved more than anything in the world and even when she started to lose it to dementia she remembered that I loved them and she gave me the last batch she ever made. Several years later she died and I had lost the copy of the recipe she had given me. A year ago I sat down with my grandma (her daughter) and we went through all of the cookbooks she had looking for them (I knew the name was millionaire or million dollar pickles) and after an hour and 20+ cookbooks we hadn’t found it. So naturally I was upset thinking it was lost to time. Then my grandma remembered that great grandma used to clip old recipes or write them down and glue them to magazines. So she pulled out a stack of old farm magazines and the first one she opened a little hand written recipe for million dollar pickles fell out and I cried like a baby for an hour ❤️ I felt like that was my own little piece of my great grandma

Grandma Clara: “Don’t worry about it.” Me: “I won’t, Grandma Clara. 🥺”

I’ve just started watching Clara, and I’m really enjoying her. I love to find out what the food was like in the depression because people didn’t have much. I love the stories she tells about how she lived through the depression and what her views were. I could listen to her stories all day. Makes me miss my grandma. We should really sit and talk to these older people, especially a 92 year old. Their stories are intriguing and we would learn so much. I was just thinking what a 92 year old who experienced all of the history could tell us. They LIVED it! I think if I was a history teacher, I’d invite a woman like this to come to my class and tell her story and answer the pupils questions. Better than any book.

My greatgrandma just passed away this week and I was having a rough night. I stumbled upon these videos and I just want to say thank you. I feel like I'm cooking with an old friend when I watch these videos

When she said “Have a piece!” She sounded exactly like my grandma who was also raised in the Great Depression. She never really got over the Great Depression even though she was young. She told so many stories that started with “During the depression we...” I miss her so. I think this corona virus period will produce stories for future generations. “During the corona virus we...”

My daughter is due in Sept with my first grandbaby.... I wanna be a "Clara" to my new wee love.

Butter too hard Me: microwave! Clara: "we'll wait a while" Me: Awe, I'm so impatient I should work on that.

I love and miss you, Clara. I watched you from way back. You helped me through some rough times. I'm so glad you are coming back to help us through these new rough times.♥️

She’s the Bob Ross of cooking. She’s lovely.

I feel like the whole world needs a grandma right now. ❤

I love how when she tried the food she’s just like “good.” 🤣 she’s so wonderful

I absolutely adore this lady. I wish I could have given her a big hug 💛

Watching Great Depression Cooking in 2019: Boy, what a tough time Clara and her family had! So lovely of her to share these recipes from another time! Watching Great Depression Cooking in 2020: *takes notes vigorously*

Yes, Clara, we wouldn't have survived the Depression....We can barely stay in our homes during a pandemic.

Your videos all make me cry for my 4 grandparents who have passed on In a good and sad way. Sadly the generations that came after you didn’t pay enough attention. Thankfully my grandparents taught me everything. The only thing I didn’t pay close enough attention to was gardening. I’m ready to learn now however, bcz with the prices skyrocketing more than ever in my lifetime, my goal is to become completely self sufficient. I now have solar power, running water fed from my own stream, and my land is paid off. I love love love your videos. They just make me miss all of the stories my 4 grandparents used to tell me. I loved every single one they ever told….just as I love yours.

We certainly do need Clara now more than ever!!💗💗💗 Just love her!! Wish I could of known her!!!!💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

It's so go to see Clara again. It is like seeing an old friend and I missed her. My grandma was German but she was from tbe same era as Clara and this makes me feel like i am with her again. How i wish i had videos of my grandma. Thank you for sharing her with us.

“Cover it all with butter” Could there be a better sentence?

Love that!!! I love Garlic bread. I just had a hystectomy operation, still recovering here in the hospital. And just saw your videos yesterday. Watching your videos is like God telling me: 'I told you my child, everything will gonna be alright". Your videos soothes my pains. Thanks Clara in heaven!!

everyone’s gonna be relying on this series in a hot minute

This whole channel is even more relevant now

"That's the way it's supposed to look" "It is" AHHHH IM DYING SHE'S SO SILLY AND ADORABLE I LOVE HER 💕

I love Clara! Eternal Memory! I come to watch her channel when I need grounded.

I remembered taking so much comfort In these videos when the pandemic started and I've found myself revisiting a year later. Thank you so much once again for sharing your granny's stories

Her tips are going to be needed in the coming days, weeks, and mostly year. God Bless you for sharing.

13 people who disliked are sick, heartless individuals. R.I.P Clara, we will always love you.

I'm still watching Clara's video's in August of 2022, food shortages and empty shelves getting worse, I love Clara....and thanking her grandson for not taking them down. 📖 🙏 ❤

Hello! My kids and I were looking for meals to cook on a budget. We found Ms. Clara. Thank you. My son has a new Grandma in Heaven. Daniel is 9 and Nathaniel is 7. We are going to order her cookbook. May her spirit forever live on

Words can’t even describe how grateful I am for this. Thank YOU. How the world misses Clara so. She is a gift.

I hope Clara's family knows what a blessing she is during this time. Part of her legacy is bringing joy and smiles to countless people. God Bless Clara.

She humbled all of us. One of the sweetest woman I've never met.. I actually love her.. but then..after listening..how could you not!! Love you Clara!!💙💙

So comforting to see Clara in these troubled times! This is how my family makes garlic bread too.

Who disliked it and why. I just want to talk. 🤔

“i don’t think you kids would’ve made it” she’s NOT WRONG 😪

How cute was she? How l miss my Nanny! She was born in Italy in 1906. I would love to hear her voice again. RIP Clara and Mari uch!

What a rare gem Clara. They world needs here more than ever now. Mid 2022 n feels like we're heading into the Great Depression II.

She was born near the same time as Anne frank. Just finished reading her diary and it was amazing. Crazy how different things are now while still having the same ambitions as back then. What a lovely lady!

Thanks for uploading dunring these trying times. We need to stay positive and love eachother like they did back then.

Yes we need more Clara's now more than ever I hope her family knows how much she is loved ❤️

I have been watching her before the quarantine. Her recipes get me through the month. Also thank you Clara. I remember you when this happened.