Thank you, now I don't have to watch this pre-pubescent voice-cracking bore.

Thanks

Thanks for the list Kelly, very helpful...

Thank you!

Thank you 🙏

High cholesterol doesnt mean anything.

@@meatman3128 ok boomer!

@@Papichoochoo1969 he’s probably right, big pharma and doctors have lied to us ever since the lucrative statins came on the market. They are poison, I watched my mother, brother and sister deteriorate from using them for over 20 years. Poison.

High cholesterol 😆

@@meatman3128 regardless of your thoughts or opinions on cholesterol. I did drop significant weight

I agree!

Yes I have learned a lot and products are great that I have tried

It also feels like he is making suggestions based on pseudoscience

@@Jeanology nhnhnhh GB bag. a zoo

Who is V

Hahaha you’re not the only one but now I buy with confidence because I’ve been following Bobby’s advice and it’s been a great change for me and my family.

Yes, it's easy to go overboard at Costco, but I LOVE that store. They truly try hard to supply the demand, Costco dose an excellent job.

Same but I started going with a list and sticking to it and it has made all the difference! I also have the app and go off the current deals they have listed. I'll allow myself like one leisurely trip where I just skim through all the aisles and get whatever I want like once every couple months. I'm due for one of those trips when I get paid next week 😉

And definitely don't go when you're hungry!

Same here!

Keep it up!

He already has an almond milk video, I referenced it to try something new. (Malk - unfortunately I couldn't stand it and it was expensive!!)

Yes suggestions for lactose intolerant people or celiac

Great idea!

There are lists of foods online arranged by the amount of lactose present. Generally, with cheeses, hard and aged cheeses are zero or low lactose while “fresh” or soft cheeses are high. For other firms of dairy, the higher the fat content, the lower the lactose. For example, heavy cream has much higher fat content than milk so would contain much less lactose. Each person varies so you might want to look for the charts showing lactose amounts in foods and experiment very slowly to see what your tolerance might be. You probably know a few things you can eat with no or few issues so you can use those as a jumping off place.

Kiya, I have found that oat milk has more substance to it than almond milk and coconut milk. It’s my go-to for me. And yes, aged cheeses have much lower/no lactose so sharp and extra sharp cheeses don’t make my stomach hurt. Parmesans that are aged are great too! My acupuncture gal recommended anything at least 12+ months aged is ok. Hope it helps, just my findings that help me 😊

For me, it has wonderfully supplemented my Costco delivery m.o. in the time of the virus. (I've learned that at Costco volume, it works out that the markup is not that onerous vs. supermarket in-person prices.)

I'm near you, didn't know Wilcox made those as they aren't carried anywhere I shop at. How much, and are they good quality?

@@TR47 they have two dozen boxes for $6.98 I think it is so it's a really good price The yolks are really bright orange and the shells are strong so makes me think they're good quality pasture raised eggs. I found them to be on par with vital farms. Certified humane too so I take it they're not cutting the chicken's beaks off while they're alive

That’s my Costco too!

@@kathleenjones1399 High five!

I am a prime member i never know extra discount, how can I get 25% off please let me know thanks

@@moonriver622 you need to give them your phone number every time you shop, at the register-. When things are on sale you get an extra 10% of whatever sale prices they have.

@@Quenotelacuenten98 thank you so much

Thank you 💕

@@moonriver622 you need to have the app on your phone and log in. They will scan it and get your discount

Grass fed and grass finished are two different things grass fed is a continuous feed. of grass grass finished is only for six or eight weeks to put on weight

Hi Bluemilk- just wondering if silage is ok and a good “backup” source for the cows or are you saying it’s not a good practice and farmers should NOT use it? I just wasn’t sure by the way you worded your answer. Although feeding grain to cows as a very poor choice was quite clear! Thanks for sharing that information! It sounds like you know someone close to the source!!

@@elliemunn165 Hayage is grass. So it’s good. If you can find Greenfields butter, it’s 100% grassfed since all the cows are fed hayage in the winter. Silage can be all kinds of green matter, not just grasses, and is fermented. However, silage is better than grain by far.

Kerrygold products use milk from cows that only 90% grass-fed - 10 % - soy, barley and wheat - 3% of that is GMO. Kerrygold was sued for product misinformation and they have removed grass-fed label.

Hi Green Blood- In one of his many videos somewhere, Bobby mentioned that Kerrygold was actually 80% grass fed, so not even 90%! Apparently there is a new butter brand offered at Costco from New Zealand (and bonus- it’s under the Kirkland brand) that is 100% grass fed so better quality than Kerrygold at a lesser price. I went to our local Costco near Chicago and they didn’t have it yet so I am still waiting…..anyways, Kerrygold still tastes good and is basically very good quality compared to regular butter so I’ll just be patient 🙂

@@elliemunn165 90% that is official response from Kerrygold. 90% or 80% doesnt make much difference when you consume milk that was produce from GMO feed from cows that sit in barns for months during winter. One from New Zealand is 95% not 100%. 100% grass-fed is somewhat mesleadinding for New Zealand. Dry grass isn't technically grass-fed. Winter in new Zealand has freezing months so cows are kept in doors which means they dont have access to fresh grass so they eat supplemental feed One that Costco sells doesnt say that cows are not fed GMO which means they probably feed them some GMO soy.

You mean the fake stuff

@@Maverick-zy7yu It’s not fake - it’s just not from grassfed cows. It’s still butter. Fake is margarines and spreads.

I did not see that much difference I use sam's club

@Lizzie Beth For a naive guy who can only use a little at a time, how long does the Kerrygold last in the fridge (with no cheese nearby)? Thank you.

@@FirewindII I usually put it in the freezer actually. It thaws just fine and lasts a lot longer

Thanks for the comment. I wanted to buy it, but only thought of putting in smoothies which I only make 1 or 2 x a month. Bobby said to put in tea but I mainly drink coffee.

@@stamps4fungin You can put it in virtually anything, its perfect with coffee!

Agreed its definitely the best one. I tried the Sprouts brand one this week and it has such a nasty taste to it in comparison

Can you share how you can tell it’s working and how long it took to show up?

@@lamann2437 What do you mean?

I was introduced to Dubliner with a slice of Honeycrisp apple in a little white paper medicine cup -- a sample.

Late July also makes grain-free chips! We usually find them at Sprouts and they are delicious.

Unless I misunderstood, the pili nuts aren’t sold at Costco. They bought them from Thrive Market.

Or if you make your own salad dressings... But even if you only used half of the bottle, that would be the same amount of oil as the smaller bottle for $2.50 less. Maybe find a friend and decant half into a bottle for them?

I only decant a bit at a time into a glass bottle with a pouring spout. The rest stays in a cool, dark cabinet. I've been buying this for years and NEVER had it go rancid.

@@mecmaneen how many years does it last you ?

@@jkco4300 I usually finish it in 6 mos or so. And I cook for myself and my 15 yr old man-child.

@@mecmaneen I (solo) haven't either, but I, too, wonder... I keep it in an opaque bag in the seldom-opened cabinet.

What kind of milk should you be using to turn it into yogurt??

@@christopherkilian9763 well, you can use an ultra pastuerized like Fairlane for a cold start yogurt but I use regular grocery store pastuerized homogenized milk. I have used Trader Joe's organic because it's not ultra pastuerized using the boil method and it won't flop like other ultra pasturized does using the boil method.

I get the feeling he will do everything he hasn't done before.

I will have to try it! Yes, keto friendly coffee that does not stop your intermittent fasting may include Grass-Fed butter or Ghee, MCT oil, 100% cacao, cinnamon, collagen peptides. I am still learning and new to this ;)

You can use olive oil but I use avocado oil for heart better

I would say avocado oil because it burns better. Go to vistco