You Won’t Believe How Good It Is | Pantry Challenge Week 8
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Here in the hills of Southern Tennessee, where a heavy frost will close schools, we use tractors with frontend loaders. Turn the bucket face down and scrape. When enough is scraped into a large pile scoop it up and put it where you want it. The good thing about having a bucket on a small tractor is, you can use it for so many other things on the homestead. Really, how many other things can you use a snowblower for. Big plus-you can buy the tractor first, then buy the loader later.😊
I've have used both a plow and used a snow blower for yrs. Up here in snow country of Michigan. Depends on snow you get and amounts. We can get a lot of snow! A plow is nice ! If snow is wet and heavy the snow blowers don't always want to work well. If you can afford it though get an old truck n put a plow on it and then get a small snow blower to clean up spots!
Snow plow is the better option.
Definitely a snow plow! My suggestion would be to keep up with the plowing as the snow can be overwhelming to work with once a good deal has time to build up!
The face you make when you nearly drop something, actually makes me burst out laughing I love it haha
Stick a snow blade on your side by side! (Coming from the mountains in Alberta) 😊
Another vlog filled with tasty recipes, thank you Becky! This Mainer recommends looking into a snowblower attachment for your tractor.
Did josh call Becky boo? Ah they are just the cutest! ❤
From a northern Minnesota native who moves A LOT of snow each year on a long gravel driveway…just get the plow attachment for your Ranger. I love mine! I can plow the whole driveway without any help from my husband if he isn’t home. It’s super easy to use! I would add that chains for your Ranger, if you have a steep hill, will also help a ton as well. Thanks for another great video Becky!! 🥰
Hey Becky! I know you guys got a side by side, if you went with the Polaris, I believe they make attachments that have plows. That way it is very little extra for you to get and store, and it is still far quicker to clear out than a snowblower! I hope this helps!
I’m in the market for a vitamix. Are you happy with yours?
Just get a blade to put on your side by side. You'll use the blade for more than just snow. And a snow blower is only good for the snow. Even though a snow blower would be fun too!
I couldn't help but giggle at the reaction to the snow….as I sit in my kitchen and look out at snow banks that are 4 feet high or more…
Your eyes tell it all! LOL
That first supper………..omg it sounds SO good!!!
For the amount of square feet you need to plow, get a snow plow, a plow attachment for a truck, or a little kubota
You might be able to get a snowblower or plow attachment for the side by side you're getting, maybe check with the dealer you're getting it from.
Hey there Becky! I'm a new viewer and I love love love your vlog! Thank you ! I live in the northeast so a lot of snow is not unusual. EXCEPT for this winter. We received next to nothing. You got it all girl!
Why do you not use your side by side its 4 wheel drive?
This FL Girl is oddly fascinated with reading the comments on the snow managing equipment.
that is not enchiladas, enchiladas are flat, you made Smothered Burritos
I made garlic knots for the first time a month ago. The recipe made 36 knots. I baked them all, but we only ate 12 of them and they were so good topped with butter and garlic. I put the remaining knots (without butter topping) in the freezer in batches of 12 wrapped with foil and into a freezer bag. I have since pulled each remaining batch out when we have had family over. I put them in the oven to warm, straight from the freezer in the foil they were wrapped initially. They came out perfect! I also changed the topping to half olive oil and half butter with garlic and we liked that even better! Thanks for always sharing great recipes and encouraging us to try something new!
I like kitchen shears for things like opening the cream Becky used. I am afraid of cutting myself! My Cutco Scissors are fab.
Love your show. Cant wait to see the baby.