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How is food coloring not food grade?

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Where did you get the cubes of glycerin?

What a beautiful area! Thanks for sharing your adventure with us. Can't wait to see more.

I Had my heart ablation 2 weeks ago in Manila, 5 doctors were monitoring and doing the procedure, and if I recall they also had 2 of them training for this as the Philippine heart center is also a learning hospital from what I heard. Before the procedure one of them came up to my room and gave me instructions and told me what is about to happen once I’ll be in the room…it was safe to say I was in a pretty good mood(aside from being given meds for calming, I forgot the name 😅) since they are even singing just to relieve the tension and they are all very nice and reassuring I’ll be okay, once it was successful they all clapped, celebrated and greeted me with congratulations and I thanked them in return.

and on the G M R S side which it has you need a licensee for G M R S radio it's rated at 5 watts and will do 20 miles off a radio tower and I am licened for G M R read that in the bio

This is the best review ive seen for this device. That you.

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awesome trip

Thank you for taking us along with you.

Thanks for the mushroom lesson.

Great Jen- I stayed in Calgary for 3 weeks. I visited lots of places downtown ,markets ,zoo of course ,cricket grounds, Studio Bell,Stampede ,Calgary Heritage Park ,lots of Inner shopping centres,Peace Bridge and used the buses 🚌 plus climatised to a diffferent feel than the Uk 🇬🇧

Hello! Travelled from NB for a weekend camping trip in the Gaspe region. Stayed one night at the Port-Daniel Reserve…beautiful spot…then along route 132 most along the water to Matane, before heading south across back to NB. Nice quick trip with excellent weather.

Good evening Jen, that's a awesome spot your staying at. nice size of a trout take care

Wow some beautiful beautiful scenery. Thank you Jen for taking us along with you ❤

Thanks Jen,Steve and rice?🐕 for tagging us along the beautiful Quebec, So much to explore .Is it too much work to the name the poisnous / edible mushrooms 🍄 to help us along if possible? Native to 🇨🇦,just a thought - Thats your fortee Now 1st seen Fireman fighting local fires ,Jasper breaks your heart 💔 ...Great idea with the heated food storage ✅️ Long drives 🚗 for sure ,Sounds like 🇨🇦 Great trails 👣

Awesome!!❤🇨🇦 Steve!!💙

Interesting that the trout fishing is tough all the way out there in Quebec. Rivers are picturesque but that's a common distraction. I would recommend the lure i sent you with some worm added .But it is August .

Getting there was an adventure. What beautiful camping sites. Thanks for sharing such a beautiful hike on the trail.

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your adventure.

Outstanding job! We live in a beautiful part of the world!

What a gorgeous camping trip! It’s amazing how much untouched wildlife is in Canada. And the rock hunting in the end?? I’d love that so much!!

Very nice! I am stoked you chose Gaspésie, Québec for vacationing. 2600 kms is quite a long drive with the weather acting up, fires in Lévis, must of been very scary. Shame on me as I have never been there myself as of yet. Quite a few children at school have been over the summer, they enjoyed it. Looking forward to part 2! Thank you for taking us along 😊

Beautiful place! Thanks for sharing this with us!! Love the water views and rivers! ❤️🐾🐾🥾🥾⛺️

Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Gorgeous views! I'm from a long line of hillbillies here in the Appalachian Mountains of NC. About 20 minutes from the Linville Gorge & the App. Trail. I really miss camping. Unfortunately, I'm unable to go anymore. "What a drag it is getting old"! Tell Royce hey with a big ear scratch and your co-conspirator thanks for allowing us along! 👍👣🐾

Wow you did have a wild ride getting there! So glad you did get there safely for sure! Good to see Royce, he looks pretty smitten in is new jacket! Wine didn't come in small cartons like that back when i was drinking wine! That bag for heating up yur food is pretty nifty! I've heard some scary story's about the Appalachian Trails, so be safe out there specially at night! All yur campsites had beautiful views! It was nice of you to put the little trout back for someone else to catch if their lucky enough! Thanks for sharing!! ~~💙💜💙~~

nice video, thanks

I had my first one at 19. im now 35 and have just been diagnosed. options are a pill everyday for life or the ablation surgery. im scared. my attacks have been getting worse. last one was 246bpm for 57mins. i was alone and thought it was the end. ive been so worried about the ablation, hence why im here on this video. thank for documenting your experience. it's helped a lot.

Looks tasty , Lol not allowed to eat it on Keto ,Keep practising now 😁

What happened in the months and years after the heart surgery?

Thank you so much for sharing your ablation experience! Awesome video! I am scheduled for an ablation (due to Afib) in 48 hours. Listening to your story has been immensely calming. I am not looking forward to the surgery process, but to being on the other side of it! I’m glad your surgery experience & outcome was a success, and pray that God-willing, your renewed health status continues for many years to come. 🙋🏼‍♀️🇺🇸

Id just be cateful, cause some edible food dye can A: dye your hands and B: isn't necessarily 100% safe before baking. So watch out what exactly you buy. And i would generally avoid gel food coloring. Its usually wayyy mire pigmented and will absolutely stain your hands if you touch it 😂

I recently got a pan like this from my grandma and can't wait for cool weather to try it out! Likely with a big pot of chili simmered all day on the wood stove!

Thank you. Corn sticks and corn pones are more basic than southern cornbread.

I baked cornbread for my father. Used sugar and real buttermilk. We are from Texas. My parents and I crumble the baked cornbread into a drinking glass and poured cold buttermilk over it. Like a dessert for us.

Never made them! I do make cornbread in a cast iron skillet. Best with chokecherry syrup!👍😎🇨🇦

Looks tasty! I'm from Mississippi, so I'll give you the good ole Southern seal of approval on this. Folks here get really upset if you add sugar to the batter but you did it just right!

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Looks pretty yummy to me! Great stuff CJ 👍😃✌️💪❤️

Hey Miss Jen! Appreciate the video. You took me back to my childhood. Growing up on a farm was hard work but even as a kid, it was so enjoyable. Kids today think, how great everything is. They actually don't really know what great is. We made & grew everything. We grew field corn, oats & hay and made our own cattle & horse feed with a hammer mill ran by a '56 Chevy motor. We grew around 4 acres of sweet corn. Had a large family. But we'd take the sweet corn to Winebarger's Mill here in the mountains of NC and have meal ground on the spot. It's actually still in operation a today. Mostly a tourist thing now. We made our own butter, cheese, the milk and all thanks to our life giving cows. My Grandpaw would rob his bees for honey, not just to trade or sell, but for our sweet tooth's as well. ( Don't think that's actually a word 😁 it's just how we talk) Corn sticks plain were great with pinto beans and onions. Before we knew about Little Debby, there was my Little Grandmaw, & she'd coat them with the honey butter giving us a sweet & healthy snack. You took me back to memories I'd forgotten about & you made me smile. Thank you, I really appreciated the video! 👍

I gave up on one of those pans because it stuck, too. I should have kept trying! Those look delicious ❤

Is that like a fried corn muffin? Thanks for showing!

Hi Jen, i hope all is going well yur way! I love the sunflowers, they have always been my fav flower! Yum those look good!😋😋Thanks for sharing!

Nice! I'm from South Carolina and I'm telling you right now that you have got to try crackling cornbread baked in a cast iron skillet, it's absolutely delicious with a bowl of soup beans, crowder peas or chili and a couple pickled cayenne peppers and a spoon full of the pepper vinegar but you better have some Pepto on hand if you aren't used to the heat 😅 but it's so good it make you want to slap your grandma 🤣🤤 y'all hold it down up yander 👍🏻

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Yummy Jen!

Two weeks you got results?! I am also on the east coast of Canada and they just emailed me that my sample was received 5 weeks late! Over the chat I was told it's because sometimes they get more samples all at once or customs are delayed. Now it will take another 2-4weeks to get results. I'd say don't expect your results for 6-8 weeks if you are in Canada and bought this during the Prime discount or holidays.

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Thanks for your thorough guidance through this project! How heavy (g/m2) is the canvas fabric you're using here and how many meters did you start out with?