Posted under: Cooking And Dairy, Homesteading
While I am a firm believer that the perfect gift is usually homemade that comes straight from the heart, I do believe store-bought presents can be just as meaningful and needed sometimes.
Which is why when Roots & Harvest reached out to me to try some of their products, I just knew I needed to say yes! Their products meet all the marks. Their quality is top notch and the fact that I can use them over and over again to bless my family is wonderful.
One area that I have been wanting to improve my skills in is cheese making. I can do simple cheeses that don’t require added equipment, but in order to make more complicated cheeses, I needed extra tools and equipment.
This cheese making kit is the perfect kit to get started. It has the necessary tools you will need to be able to make a hard cheese. And it wouldn’t be complete without a cheese thermometer. I have not only used the cheese thermometer for making cheese, but also to make yogurts and other dairy products! I am so excited to try the kit and start growing my skills in cheese making!
Canning and preserving is a huge part of how I run my kitchen. It is very important to me to grow and raise my own foods, but with that I need to be able to put up the bounty. Having the right canning tools makes the process that much easier and this double-spout ladle is amazing! It has an easy pour spout on both sides so you can easily fill all your jars with less mess.
These are a few of the items that I am using daily in my kitchen. There are so many items on Roots & Harvest that I am eager to try. The quality and sturdiness of their products meets my high standards and I highly recommend them.
If you are looking for that last minute Homesteader gift, look no farther! I am positive Roots & Harvest has something to satisfy every homesteader’s heart!
Hi, I’m Stephanie Haglund (@theranchershomestead)! I am so glad you are here. We are a cattle ranching family out in Missouri, raising 3 little girls to be the next generation ranchers. From riding horses, working cattle, gardening, and raising chickens and pigs we do a little bit of it all!