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We return to Grandma's Attic in 2025, after a new parish was formed combining three churches into one...and with that, malasadas has returned.

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00:00Nah, it's just kind of like cheap.
00:08This is the biggest I've ever seen the line.
00:10I missed it last year.
00:13You missed it last year?
00:14A wild Frankie appears.
00:15We thought for sure that this was over.
00:17Yeah.
00:18Closed up.
00:18The parish administration for this and several other Westport churches
00:22was combined into one group.
00:23So that meant that they're rotating the services between Our Lady of Grace,
00:27this place, and another church.
00:29They don't have enough priests.
00:30Yeah, there's not enough priests.
00:31But the headline, it did kind of come with the implication that churches were closing.
00:35Yes.
00:35But it's not true.
00:36It's not true.
00:36And I can't imagine any of them closing.
00:38Like, Our Lady of Grace is a Westport institution.
00:40Yeah.
00:41This is an institution to me.
00:43Do I smell malasadish?
00:44Yes.
00:45Is it fresh?
00:46They're actually cooking fresh malasadish.
00:48It's the first thing I noticed when I got here is the world is healing for me.
00:53Hi Gloria, good morning.
00:54They're cooking fresh malasadish.
00:56Do not smell.
00:57Do not smell.
00:58Are you not understand?
00:59Who did they import to do that?
01:01Maybe they got fresh ones.
01:02Fresh Portuguese gremlins?
01:03Well maybe, I don't know, maybe they came of age.
01:05Has this woman already bought herself a stock of board games?
01:07I have so many questions.
01:09Yep.
01:11Oh no, I think she works here.
01:12I don't think board games are one of those things that you have to, like, seize.
01:15No bell.
01:17Yeah, there actually really hasn't been, that actually is one of the things you say every
01:21year, along with what's the difference between a mouse.
01:24Are they ringing a bell?
01:26Whoa.
01:27They have a bell this year.
01:28That's very fancy.
01:29No bell?
01:29No gun, no bell.
01:31The thing about recording everything is you find patterns.
01:33I'm so sick of politics.
01:36Get politics out of the church, though, would you?
01:40Very out of date politics?
01:41Yeah.
01:41I do love these glass vegetables.
01:43That has, like, a kind of a severe appeal to me.
01:46Severe.
01:46You find anything?
01:47A stack of board games you can make off with?
01:49Lots of Keurig coffee makers.
01:50Nina's become one of these people that's pretty worried about microplastics.
01:54And so she's anti-Keurig.
01:56I don't think you can avoid them.
01:57Works just fire.
01:58At first I thought I said, works just fire.
02:01We've upgraded to LED lights at the church fair.
02:03You still using those little Chinese ones?
02:05I do.
02:05Well, the ones that I have are actually Italian.
02:07They're $100 a piece.
02:09They're definitely not Chinese.
02:10This is a premium designer Zaffrino Pina Pro cordless LED table lamp in brown.
02:16It is a beautiful lamp.
02:17I love the light it casts.
02:19It is truly lovely.
02:20Well, there's the Teemu one.
02:21Yes, the Teemu equivalent, which still I don't use.
02:24The fake Chinese knockoff of the Pina Pro LED.
02:28I have one of these and I kind of love it.
02:30It's a tablet holder.
02:31You have several different angles you can put the tablet there.
02:33It's kind of nice.
02:34Look, John.
02:35It's in pretty good condition.
02:37It's PS2, yeah.
02:38Oh, PS2 rather.
02:38What about this over here?
02:39This seems like something Gloria or Nina would like, actually.
02:42Oh, God.
02:43The terrible word art.
02:44They've laughed, Lord.
02:45T-L-D-R.
02:46Yeah.
02:46Always remember, you are braver than you believe.
02:48You are stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.
02:50Is that a Winnie the Pooh thing?
02:51Is it?
02:52You're braver than you believe and stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.
02:58I would have liked it much more if it was Winnie the Pooh themed rather than silver
03:01glittery.
03:02How would you think the author would feel about his quote covered in glitter?
03:05Super cute Easter decoration.
03:07It's very busy.
03:08It's an Easter tree.
03:09I really like it.
03:10Is it a pack of DVD-Rs?
03:11Yeah, never used.
03:12Just a bunch of Altoid tins.
03:14What is this?
03:15Fascinatingly beautiful wooden box.
03:17Oh, it's a free hat.
03:19Oh, it's just a beautiful like handmade wooden box.
03:22Holder of stuff.
03:23It's the 25th anniversary of the year I graduated.
03:26It would just be 25th anniversary year round in your kitchen.
03:28Didn't we have this hat?
03:30Yeah, but we have a clean version.
03:32The clean version, not explicit.
03:33The lamps and hats section.
03:34Lamps and hats.
03:35Is it speaking to you?
03:36It is a little.
03:37Set of four, $25.
03:39Dude, is that a sled?
03:41I think it's for the snowmen.
03:42So you take your fake snowmen and push them down a hill.
03:44Isn't this cute with the little one?
03:46I do kind of like that one though.
03:47The flat one with the lighting.
03:51It's just kind of like cheap.
03:52This one gets traffic.
03:54It does get traffic.
03:55Maybe just the consistency year after year.
03:57How much stuff do people have that like this much exists every year?
04:02A lot of people are trying to offload a lot of stuff at all times.
04:04Yeah.
04:04Because you can't take it with you.
04:05I like that this year there's an aisle here.
04:07Normally it's like more compact.
04:09Make like a tree and get the hell out of here.
04:11With which to beat your husband?
04:12Yes, if you, or you know, or vice versa if you like.
04:15Are you swanky?
04:16Yes.
04:18Oh, these fans are, are bulletproof.
04:20You can't really get good ones of these anymore.
04:22These double nine inch window fans.
04:24They are just the best.
04:26But in a world of mini splits.
04:28In a world of mini splits, I'm a double, I'm a double nine inch window fan.
04:32We have the Babe Country Cookbook.
04:34Don't tell me this is how to cook bacon and stuff.
04:36That would be terrible.
04:38I don't like that messaging at all.
04:39Like should only be things that a pig would like to eat himself.
04:43Exactly.
04:43People spend exorbitant amounts of money on streaming services to watch that very show.
04:47Yep.
04:48Just buy the DVD.
04:49No, you could buy the whole thing right here.
04:51DVDs are a dollar each.
04:52Right.
04:52What, seven bucks?
04:54You could have the whole office.
04:55And then you don't have to stress about which streaming service it's on.
04:57No, you don't have to worry about the billion dollar deal to have the office for five years.
05:01Exactly.
05:02Does all this slightly remind you of Portobello Road, Jonathan?
05:05Portobello Road.
05:07Yes, I do.
05:07Now Frankie's going to have to source the clip.
05:08Tell me when to stop.
05:09Right there.
05:10Rings down there.
05:11Rings.
05:11Oh.
05:12Wrong.
05:13Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun.
05:16So, okay.
05:16We got one.
05:17So, where's the old man who tells you?
05:19Yeah.
05:20Hey, Gloria.
05:21You found the golden plates?
05:23We've been missing all this time.
05:24I feel like we're moving quick.
05:26We're moving pretty quick.
05:27I'm going to go look through the softs.
05:29Soft-a-stries?
05:30Soft-stries.
05:31My favorite granny square I've ever had came from a church fair.
05:34Do you ever consider your nephews when shopping?
05:37Yes.
05:37They have a bit of stuff overload too, you know?
05:40I'm working my gifts to be more personalized and customized.
05:43Yeah.
05:44Like, you'll read them a book and then there'll be no trace of the gift.
05:49Yes.
05:49I'm actually working on making my nephew a book for his birthday.
05:52It's going to be really cute.
05:53Yeah?
05:53Yeah.
05:54I'm using AI to make all the art and I'm writing some text.
05:57I'm sure he'll throw it out.
05:58He'll go, ugh, AI sloth.
06:01Do you know how hard it is to get AI to generate 24 pages of images that are stylistically consistent?
06:06Oh, totally.
06:07I've done hundreds of generations.
06:09That's not what it's good at.
06:11Three dollars.
06:13Two dollars.
06:14Could get worse.
06:15Some Sharpies and other misc markers.
06:17Look at all those scissors.
06:18Yeah, kid scissors.
06:19Five dollars for like a ton of pairs of kid scissors.
06:21That's really good.
06:22You buy a lifetime supply of crafting.
06:24They're the design scissors.
06:27Design scissors?
06:28Yeah.
06:28Oh, yeah.
06:29Oh, they're cut out.
06:30Oh, the kids would love those.
06:32Yeah, those are great for camping.
06:33I wish they'd kind of divide it into two bags.
06:35I don't need like...
06:36Yeah, those are different designs.
06:38Oh, they are all different designs.
06:39That's fine.
06:39I'd get them, but I already have some.
06:42I think the kids will really like that.
06:44Okay.
06:44Deal.
06:45What's this item?
06:46It's 30 dollars.
06:47What is it?
06:48A nice looking box for 30 dollars.
06:51What is it?
06:51It's sealed and new.
06:52Why is it fake surveillance?
06:54It doesn't have any electronics.
06:55It doesn't actually surveil.
06:56It's a toy?
06:56Just to make you think that they're surveillance.
06:59Oh my gosh.
06:59Are you not familiar with that genre of product?
07:01My kid would love it.
07:02Where's my kid?
07:03A super cheap Instamatic camera.
07:06Hey, now watch out of here Instamatically.
07:08What's this thing?
07:09Handsome for your little table.
07:10Already, Frank, it's thinning pretty quick.
07:12Yeah, yeah.
07:13Cheese spreaders.
07:14They're super cute, but when the heck do you use those?
07:17One day or...
07:18Easter party.
07:18And they don't sit well.
07:20They don't have a stand.
07:21I'm back to this thing again.
07:22You gotta be kidding me.
07:26That's a...
07:26That's a waste.
07:27Look at this thing.
07:28What is it?
07:29The excellent website.
07:30AwayWithGeese.com.
07:32A geese removal device.
07:37That is a device I have never seen before.
07:40I've never heard of.
07:41Away With Geese is a solar powered light that charges all day.
07:45And then when dusk comes, it starts to flash a subtle orange light every two to three seconds
07:52throughout the night.
07:53Each light covers a hundred yard radius.
07:55To you and I, it looks like somebody's lighting a cigarette.
07:58But to them, they can't sleep for the night.
08:00And now that I know one exists.
08:02I don't have a geese problem.
08:03I have a deer problem.
08:04Well, do they have a way with deer.com?
08:06I wish they did.
08:07VamooseDeer.com?
08:08I feel like going outside and taking a look at the children's toys.
08:11We were coming over to the kids' house.
08:12There was a fake security camera.
08:15It's all toys.
08:15For two dollars.
08:16Can I see it?
08:17Because you're right about liking it.
08:19I would like it.
08:20Yeah.
08:20Fake surveillance camera.
08:21Now let's open it up and see.
08:22Oh my gosh.
08:24Want two?
08:25Oh, and you get little signs?
08:26What?
08:26Wait, whoa!
08:27Oh, she's going to love that.
08:30Yes.
08:30Please.
08:31Please.
08:31Oh, you get two?
08:32You get two.
08:33So you can put one in the room, one in the hallway.
08:35Two in one deal?
08:36Yes, please.
08:37A buck for each.
08:38And a free box.
08:39And a free box.
08:41In the future, we got to think we should bring a tote bag.
08:43I always come in here and be like, I'm not going to get anything.
08:45I don't have room for anything.
08:46I don't want anything.
08:47You always get something.
08:48Somebody donated a huge box of, like, craft supplies.
08:53Where's this going?
08:54I don't know yet.
08:54You just know you need a blanket?
08:56Like, in my head, it goes on the bed in the guest bedroom.
09:00And we don't have a guest bed.
09:01The guest bed?
09:01Two reps.
09:03Candy cameras!
09:04I think you have to move it because it's on yours.
09:07The yellow guys are all yours.
09:08So it really goes like this.
09:10Aha.
09:10I have the advantage because it's rolling that way.
09:13I see you guys over by the blank tarp.
09:16I found this.
09:17And I said, John, what are the odds that there's going to be a piece missing?
09:20And I was like, oh, no.
09:22A hundred percent.
09:22Wow.
09:23Sealed.
09:23So for two bucks.
09:24How about some filthy board games?
09:26Ah, sure.
09:27Nina, what have you got there?
09:28What items do you have?
09:29Ooh, a winsome wood table.
09:31Which she'll actually use for sitting and doing crafts or eating in the living room.
09:34Gloria has purchased something.
09:36Yeah.
09:37Of course.
09:37We need fake surveillance.
09:38I bought money.
09:39You want some ice cream?
09:40Oh, I got fooled.
09:42Headbands.
09:43Made popular by, like, Ellen DeGeneres.
09:45Oh, yeah.
09:46Actually, my therapy teacher has that at my school.
09:48Is that right?
09:49Like, we got to chill out.
09:50Let's do some headbands.
09:51How terrible.
09:54I kind of like the phrase.
09:55It's not actually not that bad.
09:56It's not that bad at all.
09:57I think it actually kind of suits you.
09:59Really?
09:59Should I go for it?
10:00Should I grab this hat?
10:01Where would you wear it?
10:02That's the question.
10:02In the sun.
10:03Sure.
10:04It's kind of cool.
10:05Do I look like Rose the hat?
10:06Yeah, you do.
10:07That's my first thought.
10:07I know some things, but I don't know the answer to my-
10:11This hat is 80% wool.
10:13This is actually a wool hat.
10:14Not exactly for a warm day.
10:16Why do you think hats were invented?
10:18Exactly.
10:19Was it for fashion?
10:20Was it for-
10:21Was it for Abraham Lincoln to rise?
10:25Um, for him to rise.
10:26May I please have this?
10:28Sure.
10:29I'm checking out anyway.
10:30Have ever in one of these videos, have I ever told the story of how I sustained a moderate injury here?
10:35You did.
10:35Okay, good.
10:36I ran into one of those fence poles, got a big scar on my leg.
10:41Is it still there?
10:42It's still there.
10:42I'm not going to show it to the camera because it's a little high.
10:44Maybe I've never told that story, but we have been doing this for a long time.
10:47We've got it.
10:47Two dollars.
10:48Two dollars.
10:49We have some celebrities at the annual church fair.
10:53Well, I came here today thinking that I wouldn't have room in my apartment for one more thing,
10:59but I saw this kite and I saw this 3D puzzle and I just had to have it.
11:05You hear that?
11:06He just had to have it.
11:08Our new catchphrase.
11:11I just had to have it too.
11:17Oh, the timing.
11:18I saw this hat and I just had to have it too.
11:22You just had to have it?
11:24Well, if that's all you had to say, there's going to be some consequences.
11:29Ah, it's bull!
11:30Well, it's about that time, the first August of every year, and John sits on the wall.
11:35It is about that time.
11:36Wait, can I interview John?
11:37Please.
11:37John, how do you feel?
11:38I feel great, Gloria.
11:39I've just bought some scissors.
11:41Did you have to have it?
11:42I had to have it.
11:43All right.
11:44Oh, I got to get B-roll.
11:45Fresh B-roll.
11:46Last year, I had to cut together a montage of, uh,
11:49And I don't want the world to see me.
11:53Which I loved, by the way.
11:54It's one of my favorite songs of all time.
11:55Is it really?
11:56We didn't know that, yeah.
11:57You know, eventually, Frankie, certain aspects of the church fair are going to disappear
12:01due to lack of new blood.
12:02I think the molasadas may be one of them.
12:05I don't know.
12:05The interest looks high.
12:06The interest is not the problem.
12:08It's the old ladies.
12:09Sadly, they're not cooking the fresh here.
12:11I don't know if they're cooking the fresh inside.
12:12I'm not sure this was made fresh.
12:14It's very cold.
12:14It's a little rubbery.
12:16It's not warm.
12:16That adds a lot, I think.
12:18It's just not fresh at all, and you know.
12:20Cause I want you to know who I am.
12:42Gotta get some nice footage of this.
12:44We didn't have it last year.
12:45I'm so glad to see you back again.
12:47If I'm still alive, I'll come back again.
12:49If you're still alive, you'll come back.
12:50This is a young group.
12:51I hope this will give us another, you know, revival.
12:56It smells super good.
12:56It smells like sugar, dude.
12:58Sugar and bread.
12:58What did we learn?
12:59They said from now on.
13:01Fresh made on site.
13:02From now on.
13:03The story was actually really interesting.
13:04Because of the combined parishes, the folks who were making some of the molasadas are from St.
13:08George's, and they asked at St. John's if anybody knew anybody who cooked molasadas,
13:14and they found folks at St. George's.
13:15So there's now consolidated molasadas efforts.
13:24Look at this.
13:24This is a special moment.
13:25How's the business so far today?
13:27Doing good?
13:28Have you made a lot of comments about oxygen?
13:31They're all different.
13:32Yeah.
13:32You just asked the molasada doughboy question.
13:35You did?
13:35I had to know.
13:36And what was the answer?
13:37This is sugar.
13:38More sugar.
13:38What is the difference between a molasadas and just a doughboy?
13:42I think that has more sugar.
13:45More sugar.
13:46Now what's the difference between this and like a doughboy?
13:49This is a lot more dense.
13:50Yeah.
13:51I asked this every year.
13:52It's the hydration.
13:53There's more water in it, so it creates a thicker, more dense dough.
13:56What is the difference between molasadas and just a doughboy?
14:00This one has more sugar.
14:02Give that man his molasadas.
14:04I want to go sit on the stoop and eat a molasadas.
14:06Oh, by the way, John.
14:07Yes?
14:08There's something behind your ears.
14:11Whoa!
14:12Is there anything you want to say before you take that first bite?
14:15I'm so glad it's back again.
14:20Heaven.
14:21Yeah?
14:21Yeah?
14:22It's hot.
14:22It's got wonderful texture.
14:24It's got plenty of sugar.
14:26It's so good.
14:27It's nice and soft.
14:28It's got rubbery.
14:29Look at the excess of sugar.
14:30It's just flopping off.
14:32It's going on my foot.
14:33You're ruining my shoe.
14:35Just a cute lady waiting for molasadas.
14:38How do you feel about the three bucks?
14:40Can I do it?
14:41I'm fine.
14:41When you were threatened with its complete absence.
14:43Maybe that's the way to get me to pay more for everything.
14:46If you've got to take it away for two years and replace it with utter sh**.
14:49Sorry, I don't need to call.
14:50I mean, I'm sure these were made like this morning, but...
14:53No.
14:53We were made yesterday.
14:54You didn't?
14:54Get right in there.
14:56Come on.
14:56Get it.
14:57It's okay.
14:58I could have sworn she's had this before.
15:00And liked it.
15:00I have never ever fed a child like this ever.
15:03So this is...
15:04You love it?
15:04It's actually like it's true.
15:05The freshness is peak.
15:07Like you don't want the sugar to like absorb the oil.
15:09That's exactly right.
15:10And become like a glaze.
15:11You don't want a glaze.
15:12You want the actual crystal sugar.
15:14Three bucks.
15:14He was saying the way to make him pay triple the price is take it away for two years.
15:19Do you think that was an intentional marketing?
15:21No, I do not.
15:22I think the supply was gone and your demand went up.
15:25And what happened to that price?
15:26Three bucks tripled.
15:27Yeah, if it sits and the sugar starts to melt and mix with the oil, it gets like slimy glaze.
15:33You're right.
15:33It gets rubbery.
15:34It gets chewy.
15:35It gets dry.
15:36The word rubbery does not come to mind whatsoever eating this, right?
15:39No, no.
15:39It is like a sugary, not buttery croissant.
15:43It's very glutinous.
15:44She said, do you eat a lot of gluten?
15:50I don't know what gluten is, but yes, I would say yes.
15:55It's got a very stretchy bread texture.
15:57That, I think, if someone was going to answer Matt's question correctly,
16:01I think that's what makes the difference.
16:02The high gluten flour.
16:04All the amazing cookies.
16:12Oh, it's an outdoor shower with plumbing instructions, do you know?
16:15Oh.
16:15Now, with plumbing instructions.
16:17Yeah.
16:17Before, you had to walk around in the dark trying to figure it out yourself.
16:19Autodidactic outdoor shower.
16:22You ever see that infomercial for the grab it?
16:23Yeah, I have three.
16:24Do you have a grab it?
16:25Yeah.
16:25I had one at work to steal things out of the trash bin.
16:27You know, I've used a ruler too many times to get stuff under a couch.
16:31I'm not quite as lazy as you might think.
16:32I do use it for like things that are way too high.
16:34Or like when I'm picking, cleaning up in the yard, picking up sticks.
16:36Like to not have to bend down 3,000 times.
16:38How do you feel about this charcuterie for dummies?
16:41I can figure out how I went to put cheese in my tummy.
16:44We've put our name and address on a lot of these over the years.
16:47I've never went anything.
16:48I wonder if they even do the drawing, but this is a really cute cow.
16:51I like that its hair is in its eyes.
16:53Yes, it's emo, but yet it's clearly not because it's so flowery.
16:57I'm going to take a picture and show my nephew and he'll love it.
16:59This is a distinct Christmas style that I thought was like gone from...
17:03Oh, it's Annalee.
17:05That's the name of the style.
17:06Now I know.
17:07But I've seen them for years.
17:08I always thought they were really ugly.
17:09Like not my style.
17:10Yeah, they were quite ugly.
17:11But they're all over the place, I guess.
17:13Tabestop cornhole.
17:14Look at these adorable little corn bags.
17:17Weighted blankets.
17:18I don't hear much about them.
17:19Kind of just become a commodity item like everything else.
17:22There's a big craze for a while.
17:23People like their electric blankets, don't they?
17:25Yeah.
17:25I wonder...
17:26There must be weighted heated blankets.
17:28How many attributes can you stack on your blankets?
17:30Like weighted, heated, air-cooled...
17:33Yeah.
17:33...summertime, wintertime, after fluffy, down...
17:35Cheese stuffed.
17:36Cheese stuffed, yeah.
17:37Deluxe, supreme.
17:38Yep.
17:39With olives.
17:39Deep pride.
17:42True or false with a bell?
17:43She figured out a way to operationalize the bell into a game.
17:46Good.
17:50They're going to think that it's four orders up.
17:53Just like with me, part of the joy of everything that Matt buys now is the joy of the deal.
17:58The joy of the deal.
17:59I get myself a kite.
18:01It's a beautiful kite.
18:02We went to the Westport.
18:04They're calling it church fair.
18:06It's called thrift.
18:07It's a bunch of old stuff in a bag.
18:08It's called...
18:08We like to do a little bit of thrifting.
18:10This is round two.
18:11This one is fluffier.
18:12For me, that appeals more.
18:14I love the additional rise.
18:15Nina, how's your second Malasavage?
18:17Better.
18:18That's another year at Grandma's Attic.
18:20On the count of three, we're all going to say,
18:22we just had to have it.
18:24One, two, three.
18:25We just had to have it!
18:28You just got ice-punched!
18:30When everything's made to be broken, I just want you to know who I am.
18:42รณ
18:45I love you, man.
18:53I love you, man.
18:54You're welcome.
18:56I love you, man.
18:57I love you.
18:58I love you.
19:00I love you, man.
19:02It's better for you.
19:04I love you, man.
19:06Here you are.
19:07I love you, man.
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