Tips and Tools for Canning
jsmith
February 25, 2025
No matter where you are on your food preservation journey, a little guidance goes a long way. Here are our top tips and tools for canning.
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Having fresh juice on my shelves has been one of the easiest and best things to have for my children. Here’s how to make and can your own cranberry juice.
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Stocking Your Pantry: Tips for Using Your Preserved Food Wisely
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Are you in full-on food preservation mode? Here are some tips for stocking your pantry and using your resources wisely.
Everything Corn: Top Tools for Cutting, Shelling and Grinding
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From harvesting to preserving, we carry a variety of handy corn tools to help you prep corn from the cob. Here are our top 5 picks.
Unusual Food Preservation Ideas Worth Trying
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Don’t get me wrong, I love a good jar of homemade jam, but have you ever wondered what more you can do with your harvest than the usual?
Podcast Episode: Canning with Sarah Thrush
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Listen in to our canning podcast episode! Canning expert Sarah Thrush from Peelies N’ Petals shares tips and advice from canning berries to meat.
Canning for Beginners: 10 Things To Know Before You Start
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Want to learn how to can? Author and preparedness expert Kathy Harrison shares the ten things you should know for successful canning.
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January 31, 2024
While the effects of food inflation hit everyone, one of the best things you can do to combat it is to take control of your food supply. Here’s how.
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I like to keep my life as local as possible. I like to deal with local farmers and artisans and I know they would rather support me than a multinational. I like to know what I’m consuming and putting on my body.
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