AlpacaChariot

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AlpacaChariot,

I’ve always been interested in the idea of canning, but it’s not really a thing in the UK. I know that veg is cheaper and gas is more expensive here than in America but still, surely it costs so much money to can things that you can’t be saving much? Is it only worth it if the produce was in season and therefore really cheap?

AlpacaChariot,

Totally get that. Much nicer to know you’re not eating too much processed crap.

Jealous of the peaches!

moving to the country, I’m gonna eat a lot of peaches

AlpacaChariot, (edited )

I’m in a rural area, it’s really not a thing! Especially not pressure canning with ball jars. People do make pickles and chutneys etc but those are preserved with vinegar and we use kilner jars with a rubber seal to store them. I’ve never once met anyone who has pressure canned vegetables.

AlpacaChariot,

HP are pretty awful when it comes to shenanigans with ink cartridges and all that, but HPLIP is great and deserves some credit.

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