What Reddit Says About Canning Apps

The “about app” section begins with: “Welcome to the "Canning Timer & Checklist" app (PNW689), which contains abbreviated checklists to guide you through the steps to successfully canning vegetables, fruits, meats, and seafood.

I use a general recipe app called paprika. ... I use Paprika for all my recipes, canning or otherwise. It's an amazing tool. I'm a Paprika evangelist, it's changed the way I meal plan, shop, and cook. Best $4 or whatever that I've spent.

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Could someone please post the pepper relish recipe from the ball canning books? I’ve lost my book and really need asap. Good karma your way :-) ... Blue albums. ... Card I designed for Blue! ... FAR review books query - LECPA Oct. 2024 ... To everyone that told me not to buy the 2000, I got a 99! .....

Bernardin, Ball, nchfp, Healthy Canning, are all good sources.

14 votes, 20 comments. I'm looking for websites with safe recipes for pressure canning. I used to use healthycanning.com a lot but noticed they have…

American Canning, we were able to get it up and running and packaging relatively quickly.

Lids for me are marked down right now even in the app. I just know my prices and I’m slowing adding stuff each week before the season ... Menards frequently has their 11% sale. I buy my jars there, and sometimes other farm/Amish stores have excellent deals. Check estate/yardsales. A lot of people pa...

My preference, and the one I used as a daily driver working for a mobile canning company, was a wild goose 4-head filler. The biggest advantage to the goose was the squeeze-to-adjust fill hoses, which regulate the fills manually.

All American is the best, as long as you don't need induction capability.

Check out Grocy. You can self host a server or run it stand alone. I use it for food and home supplies. It should work just fine for canning.

I get my recipes from a few different places, but I think the Ball Blue Book is a staple. Great for newbies, and has so many different options you're sure to not run out of new recipes to try long into your canning journey.

Wally World generally has the Blue Book over by the jars. They also have a website with more recipes and all kinds of help. Also try the University of Georgia's canning website. If you decide to get the Blue Book on Kindle, load it to a large ...

In my opinion with that size brewhouse its really hard to make canning make sense. ... Micro-canner Flex. Great customer service. All parts are replaceable from McMaster. Easy to run. Small foot print. ... We love our Wid Goose Gosling. ... I don't recommend Wild Goose.

Having a good grasp on the canning process, and the science behind why things are done the way they are, is very important. There's lots of good information on the NCHFP's website available for free. I also recommend Ball's Complete Book of Home Preserving, which contains hundreds of ...

In a country with 8 million ppl and 300 microbreweries, it’s not easy to sell. Especially when craft beers are almost luxury items here. For this reason, the recommended Cask or Wild Goose seem to be the best idea.

We run a 250CPM rotary krones and still bring in mobile canning a handful of times each year for nitro or other odd packaging that isn’t worth it for us to do ourselves ... This is true! ... I’d go wild goose, gives you more long term flexibility. If you buy a 2 or 3 head now and decide you need mor...

The price difference alone might be worth a look. Canny at $600/month is wild when you're small. What would make or break a tool for you - is it mainly the cost, or are you worried about getting locked into something overcomplicated? ... Very interesting. If you have to put it in one line what ...

bro I need so much reputation just to share pics and the people I meet there are like so dry like they send one word replies wth even though I try to keep a convo going like whats the point of being friends if youre not going to reply and then the gold bs and why are so many bottles of mine going to...

Well I think my boss likes the idea of the Codi line but he’s not in love with price compared with some other options. I know one of our mobile canning guys says he prefers The Wild Goose over the other line they use (ABE I believe) and said it’s very easy to fix if you have a problem.

It has custom domains, public roadmaps you can embed, and it’s more affordable than Canny. Pretty straightforward to set up too. ... I like their price plan. thank for sharing ... loomflows.com is like canny but users can create loom videos in addition to the annotated screenshots, etc. ... Featurev...

You won't be able to find a cheaper option- to safely can non-acidic foods to be shelf stable, you require a PRESSURE CANNER. There is no alternative. The "slightly different tool" that is "significantly cheaper" is not appropriate for canning ...