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Amazon.com: Presto 01781 23-Quart Pressure Canner and Cooker (in stock soon) $102.85

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Limited-time deal: Presto 01781 23-Quart Pressure Canner and Cooker https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0000...17YJXYDFZ9

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Sep 28, 2021 04:38 PM
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NEW0Sep 28, 2021 04:38 PM
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Like the idea of it... But don't know enough yet if I would use it. I am interested in healthier eating, but maybe via keto or bright line eating (no sugar, no flour)... Not sure how compatible this would be with those types of diets.

I saw that some people can jams, chicken stock, even meat... Again, need to know more... Would have to know more about potential risks, how the texture and taste changes, if there are cheaper alternatives that truly are as good and won't rust, etc.
Sep 28, 2021 04:54 PM
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AnthonyBCSep 28, 2021 04:54 PM
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Quote from NEW0 :
Like the idea of it... But don't know enough yet if I would use it. I am interested in healthier eating, but maybe via keto or bright line eating (no sugar, no flour)... Not sure how compatible this would be with those types of diets.

I saw that some people can jams, chicken stock, even meat... Again, need to know more... Would have to know more about potential risks, how the texture and taste changes, if there are cheaper alternatives that truly are as good and won't rust, etc.
USDA and lots of universities do research to share good techniques/ recipes for canning. This is a very well reviewed and used canner. Lots of tutorials available. There is currently a canning jar and lid shortage, mostly lids right now. This is also aluminum, which is common at this price range. Spending a lot more gets stainless steel.
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Sep 28, 2021 07:32 PM
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Quote from NEW0 :
Like the idea of it... But don't know enough yet if I would use it. I am interested in healthier eating, but maybe via keto or bright line eating (no sugar, no flour)... Not sure how compatible this would be with those types of diets.

I saw that some people can jams, chicken stock, even meat... Again, need to know more... Would have to know more about potential risks, how the texture and taste changes, if there are cheaper alternatives that truly are as good and won't rust, etc.
I have canned fruits for over 60 years. It is a lot of work. I would advise someone that is interested in saving money and eating do well to consider freezing foods with a freezer. It is so much easier although you pay for electricity. It takes so much less time. If you try freezing and don't mind the work canning is the next step. Dehydrating I would submit to you may be a much cheaper alternative if you can get food at sale prices.
There are two basic types of canning: non pressure water bath canning (90% of mine) for non alkaline foods (stone fruits like cherries, and peaches) and pressure canning (alkaline foods like beans). You have to have a place to store you jars. After I am done eating from a jar I then put it in my containers in my shop while most people have the convenience of just tossing the jar in the trash. Some of my jars are probably as old as 50 years. I do about 120 quarts a year (I used to do 200 quarts a year). If I didn't raise my own fruit I don't think it would be economically feasible. I mostly do it to save my fruit and to know what goes into my food. If you have any questions I will gladly answer them as good as I can. My $.02.
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Quote from NEW0 :
Like the idea of it... But don't know enough yet if I would use it. I am interested in healthier eating, but maybe via keto or bright line eating (no sugar, no flour)... Not sure how compatible this would be with those types of diets.

I saw that some people can jams, chicken stock, even meat... Again, need to know more... Would have to know more about potential risks, how the texture and taste changes, if there are cheaper alternatives that truly are as good and won't rust, etc.
I've gotten into canning throught the pandemic, mainly out of curiosity and convenience (Dont have to freeze, ready to warm up whenever I want). I mainly can meats, which you might look into for keto. Not gonna lie, It doesnt look pretty in glass jars, but it basically turns out like meat cooked in a slow cooker all day. Mostly use it in soups but pork turns out great for tacos, pretty much the best carnita meat you'll ever taste. Beef stew, chicken soup, etc. Pretty straightforward safety too. 10lb pressure for 75 min for pints, 90 min for quarts. Just gotta make sure to cook it long enough to kill off botulism spores, it vacuum seals itself when cooling so its room temp safe until you pop the lid. Youtube is a great resource for info. Anyways, this is a good deal for a great canner!
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Sep 30, 2021 07:17 PM
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soleekSep 30, 2021 07:17 PM
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is the deal expired?
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Sep 30, 2021 11:55 PM
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Sep 30, 2021 11:55 PM
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Quote from soleek :
is the deal expired?
No, it's still active. You have to go to "Other sellers on Amazon - Compare New (20) from $102.85"

There are two options sold by Amazon (not 3rd party sellers). The one with quicker shipping is $127.80. The one with November delivery is $102.85.
Oct 02, 2021 06:13 PM
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Croconaw88Oct 02, 2021 06:13 PM
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Not to TC, but this is a common price or maybe a bit below the usual. $199 is seriously inflated MSRP. Ace Hardware has a similar price all the time.

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Oct 11, 2021 03:49 AM
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all4tunOct 11, 2021 03:49 AM
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Deal is dead

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