We were sponsored by LDS church member to use home canning machine
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Food Storage Ideas; Can #10 cans at home
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We were sponsored by LDS church member to use home canning machine
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Cool, thanks for sharing
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@katzcradul Katz, it sounded like all the canneries were going to close the canning portion. From what I was told they have been having issues and will only sell via their welfare store. I am not sure if it will be open to non memebers. They were telling me that just to open their grain silo they have to pay $8,000.00 because it is a “hazard” to the environment because it makes a wheat cloud. Just several red tape issues like that across the board.
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@QueensCabinet Did you get the impression that it was just your local cannery that was closing?
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@ssamorgan2044 I ordered some shelf stable milk recently fro Dollar Tree online, they shipped directly to my store for free……it was a dollar a quart, but I heard that it was being discontinued. You could look online at Dollar Tree, it is the cheapest I have seen it.
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@QueensCabinet We do good to finish a half gallon before it expires. : ) Having powdered milk on hand has been a big money saver. I use it for cooking instead of buying fresh milk which we probably wouldn’t finish. I’m going to try the shelf stable milk soon to see how that works for us.
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@minbound Making hay while the sun is shinning. The volunteers at the cannery said they are going to be closing soon. That they would be selling pre packaged product through their welfare office. Not sure if it will be open to the public when that happens. I bought stuff in bulk and dirt cheap to can. Heck Freedom probably bought a home canner and is setting up his own canning company in his garage. hahahaha
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@queenscabinet I see someone is going to be giving Freedom a run for his money, lol. Nice job my friend.
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@DailyPrepper I can’t say enough about the generousity of the LDS cannery volunteers, they have helped my family so much. Big hearts for sure, Shelby
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@S1nn3r1 Thanks hope it helps. Shelby
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@LegendSexy Thanks, just showing what we are doing everyday. I hope you get ideas as I get plenty of great ideas from everyone here on youtube. Shelby
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@greatwf Thks
Shelby
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@ssamorgan2044 Vacuum sealing works good too, I do it with my dehydrated items all the time. You are right, I wouldn’t have to do much if I didn’t have all these men to feed.
Just got back from the store with 8 gallons of milk, hoping it lasts through the weekend….. sigh…..
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@TheZooKeeper33 I hear you, their price list is on prividentliving(dot)org Shelby
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@1930sgirl I am sure they would be more than happy to help you set up a canning session, can’t wait to hear how it goes. Shelby
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I live too far too but that was really interesting to see! I lived in Idaho Falls about 30 years ago and most of my neighbors were LDS. They were very generous and loving….big families and BIG hearts-3
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Thanks for the GREAT video awesome !!!
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@QueensCabinet Are the cans BPA free, do you know?
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Excellent! You are doing a bunch of awesome videos lately
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¡great!
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Congrats on how much you were able to get done! I do not live near a cannery, nor do I have menfolk to help with the work. (but I don’t have to feed any menfolk, either) I have to stick to vacuum sealing my food storage. Keep up the good work and great videos! : )
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Wow, that is great. I have a cannery 3 hours from me, but I haven’t been there yet. Trying to save up $ for the gas and purchases.
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I would love to do this too. My SIL and her family are LDS, so it shouldn’t be too difficult to set something up.:) Thanks, Shelby…I look forward to watching your videos.
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@GrammyTammi the cans were 75 cents and lids were I think 10 cents. I understand that there is a tool that enables you to re use the cans 3-5 times with a new lid each time, but I haven’t personally done that. The LDS cannery prices for the cans is the cheapest I have found, even on line. Hooooraaaaayyyyy on the Winco. Shelby
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@see3ga We have three boys that helped with the canning, bought everything in bulk so we got it really cheap.
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Hi Shelby, nice video, thanks for sharing. I have a couple of questions… Around how much do the cans and the lids cost? Can you reuse the cans by using a new lid? Thanks! Oh, and on another subject… we’re getting a Winco here in Las Vegas!
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