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All American Pressure Canner Review: Top Features and Benefits Explained

All American pressure canners are highly regarded by home canners for their exceptional durability, unique design, and reliable performance. Many appreciate the metal-to-metal sealing system, which eliminates the need for replacement gaskets and ensures a secure seal. The heavy-duty cast aluminum construction is praised for its robustness and even heat…
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Navigating the Digital Age: Embracing Change and Critical Thinking in Food Science and Preservation

In an ever-evolving field of food science and preservation, the journey from ancient practices to modern innovations is marked by a steadfast commitment to knowledge and process. This article explores the dynamic nature of these disciplines, while addressing challenges posed by online discourse, cult-like mentalities, and the importance of critical…
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Dry Canning versus Dry Packing

What is the difference between Dry Canning and Dry Packing? While there are many well-intended people out there, sadly there is so much confusion circulating the internet, I decided to clear things up a bit… For starters, the bulletin released a couple years ago by the El Dorado County UC…
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Is Digital Canning Safe?

The original version of a digital canner was the Carey Nesco. It has been on the market several years and is the first digital pressure canner with a PSI regulator. Starting as the National Enameling and Stamping Company, back in 1931 it is now simply the NESCO brand owned by…
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Raw Stacking Canning Method

Raw Stacking is a layering technique invented by Canning Diva for raw packing — where ingredients are methodically stacked in a specific order inside each jar before covering with boiling liquid. It’s ideal for recipes with multiple ingredients (like stews or layered pickles) and helps ensure consistent distribution and appearance.…
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