There are many sizes of canning jars in metric and imperial measures. Standard imperial jars come in half pint, pint, and quart, and gallon sizes, and can be small mouth or wide mouth. Standard metric jars range from .20 to 5 liter sizes.
Jars come in different sizes.
It depends on how big the jar is. There are many sizes of jelly jars. A lot of jelly jars will say how much actual jelly there is in the jar.
Reusing jars, such as canning jars can be done indefinitely as long as there are no significant chips or cracks.Recycling jars by crushing and reforming the jar can also be done indefinitely with no loss in purity or quality. However, I'm not seeing notes of a loss in quantity which I'm assuming is small.
You can freeze many foods. Some foods can be salted. Canning or putting it into jars can keep many foods fresh. You can also pickle or brine some foods. Some foods keep well if you just seal them into plastic.
Many fruits and vegetables respond well to canning, especially those such as berries, peaches, apples, beets, cabbage, carrots, cherries, cucumbers, onions, pears, peas, peppers, and plums. One can also make delicious homemade jellies, jams, marmalades, pickles, relishes, and chutneys.
there are many different sizes
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My wife and I have been canning for over 20 years and we re-use our lids each year. Occasionally a jar will not seal (about 1 or 2 per year), but we have never gotten sick from our home canning. However, one must be prudent when opening a jar so as not to bend the lid unduly.
yes, many specialty glasses come in multiple sizes.
---- Spoons-- used for stirring and spooning (wooden spoons for stirring and packing; slotted spoons for lifting).Knives -- useful knives include a paring knife, a sharp chopping knife and a vegetable peeler Food Brushes -- used to wash food to be canned. Saucepans -- needed to heat lids.Measuring Cups -- used for dry (metal) and liquid (glass) foods. Sizes should range from 1/4 to 2 cups. Jelly Bags-- used to strain juice from softened fruit and pulp. Colander or strainer -- good for draining fruit or vegetables after washing. Tongs -- used to remove canning lids from hot water and putting the lids onto filled jars. Scales -- used to measure food by weight; it should have a 25 pound food capacity. Timer -- used to measure processing times accurately. Pressure Canner -- used to can low acid food. Can be purchased with weighted or dial gauges. Available in many sizes. Purchase a canner that can hold four quart jars or more.Boiling Water Bath Canner -- used to can acid foods. Adequate height is important. Crock -- used to ferment food in pickling; should be clean and free of cracks. Jar funnel -- used to avoid getting food on sealing surfaces of jars and helps calculate appropriate head space. Jar Lifter -- used to remove jars from canner. Wooden handles protect users hands from heat and the plastic coating prevents jars from slipping. Plastic Spatula -- used to run down sides of filled jars to release air bubbles without damaging the jar. Made of plastic. Jars -- For best results, use only canning jars. Jars come in a variety of sizes; select sizes that fit the needs of the household. Lids -- Only standard lids should be used.
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No, they are many different sizes