More tips on retort canning. Side seams and expansion can be an
issue this video will help to better explain that process.
issue this video will help to better explain that process.
Retort Canning of has NO Scientific data from the FDA or USDA for home canners. The concerns come from non acid foods such as meats! We are expressing our experiences, but by no way are these experiences authorized data. Can at your own risk!
As they say, "Re-Heat before you Eat" on any home canned product in glass, cans or retort for best safety practices.
All home canning is AT YOUR OWN RISK!
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I love your videos. I like the way you explain things so that it's clear for every newb of us. Thank you for that!
I am a 20 years old male so I'm not that good in a kitchen. But your advice on retort canning seems quite helpful, thx.
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