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6-pc. Canning Discovery ™ Kit by Ball®
Foodies who love new cooking techniques will appreciate this low-cost starter set. A modern product design and trendy recipes attract new consumers to try using existing kitchenware. Kit Contains: ...; See complete description »
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Foodies who love new cooking techniques will appreciate this low-cost starter set. A modern product design and trendy recipes attract new consumers to try using existing kitchenware.
Kit Contains:
Kit Contains:
- Polypropylene rack with separate, fitted lifter that works in large stockpots at least 7½" tall and 9½" in diameter
- 3/ 1-pint jars
- Illustrated, simplified canning instruction Recipe book
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Recommended By 96% of Reviewers
Rated a "Good Value" By 84% of Reviewers
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Great Kit
by Shelly, GA
May 18, 2012
This kit was really great and affordable. I wish it included the utensils so it could be a complete starter's kit.
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by Paula, NY
September 6, 2012
Had a big pot, so I was looking for something to put in it to try canning. OMG! this product is the best.
7 of 7 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »CANNING 101
by Karla, FL
August 20, 2012
i PURCHASED THIS "STARTER kIT" TO RELEARN, AND ESP FOR THE GREEN BASKET, THAT I thought was useful and would cost me probably also about $ 11.00. This is a BALL product. What I found out was that Ball?keri (spelling) tops and rings can not be used with any other Mason jars. This is ok, if you know this. So when buying Mason jars, check what company makes them and buy the rings ect with it The package came also with info about Pint sizes and the more ornamental glass jars. Nice for gifts. I am very happy with my purchase, I bought also a 4 Gal stock pot from Walmart that is also induction ready! My goal is to actually only can water for emergency uses, where first I boil the water, then can it. Should work. KW
6 of 9 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »Handle
by Lily, RI
September 5, 2012
This is a great value. If I could change the design slightly, I would alter it so the handle is more flexible. Right now, I need to use a HUGE lobster baek pot from my grandmother's basement so that I have enough height to properly seal and process my canning projects. This is due to the handle not being flexible enough to fit in a large soup pot (7inches tall and 9inches wide, and the lid adds another 2 inches of height- still not enough).
6 of 7 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »Canning jar holder
by Gloria, AZ
September 7, 2012
For small amounts of canning this device is pretty handy. I can use a smaller pan I have without pulling out the bigger one for large quantities. 1) What a great invention.
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