How to seal a mason jar WITHOUT an electric vacuum sealer.
I didnt need a big expensive Foodsaver Electric Vacuum Sealer. This automotive vacuum pump and wide mouth mason jar sealer works well for the one thing i need it for... sealing food for storage in glass jars.
This is also good for disaster preppers and SHTF food storage that works even when the electricity goes out.
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That's way cool! Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThe automotive vacuum pump from any good automotive store, he did mention Harbor Freight.
ReplyDeleteThe wide mouth vacuum sealer, do a Google search for "wide mouth vacuum sealer".
Very cool-- but stupid question-- can you use this for sealing non-dry goods? The demo uses dried tomatoes-- but would this work for wet canned goods? I'm still finding my way around a canner. THANKS! ~Jessie
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ReplyDeleteI would have to say that this would only work well for previously dehydrated foods, as far as "wet" foods I would stick to traditional canning methods for the assurance of heat sterilization.
I love this idea and can't wait to try it out. thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a neat idea and saves a heap of money as I don’t have to go out and buy a FoodSaver electric vacuum sealer now. I checked the prices out and they are quite expensive, a bit out of my price range to tell the truth, so this blog came along at just the right time.
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