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. Im sure it is much more cost effective since you can make so much at one time. You probably dont have to buy canned veggies ever! That is so cool
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) Its so awesome that there are moms like us that like to do this forgotten art. Thanks
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I love it! It is hot and tiring but so worth it when you taste what you made and it is actually good. Any hoo, I made my first batch of cherry preserves and they were so good! I used the less sugar pectin and liked it much better than the regular one. I aslo can peaches, pickles and other jams. I was wondering if any of you lovely ladies also can and if so what. Also have you tried the less sugar pectin and did you like it? Thanks!!! ~B~View ThreadWomen's Health Newsletter
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