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Aili Offline
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11 December 2012, 03:13
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11 December 2012, 05:29
Good morning, Lady, and you are indeed most welcome to this forum.
Thank you for sharing these two pages. I will very likely learn something from at least one of them.
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11 December 2012, 07:08
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11 December 2012, 07:20
Hi Aili,

Housecarl = SealDriver on Survival UK Forums.....I'm very glad to see you here my friend and thank you for the links.

As I mentioned to you on FB 'Canning' is something that we don't do much of in the UK and I think that this comes down to cost. Like most things anything imported from the States is rather expensive due to import taxes which is a great shame because when I have been to America I found everything to be very cheap!

Cabelas is my favourite store in the whole world!!!!Big Grin

Anyway I think that we would all be very interested in learning a great deal more about canning, especially about canning safely, everyone always asks me the same thing 'but what about botulism'?Confused

Welcome Aili to this very British Survivalist/Prepper website. In the UK we have some very different ideas about the threats to the world, but we are also always glad to learn from our American Cousins.Smile


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11 December 2012, 09:29
hello and welcome from norfolkSmile
just read alas Babylon ,so im going to get more salt!!!!
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11 December 2012, 17:49
Hello and Welcome. I'm sure you have lots of information you can share.
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11 December 2012, 18:11
welcome from londonistan
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11 December 2012, 18:12
mornin from sunny old dorset Smile
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11 December 2012, 21:55
Welcome from the Scottish Highlands.

The problem is indeed cost,... for a start of trying to get a canning machine in this country is like looking for elephants eggs,..... then for some its the storage, you cant store more than one high.

We would love to have a go, but I think for us at leasts, its too much trouble
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11 December 2012, 23:29
Yes it does seem extremely unfair that canners are so cheap in the States, but here in the UK you are looking at about £150 for a half decent one if you can find one at all.Undecided
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