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Heavy Duty Water Bath Canners and Accessories.

The 15 qt. size fits well on an outdoor 2 burner burner/grill with direct flame. The canners weigh more than your lightweight coated steel canners of yesterday. Our canners are built with welded corners and inside fitting lids. With welded corners, you can be assured that the welds will not fail, even if the water gets low. We choose welded rather than soldered, since soldered canners melt with heat if the water gets too low.

Many folks order a second rack to allow them to double stack pint jars in one canner. If you are looking for capacity, try our 25 qt. canners. While they are large, it is the best portable canner you can find with this amount of capacity.

Homeplace - Heavy Duty Garden Basket, Laundry Basket, 1 Bushel Basket, Made In USA

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Homeplace - Ultra Container - Freezer Box - Made In USA - 5 Pack

$9.81 - $11.70

Homeplace - Victorio Food Strainer & Sauce Maker - Homeplace Market LLC

Homeplace - Victorio Food Strainer & Sauce Maker - Parts

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LP (propane) Gas Regulator - Quick Connect Coupler to 3/8" FPT - 200,000 BTU Cap. - for 20-100 lb tanks

Regular price$35.80

Homeplace - Long Reach Jar Spoon - Great for Canning or Serving - 18/10 Stainless Steel - 8" handle, 11" long

Regular price$6.27

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LP Gas Hose Assembly - 6' length, 3/8" Female Flare

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Homeplace - Tables Laden Cook Book - A Collection of Over 900 Recipes - Luann Byler

Regular price$35.02

Lindy's - Stainless Steel Pail - 8 Qt - Homeplace Market LLC

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Lindy's - Stainless Steel Pail - 8 Qt

Regular price$30.41~~$36.27~~

Heavy Duty - 13 Qt. Seamless Pail - Stainless Steel

Regular price$41.35

Hickoryware - 24 quart Stove Top Water Bath Canner, Large Stock Pot, with Drain

Regular price$337.00

Homeplace - Freezer Box Replacement Lid - Farmhouse Table

Regular price$0.33

Canning Lid Rings - Gold

$3.13 - $3.79

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It takes about 30 minutes and bam, it’s done

It takes about 30 minutes and bam, it’s done.

Hi Melody, thanks for sharing the photo. I am glad to hear it is working well for you. One side note. When the ice cream pushes against the lid, it does not get much harder. If you take 2-3 cups out when it gets up against the lid, the rest will get harder after another 4 minutes of churning.

This machine is well built

This machine is well built and the battery operated motor spins the inner drum well. An annoying number of unshelled peas slipped through the plastic mesh; I'm hoping that was because they had been picked several days earlier and were a bit dry. I have used this style of sheller before where the mesh was hardware cloth and did not have that problem. I seriously though about returning the machine over the problem but decided to give it a second chance.

Hi Bradford, thank you for your detailed feedback! We're glad you find the machine well built. Your experience with the peas slipping through is helpful—sometimes dryness can affect shelling. We appreciate you giving it another try and hope it works better with fresher peas. If you look in the video on the product - that is on our porch. While the cleaning is not perfect, we feel it is pretty good. Along with the handy size of the unit, it is a great machine to have in the neighborhood. Feel free to reach out if you need any assistance!

The tub cover does everything it claims to do

The tub cover does everything it claims to do. I think that for most people the wax paper covering the ice cream under the lid, with a cork in the lid hole and cover with salt and ice is sufficient.

The tub cover is nice for transporting the entire tub and ice cream to another location.

I think the tub itself could have a drain plug/petcock near the bottom of the tub.
This would allow the user to drain the melting water off the bottom of the ice cream can. In doing so the user could keep the lower portion of the ice. Ream frozen harder rather than have it turn very soft and runny due to the salt water mixture not being as cold as the ice portion.

Hi Bryan, thank you for your detailed feedback! We're glad the tub cover meets your needs and appreciate your suggestion about a drain plug. It's great to hear how you use it for transportation and ice cream storage. We'll consider this idea for future improvements.

When we use the freezer, we will tilt the freezer sideways to slowly drain off some water so it will not spill. Then you can add more ice and salt. It is good to have some brine (water & salt) in the tub since that helps transfer the heat (coldness) to the ice cream can. Just make sure the drain hole is never plugged, or you will have disgusting salty ice cream.

Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!

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