tomatoes are 20 cents a pound right now CANNING TIEM

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BUY BUY BUY

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YOU MAKE THOSE TOMATOES YOUR BITCH, OP!

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>>8059400
>20 cents a pound

>>8059400
Please OP, show us some of your canning porn. Take some pictures of those dirty little tomatoes.

>>8059400
Shit thanks for reminding me. I need to do jalapeños also this year.

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>>8059479
this

>>8059400
i am interested to see your process OP

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>>8059400
>tomatoes are 20 cents a pound
I hate you so much OP.

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>>8059400
>CANNING TIEM

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skinned and cored

>>8059587

If you have a chest deep freeze with a shitload of room you can put those in heavy duty ziplocks and remove all the air. They're last a year. Otherwise canning is great.

>>8059601
i don't have that but even if i did i can't imagine it being a better system than home canned

Wouldn it be better to buy 10 lbs then reduce it, cube it up, then freeze?

>>8059587
they look like baby circumsized dicks.

>>8059638

It's not better, it's just an option. Canning is great. In an energy quotient I don't know what would cost more at the end.

>>8059657
freezing will consume a fuckton more energy

>>8059400
Hit up a CSS and ask for blems.

>Mfw $0.00 /lb.

Got like 100 lbs of seconds at .10$ a lb
What do I do with em' ck?

>>8059875
it was a pretty bad year for crops in general
i don't think they're giving away anything edible

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they're processing now
16 pints

can upload a couple better slr pictures i took

>>8059923
can them, foo

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i invented this trick of putting rings between the jars so they don't touch each other

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all fulled up

>>8059587
I'm so hard right now

>>8060001
My mommy got 120 lbs for free. Very few even had blems.

now for my turbo jew cost breakdown

$9.99 tomatoes (1 bushel in season, 50lbs)
$1.40 electricity (1 electric element for four hours -2.3 kW @ $0.103/kWh)
$5.97 canning rings ($1.99/12 pack)
$0.02 tap water (generous estimate)

36 500ml jars (free from before)
my time (free because it's the weekend)

>TOTAL COST

>$0.10/100ml

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walmart house brand
$0.13/100ml

unico “premium”
$0.21/100ml

eden and muir glen organic

$0.50/100ml

*prices in CAD

>>8060183
Damn, that's actually a really reasonable cost breakdown. I'm impressed.

>>8060195
thank you

last year i think i was at $0.14/100ml, a penny higher than walmart, but i found cheap canning rings this year

walmart tomatoes are garbage anyway

>>8060044
Great idea, thanks

>>8059469
>>8059488
where u live?

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>mfw bought once large tomato on sale today
>$1.88/lb

>>8060549
where u live?

Does making paste prolong their lifespan?

>>8059479
This

>tfw my mom cultivates tomatoes
>called me yesterday to tell me she canned them
>got 30 jars in total
>going to bring me some before I start uni
THANKS

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So how do you consume these

>>8059400

yeah tomatoes are cheap as hell right now. I'm eating all tomatoes all the time erry day right now