I don't get the whole canning thing either. Where am I supposed to get the food? I'd have to buy an awful lot of food to can as I cannot grow it myself. In the city it's probably harder because of the lack of space. Maybe if I lived out in the sticks. But I don't like wide open spaces.
home-grown canned tomatoes are the best!! last year i had 4 plants and canned them because i had so many extras. so glad that i did, no store-bought toxic tomatoes compare to the freshness of your own. this year im planting a dozen tomato plants!
@Dishtech48 you obviously have not, "mastered it", All that liquid in the bottom of the jars will make the tomatoes spoil. You have to pack the jars full and make sure that you run a plastic spatula along the inside of the jar to release any air, prior to processing them. Those won't keep for long. Try leaving the tomatoes whole or quartered,not chopped so small. Look online for people who have experience canning tomatoes. Good luck, it is worthwhile when done correctly.
@SwollenCranium your just another delusional person that thinks America is impervious to disaster. and canning is cheaper and heather then store purchased canned foods you get to chose how salt goes in and more.
@SwollenCranium thanks for your response.i didn't pick up on the sarcasm all i heard was jackass and your last response sported my first impression.thanks jackass.
@SwollenCranium i would not bet on that in the event of any emergency. I learned my lesson when a huge water pipe broke in metropolitan Boston a few years ago. About 6 cities had no "drinkable" water for a week. I heard it on the news and "immediately" went two blocks away to a large CVS pharmacy. They were completely out of bottled water and all soft drinks within "15 minutes". It was almost a riot in there. It's good to have some extra things in case of an emergency
@SwollenCranium You won't think it's so "silly" when or if there was a major catastrophe and there is no Walmarts or food stores. Then we will call you "silly" and "starving". I got a root cellar stocked FULL of food. I live at 10,000 ft in Colorado and there are times when I can't get off the mt to go to the "Convenient" store to buy food. All I got to do is dig out my root cellar (outside buried under snow right now) and get some jars. You never know...
BEWARE! When we lived in S Calif I canned hundreds of yummies...Tomatoes, Applesauce, green beans...whatever I could...I was sooo proud of my applesauce...I used 2 different apples, From Julian Calif. so had red tinge to my applesauce.
I was beyond proud of all my beautiful jars I'd spent untold hours &$
We put them in our garage industrial type cabinets purchased from hospital remodeling.. Small earthquake, my entire cupboard came off the wall.
@howzerman1 depends if your into growing heirloom plants then baker creek seeds are good but a tad pricey if your growing a few acres. seeds kept dry and cool last 2-3 years in the package but if you freeze them in Tupperware it could last 5-10 years
@howzerman1 oh always buy open pollinated seeds because the seeds can be taken from the plant after you grow it and next year you will not have to buy seeds again.
I've never canned tomatoes because of something called Botulism. For some reason this used to kill a lot of my grandparent's neighbors off. I freeze my leftover tomatoes for stews and sauce.
@armanflint i have eaten 10 yr old canned tomatoes.if you use proper canning technique you will have good food for many years.store in cool dry place for long term storage.if you use the pressure cooker method its one step above boiling water canning method both can be done safely if done properly
Absolutely! I haven't done it in a few years but I was doing it every year for quite a while. Tomatoes that is. Pickles sometimes too and beans. Not only do you save money. You will never find a can of food in the store that has the flavor you get from fresh canned foods. The flavor is awesome. I'm gonna get back into it. I did it before for the flavor but now I need to save money!!!
I am always amazed at how people can have that attitude toward food storage. I remember my dad talking about it being "thrifty" and he was one who was born in 1915. He knew it as patriotic and budget smart. I grew up canning with my mom, aunts & grandmother. All had root cellars and we stocked up. Today I was reminded again by mother-nature as to why one should stock up. We had a power outage again due to a winter storm. NO WATER available. This happens all the time across the plains & ppl cope.
I never thought is was a waste of time.I use to buy tomatoes in a store and they tasted flat.I have tomatoes i can 2 yrs ago And they still out match store bought tomatoes.
commercialized produce has lost over 70% of its nutrients due to the severe stripping of the soil... so for the plant to even grow they have to add chemical fertilizers to the ground....... then to keep them alive they have to be constantly sprayed with more chemical pesticides, which never leaves the veggie, nor our bodies after we eat them! when growing your own food you get the necessary nutrients and do not get the cancer causing pesticides! it is a win-win!
They really do taste better. The first tomatoes I ever canned looked like that, floaters, safe to eat but don't look so good. It's caused by cold pack. Now I chop and cook my tomatoes and they look beautiful in the jars. I've noticed at the store there are so many "diced" tomatoes now. Like they're raw and no flavor. I didn't see any just regular canned tomatoes except stewed which I eat but don't cook with. So the best to buy are crushed, sauce and paste. And a good salsa ;-).
Why can the tomatoes that you've grown instead of buying tomatoes in the store? Because they taste better. Lots better! Any produce you grow tastes better than store-bought produce because your fruits and vegetables ripen naturally on the vine instead of being picked while still green and shipped in ice-cold containers halfway around the world. Unless you like the nearly non-existent flavor of the immature produce you get at a store, grow, can, and enjoy your own.
@Beauacadian Probably not a good idea to rub it in their faces. When the nay sayers have to feed their kids grass and worms expect people to start getting desperate. Desperate people resort to desperate acts they would not otherwise consider. Let them know you have food while they're kids are going hungry and see what happens. In the immortal words of Cave Johnson, "Your funeral."
Here is somthing to argue about. I personaly dislike store bought tomatos because for one the fresh ones has a weird texture to it and not as good of a taste as home grown. for canned they have perservitives [sp?] in them and a possible chance of pesticides, so thus home grown tomatos canned and eaten is better over all...plus it saves money
My dad used to get a small trailer load of 2nd tomatoes from a farm and preserve or can as you say, them all. Half of it was made into tomatoe sauce which was the best! Nothing like that red sticky stuff you buy which is mainly apple, vinager and coloring anyway.
My grand parents place always had the smell of that sauce and it is now a vivid part of my childhood memories. They had a huge vegie garden in the back yard and preserving in glass was a way of life. I still have the recipe somewhere.
When my kids were young, I used to can. Did 50 qts of everything : tomatoes, spaghetti sauce, corn, green beans, pickles, pints of chili sauce, jams, jellies. Now I stock up on beans and rice, canned vegatables, canned tuna and chicken to help me through the hard times..
I beg to differ. It is not something you need to know. Yes, it is useful. Yes, it does save money. Yes, it provides a healthy year around alternative. But, this skill set is not mandatory.
@radbcc It can be mandatory to can when the only food you can get is if you can only grow it yourself, or don't have good refrigeration, or are only able to get what you need in limited supply. I'd consider a grocery stores' 3 day stock as a limited supply. Canned food is good when there is a blackout.
If the power grid ever goes down long enough for my chest freezer food to thaw, I'm going to get those boxes of canning jars down, and fill them up. Get yourself a pressure cooker (for meat and low acid foods), and a canner for veggies. You can do it on a camp stove if you have to.
@ILuvCaroline It would be nice to have raw foods available 12 months a year but that just isn't feasible for most due to the high cost. If the economy goes bust then home grown and preserved may be the only out for people.
@garybrownfie Just stating a fact, because of what was stated in the video. Plus, if you live in the South or out West it may be possible to garden year round, it is for me. You can even grow food inside so yes it is feasible. Food prices are high but you can get food stamps, so I don't see ppl having to depend on canned food, and if the economy goes down you would depend on homegrown food not canned.
@RaidenTheAlmighty Forgive my ignorance as I know little about canning even though my grandma was willing to teach me years ago "I was a kid" Now I'm trying to learn.My question is how can our digestive system absorb foods with broken down cells when the very canning process pasteurizes the food?
@ILuvCaroline that's all fine and good but fresh fruit and veggies don't stay fresh long and canning keeps them from going to waste and provides food for your family in case you lose your job or get sick and can't work. Sometimes you just have to do what you have to do to get by.
2011 canning totals for us 137 pints of salsa 47 qts of spagetti sauce 32 qts chili 26 qts reg tomatoes and 12 qts of my own special tomatoe sauce. I even froze about 15 qts of tomatoes and I canned a bunch of pickles of all types froze a bunch of green beans
Amen! Canning is great preparation for a rainy day, a bad season, or if the day comes (a hurricane, earthquake, disaster, economic collapse ) that the owner of mega-word would rather close their doors than feed the hungry townspeople. Boomd is happy knowing he's got food. The other guy is happy being ignorant. Ignorance is what's got us in this economic and environmental mess... change, or go the way of the dinosaur.
To say the least, canning, drying, etc. is also a great way to save lots of money! And I would much rather have a jar of homemade/homegrown vegetables any day!! You can't beat the taste!
@yahmana He isn't bragging -- this video is to explain how ignorant SOME people are with things (such as the guy who said: "[canning] is a complete waste of time.
It sounds like that guy you mentioned is a complete waste of space. Tell him to get in his BMW and go to Wal-Mart and buy a clue. My grandmother, who lived through the Great Depression, and has had dozens of cans since then, and still does. The best tasting green beans you've ever had comes out of her mason jars. I love learning new gardening/canning/ food preservation skills. Gives me power! Thanks for the video and vote for Ron Paul, the choice is crystal clear.
Actually I going to buy a 19 Qt canner this year, we planted a Heirloom Organic garden last year and got 1,400lbs of food, after filling 3 freezers I realized this isn't good, actually it was after watching the move "28 days later" I realized freezers are useless with no power and a generator is only as good as you gas supply.
Just learned to bake bread last weekend, nailed it... This weekend baking breakfast bread, with dried fruit & nuts.
A complete waste of time eh..lol I wouldnt have wasted any mor time on the guy either..Nothing beats a jar of fresh tomatoes in the middle of the winter when the crappy hydroponic ones are 2.99 a pound in the grocery store.. Way to go my friend!
Home canning rocks, we have canned Vegetables, Fruits and Meats. All have kept well over time. I am big on grow your own garden and avoid foods of questionable origins.
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What are you doing? Did you know in some states growing your own veggys is illegal? Your a criminal now you know this right.... Hey, I dont make the rules the assholes in office do. You know the ppl that did the inside job of 9/11 2001? Yeah they made the rules I just let know what they are!
wweelllll, even better than canning, lactic fermentation. Is the only preserving process that doesn't loose nutrition, in fact increases it. lactic fermentation.
Its important to learn new things, even if you don't actually use the skill all the time -- that is a part of the human experience. That's what i say to people who act ignorant....
Canning is wonderful but drying is even better. In case of a need to leave quickly the dried food stores easily and keeps for an indefinite period. It retains its nutrients much better and nearly any fruit, vegetable or meat can be dried.
@jerusalemasteroid That was my point in saying if the need arose it was much easier to take the dried food along rather than canned. Canned food doesn't necessarily mean canned in glass. Individuals may also use metal blanks to can inside a pressure canner. That's odd...spell check doesn't know "canner" is a word.
@jean9910 You can buy food dehydrators but savvy people like my Mom used an old car. She just kept the windows rolled up to keep out the pests and laid the fruit on cheesecloth. You can Google "dehydrating food"and get plenty of ideas.
@jean9910 I own the Nesco FD-80 and it does a good job at an affordable price. If you purchase one go ahead and get two extra racks as it only comes with 4. You may want some fruit roll platters, too.
most people do not realize how many pesticides are in what they eat, or how nil their real skills are, or how their whole relationship with nature and food, temperatures and seasons, would change if they grew something, and really took the time to enjoy it, nor do they realize the tiny fraction of plant varieties they are offered at stores, or how impractical it would be to offer more, or how much the quality of life has actually gone down in this consumer-grocery-processed food kind of way
great skill to learn yes. but canning 30 tomato plants constantly is a waste of time! atleast get a variety of nutrition going with different plants. and most of dont have time to can and harvest tomato;s everyday since we work... so for some of us, quiting are job or turning are hobbies into tomato canning is a complete waste of time! tomatos are the last thing to worry about . maybe get vegetables or fruits that a hard to get now .because they will be the first to go
@milldabeast519 Didn't you notice all the jars of different things he had canned in the background ? I don't know where you get your info that all the vitamins are gone after canning but you're wrong. For one thing,tomatoes have to be cooked before they produce Lypocine.. a powerful antioxident that's also very good for the heart. People have been living healthy lives from home canned food for many years.
@nerblebun i dont know where u get the idea that i said vitamins are gone after canning. dont get my words twisted fabricating stuff i said. what i said was a fraction of the vitamins and minerals remain after cooking most vegetables. most of the nutrition will sit in the liquid. you dont know that? when u cook vegs and fruits u loose a good portion of vitamins. raw is the best.can u can raw vegs and fruits?
@Lean540 bring on hyprer inflation. ill go live in the damn bush! lol i practically do anyways maybe ill have more company then! you dont have good complexion and normal body weight from eating canned food lol. i get that from eating fresh vegs and fruits whey powder(the best protein there is,i beleive its right beside breast milk for the best nutritional food) omega and fatty acids supplements and vitamin an mineral supplement and b12.... start stalking up on vitamins and minerals.
@nerblebun It was the introduction of canned food that was monumental in the military being able to stay in the field for longer periods and stay healthier.
@dtp5150 can u pressure cook salsa and dump it right into a jar? do u still need to boil the jars and all that shit? would your regual pressure cooker salsa recipe work or do u have to add perservatives???i just got a p cooker for x mas!
AWESOME!!! Do your thing sir, so many lessons have been passed over due to our need to have everything RIGHT NOW.. Good for you, knowing how to take care of yourself. Cheers!
people are ignorant...i have 2 orange trees and they are full of oranges...so i make my own marmalade and bottle them...some ppl just let them go to waste, wish ppl tool 5 min out of their day to learn something new but, sadly, some arent willing.
Good man, good video. It's a shame you couldnt have invited that idiot to dinner because there is nothing, nothing at all, like spaghetti sauce made with (as we would say in England) "bottled" tomatoes. Love 'em. Keep gardening
to can is good, to dry is better - environment friendly because less or no energy spend, less work to do( sterilization, cleaning, etc), no vitamins destroyed, less storage space.
1. I think that people should learn how to can because they want to learn, do something worthwhile and fun, and because they want homegrown, not because there will be a food shortage.
2. a question: are the canned veggies such as the tomatoes flavorful when canned?
3. someone mentioned not using old lids, what if you just can't get or come by new lids? what then? spoilage? what if you can't get new lids anywhere, what is one to do?
1Not because of food shortage, but a) healthier than tinned with preservatives and sodium. b) reduce carbon footprint from shipping c) take advantage of local crops rather than food grown who knows where.
2 You get out what you put in. May not taste as good as fresh, but put in fresh ripe flavorful veggies and can them well (not overcooking) they will be better than tinned.
3 No, can't reuse lids. Hardware & grocery stores sell canning lids. Can reuse rings
@4everloyalsandra The conspiracy kooks believe the NWO will take over. The dollar will be worthless and all of a sudden the nation will be thrown into panic. What they fail to recognize is that we live in the largest food producing nation in the world. Almost anyone can grow and harvest their own food. Almost anyone can raise and slaughter livestock. Very few can see the forrest for the trees. They will insist the sky is falling.
@craig79792000 "almost anyone". city people? 79% live in urban places. majority know little to none about farming. Largest food producing? no china is, then india.
@craig79792000 The NWO has already taken over.Global bankers control America,it's food production and it's livestock.The FDA has the authority to seize any livestock they believe is dangerous for the food supply including organically grown veggies.The dollar has lost much of it's actual value and inflation has set in on all major consumables.Droughts over the past couple years have decimated crops which the population and livestock rely on.Not so far fetched,eh chicken little?
@XRedneckElevatorManX The NWO? Let me get up off the floor, laughing too hard. My family has been sowing and slaughtering my whole life with never a peep from the feds until tax time. Yes, very far fetched, big chicken.
@craig79792000 There is a huge difference between raising livestock for your own consumption and raising livestock for consumption by the public.If you raise your own for your own consumption that is great.Those who raise cattle,pigs,sheep,chickens,etc etc for public consumption are mandated and regulated by the federal government via the fda.I would encourage anyone with the means to raise their own organically grown meat and veggies.You must be a democrat,put head back in sand!
@craig79792000 Check the cost of peanut butter as compared to last year at this time,50% increase smartass! The gov. wants to make it illegal to possess heirloom seeds so that the public is forced to grow hybrid veggies that are bad for us.If you don't think that the NWO is real how do you explain the numerous FEMA camps around the country and the NDAA bill that was signed into law making America a "battlefield" where American citizens can be "imprisoned indefinitely"?WAKE UP
@huntingtonbeachify ron paul is a hypocritical, bigoted clown, despite some good policies. there are much better advocates of food rights than him e.g. joseph stiglitz.
@huntingtonbeachify there aren't any politicians who are completely honest with themselves & others, & who have nothing to hide. they all have their agendas, they all have their distortions, misunderstandings, conformities, human errors of thought. its best not to idolise any single politician, or any particular school of political philosophy. criticise him as much as u would anyone else. "war on drugs" is a failure, but so is legalisation e.g. as has been proven in portugal. peace
@xxxxLEADERxxxx this is exactly why we are in the shape we are in. Everyone has tuned out and stopped educating themselves regarding the real issues of politics. Do me a favour? If you really don't care, take ten minutes out for the rest of us and vote for Ron Paul. Sticking your head in the sand only works for so long when the wolf is creeping up behind you.
@Lean540 1 reason the USA is messed up is because people like you buy into all the tv propaganda of this or that person claiming he'll save us all and everything's going to be just fine. You seem to care to much about somebody, "You don't even know". My head is not in the sand young man. No government official is going to save you.
Are you that ignorant that you haven't figured that out yet?
Do you really think all your voting is going to save you?
@xxxxLEADERxxxx I stopped watching television four years ago. Also, I am not a young man, I am 47 yrs old. My stance on all politicians is that they are corrupt to varying levels. I never said I cared about you, in fact, I care about us all. We all contributed to where we currently are and it wll take all of us to get us back on track. Pretending things are ok and `just living your life`` is not helping anything. Fortunately for guys like you, somone will do the work for you, as always.
I don't get the whole canning thing either. Where am I supposed to get the food? I'd have to buy an awful lot of food to can as I cannot grow it myself. In the city it's probably harder because of the lack of space. Maybe if I lived out in the sticks. But I don't like wide open spaces.
Adrastia 2 days ago
what's all that yellow liquid at the bottom of the tomato jars??? It looks like pee
KustomFu 3 days ago
home-grown canned tomatoes are the best!! last year i had 4 plants and canned them because i had so many extras. so glad that i did, no store-bought toxic tomatoes compare to the freshness of your own. this year im planting a dozen tomato plants!
motionandcolor 4 days ago
canned tomatoes, not jarred tomatoes like you have; are full of chemicals. I plan to can my own tomato sauce this year using jars.
deletemepleez 5 days ago
if we could can dumb ass maby we could pay back china with it. canning is smart
theicediamond7 6 days ago
I still do canning every year..this year we are going to can fish...I have tried it,and its great...Thumbs up for Caners...
Dishtech48 1 week ago
@Dishtech48 you obviously have not, "mastered it", All that liquid in the bottom of the jars will make the tomatoes spoil. You have to pack the jars full and make sure that you run a plastic spatula along the inside of the jar to release any air, prior to processing them. Those won't keep for long. Try leaving the tomatoes whole or quartered,not chopped so small. Look online for people who have experience canning tomatoes. Good luck, it is worthwhile when done correctly.
thejinglepuss 14 hours ago
@thejinglepuss I been canning for years and never had any spoilage with the liquid at the bottom
tony748748a 7 hours ago
Misleading title. I was all ready to tell you why you SHOULD be canning excess food, and you already do. :P
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mosesmoses2000 1 week ago
Walmart will always be stocked with yummy foods. Silly people and their silly "prep" plans. Silly.
SwollenCranium 1 week ago
@SwollenCranium your just another delusional person that thinks America is impervious to disaster. and canning is cheaper and heather then store purchased canned foods you get to chose how salt goes in and more.
vishee2906 1 week ago
@vishee2906
I was being sarcastic. America could use a few less uptight assholes like you. Thanks !!
SwollenCranium 1 week ago
@SwollenCranium thanks for your response.i didn't pick up on the sarcasm all i heard was jackass and your last response sported my first impression.thanks jackass.
vishee2906 1 week ago
@SwollenCranium i would not bet on that in the event of any emergency. I learned my lesson when a huge water pipe broke in metropolitan Boston a few years ago. About 6 cities had no "drinkable" water for a week. I heard it on the news and "immediately" went two blocks away to a large CVS pharmacy. They were completely out of bottled water and all soft drinks within "15 minutes". It was almost a riot in there. It's good to have some extra things in case of an emergency
inkey2 1 week ago
@inkey2
Jeez.. ok guy, I was only joking.
SwollenCranium 1 week ago
@SwollenCranium You won't think it's so "silly" when or if there was a major catastrophe and there is no Walmarts or food stores. Then we will call you "silly" and "starving". I got a root cellar stocked FULL of food. I live at 10,000 ft in Colorado and there are times when I can't get off the mt to go to the "Convenient" store to buy food. All I got to do is dig out my root cellar (outside buried under snow right now) and get some jars. You never know...
wicalawinyan 3 days ago
@wicalawinyan
Sure buddy .. sure.
SwollenCranium 3 days ago
Never cast pearls before swine.
LordKaseem 1 week ago
BEWARE! When we lived in S Calif I canned hundreds of yummies...Tomatoes, Applesauce, green beans...whatever I could...I was sooo proud of my applesauce...I used 2 different apples, From Julian Calif. so had red tinge to my applesauce.
I was beyond proud of all my beautiful jars I'd spent untold hours &$
We put them in our garage industrial type cabinets purchased from hospital remodeling.. Small earthquake, my entire cupboard came off the wall.
I had 3 ft high pile broken jars to clean up!
TheSpecialangels 1 week ago
@TheSpecialangels ....Just be sure you place your jars in cabinets secure enough to hold hundreds of pounds of jars...especially in earthquake areas.
The shaking caused the hardware to come separated and the entire cabinets came down. I was so disgusted and heartbroken, never got a photo!
So...we moved to Oregon, ha! Having a garden here impossible. my garden just rotted and out of 10 tomato plants I had ZERO tomatoes!
had 1 tiny zuchinni squash! Spent $200 =soil prep. Was just too cold, soggy
TheSpecialangels 1 week ago
commercial tomatoes are no match for homegrown!
charcoaljohnson 1 week ago
Keep up the good work....anybody know how long seeds will keep for storage. What are the best seeds and where can I get some?
howzerman1 1 week ago
@howzerman1 depends if your into growing heirloom plants then baker creek seeds are good but a tad pricey if your growing a few acres. seeds kept dry and cool last 2-3 years in the package but if you freeze them in Tupperware it could last 5-10 years
deathmarch5 1 week ago
@howzerman1 oh always buy open pollinated seeds because the seeds can be taken from the plant after you grow it and next year you will not have to buy seeds again.
deathmarch5 1 week ago
You can't can or just don't know how
thesomebody3 1 week ago
I've never canned tomatoes because of something called Botulism. For some reason this used to kill a lot of my grandparent's neighbors off. I freeze my leftover tomatoes for stews and sauce.
armanflint 1 week ago
@armanflint i have eaten 10 yr old canned tomatoes.if you use proper canning technique you will have good food for many years.store in cool dry place for long term storage.if you use the pressure cooker method its one step above boiling water canning method both can be done safely if done properly
vishee2906 1 week ago
Absolutely! I haven't done it in a few years but I was doing it every year for quite a while. Tomatoes that is. Pickles sometimes too and beans. Not only do you save money. You will never find a can of food in the store that has the flavor you get from fresh canned foods. The flavor is awesome. I'm gonna get back into it. I did it before for the flavor but now I need to save money!!!
jwest5199 1 week ago
People don't know about food that is flavorful and healthy anymore. They just settle for the crap in the stores.
Beatnikzombie 1 week ago
I am always amazed at how people can have that attitude toward food storage. I remember my dad talking about it being "thrifty" and he was one who was born in 1915. He knew it as patriotic and budget smart. I grew up canning with my mom, aunts & grandmother. All had root cellars and we stocked up. Today I was reminded again by mother-nature as to why one should stock up. We had a power outage again due to a winter storm. NO WATER available. This happens all the time across the plains & ppl cope.
ADavid1962 1 week ago
i have eaten 18 year old peaches that were caned before i was born
starv49 1 week ago
@starv49 same here with 15 year old black eyed pea's.
vishee2906 1 week ago
@starv49 Other than the fact that it looks like you lived, how'd they taste?
RodCornholio 1 week ago
@RodCornholio they tasted good but a little soft
starv49 1 week ago
Better yet learn about fermented food.
EurekaRecycler 1 week ago
I never thought is was a waste of time.I use to buy tomatoes in a store and they tasted flat.I have tomatoes i can 2 yrs ago And they still out match store bought tomatoes.
mogges1 1 week ago
You could of responded with one word...Satisfaction!
BRAVAVICTA 1 week ago
"Yes you can"!
AClarke2007 2 weeks ago
yes
1weside 2 weeks ago
commercialized produce has lost over 70% of its nutrients due to the severe stripping of the soil... so for the plant to even grow they have to add chemical fertilizers to the ground....... then to keep them alive they have to be constantly sprayed with more chemical pesticides, which never leaves the veggie, nor our bodies after we eat them! when growing your own food you get the necessary nutrients and do not get the cancer causing pesticides! it is a win-win!
ladyincamo 2 weeks ago
They really do taste better. The first tomatoes I ever canned looked like that, floaters, safe to eat but don't look so good. It's caused by cold pack. Now I chop and cook my tomatoes and they look beautiful in the jars. I've noticed at the store there are so many "diced" tomatoes now. Like they're raw and no flavor. I didn't see any just regular canned tomatoes except stewed which I eat but don't cook with. So the best to buy are crushed, sauce and paste. And a good salsa ;-).
BridgetoSomewhere 2 weeks ago
Why can the tomatoes that you've grown instead of buying tomatoes in the store? Because they taste better. Lots better! Any produce you grow tastes better than store-bought produce because your fruits and vegetables ripen naturally on the vine instead of being picked while still green and shipped in ice-cold containers halfway around the world. Unless you like the nearly non-existent flavor of the immature produce you get at a store, grow, can, and enjoy your own.
jimtrueblue99 2 weeks ago
When that nay sayer has to feed his kids grass and worms, remind him about what a waste canning is.
Beauacadian 2 weeks ago
@Beauacadian Probably not a good idea to rub it in their faces. When the nay sayers have to feed their kids grass and worms expect people to start getting desperate. Desperate people resort to desperate acts they would not otherwise consider. Let them know you have food while they're kids are going hungry and see what happens. In the immortal words of Cave Johnson, "Your funeral."
Ahlywog 2 weeks ago
Canning is wonderful, and drying some foods is equally beneficial!
neffada53 2 weeks ago
So if I plant an apricot tree, can I can all the apricots for the winter months?
vendurra 2 weeks ago
you could sell them locally to people who likes tomatoes and make some money!
shannan2000 2 weeks ago
Here is somthing to argue about. I personaly dislike store bought tomatos because for one the fresh ones has a weird texture to it and not as good of a taste as home grown. for canned they have perservitives [sp?] in them and a possible chance of pesticides, so thus home grown tomatos canned and eaten is better over all...plus it saves money
xtobimayax 2 weeks ago
those aren't cans... those are jars.
artifactingreality 2 weeks ago
@artifactingreality The process of it is called canning
xtobimayax 2 weeks ago
@artifactingreality I'd rather just refer to it as canning. Less definitions :)
MadHornetSeries 1 week ago
Good advice, thanks for posting.
MrVicist 2 weeks ago
great vid but please change the title.
crackawise 2 weeks ago
people like that will be the ones you'll have to kill for trying to steal you can tomatoes when SHTF...
savagenomore 2 weeks ago
I recommend reuseable canning lids
Bodobaas 2 weeks ago
My dad used to get a small trailer load of 2nd tomatoes from a farm and preserve or can as you say, them all. Half of it was made into tomatoe sauce which was the best! Nothing like that red sticky stuff you buy which is mainly apple, vinager and coloring anyway.
My grand parents place always had the smell of that sauce and it is now a vivid part of my childhood memories. They had a huge vegie garden in the back yard and preserving in glass was a way of life. I still have the recipe somewhere.
GrumpSkull 2 weeks ago
Damn straight! Love the video!
mindround 2 weeks ago
Man fresh canned at home food is the best. Take some of those and you could make a home made tomato sauce.
Jumpybeaver 2 weeks ago
If you can too much food you are a terrorist and Homeland Security can imprison you indefinitely without trial.
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anthonyontherocks 3 weeks ago
When my kids were young, I used to can. Did 50 qts of everything : tomatoes, spaghetti sauce, corn, green beans, pickles, pints of chili sauce, jams, jellies. Now I stock up on beans and rice, canned vegatables, canned tuna and chicken to help me through the hard times..
Ldybug376 3 weeks ago 9
I beg to differ. It is not something you need to know. Yes, it is useful. Yes, it does save money. Yes, it provides a healthy year around alternative. But, this skill set is not mandatory.
radbcc 3 weeks ago
@radbcc It can be mandatory to can when the only food you can get is if you can only grow it yourself, or don't have good refrigeration, or are only able to get what you need in limited supply. I'd consider a grocery stores' 3 day stock as a limited supply. Canned food is good when there is a blackout.
wolfen26 2 weeks ago
@radbcc Breathing isn't mandatory either.
BIGMUDDYDOG 2 weeks ago
awesome job ! I have been canning for 29 years :)
kentuckytrailertrash 3 weeks ago
I learnt how to do the can can in paris. We didn't do it with food though. We did it in panty hose.
troglodyte3344 3 weeks ago
If the power grid ever goes down long enough for my chest freezer food to thaw, I'm going to get those boxes of canning jars down, and fill them up. Get yourself a pressure cooker (for meat and low acid foods), and a canner for veggies. You can do it on a camp stove if you have to.
19baitmaster51 3 weeks ago
theirs a couple of good things . your doing it yourself, you know whats in it,and you are prepared for hard times.
mulus2008 3 weeks ago
Why do it ???? "Because I CAN"... LOL That is the same guy that will say those are the best tasting tomatoes I've ever had......
TubeFrankM 3 weeks ago
Waste of Time
Ulieq 3 weeks ago
I agree bro!! keep canning
minthillbilly 3 weeks ago
I WILL learn. Thank you :) We will need it with the economy, plus it's a bit of an artform
BreannUNdiscovered 3 weeks ago
I clicked on this video because the thumbnail looked like kimchi.
csmybuttt 3 weeks ago
If you want the full nutrients of foods than you must eat it RAW, otherwise canning and cooking leach nutrients.
ILuvCaroline 4 weeks ago
@ILuvCaroline It would be nice to have raw foods available 12 months a year but that just isn't feasible for most due to the high cost. If the economy goes bust then home grown and preserved may be the only out for people.
garybrownfie 4 weeks ago
@garybrownfie Just stating a fact, because of what was stated in the video. Plus, if you live in the South or out West it may be possible to garden year round, it is for me. You can even grow food inside so yes it is feasible. Food prices are high but you can get food stamps, so I don't see ppl having to depend on canned food, and if the economy goes down you would depend on homegrown food not canned.
ILuvCaroline 3 weeks ago
@ILuvCaroline No, that is completely wrong. Cooking breaks down the cell walls in foods, which allows your digestive system to absorb more nutrients.
RaidenTheAlmighty 3 weeks ago
@RaidenTheAlmighty Forgive my ignorance as I know little about canning even though my grandma was willing to teach me years ago "I was a kid" Now I'm trying to learn.My question is how can our digestive system absorb foods with broken down cells when the very canning process pasteurizes the food?
wishen4fishen2 3 weeks ago
@wishen4fishen2 Your question doesn't make any sense.
RaidenTheAlmighty 3 weeks ago
@wishen4fishen2 Ok I'll try again,when you heat up a food product it kills much of the nutritional value of the food.I hope that makes sense.
wishen4fishen2 3 weeks ago
@ILuvCaroline that's all fine and good but fresh fruit and veggies don't stay fresh long and canning keeps them from going to waste and provides food for your family in case you lose your job or get sick and can't work. Sometimes you just have to do what you have to do to get by.
PinkAlphaMom 3 weeks ago
2011 canning totals for us 137 pints of salsa 47 qts of spagetti sauce 32 qts chili 26 qts reg tomatoes and 12 qts of my own special tomatoe sauce. I even froze about 15 qts of tomatoes and I canned a bunch of pickles of all types froze a bunch of green beans
tufpolock 4 weeks ago
Amen! Canning is great preparation for a rainy day, a bad season, or if the day comes (a hurricane, earthquake, disaster, economic collapse ) that the owner of mega-word would rather close their doors than feed the hungry townspeople. Boomd is happy knowing he's got food. The other guy is happy being ignorant. Ignorance is what's got us in this economic and environmental mess... change, or go the way of the dinosaur.
MichelleAMejia 4 weeks ago
This post is a complete waste of time.
BlackhartHill 4 weeks ago
I don't know why you need 30 plants? I usually plant 6 plants, and get over 40quarts and still give a lot away.
dagwood64 4 weeks ago
To say the least, canning, drying, etc. is also a great way to save lots of money! And I would much rather have a jar of homemade/homegrown vegetables any day!! You can't beat the taste!
dianne2061 4 weeks ago
Freezing it is easier.
koertje 1 month ago
@koertje What happens when the electricity is off for days? This has happened to us 3 times.
garybrownfie 4 weeks ago
I thought you're going to show us how to do it. what's the point to brag about it
yahmana 1 month ago
@yahmana He isn't bragging -- this video is to explain how ignorant SOME people are with things (such as the guy who said: "[canning] is a complete waste of time.
TheCrazyphuck 1 month ago
why do they call it "canning" if you're putting the food in jars, shouldn't it be "jarring" ?
fadedexile 1 month ago
It sounds like that guy you mentioned is a complete waste of space. Tell him to get in his BMW and go to Wal-Mart and buy a clue. My grandmother, who lived through the Great Depression, and has had dozens of cans since then, and still does. The best tasting green beans you've ever had comes out of her mason jars. I love learning new gardening/canning/ food preservation skills. Gives me power! Thanks for the video and vote for Ron Paul, the choice is crystal clear.
VerifyHistory 1 month ago
I bought a 64 oz glass jar of organic tomatoes today for $1.99 is that good?
hydrobot2003 1 month ago
Actually I going to buy a 19 Qt canner this year, we planted a Heirloom Organic garden last year and got 1,400lbs of food, after filling 3 freezers I realized this isn't good, actually it was after watching the move "28 days later" I realized freezers are useless with no power and a generator is only as good as you gas supply.
Just learned to bake bread last weekend, nailed it... This weekend baking breakfast bread, with dried fruit & nuts.
moviematcanada 1 month ago
A complete waste of time eh..lol I wouldnt have wasted any mor time on the guy either..Nothing beats a jar of fresh tomatoes in the middle of the winter when the crappy hydroponic ones are 2.99 a pound in the grocery store.. Way to go my friend!
tfb4me 1 month ago
division of labor > survivalism
user350511377 1 month ago
@user350511377
Self Reliance > Dependence on others
tantoi10man 1 month ago
My grandmother use to can but these days and times most people just don't care! And thats a shame.
dieselexcursion 1 month ago
Home canning rocks, we have canned Vegetables, Fruits and Meats. All have kept well over time. I am big on grow your own garden and avoid foods of questionable origins.
oldgamergeek 1 month ago
ITS GGGOOOODDDD FFFOOORRRR YYYOOOUUUU THAT WHY I DID SWEET CORN AND I HAVE ONE BAG LIFT OR TWO
galegregory97comcast 1 month ago
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What are you doing? Did you know in some states growing your own veggys is illegal? Your a criminal now you know this right.... Hey, I dont make the rules the assholes in office do. You know the ppl that did the inside job of 9/11 2001? Yeah they made the rules I just let know what they are!
DruidAnthony 1 month ago
Well, there is cost savings, fresh products, organic, no preservatives and bad chemicals. Now Sports-that's a waste of time. LOL
Can on!
rayunseitig 1 month ago
CANNING IS COOL!
DIXIECONFEDERATEDAWG 1 month ago
wweelllll, even better than canning, lactic fermentation. Is the only preserving process that doesn't loose nutrition, in fact increases it. lactic fermentation.
Swansen03 1 month ago
What can you can? is there anything that just doesnt work and do you have to keep it at a certain tempature?
crackercreo 1 month ago
what are required ingreadiants needed to properly save the tomatoes?...thxs
Mrinfoone 1 month ago
Its important to learn new things, even if you don't actually use the skill all the time -- that is a part of the human experience. That's what i say to people who act ignorant....
japierce15 1 month ago
Canning is wonderful but drying is even better. In case of a need to leave quickly the dried food stores easily and keeps for an indefinite period. It retains its nutrients much better and nearly any fruit, vegetable or meat can be dried.
garybrownfie 1 month ago 11
@garybrownfie The most important fact about dried for is it doesn't weigh much, easy to carry!
troybrownrigg 1 month ago
@garybrownfie and it's way lighter :)
jerusalemasteroid 4 weeks ago
@jerusalemasteroid That was my point in saying if the need arose it was much easier to take the dried food along rather than canned. Canned food doesn't necessarily mean canned in glass. Individuals may also use metal blanks to can inside a pressure canner. That's odd...spell check doesn't know "canner" is a word.
garybrownfie 4 weeks ago
@garybrownfie how do you dry foods?
jean9910 4 weeks ago
@jean9910 You can buy food dehydrators but savvy people like my Mom used an old car. She just kept the windows rolled up to keep out the pests and laid the fruit on cheesecloth. You can Google "dehydrating food"and get plenty of ideas.
garybrownfie 4 weeks ago
@garybrownfie I was shopping for a dehydrator the price isnt my problem its does it work?
jean9910 3 weeks ago
@jean9910 I own the Nesco FD-80 and it does a good job at an affordable price. If you purchase one go ahead and get two extra racks as it only comes with 4. You may want some fruit roll platters, too.
garybrownfie 3 weeks ago
@garybrownfie Yet, requires water, either directly or indirectly.
sdfaaae 2 weeks ago
@garybrownfie "and keeps for an EXTENDED period of time"
FTFY
BloodSteed 2 weeks ago
Take a wooden spoon and stuff your tomatoes in there more. You have too much water in the bottom. It won't hurt anything though. Good job!
ella5024 1 month ago
most people do not realize how many pesticides are in what they eat, or how nil their real skills are, or how their whole relationship with nature and food, temperatures and seasons, would change if they grew something, and really took the time to enjoy it, nor do they realize the tiny fraction of plant varieties they are offered at stores, or how impractical it would be to offer more, or how much the quality of life has actually gone down in this consumer-grocery-processed food kind of way
westchesterny 1 month ago
great skill to learn yes. but canning 30 tomato plants constantly is a waste of time! atleast get a variety of nutrition going with different plants. and most of dont have time to can and harvest tomato;s everyday since we work... so for some of us, quiting are job or turning are hobbies into tomato canning is a complete waste of time! tomatos are the last thing to worry about . maybe get vegetables or fruits that a hard to get now .because they will be the first to go
milldabeast519 1 month ago
@milldabeast519 Didn't you notice all the jars of different things he had canned in the background ? I don't know where you get your info that all the vitamins are gone after canning but you're wrong. For one thing,tomatoes have to be cooked before they produce Lypocine.. a powerful antioxident that's also very good for the heart. People have been living healthy lives from home canned food for many years.
nerblebun 1 month ago
@nerblebun i dont know where u get the idea that i said vitamins are gone after canning. dont get my words twisted fabricating stuff i said. what i said was a fraction of the vitamins and minerals remain after cooking most vegetables. most of the nutrition will sit in the liquid. you dont know that? when u cook vegs and fruits u loose a good portion of vitamins. raw is the best.can u can raw vegs and fruits?
milldabeast519 1 month ago
@milldabeast519 u are a moron. please go eat some anthrax
dtp5150 1 month ago
@dtp5150 is that all u got 2 say kid?dont make me time u out punk
milldabeast519 1 month ago
@nerblebun i dont know anybdy that lives off home canned food. maybe some bum eating canned dog food....
milldabeast519 1 month ago
@milldabeast519 if hyper inflation hits you`ll know them by their good complexion, normal body weight and spring in there step. ;)
Lean540 1 month ago
@Lean540 bring on hyprer inflation. ill go live in the damn bush! lol i practically do anyways maybe ill have more company then! you dont have good complexion and normal body weight from eating canned food lol. i get that from eating fresh vegs and fruits whey powder(the best protein there is,i beleive its right beside breast milk for the best nutritional food) omega and fatty acids supplements and vitamin an mineral supplement and b12.... start stalking up on vitamins and minerals.
milldabeast519 1 month ago
@nerblebun It was the introduction of canned food that was monumental in the military being able to stay in the field for longer periods and stay healthier.
garybrownfie 4 weeks ago
I got my pressure cooker ready!!!
dtp5150 1 month ago
@dtp5150 can u pressure cook salsa and dump it right into a jar? do u still need to boil the jars and all that shit? would your regual pressure cooker salsa recipe work or do u have to add perservatives???i just got a p cooker for x mas!
milldabeast519 1 month ago
@milldabeast519 You still have to boil the jars. It only takes a few minutes.
ella5024 1 month ago
AWESOME!!! Do your thing sir, so many lessons have been passed over due to our need to have everything RIGHT NOW.. Good for you, knowing how to take care of yourself. Cheers!
kidnoz 1 month ago
it is a waste of time because you're killing and destroying everything good for you you should try drying them or freeze dry
BaumProductions 1 month ago
@BaumProductions yea for real u would have to chug all that liquid in the cans to even get a fraction of the vitamins and minerals....dry em!
milldabeast519 1 month ago
I'm pretty convinced XRedneckElevatorManX's own elevator doesn't "go all the way to the top floor", if ya know what I mean! lol
JimHadar1 1 month ago
Your friend needs to wake up.
DominicanRegulator 1 month ago
people are ignorant...i have 2 orange trees and they are full of oranges...so i make my own marmalade and bottle them...some ppl just let them go to waste, wish ppl tool 5 min out of their day to learn something new but, sadly, some arent willing.
ando1135 1 month ago
Good man, good video. It's a shame you couldnt have invited that idiot to dinner because there is nothing, nothing at all, like spaghetti sauce made with (as we would say in England) "bottled" tomatoes. Love 'em. Keep gardening
CobinRain 1 month ago
yea , them dummies that cant be bothered to learn good skills like these , are the first ones knocking at your door begging for food when SHTF.
praxisnode 1 month ago
Canning is something my mother taught me and her mother taught her. It is important to learn. I love making pickles myself!
treetopteresa 1 month ago
People are stupid! I learned at an early age how to can.
emlerron 1 month ago
to can is good, to dry is better - environment friendly because less or no energy spend, less work to do( sterilization, cleaning, etc), no vitamins destroyed, less storage space.
Umbalafum 1 month ago
If he doesn't get it, it'd be a waste of time trying to educate him. You're doing the right thing for yourself. Keep the faith!
pbonniejean 1 month ago
I used to hate canning when i was a kid ... but im glad i did learn how to can at a young age... people my age have no clue .. how to can
SupaNami 1 month ago
1. I think that people should learn how to can because they want to learn, do something worthwhile and fun, and because they want homegrown, not because there will be a food shortage.
2. a question: are the canned veggies such as the tomatoes flavorful when canned?
3. someone mentioned not using old lids, what if you just can't get or come by new lids? what then? spoilage? what if you can't get new lids anywhere, what is one to do?
Amathos 1 month ago
@Amathos I'm not a canning expert, but
1Not because of food shortage, but a) healthier than tinned with preservatives and sodium. b) reduce carbon footprint from shipping c) take advantage of local crops rather than food grown who knows where.
2 You get out what you put in. May not taste as good as fresh, but put in fresh ripe flavorful veggies and can them well (not overcooking) they will be better than tinned.
3 No, can't reuse lids. Hardware & grocery stores sell canning lids. Can reuse rings
mameloot 1 month ago
I'm curious as to why? all of sudden people think there's going to be a food shortage?. I think it's a great idea and I've wanted to try canning.
4everloyalsandra 1 month ago
@4everloyalsandra The conspiracy kooks believe the NWO will take over. The dollar will be worthless and all of a sudden the nation will be thrown into panic. What they fail to recognize is that we live in the largest food producing nation in the world. Almost anyone can grow and harvest their own food. Almost anyone can raise and slaughter livestock. Very few can see the forrest for the trees. They will insist the sky is falling.
craig79792000 1 month ago
@craig79792000 "almost anyone". city people? 79% live in urban places. majority know little to none about farming. Largest food producing? no china is, then india.
Hulious777 1 month ago
@craig79792000 The NWO has already taken over.Global bankers control America,it's food production and it's livestock.The FDA has the authority to seize any livestock they believe is dangerous for the food supply including organically grown veggies.The dollar has lost much of it's actual value and inflation has set in on all major consumables.Droughts over the past couple years have decimated crops which the population and livestock rely on.Not so far fetched,eh chicken little?
XRedneckElevatorManX 1 month ago
@XRedneckElevatorManX The NWO? Let me get up off the floor, laughing too hard. My family has been sowing and slaughtering my whole life with never a peep from the feds until tax time. Yes, very far fetched, big chicken.
craig79792000 1 month ago
@craig79792000 There is a huge difference between raising livestock for your own consumption and raising livestock for consumption by the public.If you raise your own for your own consumption that is great.Those who raise cattle,pigs,sheep,chickens,etc etc for public consumption are mandated and regulated by the federal government via the fda.I would encourage anyone with the means to raise their own organically grown meat and veggies.You must be a democrat,put head back in sand!
XRedneckElevatorManX 1 month ago
@craig79792000 Check the cost of peanut butter as compared to last year at this time,50% increase smartass! The gov. wants to make it illegal to possess heirloom seeds so that the public is forced to grow hybrid veggies that are bad for us.If you don't think that the NWO is real how do you explain the numerous FEMA camps around the country and the NDAA bill that was signed into law making America a "battlefield" where American citizens can be "imprisoned indefinitely"?WAKE UP
XRedneckElevatorManX 1 month ago
@XRedneckElevatorManX Take a look at my post above, I really dont want to type all that again.
craig79792000 1 month ago
RON PAUL is fighting for food rights!
He spoke at the debate on the war on RAW milk!
huntingtonbeachify 1 month ago 28
@huntingtonbeachify ron paul is a hypocritical, bigoted clown, despite some good policies. there are much better advocates of food rights than him e.g. joseph stiglitz.
oc00011 1 month ago
@oc00011 He is the only candidate that is honest and has nothing to hide.
He will end the war on drugs also.
PEACE
huntingtonbeachify 1 month ago
@huntingtonbeachify there aren't any politicians who are completely honest with themselves & others, & who have nothing to hide. they all have their agendas, they all have their distortions, misunderstandings, conformities, human errors of thought. its best not to idolise any single politician, or any particular school of political philosophy. criticise him as much as u would anyone else. "war on drugs" is a failure, but so is legalisation e.g. as has been proven in portugal. peace
oc00011 1 month ago
@huntingtonbeachify
Who's Ron Paul?
xxxxLEADERxxxx 1 month ago
@xxxxLEADERxxxx Check out his you tube channel and enjoy a real crusader for justice.
huntingtonbeachify 1 month ago
@huntingtonbeachify
I did look but stopped the video.
I'm not into politics. I don't vote either. I don't even watch television anymore.
There's very few thing's I care about in this life and I don't waste my time with politics.
That's wasting your life worrying about somebody you don't know.
Always remember, "What somebody says can turn out to be different then what they really mean".
Don't worry about politics, live your life while you got it.
xxxxLEADERxxxx 1 month ago
@xxxxLEADERxxxx this is exactly why we are in the shape we are in. Everyone has tuned out and stopped educating themselves regarding the real issues of politics. Do me a favour? If you really don't care, take ten minutes out for the rest of us and vote for Ron Paul. Sticking your head in the sand only works for so long when the wolf is creeping up behind you.
Lean540 1 month ago
@Lean540 1 reason the USA is messed up is because people like you buy into all the tv propaganda of this or that person claiming he'll save us all and everything's going to be just fine. You seem to care to much about somebody, "You don't even know". My head is not in the sand young man. No government official is going to save you.
Are you that ignorant that you haven't figured that out yet?
Do you really think all your voting is going to save you?
This is my last comment here.
xxxxLEADERxxxx 1 month ago
@xxxxLEADERxxxx I stopped watching television four years ago. Also, I am not a young man, I am 47 yrs old. My stance on all politicians is that they are corrupt to varying levels. I never said I cared about you, in fact, I care about us all. We all contributed to where we currently are and it wll take all of us to get us back on track. Pretending things are ok and `just living your life`` is not helping anything. Fortunately for guys like you, somone will do the work for you, as always.
Lean540 1 month ago
@xxxxLEADERxxxx do youself a favour and watch "Food inc", its free on the net. You may change your mind about "just living your life".
Lean540 1 month ago
@Lean540 Where can I find the movie for free?
furlougha 1 month ago
Thats okay, these are the types of people who will have to pay and or work for our services when SHTF. :)
aaronfu2 1 month ago
hmm, You have me Interested in Canning now.
GerrettJihad 1 month ago