Home Canning The Easy Way

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You can borrow the home canning machine to can food you get from anywhere. It is available to everyone. If you are not a member of the LDS church you will need to work with a local member who will check out the machine and will be more then glad to help you. We canned apple slices, whole grain cereal, sugar, hot cocoa mix, diced carrots, rice and variety of beans. It is quick and easy. Get all the cans and supplies from the LDS cannery near you. Not all canneries have this machine so please check with them.

[@LDSPrepper]

That what everyone said in NYC. "There'll never be a hurricane here. There's no need to store water or food." I don't see how having food and water on hand can traumatize people. Not having it when needed would certainly do that.

[@LDSPrepper]

Actually the producers of Doomsday Preppers has contacted me for the past three years to be on their show. I am not interesting it doing that at all. I prepare for possible job loss, hurricane, economic collapse. Really I am preparing so if I need the food I have it. Just like I wear a seat belt in the car. I don't know when I will need it but I'm sure I will be glad that I have it on when I do need it.

[@lizgaby9761]

And then this happened. I'm not gonna say I enjoy peoples ignkrance sometimes, but.. they are the first one running around like a chicken without a head.

[@smellybaam]

Better to have it than be looking for it.

[@waterdragon7562]

Where do you buy the empty cans and lids?

[@Joh221-1.]

Where can you buy a canning machine and the big cans?

[@LDSPrepper]

Some people don't have any cans of cocoa mix. I can imagine the smiles on their faces when we share with them.

[@lynntomk]

It's a shame that so many feel the need to be nasty. Good review, I liked it!

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you.

[@LDSPrepper]

Most canned food will last indefinitely. We eat what we store. Typically we will eat through our storage every three years. We replace it as we eat it.

[@LDSPrepper]

You can read reports online about testing canned food from WWII and it still having great flavor and high nutrition.

[@nancye6409]

Thank you so much for the great information and you have so much patience to ignore the immature/cruel comments.

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you Nancy. If I can help one family through hard times I'm willing to put up with a little push back. Others have done much more.

[@LDSPrepper]

Great comment. I had not thought about how much sense it makes for "latter-day saints" to be preparing for the latter-days. Simply brilliantly. I hope others do the same. Then we can bless our families and others by being prepared and helping others prepare.

[@LDSPrepper]

Great question. Canning food was around thousands of years before Mormons. It is simply a good way to store food long term.

[@AnnBearForFreedom]

I tell ya, you have introduced a new phrase to my family's vocabulary: "Air sucking things". The easiest to pronounce by far! Looks like an excellent days' work! Congratulations, my friend, well done!

[@jasonforChrist1]

That's a blessing. THank you for the help. God Bless in your preparations. Jason

[@canopener1195]

Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this video.

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you for taking the time to comment. Much appreciated.

[@LDSPrepper]

Great comparison with the winter clothes. Thank you for commenting.

[@maybeeme220]

I appreciate all the information you have provided in this video. Thank you!

[@LDSPrepper]

You are very welcome. Thank you for viewing and commenting.

[@tracydimond3759]

Thanks for posting this video. Ignore the people making sarcastic comments. People seem to have a bad opinion when it comes to putting for by, as some might call it, but they seem to forget that every home put away food from thier gardens, or meat they'd raised themselves at one time. It doesn't matter why a person does this just that they do. I live in lower Alabama and when hurricane Michael came through the panhandle of Fla the evacuees came north. Our little town wasn't in the path of the storm, but we had a surge of extra people that cause our local Dept stores, grocery stores, etc to struggle with the demand for food, etc. Luckily, my family had food and other supplies that saw us through that. Again, thank you for posting this video.

[@abcthallita]

Watching it from Brazil! It's amazing!

[@LDSPrepper]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing. I'm glad you had a great experience.

[@LDSPrepper]

By far the LDS cannery cocoa! It is simply amazing. We took our east indean neighbor to the cannery a while back. She canned some cocoa and shared some with her husband. She told us she eventually had to hide the cans because he was in it all the time.

[@s.leemccauley7302]

Thatno you. Every piece of information helps many to be prepared and survive the many disasters that can happen. Best insurance there is.

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you. While they last we have this can sealer available at www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@mrsengeseth]

We LOVE LOVE LOVE borrowing the cannery unit (usually we make a day of it with the Relief Society in someone's basement or garage.) Going to the cannery is a super treat.

[@LDSPrepper]

Same here, back in the day. If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@LDSPrepper]

@1backhoe1 I'm very glad to hear that. They are very nice here too. They have never asked me if I'm a member of the church.

[@LDSPrepper]

Yup, it is a great comfort food to share in traumatic times.

[@iwantosavemoney]

i have to say this is really cool i would have never thought about canning 10 penny cans just glss jars really neat

[@annabelleh7793]

I sure wish we could still do this!

[@wyattoneable]

Nice work and great storage options!

[@LDSPrepper]

I'm sorry to hear that. I just took 20 non-LDS Houston preppers to the cannery. We had a great time and were all treated with the greatest respect.

[@anonymous_6029]

Thank you for sharing, ya'll stay safe and god bless.

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you too

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you. I think so too.

[@LDSPrepper]

Great question. I am not aware of a canner that you can use from the LDS cannery that does smaller cans. You could use the mylar bag sealer and make the bags as small as you want.

[@bitsnpieces11]

I once ate some fish my father had canned/jared some 20 years before. Fairly discolored but tasted like it had just been cooked. Oh and I didn't get sick or anything.

[@LDSPrepper]

Canned food from the US military from WWII was recently tested and had 80% nutrient levels. Canning is a great way to go.

[@LDSPrepper]

So do we. We have lots of mason jars. This way of canning is for items that will be stored for a few years and then used. We will open a can and either use out of the large can or put the ingredients in mason jars. This cuts the cost of having to buy mason jars for everything we store. Since mason jars are reusable we don't need everything stored in mason jars.

[@fightingbear8537]

Thanks for sharing!

[@heatherj3385]

So cool!! I'm going to see if I have a LDS cannery near me.

[@LDSPrepper]

Ok, I understand now. You make a good point. I imagine the cans would bulge during the pressure cooking process. And of course you would have to have this canning machine. For those two reasons I think that is why people use bottles.

[@iwantosavemoney]

this is good to now thanks for posting

[@frugalprepper]

It is amazing how much time and money a well stocked pantry save you in day to day life, let alone the piece of mind it gives you to know you can feed your family should anything happen.

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you.

[@jasonforChrist1]

boy, that was quick. I'll have to look through the comments again. I didn't see the links for buying the things. Thanks for the great video. God Bless. Jason

[@LDSPrepper]

If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@TheOriginalSurfTheEarth]

God bless you. Thanks for the video!

[@LDSPrepper]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sbenard1]

I've done this! I had dehydrated all kinds of foods and wanted to can some for storage. I bought some Tang and CountryTime and canned those. I borrowed the canner from the LDS cannery. I was lucky enough, that I happened to borrow it over a holiday weekend and they let me have it for four days. On one occasion, I took some items for just two cans to the cannery and the people there helped me can those 2 cans on the spot! I was amazed. We were done in less than 5 minutes!

[@LDSPrepper]

Very cool. If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@LDSPrepper]

Great question. I have no idea.

[@LDSPrepper]

Yes.

[@MrChristiandragoi]

This is great , i never thought you can do this process home! I have seen an show on TV and they test product like can powder milk found in the roof of the house that date 1948 , so they opend and test it , and it was fresh like the day when was first put into! myself I found last year Into an old car in the junkyard an Pate , from kidney and levier , dated 1998 I open it , and color and taste was original, smell like normal; canning can last a long time , im sure at that!

[@LDSPrepper]

In my opinion the LDS cannery has the best cocoa mix I've ever tasted. It is awesome.

[@cjjenson8212]

It is stephen's

[@Coffeeandasmoke]

So cool, so right.

[@cathydavis9259]

This is great if you live in Utah. Our dry packing equipment was taken away years ago and sent to you. We can't do dry packing anymore. We can only buy pre-packed and have no choice what types of food goes inside.

[@anokhanepal]

I think it is very useful and easy manner

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you.

[@PDuffy1337]

just love all your videos.

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you!

[@PDuffy1337]

@@LDSPrepper 7 years to reply ROFL. Thanks tho..... vids are still great.

[@johnyz656]

hey nice post thanks! you can also use hot hands pocket warmers......work much better and cheaper!

[@tymz-r-achangin]

Smart dad. Takes the laziest job of putting in the little bag and placing a lid on top while sliding the can to the next kid's station

[@MrDeathstyle]

Awesome vid!

[@LDSPrepper]

@rhosteph Contact your local LDS cannery in order to reserve it. If you are not LDS you may need to ask if you can join someone who has reserved it. Most LDS are more than glad to have you over and help you with your canning as you help them with theirs. Some foods are cheaper at Sams or especially Costco. You need to do your local price comparisons. The advantage of home canning like this is you can can anything you want. At the LDS cannery you can only can what they sell.

[@LDSPrepper]

You can buy them from the LDS home storage centers. They are great in soups, breads and anything that you would used mashed carrots in.

[@Beatnikzombie]

I got married in the woods on my land. We thought there was nothing better. Approval is not needed. It was great.

[@arizonad8012]

Nice team work :)

[@sugerbear520]

great video

[@DWDUDDYJR]

LDS cannery in my experience look at you like you are from another planet.

[@georgecogswellBitz78]

Hello , how are you? We belong to the Sacramento Florin Ward 😁. Ooh that hot chocolate is truly the best. We're just starting out with prepping. Like your videos, please keep it up and thank you so much for sharing. Have a blessed day 😁

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you George. Best of success to your preps. If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine or have a couple of families or your Ward purchase one you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@TheBeeperman]

I didn't know it was so easy. I have got to do this. Thanks for the info.

[@LDSPrepper]

If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@TheBeeperman]

@@LDSPrepper Oh my goodness. That post was 8 years old. Thats a record for me. Glad your back. My family got together some years ago and bought one and we been sharing it. I don't think I could do without it now. Thanks for the reply.

[@LDSPrepper]

On the order form it says "Oxygen Absorbers". So maybe the silica packets you are referring to are different than what I am using.

[@Mote.]

Looks fun

[@LDSPrepper]

@thatbastardson Yes, from the LDS cannery. You can just buy the cans. However, without the sealer you can't seal them.

[@LDSPrepper]

Awesome. It is fun isn't it? The FDA only allows the cannery to can specific foods. This makes it possible to can what ever you want.

[@LDSPrepper]

Every area is different depending on availability. But there is a good chance you can borrow it. Check your local cannery for more information.

[@LDSPrepper]

LOL. I love it!

[@LDSPrepper]

@RochesterSportRifles I don't know how long the cocoa will last. In my house not long! We love it and use it. Call your local LDS cannery and ask them how you can use the home canner. Not all canneries have them.

[@queenievrud8027]

I enjoyed your video sharing a smart way to store food for long term. I’m new to your video but I love it it gives me other options and I’m a food eater, you mention the delicious apples they look so good how did you do that and where can I buy some of that good coco that was sooooo pretty thank you in advance

[@LDSPrepper]

Welcome to my channel. Here's were you can get the products providentliving.churchofjesuschrist.org/food-storage/home-storage-center-locations-map?lang=eng If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@LDSPrepper]

We will use them in apple pies and other recipes.

[@inh.e.r9864]

Can I do cooked food canning just like that? Thank you for any inputs ❤️

[@hassanfrancis1]

Nice vid! It could've been produced better but i get the point! Buy or produce in bulk and can it!

[@LDSPrepper]

I agree. I'm just a normal guy trying to help others. No professional vidiographer here.

[@rchopp]

I love going to the cannery turns into a four hour trip but well worth it.

[@LDSPrepper]

If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@LDSPrepper]

@zappo888 Great suggestion. Thanks for commenting.

[@LDSPrepper]

Great question. According to my wife's food rotation we should go through that in two years. I don't know how because, as great tasting as it is, she nor I drink much hot chocolate.

[@acm1288]

Your local LDS cannery should sell them, if not, look for them at your local big box store that still sell things out of the bins(selling them buy the pound). I use them in soups mostly. To soften them back up (rehydrate them) all you need to do is soak them in hot water. Then you can use them in anything you would use cooked carrots in.

[@CattleRancher863]

This is a mighty fine family. So nice to see this, they are doing the right thing, crazy as this world is anything can happen.

[@ep7672]

Yeah, like people believing that Jesus lived in central North America! It's a very crazy world.

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you. Very kind of you to say so. We love our family and do what we feel is important to care for them.

[@LDSPrepper]

I'm not sure where you're getting your information. Could you please provide some references? As far as I know Jesus Christ lived in the middle east.

[@rayunseitig]

Wow, fun family thing to do. I like the old Ball and Atlas jars tho. I'm old fashioned i guess.

[@LDSPrepper]

I hope you are right and you never need food storage. I hope I am wrong and never need food storage. But at least I have food that I can eat this year that I paid last years prices for.

[@PaulaJoDavis]

Amen brother! 8 years ago 50# of rice was maybe $5 - 8, today is double that depending on which brand and which store. Some of us are sheep and some of us are saved! Prep on sir!

[@LDSPrepper]

They don't sell them but you can buy them online from distributors.

[@kim11757]

I am jealous of you preppers in the states. I am currently living in South America and can't find any on these types of things. Not even dry eggs,butter, etc.

[@MarinePrepper]

thank you for sharing, God BLess

[@HYEpower]

im prepping storing up medicine while i still have electricity and access to grow stores... i need a shtf stock pile so i was thinking putting the flowers in cans might be the best long term once its dry and cured full.

[@LDSPrepper]

If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@LDSPrepper]

@RandomCatFilms up to 25 years. It depends what you can. It is food specific.

[@lioninzion89]

Great vid! Question, once they get opened can the top be resealed?

[@MrThe1234guy]

What a cool video. I checked out the website but don't see the canner anymore is there any way to get one of these still.?

[@ambrosemclaren145]

Where did you get your bulk cocoa? Is it a hot cocoa mix or plain cocoa? What a great system! Kudos to you! Thanks for a great tutorial

[@missartist123]

That's awesome! :D

[@JuanHerrero]

The preparedness book suggests placing a mix on each box to ease use and rotation. Say that the cocoa was at the bottom and you desperately need some. Do you want to move all those boxes to get to it?

[@LDSPrepper]

Good idea. If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com

[@LDSPrepper]

@satsumamoon Neither can I. I buy for for eating later. When I can't get food.

[@LDSPrepper]

Good observation. Our hands were washed. They wouldn't be any cleaner if we had gloves on.

[@LDSPrepper]

@mellbutler I don't know if you can pressure can these in a home canner.

[@LDSPrepper]

@julzbo Correct. The cocoa came from the LDS cannery.

[@LDSPrepper]

@darthom The bag that the packets came in says, "1500ml".

[@LDSPrepper]

The cans come with plastic snap on lids.

[@LDSPrepper]

We are preparing for the unknown, job loss, food inflation cost, hurricane, etc. We have a one year supply of food.

[@oneofyou6773]

Can freshly cooked food be canned this way? Will it spoil in the can? I don't want to use any preservatives. Thanks.

[@LDSPrepper]

@anwalker3592 The best tasting cocoa I have tasted is from the LDS cannery. That is what we buy.

[@LDSPrepper]

@kab4292 People use the cannery for both long term storage and savings. Both are a good idea.

[@queenievrud8027]

Awesome

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you.

[@WonbyGrace2]

I would love the hot cocoa recipe

[@LDSPrepper]

@thatbastardson The cans with both ends, one oxygen obsorber and the plastic cover costs about $1,00/ea.

[@georgecogswellBitz78]

Did you have to buy the canning machine? Just noticed it's from 2011, how is your canning project coming along ? Just stumbled on your videos. May Heavenly Father protect your family, have a blessed day.Definitely a good family project for family home evening 😇 actually it looks like fun 😁

[@LDSPrepper]

Thank you for your kind blessing. We use to be able to check these machines out from the cannery, not any more. However, If you want to get your own #10 can sealer machine you can find them on my store as long as they last. www.LDSPrepperStore.com