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  1. 07-02-2013, 20:07 #1
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    Default Canning jars at Costco - $5.99-6.99/dz

    I realize we have a buyer intel section but I thought this applied here. Please move if I was wrong.

    Went by Costco (W Quincy) today and they had Ball canning jars for $5.99/dz for pints, $6.99/dz. Both regular mouth. That's a pretty darn good deal. If you want some act fast because it appeared they won't be restocking the pints. (BTW You can always tell if they will not restock immediately because they put a little * in the upper right corner of the price sign.)
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  2. 07-02-2013, 21:28 #2
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    That is a good price.
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    Great price there usually 11 bucks a case stock up now for fall time when there oos everywhere
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    Awesome thanks
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    Don't forget to order Tattler Reusable Lids. You can reuse the caps over and over. The rubber rings you can reuse until the rubber fails. Support a local company.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SamuraiCO View Post
    Don't forget to order Tattler Reusable Lids. You can reuse the caps over and over. The rubber rings you can reuse until the rubber fails. Support a local company.
    Anyplace in SE Metro I can find these retail? Looks like they have retail stores in longmont or co springs, but that's too far for lids. I can just order them I guess, but not by tomorrow...
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    Haven't done any canning yet this year as we've been busy. Maybe I'll hit costco and the farmer's market on the way home. What's cheap and in-season right now? I could probably go for some jam/preserves or something.

    Need to can up some split pea/ham soup too.

    Thx for the heads up on the jars.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian View Post
    Need to can up some split pea/ham soup too.
    THAT sounds great right now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian View Post
    Haven't done any canning yet this year as we've been busy. Maybe I'll hit costco and the farmer's market on the way home. What's cheap and in-season right now? I could probably go for some jam/preserves or something.

    Need to can up some split pea/ham soup too.

    Thx for the heads up on the jars.
    Going to do a batch of my Peach-Strawberry jam. peaches come in late and strawberries are early. My trick is to get the last of one and the beginning of another. I do batches every two years. I use a 3-1 ratio and love the stuff.
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    Heads up, there are no jars at the Park Meadows Costco.
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