Where can I find canning jars?
I'm in Santa Clarita. I've looked at WalMart, Big Lots and Target, to no avail. Having just moved back to Cali( after a 7yr absence), I dont recall if its just a seasonal thing. Maybe they are only availble in the summer. Anyone?
I like Ball brand.
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don't know if you have a Cost Plus nearby, but they usually stock them. and i actually just saw some at Bed, Bath & Beyond last week.
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re: heathpack
Yeah, I know. Isnt it fun? I ended up buying a case at Smart and Final in WLA yesterday. I went down to Santa Monica for a DineLA dinner and stopped there. I asked 3 employees in the store for "canning" jars and I got the blankest looks. One person sent me to the candy aisle. Nevertheless, I got the Kerr jars for 8.35 for half pint( a case).
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Ralphs in Granary Square on McBean has Ball canning jars. While you are there, stop by Dinks and get an egg bagel. You know you want one.
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re: Calipoutine
Sorry, can't help with Santa Clarita but Continental Bakery in Valley Village @ Whitsett/Burbank and Bea's Bakery in Tarzana both have great rye bread if you don't mind a "short" drive.
Oh, and definitely OSH for canning supplies. I've always seen them at Vons too but for some reason, they put the jars on the shelf that one cannot reach without a ladder.
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Bea's Bakery
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re: Calipoutine
Bea's rye is good, but my favorite corn rye (the extra sour, silky chewy kind) can be found at Diamond Bakery, on Fairfax.
But you don't have to make the drive. Call your nearest Trader Joes and ask if they have corn rye (some do, some don't). If they do, you are in luck. In socal, diamond bakery supplies trader joes. They are presliced, prebaged - but still wonderful.
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Diamond Bakery
335 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA
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Just bought some Kerr glass jars from Michael's (craft store) for 1.19 each plus tax. I'm going to use them to store my spices and legumes.
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Ball and Kerr are now the same company.
Best bet - Smart and Final. They have them year round, at decent prices. Good things have also been said about Ralphs, but I have not checked the pricing there.
(And yes, Big Lots used to have them seasonally, at great prices, but no more. That stopped maybe five years ago?)







