canner
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- noun
- /ˈkænər/
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enlatador
- During the workshop, the canner demonstrated how to properly preserve vegetables in jars.
- pressure canner
- water bath canner
- steam canner
Examples
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The canner filled jars with homemade jam before sealing them for winter storage.
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Although we will have to wait and see what the reaction to Penn Staters is on canning weekends, wearing Penn State gear has always been a staple of a good canner's uniform.
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How to Be the Best Canner Ever
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Here are five ways to make yourself a more "marketable" canner:
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I found an All-American Canner for $35 one day.
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Today I found a pressure canner, hot bath canner, Blue Ball book, and jars at the thrift shop!
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Just like last January, all canners are now required to attend a canning workshop.
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Green tomato relish will keep for several weeks in the refrigerator or up to a year in the pantry if the jars are processed in a waterbath canner, which is a worthwhile and affordable investment.
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At the market, the canner offered a selection of canned fruits and vegetables for sale.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Canner comes from can meaning 'metal container' and the ending -er meaning 'one who does something'. So a canner is a person or a machine that puts food into cans to keep it fresh.