r/Canning is a subreddit with 214k members. The community frequently discusses canning, struggling, recipe, pressure, and hate, and they frequently recommend/review vacuum sealer, food processor, and cook books, and the most common flair used is general discussion, safe recipe request , is this safe to eat?, recipe included, and pressure canning processing help.
A place to discuss safe, scientifically verified canning recipes and practices, along with other forms of home food preservation. We encourage an inclusive and respectful environment. Everyone is welcome! Please see our rules and contact our moderation team via modmail with any suggestions or concerns.
Popular Topics in r/Canning
#1
Canning
25 posts
#2
Struggling
15 posts
#3
Recipe
13 posts
#4
Pressure
8 posts
#5
Hate
7 posts
#6
Jam
7 posts
#7
Peaches
5 posts
#8
Jelly
5 posts
#9
Peppers
5 posts
#10
Sauce
4 posts
Products Discussed in r/Canning
Vacuum Sealer
4 reviews
#1
FoodSaver
5.0★ from 3 reviews
#2
VIDAVAC
5.0★ from 1 review
Food Processor
3 reviews
#1
Food Mill
4.0★ from 1 review
#2
Johnny Apple Sauce Maker
5.0★ from 1 review
#3
KitchenAid
4.0★ from 1 review
Cook Books
2 reviews
#1
Ball
4.5★ from 2 reviews
Flair Used in r/Canning
#1
General Discussion
: "Not gonna lie. I might be pretty happy when my tomato plants stop producing this year. These jars make it 124 quarts canned. I still have 15 quarts worth of ripe tomatoes and about 30 more quarts on the vine."
62 posts
#2
Safe Recipe Request
: "Newbie tomato variety mistake"
34 posts
#3
Is this safe to eat?
: "Gift From Mom, AIO?"
32 posts
#4
Recipe Included
: "I did it!! And TY to those in here that helped!"
12 posts
#5
Pressure Canning Processing Help
: "Canned Potatoes for the First Time"
12 posts
#6
Understanding Recipe Help
: "Confusing recipe directions"
12 posts
#7
Waterbath Canning Processing Help
: "Help! Got new jars, lids keep popping off in water bath"
11 posts
#8
Equipment/Tools Help
: "Is this an acceptable book?"
7 posts
#9
Prep Help
: "Apple products"
2 posts
#10
Refrigerator/Freezer Jams/Jellies
: "Using canned fruit to make a freezer jam"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/Canning
Yearly
+25k members(13.1%)
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Last updated: September 20, 2026