Tattler Reusable Canning Lids {Review & Giveaway}
Introduction: Tattler Reusable Canning Lids were first introduces in 1976. Recently they have gained popularity as more people are turning back to canning as a way to save money during hard financial times or to help protect their families from harmful contaminants that can be found in mass produced canned goods.
Tattler Reusable Canning Lids are indefinitely reusable. They can be used with pressure canners, water baths or vacuum sealers. These reusable lids are made with FDA and USDA approved materials, can be used with standard metal bands, are dishwasher safe, are made in the USA and are BPA free.
These plastic lids come with replaceable rubber rings to help create a great seal on your home canned goods.
Tattler guarantees their plastic reusable lids to last a lifetime or they will replace it free. However, since they began selling their lids no customer has EVER made the request to replace a single lid.
Many of Tattler's customers have used the same lids for more than 30 years. Visit their testimonials page and see for yourself. This is a photo of a satisfied Tattler user from 1980. She is Dorothy, the mother of the inventor. In this photo she is pictured next to her root cellar filled with the previous season's hard work.
Review: We received a dozen regular sized lids with rubber rings to review. So far we absolutely love them. The only difference between using Tattler lids and using metal lids is that when you screw the lid on before processing you have to turn back the metal band 1/4 inch to allow the Tattler lid to vent better. Then when the jars are finished processing you simply retighten the rings.
I used these lids to can a batch of applesauce and didn't have any problems whatsoever. If was a little disappointing not to hear the much anticipated pop that you hear with metal lids. However, it was easy to tell that the lids have sealed by unscrewing the rings and then pulling up on the lids very gently.
I can't wait to use these lids more next summer and for many, many summers after that.
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Buy It: You can purchase your own Tattler lids for $20.95 for 3 dozen regular mouth or $23.95 for 3 dozen wide mouth. Replacement lids are only $2.50 per dozen. You can also save by ordering your Tattler lids in bulk
Special Offer: Receive 10% off of your order of Tattler Reusable Canning Lids or Replacement Rings when you use the code heartforhome at checkout. (Does not include shipping.)
Win It: Tattler would like to offer our readers the chance to win 2 dozen of both the regular and wide mouth Tattler Reusable Canning Lids (these come with the rubber rings.)
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55 comments:
i learned if you wear the lids out- they will replaced it for free, every year- i'm always buying new lids and my hubby just said the other day he wanted to can jalapenos...
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The lids won't corrode from acid.
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I love, love, love that they're BPA free (and acid won't corrode them!).
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They are dishwasher safe. I like to can things from my garden.
I learned that they have an instructions and tips page which would be great for my sister, who I'd give these to if I won them!
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I learned they are especially good for acidic food, such as tomatoes since they don't corrode
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I love love love these reusable lids. I have one that a friend gave me and can't wait to get more. I learned on the site that these are bpa free and I didn't realize the traditional lids had bpa.
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they contain no BPA - now that is COOL!!
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I love that they are made in the usa. I learned that they can be used in both a pressure canning unit as well as a hot water canning unit.
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i love that you can use it for ALL types of canning, and it's indefinitely reuseable! awesome!
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I learned that they are also dishwasher safe! These look so awesome!
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I learned they replace broken lids for free, are BPA free and are made in the USA!
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I LOVE that they are BPA free! Thank you. Alida w5
i learned they've been around since '76
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I love that they are bpa free I didn't realize that normal lids have bpa.
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I learned that you can store sealed jars without the metal bands if you like.. Cool, thanks ! belauvibes (at) yahoo (dot) com
I learned that the lids are so durable that the longevity of TATTLER Canning Lids presents the likelihood they will be handed down to the next generation of food preservation enthusiasts! This is awesome! I'm always trying to invest in items that not only I will use for years to come, but I will be able to pass to my daughters as well!
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I learned that the rubber gaskets can last up to 20 years. Wow!
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