Mission accomplished!
I picked almost a full bushel of tomatoes (some just starting to turn pink) and canned 7 quart jars of tomatoes and 6 pints of salsa.
Now to label them. I've been printing labels using Avery shipping label forms (10 to a page) and my own logo. On the label I put my logo, my "bright meadow farms" name, the name of the contents, the ingredient list, the date processed, and a favorite quotation. But sometimes the "sticky" on these labels doesn't hold up to glass jars and long storage.
Today I noticed that on mycokerewards.com I had enough points entered to get a free page of stickers from stickeryou.com. Exploring their site, I found they had labels designed for food storage-- but didn't allow custom artwork. But then I also noticed they have a sister "make+print" site that allows uploads. The problem is, that I will need to wait to receive the labels! I assume that "free" means I will pay for shipping... and it is only one sheet. Ordering in quantity would mean hand-writing some of the information, at a minimum the date. I typically can in batches of 7 jars, since that is what the canner will hold, not 9, the number of labels on one sheet.
hmmm. I also noticed their "store locator" tool and find that the local Hobby Lobby carries some of their blank labels.
Saturday, September 08, 2012
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