Does anyone still seal jelly with wax?

(Guppy21014) wrote:

>Does anyone still seal jelly with wax?

I quit after I found the trail of ants going into the jelly jars.

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Susan N.

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"Guppy21014" wrote:
> Does anyone still seal jelly with wax?

I'm sure that some still do, but it's not recommended and there is no secure
seal.

Sealing lids and rings are so easy to use and they're inexpensive beside.
Just use those.

"Guppy21014" wrote:
> Does anyone still seal jelly with wax?

I'm sure that some still do, but it's not recommended and there is no secure
seal.

Sealing lids and rings are so easy to use and they're inexpensive beside.
Just use those.

in article , pennyaline at
wrote on 19/9/04 3:29 PM:

> "Guppy21014" wrote:
>> Does anyone still seal jelly with wax?
>
> I'm sure that some still do, but it's not recommended and there is no secure
> seal.
>
> Sealing lids and rings are so easy to use and they're inexpensive beside.
> Just use those.
>
>
If you are willing to throw away jam or jelly with even the tinniest bit of
mold, it is no big problem.
Ellen
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in article , pennyaline at
wrote on 19/9/04 3:29 PM:

> "Guppy21014" wrote:
>> Does anyone still seal jelly with wax?
>
> I'm sure that some still do, but it's not recommended and there is no secure
> seal.
>
> Sealing lids and rings are so easy to use and they're inexpensive beside.
> Just use those.
>
>
If you are willing to throw away jam or jelly with even the tinniest bit of
mold, it is no big problem.
Ellen
--