>I give it 6months tops
and how many times have you said this before? 6 or 7 maybe?
Amish give their kids ZERO vaxxes, not even the old standards. Amish have ZERO autism. Coincidence.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-01-08-the-amish-who-dont-get-vaccinated-rarely-get-autism-cancer-or-heart-disease-coincidence.html
https://fosteringwellness.net/the-amish-dont-get-autism-but-they-also-dont-vaccinate/
https://www.longdom.org/open-access/gabr-genes-autism-spectrum-disorder-and-epilepsy-2165-7890-1000131.pdf
>Cans outlast jars as a general rule.
couldn't resist.
besides, your post is BS. first, cans are lined with plastic containing estrogen mimics, including some with BPA.
older cans are plated with tin on the inside, a heavy metal toxin.
glass, on the other hand, does not leach anything into the contents, and is totally impervious to chemical attack by the contents.
honestly, only a moran would think cans are better that glass jars. learn not to drop them, butterfingers.
>It is anon's experience that products in jars spoil before those in cans.
with all due respect, if the contents of jars spoil, it can only be because a poor job was done in the canning process. learn to sterilize jars and to sufficiently pasteurize the contents and to avoid contamination during canning, and your spoilage problems will vanish. anon still has jars of jelly that were put up by grandmother over 80 yrs ago. been saving for a special occasion.
>MY Deed says I paid $1.00.
have you ever read past the first line? in this anon's state, the actual price must be explicitly stated in the deed.
>But how can you be sure that the jelly is still good?
they have not exploded. the jars have no lids on them. she sealed them by pouring molten canning wax over the contents.
if the contents went bad, the fermentation would produce gases and the pressure would cause the wax to rupture.