You Can Can at Home
ManualsThis entry-level guide to home canning talks about the importance of acidity and food contents in preservation, and how to avoid contaminants in your canning batches.

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This entry-level guide to home canning talks about the importance of acidity and food contents in preservation, and how to avoid contaminants in your canning batches.
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A long, thorough list of horoscopes, sorted by date and by zodiac sign. Today, you should "take a minute to relax - It's not the end of the world."
A simple yoyo on a string. Now you can be bored with style.
Golden, jelly-like food with the flavor of apples.
This massive book contains a wealth of vital information for the novice archer.
A extremely rare English translation of the Zhivotnaya Kniga (Book of Life). It is a collection of written and translated Doukhobor oral holy hymns, but this book also has the Russian version alongside the English translations.
A slightly brittle metal. Apart from being an essential mineral that the body needs, it reacts readily with acids, alkalis, and other non-metals. It can be crushed to make zinc powder and used in the production of batteries, among other things.
A handful of zinc oxide. It can be reduced into zinc, or used for some other reactions of its own.
A chunk of zincite. Could be refined into zinc oxide, then into zinc by reduction with a source of carbon.
A resealable, watertight transparent plastic bag roomy enough to hold a sandwich. Known generically as a Ziploc bag, it can be sealed and opened with a press-together mechanism similar to a zipper.
While this seems like it would be very useful in this situation, the sheer amount of misinformation present makes it practically useless.
A 30-round box magazine for use with the ZPAP 85 and ZPAP M90 rifles.
A tasty summer squash.
Mathematics software copied through a computer-hacking recipe.
Medical software copied through a computer-hacking recipe.
A handful of hard nuts from an almond tree, still in their shells.
A handful of husks from a butternuts, emptied of their meat.
A handful of nuts from a butternut tree, still in their shell.
A handful of hard nuts from a chestnut tree, still in their shells.
Sugar-free chewing gum.
This crusty old jar has a glow-in-the-dark Millennium Falcon decal on the side, and a label that reads, "Landough Calrisean. Dana's. Do not touch on pain of death". It's been abandoned for some time and doesn't look like it could be readily salvaged as a sourdough culture, but maybe an experienced sourdough baker could manage it.
This jar contains a batch of pickles set to ferment. You can seal up the jar once the process is completed.
A floury paste with sourdough starter mixed in. It needs a day to recover its strength before it can be used again.
A handful of hard nuts from a hazelnut tree, still in their shells.
A handful of hard nuts from a hickory tree, still in their shells.
A sugary drink from Central America infused with rice, milk, and cinnamon.
A floury paste that is slowly going bad. Someday it will be sourdough.
Kevlar material for listed hardened steel weapons.
Component for listed armor, padded clothing, and a drive belt.
This jar contains raw milk separated into cream. It is sealed until you are ready to use it.
Fancy mineral water, so fancy it makes you feel fancy just holding it.
Fluid used in biodiesel and several listed weapon recipes.
Water, the stuff of life. This water looks like it has quite a bit of life in it in fact, and not the good kind. You should filter and sterilize it if you want to drink it.
A handful of hard nuts from a peanut bush, still in their shells.
A handful of hard nuts from a pecan tree, still in their shells.