how many quart jars will canner hold?
1696591
Hi, it could hold 6 quart, but when you cook you need to fill it up with 1 quart less (Instruction manual says it is for safety)
1570829
My pressure canner is 16 quart and it works really well! You have to experiment with the heat control until you find what works, but then you are on your way to consistent canning! I would highly recommend the cast iron range!
825702
8 quart jars. You will also have to have a very thin rack to keep them off the bottom, as you need to have 1" water over the tops of the jar lids to process them in a boiling water bath, and another inch above that to keep the water from boiling over, and the pot isn't all that deep. You can also process 1 layer of pint jars, but not 2 layers -- pot isn't deep enough.
1797079
I am thinking possibly 1 1/2 qt. I know they will hold at least 2 regular size cans of veggies each.
1921769
Two quart jars fit into this; however, I don't think I've actually canned with quart jars with this product. There are small plastic rings built into the bottom that are designed for three pints. I usually am using half pint jars and can put four in without a problem.
957363
My canner holds 7 quarts or 17 pints, and it makes no difference what size the eye is because think about if you just boil water and use a smaller eye. Once the temperature gets to boiling it stays. It will be just fine.
1720890
My Cambro 6QT fits in with enough room for 2 or 3 other jars. I can do two loaves out of them.
525332
I used it for quart jars of tomato sauce, and there was plenty of room to fully cover the jars with water. The canner is about 9.5 inches tall. I do not know the height of half gallon jars.
1570832
Do you mean 7 quart canner. I use it for my 7 quart canner all the canning season. This a canner that holds 7 quart jars to be canned. Must adjust like you would a regular stove.
1900085
I think it would work! There's enough room in there for a quart jar, so I'd take your 1/2 pts - stack them on top of each other and see how that compares to the height of a quart jar. I'd suggest using some sort of "spacer" between the jars - just seems like a good idea. And I would not worry about the temperature - everything in the canner will be the same temp - one it starts to steam and the gauge says you are ready!
1459157
Yes, any size from a quart down. I have never done any larger then a quart but I don't think it would take anything larger. I have done thousands of quart jars in it and I love it. I have 2 going at all times.
1008609
The amount of volume the jar will hold has nothing to do with which size you get. Canning jars come in two standard sizes, called "regular" & "wide mouth". Those names refer to the size of the opening at the top of the jar. There are both pint (16 oz) & quart (32 oz) jars in both regular & wide mouth sizes.
1009873
As long as the lid size is the same then yes you can use quart size mason jars.
478446
A normal quart (Mason or Ball) canning jar fits. Anything shorter than 6.5" and narrower in diameter (width) than 3.5" will fit.
1548512
My only guess is that it will hold four and one half quarts which rounds up to five quarts capacity. I hope this helps you. By the way, the container is shy of 8" by 8".
1966052
I've brought this canner with my pint jar pickles to a rolling boil then quieted it down to a simmer. It's deep enough to cover the jars, have the rolling boil going and not boil over--for me. I've not used it with quart jars, however...
1995430
I wouldn't think too many, it is 8 and 1/2 inside diameter and a bit over 7 inches inside height. Not sure size of your canning jars. Could work for pints or less.