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abifae
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No clue, actually rofl. He just said he got me a prezzie and keep an eye on the mail. He said since I fell in love with canning, he got me one, so guessed canner! Who knows. I will be happy either way was curious the difference, too.
Farmfresh
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Size is the difference. A canner is sized to hold pint and quart jars, while a cooker is designed for quickly cooking down meats. Not a problem if it IS a cooker, because pressured chicken and roast are grand. 
kcsunshine
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I couldn't live without my pressure cooker. When I have a roast and I've forgotten about it until 4:30 in the afternoon, I just pull out that old cooker and in just a few minutes have a tasty roast with potatoes, carrots, onions, celery, etc. It's a life saver.
A cooker IS an awesome thing, but no good for canning. I'm saving for one myselfFarmfresh said:Size is the difference. A canner is sized to hold pint and quart jars, while a cooker is designed for quickly cooking down meats. Not a problem if it IS a cooker, because pressured chicken and roast are grand.
The smaller size of a cooker vs. a canner means that it loses pressure faster (great for cooking, disaster for canning because all the recipes will be totally off).
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Henrietta23
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Time for bed. I read "I love cracked corn!"
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Wow...I did too actually, and then had to re read it twice to get itHenrietta23 said:
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Phew! I feel a little better now!Wannabefree said:Wow...I did too actually, and then had to re read it twice to get itHenrietta23 said:
