Delmonte Fruit Why can't I cut fruit up when canning?
The instructions I've seen for canning fruit (peaches in particular) say that you should cut them in halves and no further. But certain peaches are too big to fit into my jars if I don't cut them up into quarters or eighths. Moreover, I don't understand why DelMonte can do it when they can and I can't. What is the rationale behind this? Is it acceptable to cut them into the same type of slices you get in canned peaches in the store? Any recommendations?
You can cut them up more, it's just that for a better quality you shouldn't. Cutting them exposes more of their surface area, which in turn will diminish the integrity of the fruit. It will make them more mushy when you cook them and as they set in the jars until use. If you don't mind that then go for it.
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Not really a question, more of a warning, considering the damage China has done all ready. Do you want your kids to eat fruit cups made exclusivey in China? Read the Label on the fruit cups! ALL say made in China, and How Many Infants annd familys have the Chineese killed or maimed? So Chinese wall board that kills is O.K., Infant formular that killed their own is O.K? Pet foodthat killed our beloved pets was O.K. Here is another warning...Dole and Delmonte fruit cups MADE IN CHINA so is that O.K.?????????
I guess that I am horrified that no one cared enough to answer or express their outrage that children are exposed...YET AGAIN to the horrors of China's chemicals. Crap, lets all roll over and die where ever we live to the Chinese system of slow kill Poison!
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