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Meanings of canning in English
Usage of canning in English
1
Freezing fruits and vegetables is the second- best preserving method after canning.
2
When canning in tin we cap and tip the cans at once.
3
The results produced from freezing food are superior to canning or drying.
4
All the items in this list are indispensable for your canning chores.
5
Mr. Sauter: We had that trouble in canning for our own use.
6
The paper mills were full of girls, and the canning factory too.
7
Drying and canning are twin sisters, and always go hand in hand.
8
Probably it was canning Boston beans that broke up the canning establishment.
9
Bo slouched off the field to a shrill hooting and tin canning.
10
Tomatoes, the great canning crop, are grown by the thousands of acres.
11
At no time is this truer than when you're canning and preserving.
12
And they have got to canning pumpkin, and charging money for it.
13
Glass jars rather than metal cans should be used for home canning.
14
At the Nasa-approved canning factory in Brittany, he's experimenting with tinned bread.
15
If the Old Man feels like canning me, that there's his funeral.
16
You're probably wondering whether water-bath canning is safe for canning food at home.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Translations for canning
Portuguese
Catalan
Canning through the time
Canning across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common