Disclosure:  KLY was provide a prize pack for this post.  All info was provided by Ball Canning and images were taken from the Ball Canning Facebook page.
Today, Friday, July 22nd is Can-It-Forward Day! Â A day to celebrate the joys of fresh preserving! Â Check out Ball Brand for demos of how to can and delicious recipes for canned goods and menu items using preserves.
One lucky KLY reader is going to win:
- The All New Ball Book of Canning and Preserving: From the makers of the iconic Ball® jars and Ball® canning products comes the first truly comprehensive canning guide created for today’s home cooks. This modern handbook boasts more than 200 brand new recipes ranging from jams and jellies to jerkies, pickles, salsas, and more. (Retail value: $22.95)
- Case of Collection Elite Wide Mouth Pint Jars: For the first time, the Ball® brand has introduced a line of never-before released blue colored jars. If you’d like another size or glass color, let us know and we’d be happy to swap out! (Retail value: $8.99/case)
- One $5 off coupon to be used on FreshPreservingStore.com
Go to to the Freshly Preserved Ideas Tumblr page, where Ball is launching a “digital pledge page†– a place for consumers to take the pledge to Can-It-Forward this year.  You can also tune in on July 22nd to watch canning demonstrations via Facebook Live from 10:00AM – 3:30PM ET. Each hour, viewers will have the chance to win a giveaway prize!  Donations will be made to charity if you engage with any of the Facebook Live recipe videos, a donation will be made to charity.  You can ask Jarden Home Brands canning experts any preserving or home canning questions via Twitter with the hashtag #canitforward from 10AM – 5PM ET on July 22nd. Consumers can also share their own #canitforward creations with the brand on Pinterest and Instagram.
Enter to win in the Rafflecopter form below and good luck!
For over 130 years, Ball® branded glass jars and lids have been manufactured exclusively in the United States.
The production of the first Ball® branded glass jar marks the beginning of a fascinating history. The Ball Brothers Glass Manufacturing Company began manufacturing fruit jars in 1884 in Buffalo, New York. After a destructive fire in the Buffalo plant, however, the five Ball brothers and their families relocated to Muncie, Indiana, where their business has become known worldwide.
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