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It's likely Amazon. Of course, there are instances where (e.g. mason jars) where fakes may be acceptable as they're commodity products. It's tiring using Fake
by r00fus 6y ago
It's likely Amazon. Of course, there are instances where (e.g. mason jars) where fakes may be acceptable as they're commodity products.
It's tiring using Fakespot just to find dozens of D and Fs. For the most part, I use other retailers or just don't buy the item (surprisingly it's a zen option to not buy stuff you don't pressingly need).
- JasonFruit 6y agoThey really aren't acceptable, though; they are often not really suitable for pressure canning, and the failure and breakage rate is higher.