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Could also be cold jam. When the lid is open, the air inside the jar would be room temperature. As soon as you put the lid on it, the air starts cooling down be
by newaccount74 5y ago
Could also be cold jam. When the lid is open, the air inside the jar would be room temperature. As soon as you put the lid on it, the air starts cooling down because the jam is cold, which would lower the pressure, and then the outside air would push the lid down, turning it.
Or it's just gravity.
- h2odragon 5y agoI like that, cooling would be a much larger effect than desiccation.