Hey guys, I usually see this from time to time, but not so far this year. ( Unless I missed it) After canning the garden, we are getting low on lids. Does anyone know of a decent place to buy in bulk? I used to find golden harvest reasonably, but I can’t seem to find anything that looks like it will work. I’m sure many of us would appreciate any help. Thanks in advance!

Maybe not exactly what you're asking.... but these are very good lids..... better than Ball or Golden Harvest..... Lids

I started using reusable harvest guard lids. They have a slightly different technique to using them but it's not difficult and they have worked great for me. Some of them have been used 4 times now.

You can buy reusable lids, so I was thinking why not regular lids. So last year we tried a few that came off in good shape and they all sealed, this year we used a bunch that were kept and they have all sealed good. Be careful taking them off when you use a jar so they are not bent. Throw out the bent ones. Good luck.

As far as where to buy regular canning jar lids in bulk.......find an Amish store. They sell long sleeves of them, along with replacement bands if you need those too.

I been getting mine in bulk sleeves at the Amish store. I would have to go look but the maybe the same lids yotetrapper30 posted?? Although they are not in the label sleeve, Just clear wrapper.
Been using them now for couple years no issues.

Mac

Forjars. That is where I purchase mine

We have bought lids at the Amish store and Walmart and Kroger. During Covid, jars, bands and lids became nearly impossible to purchase. I went to 5 stores one day and 9 different stores, a day later, some hours out, to get what I needed. That Winter, I bought a few thousand large and small mouthed lids, hundreds of bands and hundreds of wide mouthed pint and quart jars. I haven't had to buy any canning products since, except half pint jelly jars for the jams,jellies and butters we sell with the plants.

Winter is the best time to find large quantities to purchase.

We use food we canned almost every day, but much more so once the growing season is over.

Keith

Wally World carries them year 'round.