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Question Box: Food Storage
Title
Question Box: Food Storage
Excerpt
There's hardly a hint of autumn in the air, but plans for preventing winter
worries arc already under way in many homes, judging from the questions turning up in the mail box. A look through those letters seems to indicate that the problem with first priority now for many homemakers is safe storage for those jars of canned food that represent hours of hard work in the summer heat.
Letters coming in during the past few days contain questions on just about every angle of the canned-food storage problem. Today we have answers to most of them from the home economists of the U. S. Department of Agriculture. So -- if your jars of canned fruit and vegetables are still stacked around waiting for winter quarters, just stay put; maybe we'll pull the answer you need out of the question box.
worries arc already under way in many homes, judging from the questions turning up in the mail box. A look through those letters seems to indicate that the problem with first priority now for many homemakers is safe storage for those jars of canned food that represent hours of hard work in the summer heat.
Letters coming in during the past few days contain questions on just about every angle of the canned-food storage problem. Today we have answers to most of them from the home economists of the U. S. Department of Agriculture. So -- if your jars of canned fruit and vegetables are still stacked around waiting for winter quarters, just stay put; maybe we'll pull the answer you need out of the question box.
Creator
U.S. Department of Agriculture. Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Date
1944
Relation
Homemakers' Chat
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