I've been thinking about ordering some more canning lids for this next harvest, so here is the link to my post from last year.
Bulk Canning Lids
I have not ordered yet, so I can't say for sure what the prices are this year. I can update when I do order.
Anyone else know of a good place to buy bulk lids?
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I'm in Canada and the best price I could ever find was a 12 pack of lids for $1...at the dollar store.
I'm off to read your blog from the beginning....
Cath
http://www.lehmans.com/
Search under "bulk canning lids". Seems like a good buy and is accesible to everyone online.
I paid $35.95 for a roll of lids from the Dutchman's in Cantrill Saturday. The wide mouth were a dollar more than last year too. Our other nearby Amish store wants $42 and $45 for lids this month. These lids are soooo much better than Ball lids are now. See a copy of the flier from the Dutchman's on our blog. http://iowasue.blogspot.com/2010/06/dutchmans-store-cantril.html
I saw this post from earlier. Faxed them today and got the more recent prices. The regular sleeve is now $41 and the wide mouth are $42.
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