All-American Pressure Canner/Cooker - 30 Quarts

Made in the USA since 1930, the "All-American" is the best among home pressure canners. With proper care, this heavy-duty pressure canner/cooker will last a lifetime.

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Overview

Only All-American Pressure Cookers/Canner feature an exclusive precision machined "metal-to-metal" sealing system. Positive action clamping locks align the cover to the base, forming a steam-tight seal. At the same time, this metal-to-metal seal automatically permits venting under unusual pressure conditions, providing an extra margin of safety over conventional rubber or composition gasket cookers.

The All American 30 quart pressure canner is first and foremost a canner. It is large and heavy-cast for processing larger quantities of food per load. The USDA recommends pressure canning as the only safe way to can meat, fish, poultry and vegetables. Standard pressure cookers are not recommended for canning because a fully loaded canner takes a longer time for heating and cooling. This time is taken into account when determining processing times in standard canning timetables.

Features & Benefits:

• Crafted of the finest hand cast aluminum
• Exclusive metal-to-metal seal - no gaskets to crack, burn, replace or clean
• Stay-cool bakelite top handle
• Geared steam gauge
• Pressure regulator weight with settings of 5, 10 and 15 psi
• Smooth, easy to clean satin finish
• Double thickness edges for additional protection on points of heaviest wear
• Automatic overpressure release
• Includes canning racks and instructions
• Available in 6 sizes
• Made in the USA since 1930

Specifications for Model 930:

• Liquid Capacity: 30 Quarts (14 Quart Jars, 19 Pint Jars*)
• Inside Diameter: 12 5/8 inches
• Inside Height: 14 inches
• Overall Height: 19 inches
• Weight: 21.25 pounds
• Includes 2 racks

*Jar counts based on standard Mason jar sizes

All American 930 30 quart pressure canners are intended for home use applications. Models 910, 915, 921 and 925 are suitable for use on newer glass/flat top ranges. We recommend verifying weight restrictions with your stove manufacturer. Larger models 930 and 941 are heavy and not suitable for glass top ranges.

"We bought an All-American Pressure Canner (Model 921) over 30 years ago, and have used it exclusively for all our canning. It is still as good as new."

Greg Seaman, Founder, Eartheasy.com