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A Free Food Preservation Decision Chart

Not sure whether to freeze, dehydrate, bottle, ferment or pressure-preserve the food in front of you? Download the chart to help you decide!

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Save The Glut!

Save the Glut is a free printable decision chart designed to help you choose the most practical preservation method based on:

  • What you want the finished food to become
  • Whether it needs to be shelf-stable
  • How much time and energy you have today
  • How you plan to use it later
  • Perfect for homegrown harvests, reduced supermarket bargains, foraged ingredients and those generous bags of produce that arrive demanding immediate administration.

Pop your details below and I’ll send the Save the Glut Food Preservation Decision Chart straight to your inbox. Print it, keep it in your pantry or stick it inside a cupboard door, ready for the next time three kilos of fruit appear without an appointment.

Quick Preserving Tip!

Make the most of what you have

You do not need to preserve every glut perfectly or use the most elaborate method available.
You simply need a method that works for the food, space, time and energy you have today. 🌿

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