Back before ground beef doubled in price I would make a huge batch of chili for canning. I did the math in January of last year and it worked out to a 28% savings over buying it but the downside was that it cost $50 to make the batch.
Of course the upsides were knowing every ingredient and here I am two weeks short of a year later eating chili that now costs way more to make because of beef cost increases.
This time I added a can of black beans during the reheat because I didn’t feel like making corn bread.
Cost per person: $3.06


Wtf is a quart? Isn’t there a larger unit for 12 of them?
It’s not recommended to can in anything larger than a quart for food safety reasons. A quart is .94 liters
That was the total amount canned. They didn’t can 3 gallons of chili in one container.
I’m the one that canned it. I know.
Oops, ha!
A quart is a bit larger than a liter. Four of them make a US gallon.
A British quart is larger than a litre (≈1.14l), US quart is smaller (≈0.95l).
Thanks for the correction! I’ve memorized that the other way around.