I'm not sure if from the same batch but these jars of butternut squash were all pressure canned. Some are clear and some are cloudy. All were canned about 6-8bweeks ago.

by unevrkno

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  2. glockshorty

    Im no professional. I think it would be wise to label your batches and dates.. I keep a log that I’m pretty strict on so in this case. You could just remove any jars associated with the “cloudy” batch. Thus saving the remainder of your seemingly okay jars. I have never canned squash but I will give it a go now.

  3. Could be some squash are starchier than others…similar to canning potatoes. What method did you use for pressure canning these?

  4. Hotsaucehallelujah

    I can a lot of butternut squash and pumpkin and never had this issue. Is it sealed? I personally would trash

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