Canning Sugar Free Ketchup.

Why would one go through the trouble of making and canning their own ketchup?  Well, because commercially made ketchup is full of junk, thats why!  Junk, as in, High fructose corn syrup (made from GMO corn) and sugar!  And to me the organic ones just don’t cut it in ketchup world.  Actually, they’re just kind of gross.  But as it turns out, I have a garden full of tomatoes and a shelf full of spices, so off to make some ketchup I went and ketchup I conquered! Not to brag but this ketchup kicks total butt!! And it cost me nothing. Nothing.  Zero. Zilch. That’s my favorite amount of money to spend.  Literally, I spent zero dollars and made zero trips to the store and now I have 6 pints of Paleo Organic Ketchup and the comfort in knowing that the condiments I’m feeding my family are not only delicious, but they are wholesome.  You just can’t go wrong with homemade my friends. Canning Homemade Ketchup | sugar free | DIY | Homemade | Preserving Tomatoes | LivinLovinFarmin

Paleo Ketchup

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8 Comments

  1. This recipe sounds delicious! Could you recommend a headspace measurement and water bath time if I wanted to can this in half-pint jars? We don’t use that much ketchup and I’m afraid a pint would go bad before we could use it all.
    Thank you!

  2. I’m missing something here… 267 calories a serving? Like how much is a serving- a jar? A tablespoon? That just seems so high.

    1. The serving size and calories is automatically calculated by a app. The app doesn’t consider that the ingredients are homegrown and sugar/preservative free. Honestly I pay little to no attention to its automated “data”. I will look into how to turn it off.

  3. Hi could the honey be left out or substituted possibly with dates/date syrup or would this compromise it’s shelf life?

    Thanks!

  4. I am planning on canning tomorrow but would like to use Himalayan Pink Salt instead of canning salt. Is this possible? Do you have the weight of your canning salt requirement instead of tablespoon measurement?

    Thanks