Lanfox
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Can anyone suggest a good alternitive to Tree Top Apple Juice, its not available in my area.
Or point out a few good online stores that sell Tree Top.
Or point out a few good online stores that sell Tree Top.
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I've used Mott's from Costco on several ciders and apfelweins and am very pleased with the finished product.
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c.n.budz
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I always use the grocery store brand and have never had any problems
Lanfox
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c.n.budz said:
were thies brands 100% juice or from concentrate?
c.n.budz
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from concentrate. Just filtered water, apple juice concentrate, and ascorbic acid(vitamin C)
Lanfox
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ive used from concentrate as well, I wonder if there is a significant difference in quality of the finale product if 100% juice was used insted of from concentrate?
EricK The Red
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Do you have a Price Chopper grocery store near you? My local store has natural 1 gal plastic jugs for $1.89.
I have used two different kinds of apple juice, and they were a little different, but still good. The only common thing between them was that they said "Ingredients: Apple Juice."
Citric acid is ok, but if it has other preservatives in it don't use it.
Citric acid is ok, but if it has other preservatives in it don't use it.
Store Brand includes Wal Mart.
The Sam's Choice can be found with 100% juice label...check ingredients though. Also Kroger / King Supers brand and the Safeway Store brands work great.
The Sam's Choice can be found with 100% juice label...check ingredients though. Also Kroger / King Supers brand and the Safeway Store brands work great.
I've used everything from store brand concentrate to fresh squeezed from the local orchards. Fresh is better, but it isn't a big difference. They rarely say what the apple varieties are. The local I frequent admitted the cider was made from whatever was picked that week that had blemishes.
Lanfox
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xcrusader said:
If that was true then i could buy 8-10 cans of frozen concentrate for $.25 each
Lanfox
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RadicalEd said:
super saver had a sale a few years ago, not sure what the brand was, but it couldnt of had preservatives, I used a can or two in a Killer Cider recipe.
